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Old habits do die hard

The Citizen

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July 30, 2025

Kaizer Chiefs rolled up to the Moses Mabhida Stadium on Saturday for the Toyota Cup, and proceeded to prove that old habits die hard.

- with Jonty Mark

Failing to take their chances has been a problem that has beset Chiefs for the best part of the last decade.

It was a problem that Nasreddine Nabi and his staff at times tried to turn into a positive last season, as Chiefs laboured to a ninth place finish in the Betway Premiership.

Their claim was that Chiefs were creating more than most sides, the implication of which was that at some point the law of averages suggested they would start banging in goals.

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