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Kaizer Chiefs – Matcher, tabeller och tabellställningar, spelare, statistik och nyheter

Kaizer Chiefs
South Africa Premier Förutsägelse
L L D W D L L D W W
9th place
Kaizer Chiefs Mot Orlando Pirates 05/10/2025 13:30

South Africa Cup

1

×

2

Betimate

Korrekt resultat

Målsnitt

Odds

Poäng

South Africa Cup

SAC

Orlando Pirates

53

23

24

1

2 - 1

2.93

1.89

Senaste matcher

Spelade matcher Kaizer Chiefs

03.05.25

Kaizer Chiefs

Orlando Pirates

AZ1

26.04.25

Kaizer Chiefs

Marumo Gallants

AZ1

19.04.25

Chippa United

Kaizer Chiefs

AZ1

13.04.25

Mamelodi Sundowns

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SAC

05.04.25

Kaizer Chiefs

TS Galaxy

AZ1

29.03.25

Golden Arrows

Kaizer Chiefs

AZ1

16.03.25

Richards Bay FC

Kaizer Chiefs

AZ1

12.03.25

Kaizer Chiefs

Cape Town City

AZ1

08.03.25

Stellenbosch FC

Kaizer Chiefs

SAC

04.03.25

Kaizer Chiefs

Magesi FC

AZ1

01.03.25

Mamelodi Sundowns

Kaizer Chiefs

AZ1

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Kaizer Chiefs

Supersport United

AZ1

15.02.25

Kaizer Chiefs

Chippa United

SAC

07.02.25

Stellenbosch FC

Kaizer Chiefs

AZ1

04.02.25

Kaizer Chiefs

Amazulu

AZ1

01.02.25

Orlando Pirates

Kaizer Chiefs

AZ1

26.01.25

Kaizer Chiefs

Free Agents FC

SAC

19.01.25

Kaizer Chiefs

Sekhukhune United FC

AZ1

12.01.25

Kaizer Chiefs

Golden Arrows

AZ1

08.01.25

Kaizer Chiefs

Stellenbosch FC

AZ1

05.01.25

Cape Town City

Kaizer Chiefs

AZ1

29.12.24

Kaizer Chiefs

Chippa United

AZ1

16.12.24

TS Galaxy

Kaizer Chiefs

AZ1

08.12.24

Polokwane City

Kaizer Chiefs

AZ1

30.11.24

Kaizer Chiefs

Royal AM FC

AZ1

27.11.24

Kaizer Chiefs

Richards Bay FC

AZ1

02.11.24

Kaizer Chiefs

Mamelodi Sundowns

SALC

30.10.24

Magesi FC

Kaizer Chiefs

AZ1

26.10.24

Supersport United

Kaizer Chiefs

AZ1

19.10.24

Supersport United

Kaizer Chiefs

SALC

13.10.24

Marumo Gallants

Kaizer Chiefs

CFL

28.09.24

Kaizer Chiefs

Mamelodi Sundowns

AZ1

25.09.24

Amazulu

Kaizer Chiefs

AZ1

14.09.24

Marumo Gallants

Kaizer Chiefs

AZ1

Vinna

Oavgjort

Förlorat

övergripande statistik

Kaizer Chiefs

Spelade match 34

Mål (Gjorda mål - insläppta mål)

46

1.35

1.24

42

över/under

1.5

11

32%

68%

23

2.5

15

44%

56%

19

3.5

24

71%

29%

10

Båda lag gör mål (Ja-nej)

17

50%

50%

17

Rena mål (Ja-nej)

9

26%

74%

25

Gjorda mål (Ja-nej)

