Leonardo Castro of Kaizer Chiefs challenged by Ronald Pfumbidzai of Bloemfontein Celtic during the Absa Premiership 2017/18 match between Kaizer Chiefs and Bloemfontein Celtic at FNB Stadium. (Muzi Ntombela/BackpagePix)
Despite being on the bottom half of the log standings, Nduna says the game against Kaizer Chiefs over the weekend gave the team confidence of moving up the league table.
“Look we were looking forward to the three points, looking at the chances we created. We should have buried that game in 90 minutes,” Nduna told Phakaaathi.
“One point is not bad but we would have loved to take all three points. When you look at other teams, we have a game in hand, if we win one we can jump three or four places to position seven, so we can still make it, it is possible. We are not underestimating other teams. We have four games at home and we won’t travel much which will help us.”