Chicken Inn coach Joey Antipas was left less than impressed with some areas of his team's performance against Chapungu United, despite cantering to a 2-0 win.
Mitchell Katsvairo and Bhekimpilo Ncube grabbed the goals to secure victory on Saturday to keep Chicken just one point adrift of PSL leaders Triangle United, and with a game in hand.
With the trio of Clemence Matawu, Passmore Bernard and Tafadzwa Kutinyu sidelined by injury, replacements Canaan Nkomo, Guide Goddard and Thabani Goredema were hailed by the coach for deputising with aplomb.
Mitchell Katsvairo and Bhekimpilo Ncube grabbed the goals to secure victory on Saturday to keep Chicken just one point adrift of PSL leaders Triangle United, and with a game in hand.
With the trio of Clemence Matawu, Passmore Bernard and Tafadzwa Kutinyu sidelined by injury, replacements Canaan Nkomo, Guide Goddard and Thabani Goredema were hailed by the coach for deputising with aplomb.
"It is three points in the bag and I am happy we did collect them. It was not a good game from my boys as they failed to play the passing brand of football that they been accustomed to but that happens in some games," Antipas told SuperSport.
"The trio played very well and I am happy they took the chance to play with both hands fully knowing that there is stiff competition."
"The trio played very well and I am happy they took the chance to play with both hands fully knowing that there is stiff competition."
By: Farai Diza
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