24

71%

29%

10

Tabeller		Pts	Gp	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Mamelodi Sundowns	64	25	21	1	3	57 - 13	44
2	Orlando Pirates	52	23	17	1	5	36 - 17	19
3	Sekhukhune United FC	45	26	13	6	7	36 - 27	9
4	Stellenbosch FC	44	25	12	8	5	32 - 17	15
5	TS Galaxy	34	27	8	10	9	29 - 29	0
6	Amazulu	34	27	10	4	13	28 - 33	-5
7	Polokwane City	33	26	8	9	9	19 - 23	-4
8	Chippa United	30	26	8	6	12	21 - 24	-3
9	Kaizer Chiefs	30	26	8	6	12	24 - 31	-7
10	Marumo Gallants	30	26	8	6	12	24 - 37	-13
11	Richards Bay FC	29	26	8	5	13	17 - 26	-9
12	Magesi FC	29	25	8	5	12	17 - 27	-10
13	Supersport United	26	24	6	8	10	16 - 24	-8
14	Golden Arrows	26	24	6	8	10	16 - 26	-10
15	Cape Town City	23	26	6	5	15	13 - 31	-18
16	Royal AM FC	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0

Match

Datum

Match

10.05.25

SAC

Kaizer Chiefs – Orlando Pirates

17.05.25

SAP

Sekhukhune United FC – Kaizer Chiefs

24.05.25

SAP

Kaizer Chiefs – Polokwane City

South Africa Premier Table

Pos #	Team	Pts	Gp	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Mamelodi Sundowns	64	25	21	1	3	57 - 13	44
2	Orlando Pirates	52	23	17	1	5	36 - 17	19
3	Sekhukhune United FC	45	26	13	6	7	36 - 27	9
4	Stellenbosch FC	44	25	12	8	5	32 - 17	15
5	TS Galaxy	34	27	8	10	9	29 - 29	0
6	Amazulu	34	27	10	4	13	28 - 33	-5
7	Polokwane City	33	26	8	9	9	19 - 23	-4
8	Chippa United	30	26	8	6	12	21 - 24	-3
9	Kaizer Chiefs	30	26	8	6	12	24 - 31	-7
10	Marumo Gallants	30	26	8	6	12	24 - 37	-13
11	Richards Bay FC	29	26	8	5	13	17 - 26	-9
12	Magesi FC	29	25	8	5	12	17 - 27	-10
13	Supersport United	26	24	6	8	10	16 - 24	-8
14	Golden Arrows	26	24	6	8	10	16 - 26	-10
15	Cape Town City	23	26	6	5	15	13 - 31	-18
16	Royal AM FC	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0

