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Kaizer Chiefs coach admits defensive concerns despite unbeaten start

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Kaizer Chiefs coach admits defensive concerns despite unbeaten start

Kaizer Chiefs coach Fernando da Cruz says his side must improve its defensive leadership and stop conceding chances after extending its unbeaten Betway Premiership start.

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