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Kaizer Chiefs player ratings vs Swallows FC: Billiat at his brilliant best

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Was solid when called upon and made several stops, all of them straightforward saves though. Could not do anything about the goal.

GOALKEEPER: Daniel Akpeyi - 6

Played a big part in Chiefs' second goal after winning possession and then supplying the cross for Billiat to score. Also made some vital headers and tackles in his own box.

RIGHT-BACK: Ramahlwe Mphahlele - 7

The former Bafana defender looked uncertain and unsure of himself in the first half and was easily beaten by Saleng on one occasion. He was, however much more solid after the restart and made some key challenges.

CENTRE-BACK: Erick Mathoho - 6

The ex-Free State Stars man had a few shaky moments in the early stages of the game. But overall he was solid enough if not overly tested, and could have perhaps have gotten a block in on Mokoena's shot which led to Swallows' goal.

CENTRE-BACK: Daniel Cardoso - 6

Had a decent game, looked sharp and as quick to nip in and win the ball when he had the chance. Benefited from having two centre-backs next to him.

CENTRE-BACK: Thabani Dube - 6

In a rare start, Mashiane's attacking instincts had to be held back as he was asked to help out the defence. He looked a bit rusty at times and was forced off the field just after the hour mark after picking up an injury.

LEFT WING-BACK: Happy Mashiane - 5

Drifted in and out the game a bit, but did create a couple of chances on the day, took his goal very well and was involved in the build-up to Billiat's first.

RIGHT WING: Keagan Dolly - 7

Didn't always look great on the ball and was wayward with his passing at times. But he did make a crucial challenge which led to Chiefs' opening goal. A wholehearted performance, but could do with better distribution.

CENTRE-MID: Anthony Agay - 6

Didn't add much going forward, but grafted hard in central midfield and got back to make some timely interceptions around his own box.

CENTRE-MID: Kearyn Baccus - 6

It wasn't just the two goals and the assist - it was the confident manner in which Billiat played on Sunday. It bodes well for his team and his partnership with both Dolly and Parker is flourishing.

SUPPORT STRIKER: Khama Billiat - 8

Demonstrated one of the attributes he brings to the team when he fought hard to win a long ball from Akpeyi and then played in Billiat for the third goal. Industrious and did well as the link-man in attack and also had a decent shot on goal.

STRIKER: Bernard Parker - 7

Came on in the 66th minute after Mashiane got injured. Did well and delivered a couple of inviting crosses.

SUBSTITUTE: Siphosakhe Ntiya-Ntiya - 6

Replaced Dolly in the 82nd minute but did not make much of an impact.

SUBSTITUTE:  Kgaogelo Sekgota - 5

Didn't make much of a contribution after he replaced Billiat in the 82nd minute.

SUBSTITUTE: Lebogang Manyama - 5

Introduced in the 88th minute.

SUBSTITUTE: Sabelo Radebe - NA

Kaizer Chiefs player ratings vs Swallows FC: Billiat at his brilliant best | Goal.com South Africa

Khama Billiat was at the forefront of Kaizer Chiefs&apos; 3-1 win over Swallows FC at the Dobsonville Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

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