#

Name

GA

PK

MP

MP

MPG

1

Lucas Ribeiro Lucas Ribeiro Mamelodi Sundowns Mamelodi Sundowns

13

2

24

1858

143

2

Iqraam Rayners Iqraam Rayners Mamelodi Sundowns Mamelodi Sundowns

12

0

23

1623

136

3

Dzenan Zajmovic Dzenan Zajmovic TS Galaxy TS Galaxy

8

0

25

1716

215

4

Devon Titus Devon Titus Stellenbosch FC Stellenbosch FC

7

0

25

1946

278

5

Tshegofatso John Mabasa Tshegofatso John Mabasa Orlando Pirates Orlando Pirates

6

1

20

1027

172

6

Peter Shalulile Peter Shalulile Mamelodi Sundowns Mamelodi Sundowns

6

0

22

1316

220

7

Chibuike Ohizu Chibuike Ohizu Sekhukhune United FC Sekhukhune United FC

6

0

18

1050

175

8

Sinoxolo Kwayiba Sinoxolo Kwayiba Chippa United Chippa United

6

0

23

1785

298

9

Andy Bobwa Boyeli Andy Bobwa Boyeli Sekhukhune United FC Sekhukhune United FC

6

1

24

1344

224

10

Hellings Frank Mhango Hellings Frank Mhango Marumo Gallants Marumo Gallants

5

0

20

1205

241

South Africa Premier Fixtures

05/11/2025 13:00

Mamelodi Sundowns

Stellenbosch FC

05/13/2025 17:30

Orlando Pirates

05/17/2025 13:00

05/17/2025 13:00

Richards Bay FC

05/17/2025 13:00

Sekhukhune United FC

05/17/2025 13:00

Stellenbosch FC

Supersport United

05/17/2025 13:00

Orlando Pirates

05/17/2025 13:00

05/17/2025 13:00

Marumo Gallants

05/17/2025 13:00

Mamelodi Sundowns

South Africa Premier Results

05/07/2025 17:30

Mamelodi Sundowns

05/06/2025 17:30

Orlando Pirates

05/04/2025 13:00

Richards Bay FC

05/03/2025 18:00

Mamelodi Sundowns

05/03/2025 15:45

Supersport United

05/03/2025 15:30

Sekhukhune United FC

05/03/2025 13:30

Orlando Pirates

05/03/2025 13:00

Stellenbosch FC

05/02/2025 17:30

04/30/2025 17:30

Mamelodi Sundowns

Richards Bay FC

Kaizer Chiefs Football Club, widely known as Kaizer Chiefs, is a professional football club based in Naturena, Johannesburg, South Africa. Established in 1970, Kaizer Chiefs is one of the most popular and successful football clubs in South African football history. The club is affectionately known as "Amakhosi" (“Lords” or “Chiefs” in Zulu) and boasts a large fanbase across Southern Africa.Kaizer Chiefs play their home matches at the FNB Stadium (also known as Soccer City), one of Africa’s largest and most iconic stadiums. The team’s traditional colors are gold and black, both in their kit and emblem, symbolizing pride and dominance.Throughout its rich history, Kaizer Chiefs has accumulated an impressive trophy haul in South African football, winning numerous league titles, domestic cups, and gaining recognition across the continent. The Chiefs share an intense rivalry with Orlando Pirates, and their encounters, known as the Soweto Derby, are among the most anticipated events in African sports.Over the decades, Kaizer Chiefs has been home to many legendary footballers, among them Doctor Khumalo, Lucas Radebe, Patrick Ntsoelengoe, Neil Tovey, and Itumeleng Khune. The club is also renowned for its development of young talent and its strong cultural impact on South African football.Kaizer Chiefs continues to play an influential role off the pitch, investing in community initiatives. Their passionate supporters are known as the “Amakhosi faithful,” contributing to the club’s vibrant and unique atmosphere. The club is owned by its founder, Kaizer Motaung, and consistently competes near the top in both the Premier Soccer League and domestic cup competitions.

Team:	Kaizer Chiefs
Full name:	Kaizer Chiefs Football Club
Country:	South Africa
Nickname:	Amakhosi, Glamour Boys
Founded:	07/01/1970
Colors:	Gold and Black
Stadium:	FNB Stadium (Soccer City) 94,736 seats
Address:	Kaizer Chiefs Village, 5/6 Lena Road, Lenaron, Naturena, Johannesburg South, 2064
Telephone:	+27 11 941 1465
Fax:	+27 11 941 1538
Homepage:	https://www.kaizerchiefs.com/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Kaizer Chiefs FC

Founded

Kaizer Chiefs Football Club was founded on January 7, 1970, by Kaizer Motaung, a South African soccer legend who returned home after a successful stint with Atlanta Chiefs in the United States. Motaung combined his first name with "Chiefs" from the Atlanta club to create the club’s now iconic identity.

The club quickly rose to prominence in South African football, earning a reputation for skillful, entertaining play and earning its “Glamour Boys” nickname. By the 1970s and ’80s, Kaizer Chiefs had established themselves as a dominant force, attracting massive crowds and collecting domestic trophies.

Over the following decades, Kaizer Chiefs maintained their winning legacy, consistently challenging for league honors, developing legendary players, and shaping South African football's culture and style. Even with occasional periods of struggle, Chiefs have remained a giant of the game, both on and off the pitch.

