Kaizer Chiefs come from behind to beat Sekhukhune United at Moses Mabhida

Kaizer Chiefs came back from a goal down to claim a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Sekhukhune United at the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban on Wednesday.

Amakhosi ended a two-game losing streak to climb to fifth spot on the DStv Premiership standings.

The visitors snatched the opener on the stroke of half-time through speedy winger Elias Mokwana after the home side fell asleep in their box.

The nippy 24-year-old slipped by his marker before firing a low shot into the bottom left corner of Brandon Peterson’s goal to give his side the lead.

Chiefs went into the half time break a goal down but quickly found their feet and an equaliser in the second half through sensational new signing Edson Castillo.

The 29-year-old was on hand to put his head on a well-hit Ashley Du Preez shot inside a packed Sekhukhune box. This was Castillo's fourth goal of the 2023/24 campaign.

The comeback was completed for the Glamour Boys as their second half impetus continued to reap rewards.

Dove Edmilson was on hand with the decisive touch as he latched onto a Reeve Frosler cross, sending his effort into the bottom left corner, sending the Chiefs supporters into ratures in the stands.

An Amakhosi side looking to bounce back from a disappointing cup exit over the weekend introduced KZN homeboy Njabulo Ngcobo into their backline for regular Given Msimango.

New signing Sibongiseni ‘Ox’ Mthethwa watched on from the bench as an expectant Durban crowd watched on with anxiety with the hopes of a first win in five matches.

With CAF commitments on the horizon, Sekhukhune Head Coach Brandon Truter surprisingly fielded his best starting 11 with leading top scorer Chibuke Ohizu leading the forward line.

Amakhosi will now turn their attention to a home clash against Cape Town City next week while Babina Noko dust themselves off for CAF commitments at the weekend.