Soccer Laduma rates the performances of the Kaizer Chiefs players, following their 3-0 win over Stellenbosch.
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Brilliant Khuzwayo: 6.5/10 Pulled off a couple fine saves to in each half, but had a quiet game overall. Kgotso Moleko: 6.5/10 The full-back was given a rare start and did well defensively, although he did not venture too much forward. Erick Mathoho: 6.5/10 Matoho put in a solid showing in the heart of the defence and was key to helping Chiefs keep a clean sheet. Daniel Cardoso: 6.5/10 Handed another start in Cape Town and certainly did not put a foot wrong in the defence. He was also composed whenever he was on the ball. Sibusiso Khumalo: 6/10 Much like Moleko, Khumalo put in a solid shift defensively but was quiet going forward. Willard Katsande: 6/10 Katsande got involved in the physical encounter in the middle of the park and did well to protect the back four. Lucky Baloyi: 6.5/10 Replaced Maluleka in the line up and put in solid showing in the middle of the park from the onset. He was also named Man of the Match. Joseph Molangoane: 7/10 Started off slowly in the first half, but grew into the game in the second stanza. He opened the scoring for Chiefs and was a liverwire for most of the second stanza. Edmore Chirambadare: 6/10 Had a couple surging runs down the left flank and did well to track back, but his final ball was not up to par. Siphiwe Tshabalala: 7/10 The Chiefs skipper was involved with everything good going forward for the AmaKhosi. He also scored a fine goal in the second half. Gustavo Paez: 7.5/10 Certainly Paez's best game in a Chiefs jersey so far. His movement was good and he linked up well with the midfielders. He also grabbed a goal and an assist. Substitutes: William Twala: 5/10 Replaced Chirambadare after the hour, but hardly affected the game. George Lebese: NA Brought on for the final 15 minutes, but he bagged the assist for Paez's goal. Hendrick Ekstein: NA Not on the field long enough to receive a rating.
