Posted in News, Team News on Nov 22, 2017.
Coach Steve Komphela has decided to hand Teenage Hadebe his debut for Amakhosi. The Zimbabwean defender joined Kaizer Chiefs at the beginning of the season, but didn’t feature as yet in an official match due to injury.
Hadebe replaces Erick Mathoho, who will start on the bench.
Meanwhile, Hendrick Ekstein comes back into the starting XI, compared to last Saturday’s loss in the Telkom Knockout semi-final against Bidvest Wits. He replaces Wiseman Meyiwa, who was red-carded against the Clever Boys and, as a result, got a two-match suspension.
Gustavo Páez also comes in, replacing Siphiwe Tshabalala. The Venezuelan showed excellent form after coming on in the second half against Wits.
AmaZulu, meanwhile, will start with former Chiefs player Simphiwe Mtsweni in the line-up. He will play at the left-back position. Another former Glamour Boys, Ovidy Karuru, will start from the bench.
The Absa Premiership fixture between Kaizer Chiefs and AmaZulu will take place at Umlazi’s King Zwelithini Stadium this Wednesday evening (kick-off is at 19:30).
The referee for this game is Luxolo Badi.
Chiefs’ line up: Khune, captain (32); Hadebe (20), Cardoso (4) Ngezana (30); Molangoane (23), Katsande (31), Maluleka (12), Ekstein (27), Zulu (22); Páez (9), Parker (25)
Subs: Khuzwayo (16), Gordinho (26), Mathoho (3), Jayiya (6), Tshabalala (14), Malope (35), Zuma (28)
Coach: Steve Komphela
AmaZulu’s line up: Pule (31); Sikhakhane (24), Mbongeni Gumede, captain (17), Phumlani Gumede (25), Mtsweni (36); Ncobeni (8), Morton (4), Ncube (6), Mnguni (14); Cele (9), Manzini (16)
Subs: Mbatha (28), Mngqibisa (37), Darpoh (33), Dlamini (12), Karuru (23), Khenyeza (2), Ntsundwana (45)
Coach: Cavin Johnson
Referee: Luxolo Badi
1st Assistant: Edward Madidilane
2nd Assistant: Sibusiso Sisilana
4th Official: Mduduzi Thwala
Match Commissioner: Vincent Alie
Hadebe replaces Erick Mathoho, who will start on the bench.
Meanwhile, Hendrick Ekstein comes back into the starting XI, compared to last Saturday’s loss in the Telkom Knockout semi-final against Bidvest Wits. He replaces Wiseman Meyiwa, who was red-carded against the Clever Boys and, as a result, got a two-match suspension.
Gustavo Páez also comes in, replacing Siphiwe Tshabalala. The Venezuelan showed excellent form after coming on in the second half against Wits.
AmaZulu, meanwhile, will start with former Chiefs player Simphiwe Mtsweni in the line-up. He will play at the left-back position. Another former Glamour Boys, Ovidy Karuru, will start from the bench.
The Absa Premiership fixture between Kaizer Chiefs and AmaZulu will take place at Umlazi’s King Zwelithini Stadium this Wednesday evening (kick-off is at 19:30).
The referee for this game is Luxolo Badi.
Chiefs’ line up: Khune, captain (32); Hadebe (20), Cardoso (4) Ngezana (30); Molangoane (23), Katsande (31), Maluleka (12), Ekstein (27), Zulu (22); Páez (9), Parker (25)
Subs: Khuzwayo (16), Gordinho (26), Mathoho (3), Jayiya (6), Tshabalala (14), Malope (35), Zuma (28)
Coach: Steve Komphela
AmaZulu’s line up: Pule (31); Sikhakhane (24), Mbongeni Gumede, captain (17), Phumlani Gumede (25), Mtsweni (36); Ncobeni (8), Morton (4), Ncube (6), Mnguni (14); Cele (9), Manzini (16)
Subs: Mbatha (28), Mngqibisa (37), Darpoh (33), Dlamini (12), Karuru (23), Khenyeza (2), Ntsundwana (45)
Coach: Cavin Johnson
Referee: Luxolo Badi
1st Assistant: Edward Madidilane
2nd Assistant: Sibusiso Sisilana
4th Official: Mduduzi Thwala
Match Commissioner: Vincent Alie
