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Two changes confirmed: Kaizer Chiefs starting XI vs Siwelele FC

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Kaizer Chiefs and Siwelele FC kick-off at 18:00 at the New Peter Mokaba Stadium. At stake is a place in the Carling Knockout semi-finals.

Dillan Solomons has replaced Reeve Frosler at right back. In central defence, Inacio Miguel’s suspension has given Rushwin Dortley an oppportunity to start.

KAIZER CHIEFS VS SIWELELE FC STARTING LINE-UPS

Kaizer Chiefs starting line-up: Petersen, Solomons, Moloisane, Dortley, Mako, Maboe, Mthethwa, Vilakazi, Shabalala, Mmodi, Duba.

Siwelele FC starting line-up: February, Mfolozi, Sesane, Khonyane, Ndebele, Mokouane, Mazibuko, Leshedi, Marou, Jeza, Pule.

PREVIOUS MEETING: KAIZER CHIEFS 3-2 SIWELELE FC

Kaizer Chiefs claimed a hard-fought 3-2 victory over Siwelele FC in their previous meeting at Dobsonville Stadium on 6 September 2026.

Mfundo Vilakazi opened the scoring in the 30th minute to give Amakhosi a 1-0 lead at halftime.

Wandile Duba doubled Chiefs’ advantage in the 65th minute before Aphiwe Baliti pulled one back for Siwelele three minutes later.

Amakhosi restored their two-goal cushion in the 76th minute when Samukelo Xulu turned the ball into his own net.

Siwelele made for a nervy finish when substitute Michel N’Guessan scored in the 91st minute, but Chiefs held on to secure all three points.

Lebohang Maboe was named Man of the Match following an impressive performance.

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