WATCH | Kaizer Chiefs face pressure on Nabi after loss, SA clubs gear up for CAF quarter-finals

Kaizer Chiefs are facing mounting pressure after their recent loss to Golden Arrows, with many fans calling for coach Nasreddine Nabi's dismissal.

The defeat added to a growing list of disappointing performances under the Tunisian coach, leaving supporters disillusioned with the team's progress.

As one of South Africa's most storied football clubs, Chiefs are expected to perform at a high level, but their inconsistency this season has raised serious concerns about their direction.

With just seven games left in the league and a crucial Nedbank Cup semi-final to play, the pressure on Nabi has never been greater.

Chiefs are currently struggling to maintain a competitive edge in the league, and their failure to consistently secure points has left fans frustrated.

The upcoming fixtures will be pivotal, and a poor run could seal Nabi’s fate at the helm. While there is still hope for a domestic cup run, the season’s fate hinges on the coach’s ability to rally his players and deliver the performances needed to stay competitive.

Meanwhile, South African clubs are gearing up for the CAF Champions League quarter-finals, with Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns both aiming to make deep runs in the prestigious competition.

Orlando Pirates will take on Algerian side Algiers in a high-stakes clash that promises to test their tactical discipline and resilience. The Pirates have been in good form recently, but Algiers are a formidable opponent, and their ability to handle pressure will be key to their success.

Mamelodi Sundowns will welcome Esperance de Tunis to Pretoria in what is expected to be a thrilling encounter. Sundowns, who are also in strong form, will rely on their attacking prowess and solid defense to break down the Tunisian giants.

With both teams keen to make a mark in Africa’s premier competition, fans can expect intense, high-stakes action as the South African sides look to represent their country on the continental stage.

The upcoming matches promise to be a showcase of top-tier football, with every goal, every tackle, and every strategy potentially altering the course of the tournament.