Finances and ownership

Kaizer Chiefs FC has remained family-owned, led by its founder and Executive Chairman, Kaizer Motaung. The club’s management and financial ethos emphasize sustainability and professionalism, standing as a model among South African clubs.

Chiefs generate revenue through sponsorships, merchandising, matchday tickets, and broadcasting rights. Their strong brand and loyal supporter base ensure consistent commercial success, with partnerships involving major companies such as Nike, Vodacom, and Toyota.

Despite the fluctuating economic scenarios in African football, Kaizer Chiefs maintains financial stability. The club invests in youth development and infrastructure, furthering its role as a key player in growing South African sport and business communities.

Popular culture

Kaizer Chiefs’ influence extends far beyond the football pitch. The “Amakhosi” hold a special place in South African popular culture and have inspired music, fashion trends, and even the name of the famous British indie band "Kaiser Chiefs."

The club’s supporters are among the most passionate on the continent, often filling FNB Stadium and traveling in large numbers nationwide. Chiefs’ fans are known for vibrant gold and black outfits, spectacular celebrations, and unwavering support regardless of results.

The Soweto Derby, contested with Orlando Pirates, is a cultural phenomenon that transcends football, with the fixture broadcast nationally and across Africa. Chiefs' songs, dances, and slogans are embedded in South African society, making the club’s identity recognizable even to those outside the sport.

Player

Kaizer Chiefs has produced and attracted some of South Africa’s most talented and legendary players throughout its history. The club is synonymous with the careers of football icons and continues to blend experience with exciting young prospects.

Notable Chiefs legends include Doctor Khumalo, whose midfield artistry defined the 1990s Chiefs side; Lucas Radebe, who went on to captain Leeds United and South Africa; and Patrick Ntsoelengoe, remembered as one of Africa’s greatest ever midfielders. Key figures of the modern era include Itumeleng Khune, Siphiwe Tshabalala, and Bernard Parker.

The youth academy continues to supply the first team, contributing to both local and national football. Chiefs are renowned for their technical flair, intelligent play, and attacking football that attract huge audiences every season.

Famous Players

Patrick “Ace” Ntsoelengoe: Regarded as one of the greatest South African footballers ever, Ntsoelengoe’s visionary play and all-round abilities earned him legendary status at the club and international level.
Doctor Khumalo: Iconic midfielder of the 1990s, Khumalo dazzled with his skill and creativity, also helping South Africa win the 1996 Africa Cup of Nations.
Lucas Radebe: Defender and former captain who also starred for Leeds United and Bafana Bafana. He started his career with Kaizer Chiefs before an illustrious move abroad.
Neil Tovey: Stalwart defender and leader who captained both Kaizer Chiefs and the national team to major successes.
Siphiwe Tshabalala: Skills, goals, and global fame after scoring the opening goal at the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Tshabalala's decade at Chiefs also saw him win multiple trophies.
Itumeleng Khune: Long-serving goalkeeper and multiple-time PSL Goalkeeper of the Season, Khune is one of the best shot-stoppers in Africa.
Bernard Parker: Chief’s reliable forward, league champion, and key figure in the club’s modern successes.

These players, alongside many others, have cemented Kaizer Chiefs' place at the summit of South African football history.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Patrick Ntsoelengoe	MF	228	Withdrawal	Updating...
2	Marks Maponyane	FW	178	276	0.64
3	Shaldon Stober	FW	85	Updating...	Updating...
4	Bernard Parker	FW	61	319	0.19
5	Siphiwe Tshabalala	MF	58	292	0.20
6	Knowledge Musona	FW	43	79	0.54
7	Pollen Ndlanya	FW	41	Updating...	Updating...
8	Kaizer Motaung	FW	36	Updating...	Updating...
9	Fani Madida	MF	34	Updating...	Updating...
10	Siyabonga Nomvethe	FW	33	79	0.42

Typical Squad

Kaizer Chiefs generally line up in a 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 formation, with a blend of experience and youth in their squad. The roster comprises established Bafana Bafana internationals and emerging talents from the Chiefs academy, showing versatility across all positions.

