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Starting XI: Stellenbosch v Chiefs

Starting XI: Stellenbosch v Chiefs

STELLENBOSCH, SOUTH AFRICA - AUGUST 28: Ashley du Preez of Chiefs celebrates after scoring a goal during the MTN8, Quarter Final match between Stellenbosch FC and Kaizer Chiefs at Danie Craven Stadium on August 28, 2022 in Stellenbosch, South Africa. (Photo by Ashley Vlotman/Gallo Images

Kaizer Chiefs are back in the Western Cape as they do battle with Stellenbosch FC in DStv Premiership action this afternoon.

DStv Premiership

Teams: Stellenbosch v Kaizer Chiefs

Date: 09 October 2022

Venue: DHL Stadium

Time: 15h30

The sides will be meeting for the second time this season after Amakhosi won the MTN8 quarter-final tie on penalties at a sold out Danie Crave Stadium. 

Arthur Zwane's charges won back-to-back matches for the first time and also clinched their first away win after edging Swallows 2-1 in midweek.

The Soweto giants will be without former Stellenbosch star Zitha Kwinika and George Matlou due to suspension.

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Chiefs have also confirmed that Khama Billiat, Eric Mathoho, Happy Mashiane and Phathutshedzo Nange are still not available after recently recovering from injuries and illness in the case of Nange.

Stellies, on the other hand, secured their second victory in three matches after thrashing Maritzburg United 3-0 on Tuesday evening.

Steve Barker's charges find themselves one place and one point behind Chiefs on the table, but a win can also take them up to fourth.

Stellenbosch completed a rare double over Chiefs last season after claiming 1-0 victories in both fixtures.

Here's how they lined up:

Stellenbosch: 17. Stephens, 4. De Goede, 21. Basadien, 7. Van Rooyen, 6. Mthethwa, 27. Jabaar, 5. Sibiya, 37. Mngomezulu, 12. Mgaga, 10. Mendieta, 29. Van Wyk.

Subs: 35. Langeveldt, 38. Makhanya, 42. Boji, 20. Moseamedi, 3. Letsoenyo, 8. Nduli, 23. Adams, 34. Titus, 16. Hahn.

Kaizer Chiefs: 16. Khune, 39. Frosler, 2. Dove, 20. Ngezana, 23. Hlanti, 45. Blom, 8. Maart, 10. Dolly, 14. Sekgota, 9. Du Preez, 28. Bimenyimana

Subs: 1. Petersen, 17. Alexander, 27. Njabulo Ngcobo, 12. Nkosingiphile Ngcobo, 6. Sithebe, 33. Radebe, 18. Solomons, 5. Mahlatsi, 37. Zwane.

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