Bvuma has conceded six goals in Kaizer Chiefs' last five games and that might not favour him in his bid to return to the Bafana fold, and he would want to start keeping clean sheets against Chippa United.
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RIGHT-BACK: Dillan Solomons
The former Moroka Swallows man has done well in the absence of Reeve Frosler.
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LEFT-BACK: Bradley Cross
After receiving criticism for losing form, Cross came back to put up an impressive shift against Sundowns.
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CENTRE-BACK: Given Msimango
With Portugal-born Angola international Miguel Inacio and Rushwin Dortley injured, Msimango has stepped in to try and provide stability in the Amakhosi rearguard.
CENTRE-BACK: Edmilson Dove
An experienced figure who can play as a left-back or in his central defence, Dove can be trusted to partner well with Msimango.
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CENTRAL MIDFIELDER: Thabo Cele
Since joining the Soweto giants in mid-season, Cele has produced top performances that have earned his trust of coach Nasreddine Nabi.
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CENTRAL MIDFIELDER: Yusuf Maart
The Amakhosi captain is having a season in which he is blowing hot and cold, but on his day, he can be key.
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ATTACKING MIDFIELDER: Gaston Sirino
The Uruguayan has not been making much impact like during his early days at Chiefs and is under pressure to reclaim his old form.
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RIGHT ATTACKER: Glody Lilepo
Another player who has been struggling to get back to his best form, Lilepo has been pushing to rediscover his scoring touch, having last found the back of the net exactly two months ago.
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LEFT ATTACKER: Wandile Duba
The 20-year-old grabbed Chiefs' equaliser enroute to a crucial win over Mamelodi Sundowns last weekend, and he is Amakhosi's lead scorer in the PSL with five goals.
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CENTRE-FORWARD: Ashley du Preez
The former Stellenbosch star haunted Sundowns with Amakhosi's winning goal last week and that gives him confidence going into Saturday's game.