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Predicting Kaizer Chiefs' XI vs Golden Arrows – Five matches, No goals! Glody Lilepo to drop to the bench as Mfundo Vilakazi starts?

PSL football returns after the international break, with Kaizer Chiefs set to face Golden Arrows at Moses Mabhida Stadium on March 29.

Both teams are looking to bounce back after suffering defeats in their previous matches.

Chiefs currently sit in eighth place with 29 points, while Abafana B’sthende are 10th with 24 points after 19 games. A win for either side would be crucial in their push for a higher league position, with both teams eager to redeem themselves in an intense battle expected in Durban.

Here, GOAL picks Amakhosi's possible starting 11 and forecasts how Nabi is likely to line up his team against Mngqithi's side.

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  • Bruce Bvuma, Kaizer ChiefsBackpage

    GOALKEEPER: Bruce Bvuma

    Since taking over as the number-one goalkeeper, he has kept five clean sheets and performed admirably.

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  • Reeve Frosler, Kaizer Chiefs, October 2024Backpagepix

    RIGHT-BACK: Reeve Frosler

    Despite missing some games due to suspension, he has been solid defensively, with his pace and versatility keeping him ahead in the pecking order.

  • Edmilson Dove, Kaizer Chiefs

    LEFT-BACK: Edmilson Dove

    Since returning to action, he has reclaimed his position and delivered consistent performances at the back.

  • Given Msimango, Kaizer ChiefsBackpagepix

    CENTRE-BACK:Given Msimango

    He has stepped in well for the injured Rushwin Dortley, showcasing his ability to read the game and defend effectively.

  • Yanela Mbuthum, Richards Bay & Inacio Miguel, Kaizer Chiefs, March 16Backpage.

    CENTRE-BACK: Miguel Inacio

    Improving with each game, he is strong in the air and a threat from set pieces.

  • Thabo Cele, Kaizer Chiefs

    CENTRAL MIDFIELDER: Thabo Cele

    A key figure in midfield, he dictates play, links defence to attack, and initiates forward moves.

  • Edson Castillo, Kaizer Chiefs

    CENTRAL MIDFIELDER: Edson Castillo

    The Venezuelan has returned from a long-term injury, playing 32 minutes in the last game. Comfortable on the ball, he thrives in tight spaces and adds value in attack.

  • Nkosingiphile Ngcobo, Kaizer Chiefs, January 2025.BackPagePix

    ATTACKING MIDFIELDER: Nkosingiphile Ngcobo

    He combines well with Cele, providing balance to the left side of midfield and excelling in ball distribution.

  • Glody Lilepo, Kaizer ChiefsBackpage

    RIGHT ATTACKER: Glody Lilepo

    With blistering pace and excellent one-on-one ability, he has rediscovered his scoring touch since joining the team.

  • Gaston Sirino, Kaizer ChiefsBackpage

    LEFT ATTACKER: Gaston Sirino

    Highly skillful, he can unlock defences with a pass and has an eye for goal.

  • Wandile Duba, Kaizer Chiefs, January 2025Backpagepix

    CENTRE-FORWARD: Wandile Duba

    Back from injury, he was the team's main striker before his layoff. His movement, link-up play, and attacking runs make him a key asset.