Goalkeeper

Itumeleng Khune has been the club's iconic goalkeeper for well over a decade, famous for his shot-stopping and leadership. Other capable keepers include Bruce Bvuma.

Defender

The Chiefs' defense emphasizes both strength and ball-playing ability, with leaders like Given Msimango, Edmilson, and Zitha Kwinika providing reliability and tactical discipline.

Midfielder

Kaizer Chiefs’ midfield has always been a creative hub, led by versatile players such as Yusuf Maart and experienced heads like Sibongiseni Mthethwa, with support from industrious younger talents.

Forward

Chiefs are known for dynamic attacking play, from wide players like Ashley du Preez to central forwards with pace and finishing vision.

Youth contribution is essential to Chiefs’ ethos, reflected both in the number of academy products in the squad and continued investment in youth development.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024–25 season marks another chapter for Kaizer Chiefs as they compete in the South African Premier Division and domestic cups. Below is a representative squad for the 2024/25 campaign. (Some player images may be updating as latest official releases.)

Goalkeeper
Updating...	32	Itumeleng Khune	🇿🇦	South Africa	20/06/1987
Updating...	44	Bruce Bvuma	🇿🇦	South Africa	15/05/1995
Updating...	37	Brandon Petersen	🇿🇦	South Africa	22/09/1994
Defender
Updating...	5	Edmilson Dove	🇲🇿	Mozambique	18/07/1994
Updating...	27	Zitha Kwinika	🇿🇦	South Africa	04/01/1994
Updating...	24	Sifiso Hlanti	🇿🇦	South Africa	01/05/1990
Updating...	4	Given Msimango	🇿🇦	South Africa	05/10/1996
Midfielder
Updating...	8	Yusuf Maart	🇿🇦	South Africa	17/07/1995
Updating...	6	Sibongiseni Mthethwa	🇿🇦	South Africa	20/11/1994
Updating...	11	Nkosingiphile Ngcobo	🇿🇦	South Africa	16/11/1999
Updating...	17	Mduduzi Shabalala	🇿🇦	South Africa	19/12/2003
Forward
Updating...	9	Ranga Chivaviro	🇿🇼	Zimbabwe	20/11/1992
Updating...	21	Ashley du Preez	🇿🇦	South Africa	16/07/1997
Updating...	7	Keagan Dolly	🇿🇦	South Africa	22/01/1993
Updating...	10	Christian Saile	🇨🇩	DR Congo	30/11/1999
Manager
Updating...		Cavin Johnson	🇿🇦	South Africa	11/11/1958

Coach

Kaizer Chiefs Football Club has seen many remarkable coaches lead the team throughout its storied history. From fostering a culture of excellence and winning major trophies, to shaping the club into one of South Africa’s most admired football institutions, the following coaches have etched their names in the club’s legacy:

Kaizer Motaung: The founder and, for a period, player-coach of Kaizer Chiefs. Motaung established the club’s footballing philosophy and laid the ground for consistent success in South African football.
Joe Frickleton: Coach in the early 1980s, Frickleton guided Chiefs to three consecutive National Professional Soccer League (NPSL) titles (1981–1984), as well as several domestic cups, making him one of the most successful in club history.
Jeff Butler: Leading Chiefs during the late 1980s and early 1990s, Butler delivered multiple league titles and cup victories, establishing an era of dominance and a winning culture at the club.
Stuart Baxter: A key figure in Chiefs’ modern success, Baxter coached the team to two Premier Soccer League (PSL) titles (2012–13, 2014–15) and a Nedbank Cup, reviving the club’s status at the top of South African football during the 2010s.
Vladimir Vermezović: The Serbian coach led Chiefs to MTN 8 and Telkom Knockout trophies in the early 2010s, keeping the club competitive during a transitional era.

