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Rare Nedbank Cup win reignites hope for Kaizer Chiefs fans

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July 12, 2025

AS THE dawn of a new season creates space for fresh hopes and aspirations, Kaizer Chiefs' specialist goalkeeper coach Ilyes Mzoughi is brimming with anticipation and determination.

- HERMAN GIBBS

Rare Nedbank Cup win reignites hope for Kaizer Chiefs fans

With the momentum of last season's rare success, namely winning the Nedbank Cup, Mzoughi understands that the expectations of supporters have grown stronger.

"Having won the Nedbank Cup, our supporters are expecting more trophies and the technical staff share that aspiration," Mzoughi said, looking towards the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.

The connection between the team and the country's biggest fan base, he continued, is vital in this quest for continued success. "Their support is crucial — our unity gives us power," he added profoundly, in an interview with kaizerchiefs.com.

Mzoughi highlighted the significance of solidarity in achieving their collective goals. His commitment to cultivating a fierce competitive edge in his goalkeepers stems not only from his tactical expertise but also from an understanding of the club's culture and its passionate fans.

As the team sets its sights on more trophies, the excitement resonates not just within the squad but also throughout the stands where devoted supporters rally behind the badge.

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