AmaZulu head coach Arthur Zwane believes his side could have been among the top three in the Betway Premiership standings.
The Betway Premiership takes centre stage this Friday with an electrifying showdown between AmaZulu FC and Richards Bay FC in a highly-anticipated KwaZulu-Natal derby at the King Goodwill Zwelithini Stadium.
Arthur Zwane will now assume sole responsibility for managing AmaZulu FC after Vusi Vilakazi resigned from his position as co-coach, citing the need to attend to “personal matters.”
Arthur Zwane says AmaZulu need to take responsibility for some ‘sloppy’ defending that saw them concede four goals in a 4-2 loss to Sekhukhune United.
AmaZulu co-head coach Arthur Zwane has come out in defence of goalkeeper Richard Ofori following the 2-2 Betway Premiership draw with Kaizer Chiefs on Tuesday.
AmaZulu’s co-coach, Arthur Zwane, was chuffed with his team’s performance following their crucial 1-0 victory over Magesi.
AmaZulu fans will have to wait a bit longer to see their new signings Bongani Zungu and Sandile Mthethwa make their debut for the club, said coach Arthur Zwane.
In a match that promised goals but ended without any, AmaZulu FC and Golden Arrows played out a goalless draw at Moses Mabhida Stadium over the weekend.
The Betway Premiership resumes with a crucial encounter between AmaZulu and Mamelodi Sundowns at Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban this Tuesday afternoon.
Arthur Zwane has dismissed the idea that AmaZulu are in a relegation battle for Betway Premiership survival.