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Kaizer Chiefs vs SuperSport United: Khune, Khumalo and three players with point to prove 

The experienced defender has officially been confirmed as Chiefs' new captain, replacing the club's long-serving player and fan-favourite, Itumeleng Khune.&nbsp;
This will be the first match since Amakhosi head coach Gavin Hunt confirmed that Mphahlele has replaced Khune&nbsp;and all eyes will be on the former Mamelodi Sundowns defender.

Mphahlele's leadership skills will be under the microscope and he will be keen to lead the Glamour Boys to a win which would end the team's five-match winless run.&nbsp;

Ramahlwe Mphahlele 

The 29-year-old playmaker has been enjoying regular game time in the absence of influential midfielder Teboho Mokoena, who is nursing a long-term injury.
Mohomi has now done well thus far having netted twice in his last three league matches and the clash against Chiefs will be his first real test.

It will be a chance for the former Free State Stars player&nbsp;to prove that he can also do the job for the Tshwane giants in a big game.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Lucky Mohomi

The lethal centre-forward extended his goal drought to seven&nbsp;matches across all competitions when he failed to score against AmaZulu.
Nukovic's poor form in front of goal has seen his teammate Leonardo Castro take on the goalscoring responsibility, and he has netted in Amakhosi's last two competitive matches.

The Serbian player will be eager to prove that he remains Chiefs' best player by ending his goal drought and inspiring the Soweto giants to a much-needed victory.

Samir Nurkovic

The experienced centre-back has been in and out of the SuperSport starting line-up with youngsters Luke Fleurs and Thatayaone Ditlhokwe preferred ahead of him this term.
Khumalo, 34, produced a solid defensive display on his return to the starting line-up as Matsatsantsa snapped their&nbsp;three-match winless run with a 2-1 win over Cape Town City last weekend.&nbsp;

The encounter against Chiefs will present Khumalo with an opportunity to shine and try to cement his place in the starting line-up.&nbsp;

Bongani Khumalo 

The accomplished goalkeeper is enduring one of his worst seasons since he turned professional in 2004 when he was promoted to the Chiefs first team from the club's academy.
Khune was recently&nbsp;stripped of the Chiefs captaincy&nbsp;and his costly mistake led to Lehlohonolo Majoro, scoring the winning goal for AmaZulu.

The former Bafana Bafana international will be determined to redeem himself and prove that he remains a top-quality goalkeeper.&nbsp;

Itumeleng Khune 

Kaizer Chiefs vs SuperSport United: Khune, Khumalo and three players with point to prove  | Goal.com English Saudi Arabia

A look at five players who will be desperate to prove a point when Kaizer Chiefs play host to SuperSport United in a PSL match on Saturday.