Predicting Kaizer Chiefs' XI to face Siwelele FC - Will Amakhosi coaches turn to Etiosa Ighodaro after two straight games without scoring?

Petersen is coming from keeping a clean sheet away in DR Congo in a CAF Confederation Cup clash with AS Simba.

Solomons' speed along the right wing, combining with Chiefs' right attacker can cause problems for Siwelele.

Cross has been a regular in the absence of injured Paseka Mako and that is a chance to cement his position in the team.

Having helped Chiefs to avoid conceding goals inside 90 minutes in each of the last two matches, that gives the Angola international something to boast of.

The season started with Aden McCarthy being preferred to partner Miguel at the centre of defence, but Kwinika has reclaimed his spot.

This is a season Mthethwa has been the first choice in the middle of the park and has not done anything to make the coaches exclude him.

Siphesihle Ndlovu has been preferred in this position of late but the coaches might want to change things in the engine room.

An accurate shooter from outside the box, Ngcobo will force Siwelele coach Lehlohonolo Seema to plan around him by commanding his players not to give him any space.

The DR Congo international has been struggling this season with just two goals in 11 appearances in all competitions, but he can redeem himself.

His speed on the left flank can shake Siwelele defenders to open up and aid Chiefs' attacking moves.

The former Cape Town City star is yet to live up to expectations after a promising start to life at Naturena and that leaves him with a lot to prove, also knowing that Etiosa Ighodaro is now ready to play.