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Coach Zwane unloads after AmaZulu edge Richards Bay
Sunday Tribune
|February 22, 2026
AMAZULU head coach Arthur Zwane cut a frustrated figure on Friday night, lashing out at the standard of officiating despite his side booking a place in the Nedbank Cup quarterfinals.
Usuthu edged past Richards Bay FC with a narrow 1-0 victory at the Umhlathuze Sports Complex, a result that extended their momentum at a crucial stage of the season and delivered back-to-back wins before a daunting midweek assignment against Mamelodi Sundowns.
Progression in the Nedbank Cup should have been the headline, yet the post-match narrative was quickly dominated by Zwane’s stinging assessment of referee Thando Ndzan-zeka, whom he accused of repeatedly making decisions that left AmaZulu feeling uneasy.
"I believe we had about two penalties but I don’t like speaking about referees," Zwane said, before making it clear that this was not an isolated grievance.
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