Kaizer Chiefs' George Matlou still celebrating Nedbank Cup victory in full kit
KEEPING THAT WINNING FEELING GOING Kaizer Chiefs' George Matlou (right) celebrated breaking the club's decade-long trophy drought with a Nedbank Cup victory over Orlando Pirates in fine and prolonged style, marking a major personal and team achievement. Picture: Itumeleng English/Independent Newspapers
Given that it was the first piece of silverware the club earned in a decade, Kaizer Chiefs have every right to keep celebrating their Nedbank Cup final victory, almost two weeks later.
Chiefs beat fellow Soweto Giants Orlando Pirates 2-1 in the trophy match at Moses Mabhida Stadium, in Durban, on 10 May.
It's still been another poor season, as it will come down to the last match of their Betway Premiership campaign this weekend to determine if they will finish in the top eight.
Chiefs midfielder George Matlou, though, made sure to cherish the massive win as he was captured on social media still donning his match kit as he was out and about almost many days after the match.
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