FERNANDO DA CRUZ

Kaizer Chiefs head coach Fernando Da Cruz during Toyota Cup

Da Cruz refuses to concede Chiefs’ title hopes despite Soweto Derby setback

Kaizer Chiefs coach Fernando da Cruz insists Amakhosi have not given up on the Betway Premiership title race, despite admitting that an 11-point deficit makes their task considerably harder.

Abdeslam Ouaddou and Fernado Da Cruz ahead of the Soweto Derby

At ease and enjoying the moment, Da Cruz relishes first Soweto Derby experience

Kaizer Chiefs head coach Fernando Da Cruz is relishing the chance to sit on the bench for his first Soweto Derby this weekend against arch-rivals Orlando Pirates; the excitement is so great that he even tried to speak in English today.

Kaizer Chiefs head coach Fernando Da Cruz during Toyota Cup

Da Cruz draws strength from Chiefs hierarchy’s support vows to improve the team

The support Kaizer Chiefs head coach Fernando Da Cruz received from the club’s hierarchy, including the Sporting Director Kaizer Motaung Junior, doesn’t seem to have come as a surprise, as he revealed that this also goes back to regular interactions within the club.

Kaizer Chiefs attacker Wandile Duba after scoring a hat-trick for Kaizer Chiefs against TS Galaxy in the Carling Knockout

Da Cruz sees Bafana Bafana potential in Duba, but stresses need for consistency

Kaizer Chiefs head coach Fernando Da Cruz believes that a consistent Amakhosi striker, Wandile Duba, who will also continue listening to his coaches, could become a good option for Bafana Bafana selectors.

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Da Cruz rues missed chances as Chiefs bow out of CAF Confed Cup

Kaizer Chiefs coach Fernando Da Cruz believes his side deserved more from their CAF Confederation Cup encounter against Zambia’s Red Arrows, despite crashing out of the competition on penalties at Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban on Friday evening.

Inacio Miguel insists Chiefs have no fear of Sundowns

Miguel and Da Cruz go on the defensive as questions mount over Chiefs’ decline

Kaizer Chiefs captain Inacio Miguel has refused to comment about the decline of the club, in a question that was directed at him, asking about the role the Chiefs management is alleged to be playing in all of this.