Scottland FC duo Knowledge Musona and Khama Billiat will be returning to a place they once called home with one mission: to haunt their former club when they face Kaizer Chiefs in their Toyota Cup exhibition match this afternoon.
Amakhosi and the reigning Zimbabwean Premier Soccer League champions will meet at the Royal Bafokeng Stadium in Rustenburg, with the game set to get underway at 3pm.
Musona was better known as the smiling assassin because of his cool and calm demeanour off the pitch, but lethal and clinical in front of goals during his time at Chiefs.
“It’s a great honour. It feels good to be back at the Kaizer Chiefs Village.
“This was my first home outside of Zim and I’m so grateful to Kaizer Chiefs because they gave me the platform when I was young to showcase my talent,” Musona said.
“And from here I went abroad, so I’m very happy and very honoured to be back here playing against the team that gave me the platform.”
Billiat, on the other hand, unlike his Zim teammate Musona, did not have the greatest time at Amakhosi, as he did not live up to expectations when he arrived on a free transfer from Mamelodi Sundowns.
Despite that, he holds a special place in the hearts of the Amakhosi faithful as one of their high-profile Zimbabwean talents, alongside the likes of Tinashe Nengomasha, Willard Katsande, Onismor Bhasera and the smiling assassin himself, amongst others.
Chiefs have never won the Toyota Cup since its inception two years ago and will be hoping to keep the trophy at home, but standing in their way is a strong, star-studded Scottland FC side.
- Knowledge Musona and Khama Billiat, former Kaizer Chiefs players, will face their old club in the Toyota Cup exhibition match today.
- The match takes place at the Royal Bafokeng Stadium in Rustenburg at 3pm.
- Musona expressed gratitude to Kaizer Chiefs for launching his career, calling it an honor to return.
- Billiat, although less successful at Chiefs, remains a cherished Zimbabwean talent among fans.
- Chiefs aim to win the Toyota Cup for the first time, facing a strong, star-studded Scottland FC team.
Musona was better known as the smiling assassin because of his cool and calm demeanour off the pitch, but lethal and clinical in front of goals during his time at Chiefs.
“It’s a great honour. It feels good to be back at the Kaizer Chiefs Village.
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Billiat, on the other hand, unlike his Zim teammate Musona, did not have the greatest time at
Despite that, he holds a special place in the hearts of the
Chiefs have never won the Toyota Cup since its inception two years ago and will be hoping to keep the trophy at home, but standing in their way is a strong, star-studded
