Kaizer Chiefs midfielder, Reneilwe 'Yeye' Letsholonyane, attempted an impressive 81 passes from the heart of midfield in the Amakhosi's MTN8 semi-final first leg clash against Bloemfontein Celtic.
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Chiefs bossed proceedings in the 1-1 draw, completing 442 of their 517 passes in comparison to Celtic, who could only manage to string together 227 of the 302 they attempted.
Tsepo Masilela had the highest number of attempted passes in the game with 89 but it was 'Yeye' who caught the eye, dominating the centre of the park and continously kept things ticking over for the Amakhosi attempting 81 passes - an impressive amount for a midfielder.
Yeye's stats are more impressive when one considers that he attempted more than double the amount of passes any of the opposition players were able to master up. Musa Nyatama topped the passing stats for Phunya Sele Sele attempting 36 passes, while only three other players from the Bloemfontein outfit managed to attempt over 30 passes.
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Chiefs will be looking to sharpen up in the striking department ahead of the second leg and will be disappointed they couldn't convert their dominance into more goals in the first leg.
The Glamour Boys managed to get seven shots on target from the 19 they attempted, while Celtic attempted nine shots hitting the target twice, one of which they scored.
