Benni McCarthy's AmaZulu pushed forward of Kaizer Chiefs in the DStv Premiership standings in the wake of winning a seven-objective spine chiller in stoppage-time against Bloemfontein Celtic at the Jonsson Kings Park Stadium. 

In the development to the apparatus, McCarthy talked up transforming home into a 'fortification' and his words will definitely take new importance after the sensational occasions on Tuesday evening to caution alliance rivals. 

Zambia worldwide forward Augustine Mulenga, who's been started into life since the UEFA Champions League victors' appearance opened the scoring in the twelfth moment, which gave the catalyst to the PSL exemplary. 

Veteran playmaker Harris Tchilimbou, who was a genuine live-wire on the counter for John Maduka's side all through evened out on the half-hour mark, setting up the stage for the extraordinary second-half. 

Siyethemba Sithibe and commander Tapelo Xoki hoped to have fixed the focuses in the wake of making it 2-1 and 3-1 individually with the last finding the net from the punishment spot in the 59th moment. 

Yet, Siwelele retaliated boldly through a Victor Lestsoalo header and Tchilimbou finishing his support in the 87th moment which left McCarthy visbily exasperated up on the touchline. 

Be that as it may, Xoki had different thoughts as his thunderclap free-kick from for all intents and purposes the last kick of the game fixed each of the three focuses and a third successive success for McCarthy at Usuthu.

Source: Kickoff

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