Kaizer Chiefs vs Cape Town Spurs Prediction: The Amakhosi can’t afford to drop points against the visitors

With just one win in eight games for one of the most successful teams in South Africa, Kaizer Chiefs decided it was time to change their fortune as they parted ways with coach Molefi Nteski. Cavin Johnson, the new coach, will guide Kaizer Chiefs to his second game in charge at the FNB Stadium.

Last five games: DLWLL

The Amakhosi suffered another shocking defeat away from home as Golden Arrows stunned them. Cavin Johnson led the team for the first time and played quite well before the break as they settled for (1-1) stalemate. The second half took another turn when Golden Arrows retained the lead to secure the maximum points. It was their third consecutive defeat, including two home defeats and an away loss.

Kaizer Chiefs used to be the top side, but it keeps getting worse for the Amakhosi, with seven defeats already this season.

Kaizer Chiefs will rely heavily on their excellent home record against Cape Town to get anything away from this fixture.

Last five games: LLLLW

The Urban Warriors secured their first three points of the season as they took advantage of Orlando Pirates' present woes. It was like a dream when Lubeni Haukongo and Moroole scored twice in thirty-six minutes. The visitors did pull one back, but Cape Town Spurs defended the lead with their lives. The victory ended their nine games without a point.

Cape Town Spurs still rock the bottom of the log with just three points from a combined twenty-seven.

Cape Town Spurs have a stern test ahead of their encounter with Kaizer Chiefs, as the hosts will not play to win here.

Over their previous twenty meetings, Kaizer Chiefs have won eleven while Cape Town Spurs have won four, and six games ended in a tie. The Amakhosi have everything available at their disposal: the coach, players, and a good stadium, but they have failed to impress since the season began. This is their best bet to bounce back, and with their excellent record against Cape Town Spurs, we expect them to do it in style. Of course, Cape Town Spurs head here on the back of a win against Orlando Pirates, but we think it’ll be tough against Amakhosi. We expect the home side to win; however, this game should produce more than two goals for 2.11.

Kaizer Chiefs might even get a halftime victory here for 2.11.

We expect to see more goals after the break for 2.20.

Good luck!