Arthur Bartman believes that the team will be motivated to come back with maximum points at Peter Mokaba Stadium to give the Executive Chairman, Kaizer Motaung a perfect birthday present and to climb Absa Premiership table following a loss at the same venue.

Kaizer Motaung, the founding father of the Club was born on 16 October 1944 and will be turning 67 on Sunday the day the Glamour Boys square up with Black Leopards.

Speaking to kaizerchiefs.com, Bartman known to the players as ‘Madala’ said; “It is important for us to come back with all the points and surely that will put smile on our Chairman who has dedicated his life to the Club.

We want to return back to winning ways and climb the Absa Premiership table.

“Black Leopards have not changed much from the side the campaigned in the National First Division (NFD).

“Any team that plays Chiefs always doubles their efforts and it will not be any different with Black Leopards who will be playing at in front of their home fans. We will need to exercise caution.

Bartman currently no. 2 to Itumeleng Khune played a sterling role on Sunday as the Amakhosi won the Macufe Cup beating Bloemfontein Celtic; “It was nice to play again and I enjoyed it out there. I did not have much to do but when called to duty I like to believe that I handled the situation well.

“I still have the same hunger for the game as I was when I started out. I will always give my best every time I am called by the Technical Team to do the business for the team,” added Bartman who has made one appearance this season when he came as a substitute against Jomo Cosmos back in August.