Zwane suffered a minor injury in the eye due to the shield of the police who were trying to protect him after angry and frustrated Chiefs' supporters threw objects at him calling for the resignation of the Amakhosi mentor.

Speaking for the very first time after that horrific incident that happened last weekend, Zwane has reassured the team and the Chiefs supporters that the glory days will be reclaimed.

We want to make things better and most definitely, the time will come when they will be happy and when they will be smiling like others as well, they will definitely forget about days like these, we are just facing hiccups and challenges here and there but things will work out," Zwane said.

In a season that has seen Chiefs win 13 games in the league, draw five and lose 11 after 29 games, Zwane believes it was a learning curve in his maiden season as the head coach of the Glamour Boys.

While Amakhosi face Cape Town City at the FNB Stadium on Saturday, the 20th of May for their last match of the season, Zwane is optimistic his side will end the season on a high note.

“I am looking forward to the game against Cape Town City over the weekend, one thing about us, is that we never stop hunting, we always play to win and we want to finish the season on a high," Zwane added.

Kick-off at the FNB Stadium on Saturday is 15:00 o'clock.