These coaches, alongside many others, have been instrumental in defining Kaizer Chiefs’ stature and ongoing success in African football.

Period	Manager	Country	born
07/2023 – Present	Cavin Johnson (Interim)	South Africa	11/11/1958
28/06/2023 – 24/10/2023	Molefi Ntseki	South Africa	18/08/1969
28/05/2021 – 30/06/2023	Arthur Zwane	South Africa	20/09/1973
09/06/2021 – 27/05/2022	Stuart Baxter	England	16/08/1953
09/09/2020 – 08/06/2021	Gavin Hunt	South Africa	11/07/1964
01/11/2018 – 30/08/2020	Ernst Middendorp	Germany	28/10/1958
13/12/2017 – 29/10/2018	Giovanni Solinas	Italy	07/10/1967
12/07/2015 – 23/04/2018	Steve Komphela	South Africa	01/07/1967
01/07/2012 – 30/06/2015	Stuart Baxter	England	16/08/1953
30/05/2010 – 30/06/2012	Vladimir Vermezović	Serbia	30/10/1963
01/07/2007 – 28/04/2009	Muhsin Ertuğral	Turkey	15/09/1959
01/07/2005 – 30/06/2007	Ernst Middendorp	Germany	28/10/1958
01/07/2003 – 30/06/2005	Ted Dumitru	Romania	02/09/1939
01/07/2002 – 30/06/2003	Walter da Silva	Brazil	02/01/1942
01/07/1997 – 30/06/2001	Paul Dolezar	France	21/09/1953
01/07/1994 – 30/06/1996	Jeff Butler	England	01/07/1934
01/07/1991 – 30/06/1993	Screamer Tshabalala	South Africa	29/11/1949
01/07/1988 – 30/06/1991	Jeff Butler	England	01/07/1934
01/07/1985 – 30/06/1988	Joe Frickleton	Scotland	16/07/1935
01/07/1978 – 30/06/1985	Eddie Lewis	England	21/05/1945
01/07/1979 – 30/06/1984	Joe Frickleton	Scotland	16/07/1935
01/07/1972 – 30/06/1974	Kaizer Motaung (Player-Coach)	South Africa	16/10/1944
01/07/1970 – 30/06/1972	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
01/01/1970 – 01/07/1970	Thomas Johnson	South Africa	10/06/1939

Crests and Colors

Kaizer Chiefs Football Club, commonly known as Kaizer Chiefs, is one of the most iconic teams in South Africa. Founded in 1970 by Kaizer Motaung, the club has a rich history reflected in its crest and colors.

The original crest featured a stylized Native American chief head, a nod to the Kansas City Chiefs from the United States, which inspired the club's name and imagery. Over the years, the crest has undergone a few modifications, modernizing the design while maintaining the distinctive chief head as its core symbol. The current crest prominently displays the chief's head in profile, encircled by the club's name, emphasizing heritage, unity, and leadership within South African football.

Kaizer Chiefs' traditional colors are gold and black. Gold represents triumph and success, while black symbolizes strength and unity. Throughout the club's history, these colors have been consistently featured on their kits, typically with a gold base and black accents. On special occasions or for away matches, the club has sometimes utilized white or other color variations, but the gold and black remain the most recognizable and cherished among supporters.

The club’s identity is deeply intertwined with these symbols, making Kaizer Chiefs instantly recognizable both domestically and internationally.

Fan Club

Kaizer Chiefs boasts one of the largest and most passionate fan bases in Africa, popularly nicknamed the "Amakhosi," which means "Lords" or "Chiefs" in Zulu. The supporters are famed for their unwavering loyalty, creating a vibrant and electric atmosphere at matches through chanting, singing, drumming, and the iconic blowing of vuvuzelas.

