PSL: 2 referee errors made during Kaizer Chiefs’ draw with Magezi

Kaizer Chiefs manager Nasreddin Nabi shares his thoughts on his team’s draw with Magezi in the Premier League
The Tunisian tactician pointed out some mistakes made by the match official in the game that cost them the match.
The Soweto giants coach also expressed disappointment at the lack of video assistant referees in the PSL.

Nasreddin Nabi reveals two mistakes made by officials during Kaizer Chiefs’ draw against Magezi in the match Premier League Football on Wednesday evening.

The Soweto giants scored two goals to salvage a draw against newly promoted Betway Premiership side.

Wonderboy Makhubu gave the home side the lead in the opening six minutes, with Edmore Chirambadare converting a free-kick to double their lead, before two quick goals from Mduduzi Shabalala gave the Glamor Boys a deserved draw.

Two referee errors during Kaizer Chiefs’ match with Magezi

SuperSportTV reports this in an interview iDiskiTimesNabi said the match official made two important mistakes that affected the outcome of the match. Kaizer Chiefs and Magesi.

The Tunisian’s mentor insisted his side were denied a clear penalty and the free kick awarded to the home side, which led to their second goal, should have been awarded to Amakhosi instead.

“Obviously we’re very disappointed, but we need to talk about how the referees are officiating the game,” he said.

“We think it’s more than just time for VAR to come into this great league, the PSL, because we think Duba was a penalty. Everyone will see these images.”

“And the second goal they scored, for us it’s a free kick, but for them it becomes a free kick, which gives them a second goal.”