Snl24 | PSL charge Chiefs after supporters incident

JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA – OCTOBER 21: Kaizer Chiefs coach Molefi Ntseki escorted by police after fans throwing objects on him during the Carling Knockout match between Kaizer Chiefs and AmaZulu FC at FNB Stadium on October 21, 2023 in Johannesburg, South Africa. (Photo by Lefty Shivambu/Gallo Images)

Kaizer Chiefs have been charged by the Premier Soccer League following the incident with their supporters on Saturday night.

Supporters at FNB Stadium expressed their displeasure with team’s 1-0 defeat to AmaZulu, which ended their journey in the Carling Knockout.

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Objects were thrown onto the pitch in the direction of former Amakhosi head coach Molefi Ntseki, who was also unable to do his post-match interview on television.

This is a fourth incident of spectator misbehaviour this season, with the club receiving a R200 000 for two separate incidents last month.

PSL prosecutor Zola Majavu has confirmed charges have now been brought against the Soweto giants once again.

“Earlier this afternoon, I preferred charges of spectator misbehaviour and unruly conduct Kaizer Chiefs Football Club as a sequel to what transpired in their recent match against AmaZulu this past Saturday,” Majavu said via the PSL media department.

“They will be appearing before the PSL DC on 31 October 2023.”

The Soweto giants could face the possibility of a lockout for the next game, as this is the fourth incident of unruly behaviour from their supporters.

Chiefs, who are now no longer coached by Ntseki, take on high-flying Golden Arrows in DStv Premiership action on Saturday afternoon.

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