Kaizer Chiefs attacker Dumisami Zuma has explained why they believed they were capable of going all the way to the CAF Champions League.
Kaizer Chiefs attacker Dumisami Zuma has explained why they believed they were capable of going all the way to the CAF Champions League.
Chiefs have made history by reaching the final of the Champions League and have a date set against Al Ahly in Casablanca on Saturday.
After finishing second in the Premiership in 2019/20, when they missed out on the title on the final day of the season, Zuma says they believed that they had what it takes to go well in the continental club competition.
They may have struggled in the league last season, but Amakhosi have defied odds to reach what will go down as the biggest game in the club's history.
“There has not been a game that you can say has been easy. Most of the teams we played against, somehow they undermined us. But we as Kaizer Chiefs, players and staff, we knew how capable we are. That motivated us a lot, that we would give 100 percent in every game we played. We had that thing that in every game, win or lose, we would give 100 percent.
So, I am happy that we are at this stage in the final,” Zuma told the Amakhosi media department.
“To tell you the truth, it was not easy. There was a lot of pressure, but we knew that this is team almost won the league. We knew we were good enough to do anything because it’s the same team that almost won the league.”
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