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Mentality over history as Chiefs test ArrowS
Cape Argus
|January 20, 2026
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Chiefs head into their clash against Golden Arrows aware that history offers context, but not comfort with this encounter set for the FNB Stadium tonight at 7.30pm.While past meetings between the two sides have swung both ways, this encounter is framed far more by present needs than previous results. In their last direct meeting, Chiefs edged Abafana Besthende 1-0, a narrow win that reflected the fine margins often present in this fixture.
Across the last five encounters in all competitions, Chiefs have claimed two victories, while Arrows have won three - evidence of a rivalry that rarely follows a predictable script.
Yet, for Amakhosi, the focus has firmly shifted away from numbers and narratives.
Speaking ahead of the match, experienced defender Paseka Mako dismissed any suggestion that Chiefs are weighed down by past struggles against the KwaZulu-Natal side.
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