Nasreddine Nabi, the coach of the Kaizer Chiefs, claims that he cannot be candid about the Orlando Pirates' late penalty for fear of repercussions.
Patrick Maswanganyi gave the Buccaneers three points with a late penalty kick, causing Amakhosi to lose the derby for the fourth time in a row.
Referee Masixole Bambiso's decision to point to the spot after a foul by Njabulo Blom on Relebohile Mofokeng was the match's main talking point.
Nabi responded that he would face further punishment if he voiced his honest opinion. "I will no longer discuss referees of this kind.
When questioned about the incident, Nabi told SuperSport TV, "You will see in your studio if it was a penalty or not."
"I get a red card if I speak. Red card if I question him about his family. Red card, tell me how you're doing."
To be honest, I believe that a score of 0-0 is appropriate for the contest; nobody should lose."
The Chiefs were still in sixth place, nine points behind their Soweto rivals with three games remaining, while the Buccaneers reduced the deficit to only three points with Mamelodi Sundowns.
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