Predicting Kaizer Chiefs' XI against Marumo Gallants - Desperate Amakhosi set to finally field new signings?

Petersen is definitely not happy after conceding four goals in the last two games. 

The team has not shared any news about the availability of Thabiso Monyane, who has missed the last two matches with an injury, paving the way for Frosler to continue at right-back.  

The former Orlando Pirates defender has done nothing wrong to warrant his benching. He might be preferred ahead of Bradley Cross once again.   

Amakhosi supporters are divided about their captain's display, but with Given Msimango not match-fit, the Angolan should continue his duty at the back.   

Aden McCarthy has not been at his best in the last two games. Kwinika, who has helped keep three clean sheets in as many games, might replace the youngster. 

The South Africa international is one of the players who have made an impact in the club. He is among the starters.  

Sibongiseni Mthethwa struggles to play progressive football, explaining why the former SuperSport United man might be paired with Cele.  

The veteran midfielder showed some glimpses of brilliance when he came on from the bench in the loss to Kabuscorp last weekend. Mduduzi Shabalala might be introduced later in the match.  

The Democratic Republic of Congo attacker is one of the players who have been doing well for Amakhosi in the PSL.  

Despite his lack of final product, Mmodi is industrious and always a handful for the defenders, explaining why the technical team likes him.  

Two goals in three matches for the club, more should be expected from the bulky forward.