Chiefs decision 'dark day for SA football', says City boss Comitis

'I'm very disappointed for football,' says the Citizens boss.

Cape Town City owner John Comitis is not pleased with the SA football Association arbitrator’s decision to allow Kaizer Chiefs to play the two DStv Premiership matches they failed to honour.This comes after Amakhosi won their arbitration against the Premier Soccer League for failing to honour two fixtures in December last year. The games were against City and Golden Arrows.

“I’m sitting here trying to relax on the weekend but turning out, this is a dark day for football in South Africa,” Comitis told Marawa Sports Worldwide last weekend.

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