Chiefs aim for MTN8 as they kick off campaign against Arrows

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Today, Kaizer Chiefs will announce their return to the Wafa Wafa Cup competition after two years of absence, when they host a tricky Golden Arrows side at the FNB Stadium. Chiefs last won the top eight cup competition in 2014, when they beat reigning MTN8 winners Orlando Pirates 1-0. We fancy our chances of winning the MTN8 trophy because it will be a good one to start the season with. He added that they “will take each game as a final” as they want to go all the way. Amakhosi have missed out on the competition for the past two seasons, after finishing in 10th and 9th position, respectively.