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Chiefs click into gear but Yeye wants more

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Chiefs (Kgaswane 20mins, Ndebele 77th, Melgarejo 80th) Prisons XI (Keiketile 73rd) Mochudi Centre Chiefs coach Reneilwe ‘Yeye’ Letsholonyane believes his side is slowly finding its rhythm, but he insists there is still work to be done despite Saturday night's 3-1 victory over Prisons XI at GU Stadium.

Magosi, as the team is called, showed flashes of their attacking quality to secure the three points, although the gaffer was far from entirely satisfied with the performance. He felt his charges were too inconsistent and allowed their opponents back into the contest when they should have taken control. “Slowly we are getting there. I am happy with the result and the performance in patches, but not entirely satisfied.

That is not how I want us to play. “The good spells were too far apart, and we tend to give opponents a way back into the game,” he said. Magosi captain, Mpho Kgaswane, opened the scoring in the first half as Chiefs looked to take charge of proceedings. Prisons XI had an opportunity to draw level from the penalty spot but failed to capitalise. The Warders, however, persisted and were rewarded in the 73rd minute when Tumo Keiketile found the equaliser.

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