The biggest organized supporters' club is the Kaizer Chiefs Supporters Club, which has chapters throughout South Africa and among diaspora communities worldwide. Members of this club are known for proudly wearing the team's colors, displaying intricate banners, and staging impressive displays (tifos) in the stands. The distinctive gold and black colors unite fans from diverse backgrounds, creating a communal spirit that is both supportive and competitive, especially in matches against rivals such as Orlando Pirates.

Kaizer Chiefs fans are also known for their creativity and passion, setting trends in fan culture throughout South Africa’s Premier Soccer League.

Stadium

Kaizer Chiefs play their home matches at the FNB Stadium, located in Nasrec, Johannesburg, South Africa. Also known as Soccer City, this iconic venue was originally built in 1987 and underwent a major renovation ahead of the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

The stadium has a seating capacity of approximately 94,736, making it the largest stadium in Africa. Its unique "calabash" design was inspired by an African pot, symbolizing unity and cultural significance. The FNB Stadium has hosted numerous historic events, including the opening and closing matches of the 2010 FIFA World Cup and several African Cup of Nations finals.

The stadium is well equipped with modern amenities, and its design offers excellent sightlines for fans. It serves as a fortress for Kaizer Chiefs and is a source of pride for their supporters.

Honours and Awards

Kaizer Chiefs is the most decorated football club in South Africa, enjoying considerable success in domestic and continental competitions. Since its founding, the club has amassed an impressive collection of trophies, making it a dominant force in African football.

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	South African Premier Division	12	Champion	1974, 1977, 1979, 1981, 1984, 1989, 1991, 1992, 2012–13, 2014–15
2	Nedbank Cup (FA Cup)	13	Winner	1971, 1972, 1976, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1987, 1989, 1992, 2000, 2006, 2013, 2019
3	MTN 8 (Top 8 Cup)	15	Winner	1974, 1977, 1981, 1982, 1985, 1987, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1994, 2001, 2006, 2008, 2014, 2015
4	Telkom Knockout	13	Winner	1983, 1985, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1997, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2010
5	CAF Cup Winners' Cup	1	Winner	2001
6	Carling Black Label Cup	5	Winner	2013, 2016, 2017, 2019, 2022
7	CAF Champions League	0	Runner-up	2020–21

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FAQs about Kaizer Chiefs

Q: When was Kaizer Chiefs founded?

A: Kaizer Chiefs was founded in 1970 by Kaizer Motaung.

Q: What is the origin of the club’s name and crest?

A: The name and crest were inspired by Kaizer Motaung's time with the Atlanta Chiefs in the USA, and the Native American chief head design, adapted to reflect the team's leadership and unity ethos.

Q: What are the club's traditional colors?

A: Kaizer Chiefs’ traditional colors are gold and black.

Q: What is the capacity of FNB Stadium, the team's home ground?

A: FNB Stadium in Johannesburg has a capacity of approximately 94,736, making it the largest stadium in Africa.

Q: Who are Kaizer Chiefs' main rivals?

A: Kaizer Chiefs’ most famous rivalry is with Orlando Pirates, known as the Soweto Derby, one of the most intense football rivalries in Africa.

Q: How successful is Kaizer Chiefs in terms of trophies won?

A: Kaizer Chiefs is the most decorated club in South African football, with over 50 major trophies including multiple league titles and cups.

Q: Has Kaizer Chiefs ever won a continental title?

A: Yes, Kaizer Chiefs won the CAF Cup Winners' Cup in 2001 and were runners-up in the CAF Champions League in the 2020–21 season.

Q: Who is the founder of Kaizer Chiefs?

A: The club was founded by Kaizer Motaung, a former footballer who played for the Atlanta Chiefs in the United States.

Q: What is the nickname of Kaizer Chiefs supporters?

A: Supporters are commonly known as Amakhosi, meaning "Lords" or "Chiefs" in Zulu.

Q: What is notable about the Kaizer Chiefs' fan culture?

A: Kaizer Chiefs fans are renowned for their vibrant displays, creative chants, use of vuvuzelas, and commitment both at home and away games across South Africa.

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