This comes after Amakhosi edged the Chilli Boys 1-0 at the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban in their final Betway Premiership game of 2024.
"We needed to start on the front foot from the beginning. I would say that the first-half was good, not very good, but was good. The only issue was that after we scored the first goal, in the second-half we played with fear, and when you play with fear, you play with the handbrake," said Nabi.
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