Caf Confed Cup: No Kaizer Chiefs matches at FNB Stadium

Kaizer Chiefs have decided against playing any of their remaining CAF Confederation Cup matches at FNB Stadium.

On Tuesday, Amakhosi announced that their two home fixtures in the competition will be played outside the Gauteng province.

Chiefs will host Zesco United in the return leg on 1 February, and that fixture is scheduled for Durban’s Moses Mabhida Stadium.

Their final home game of the Caf Confederation Cup will be against Egypt’s Al Masry, and that encounter will take place at the New Peter Mokaba Stadium on 8 February.

Chiefs only played one Caf Confederation Cup fixture in the Gauteng province, and that was against Angola’s Kabuscorp.

The other fixture which was a second leg against Simba SC was played at Dobsonville Stadium as the FNB Stadium was not available.

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“The home fixture against Zesco will be hosted at the Moses Mabhida stadium in Durban on 1 February, followed by another home tie against Al Masry of Egypt at the New Peter Mokaba stadium in Polokwane on 8 February,” said Chiefs in a statement.

HOW’S THE GROUP D LOG LOOKING LIKE?

As things stand, Amakhosi are third on the Group D log with a single point from their opening two matches.

Al Masry top the standings with six points while Zamalek are second with four points.

Zesco United, whom Chiefs are yet to face, remain the at the bottom of the log having lost their opening two games.