How Kaizer Chiefs can lineup against TS Galaxy on Saturday
Kaizer Chiefs are expected to change their lineup on Saturday evening when they host TS Galaxy in Polokwane
Having lost back-to-back league matches, Kaizer Chiefs could field a different lineup against TS Galaxy.
Amakhosi played a 4-2-3-1 system during their 2-1 defeat to Golden Arrows last week. With 10 defeats, Chiefs coach Nasreddine Nabi could make major changes for Saturday’s match with Galaxy. The match will be played at the New Peter Mokaba stadium on Saturday evening.
How can Kaizer Chiefs lineup?
In goals, Bruce Bvuma is expected to start with an unchanged back four. Dillan Solomons is expected to retain his place at right-back with Given Msimango and Miguel Inacio in the centre of defence. Edmilson Dove will definitely slot in at left-back.
Captain Yusuf Maart could be benched for Samkelo Zwane. Mduduzi Shabalala could get a rare start alongside Puke Mmodi as Nabi goes for pace. Makabi Lilepo should retain his place on the wing and Ashley Du Preez is more likely to start ahead of Ranga Chivaviro.
With a changed lineup, Kaizer Chiefs might be able to claim three points against the Rockets if they take their chances. Solomons believe the team should stay focus despite lack of results.
“The last two games didn’t go our way but we have to stay focused on the games coming up, and we are just looking forward to taking on TS Galaxy in our home game in Polokwane and hopefully we can go there and get three points,” Solomons tells www.kaizerchiefs.com.
The Rockets currently lie fourth in the table, four places above Chiefs, and Solomons is aware that the Glamour Boys face a challenging, if not mysterious, contest with them on Saturday.
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