Welcome to Afrik-Foot’s live coverage of Richards Bay against Kaizer Chiefs, as the two sides meet in a Betway Premiership fixture switched at late notice to Princess Magogo Stadium.
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Kick-off in KwaMashu is set for this Wednesday, and we will bring you every key moment as it happens.
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Kaizer Chiefs sit joint-top of the table with seven points from three matches and arrive off a 10-day break after an early MTN8 exit, unbeaten under new head coach Fernando Da Cruz.
Amakhosi remain without every recognised left-back, though, with Reeve Frosler the latest to go down injured, forcing Da Cruz into a five-man defence with Pule Mmodi filling in as an emergency wing-back.
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Richards Bay, by contrast, are still chasing their first league win of the season, having collected just two points from a possible nine under first-time head coach Ronnie Gabriel. The Natal Rich Boyz will fancy their chances at an unfamiliar, smaller venue that has traditionally troubled Chiefs, with Thulani Gumede — scorer of the winner the last time these sides met — their biggest threat.
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The recent head-to-head has been shared evenly, with the last four meetings split two apiece, and Richards Bay unbeaten by Chiefs on home soil in their last two encounters.
Stay with us for team news, build-up and live updates as Gabriel and Da Cruz’s sides get under way in KwaMashu.
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