Kaizer Chiefs coach Fernando Da Cruz says his side is still finding its identity despite sitting at the top of the table.
The Glamour Boys strengthened their position with a 2-0 win over Sekhukhune United at FNB Stadium on Wednesday, but Da Cruz believes there is still plenty of room for improvement.
The French coach has only worked with the squad for around six weeks and says developing an attractive style of football will take time.
Chiefs struggled to break down Sekhukhune in the first half, with Da Cruz admitting his players were too cautious.
After the break, he encouraged them to push forward and exploit the spaces available. The tactical change helped Chiefs take control and secure the win.
Results Remain Key
The demanding schedule has also forced Da Cruz to rotate his squad, with Chiefs playing three matches in six days.
Despite the pressure, he praised his players for maintaining their form.
Attention now turns to Mamelodi Sundowns, with Da Cruz focused on continuing to build a team that can combine attractive football with consistent results.
For the Chiefs coach, winning remains an important part of creating the confidence needed for the club’s long-term transformation.
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