Moses Mabhida violence: Kaizer Chiefs working with authorities
Kaizer Chiefs Football Club says it will support any investigations carried out into the violence that marred the Nedbank Cup semi-final at Durban's Moses Mabhida Stadium over the weekend.
Several security guards were injured when fans stormed the pitch to show their dismay with Amakhosi's performance.
Video footage shows fights breaking out, fires being started in the stands and TV camera equipment damaged.
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Club spokesperson, DAVina Maphosa says there is no excuse for the behaviour after their 2-0 loss to Free State Stars on Saturday.
"We are co-operating with authorities to identify the perpetrators and make sure that they are brought to book. So we are collecting information and we will be able to release information around the coaching situation. We will have discussions and engagements to ensure that these events do not repeat themselves again," Maphosa said.
Meanwhile, two suspects who were arrested on the evening will appear at the Durban Magistrate's Court today.
Chief's manager, Steve Khompela also tendered his resignation following the loss.
Premier Soccer League's Chairperson, Dr Irvin Khoza will make an announcement on the incident a press briefing this afternoon.