Cape Town City were left locked outside the gates of FNB Stadium in a storm-soaked Johannesburg on Saturday evening having pitched up to honour their DStv Premiership fixture against Kaizer Chiefs.
On Friday afternoon, having attended a PSL executive committee meeting, of which he is a member, City chairperson John Comitis
“We were informed yesterday [on Friday] by Chiefs that the game had been postponed,” Grobbelaar said.
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