Chiefs' winless streak continues with draw against Bloem Celtic
Kaizer Chiefs' winless streak continued on Saturday with 1-1 draw against Bloemfontein Celtic at FNB Stadium.
Amakhosi dominated the first half and took the lead with a goal from midfielder Anthony Akumu in the 8th minute.
But four substitutions by Celtic at the start of the second half, including the replacement of talisman Ndumiso Mabena by striker Sera Motebang, helped the Free State side draw level.
Siwelele equalised in the 66th minute through super-sub Tumelo Mangweni.
Celtic's Mzwanele Mahachi. who scooped the man-of-the-match accolade, believed fatigue was a big factor in their performance.
"In the space of seven days, we played three games and that took a toll on us. I am grateful for the point but like I said, it's still a long season and a point will be crucial going forward."
The draw saw Chiefs drop to 12th position on the log.
Coach Gavin Hunt was disappointed with the manner in which his team conceded the Celtic goal.
"The performance in the first half it was good, I saw great opportunities but as long as it stands on 1-0, they scored, it is pretty much the story of our season so far.
"I am disappointed with what we have, but it is what it is."
Chiefs will continue its CAF Champions League campaign next Wednesday when they welcome Angolan club C.D. Primeiro de Agosto.
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