BackpageKaizer Chiefs are set to host Kabuscorp on Saturday in the second leg of the first preliminary round of the CAF Confederation Cup at the FNB Stadium.
The Angolan outfit won the initial meeting by a solitary goal, meaning Amakhosi have no option but to bounce back to advance.
GOAL takes a look at how the Kaizer Chiefs caretaker coaches could select the starting line-up when they play Kabuscorp.
BackpageThe custodian has shown massive improvement as opposed to the previous season.
He will be itching to keep a clean sheet after conceding five goals in the last three games across all competitions.
BackpageAmakhosi haven’t said a word regarding Thabiso Monyane, meaning chances are high that he is still in the treatment room. Frosler has another chance to shine.
BackpageWith Mako out injured, Cross is almost sure to start Saturday's match.
BackpageThe captain continues to lead the Glamour Boys despite his recent struggles at the heart of Chiefs’ defense.
BackpageThe centre-back replaced Aden McCarthy against Gallants and put up a decent shift. He is expected to keep his place in the team.
BackpageThe 28-year-old has been doing well in the middle of the pack regardless of who he is partnering.
BackpagepixMthethwa has struggled to play progressive football, but is the one favoured to protect the back four.
BackpageThe 34-year-old is one of the most intelligent midfielders at the club. He will be hoping to make up for his missed penalty in the 1-1 draw against Marumo Gallants.
BackpageHe is one of the players who have been commanding a starting place in the club's first XI.
BackpageThe versatile attacker was lively against Gallants, explaining why he might be given another chance.
BackpagepixThe lanky striker is yet to make his mark in Africa and this is an opportunity to do so.
