Kaizer Chiefs are gearing up to return to the Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane for the third consecutive time, where they will face newcomers to the Betway Premiership, Magesi FC. This highly anticipated clash marks the first-ever meeting between the two teams and promises to be an exciting encounter for fans and players alike.

Magesi, under the experienced guidance of coach Clinton Larsen, are riding high after a stunning victory against Orlando Pirates at the Orlando Stadium in the Carling Knockout competition just over a week ago. Following that triumph, they secured a valuable point in a scoreless draw against Cape Town City on Sunday, showcasing their resilience and potential as they navigate their debut season in the top flight.

Before the season commenced, Dikwena Tša Meetse, as Magesi are known, fortified their squad with a number of seasoned players, adding depth and experience to the team. This strategic enhancement has already begun to show dividends, as they adapt to the challenges of the Premiership. They have collected five league points after as many matches.

On the other hand, The Phefeni Glamour Boys who have collected six points from four outings, will be looking to bounce back after a disappointing loss to SuperSport United in their recent league match on Sunday at the same venue. Coach Nasreddine Nabi faces a bit of a selection dilemma as he contemplates potential changes to the squad. Several players were forced off the pitch due to injuries, necessitating adjustments in his game plan. Additionally, with defender Inacio Miguel now suspended after receiving his fourth yellow card of the season during the match, Chiefs will need to address their defensive lineup.

As coach Nabi prepares for this crucial encounter, supporters can expect a thrilling matchup between two teams with contrasting trajectories. Dikwena Tša Meetse’s newcomer spirit versus the storied history and ambition of Amakhosi will certainly add an intriguing layer to the upcoming clash. Chiefs will be eager to secure points as they strive to establish their presence in the league and build up to Saturday’s big match against Mamelodi Sundowns.

With excitement building ahead of this monumental game, the eyes of the footballing community will once again be on the New Peter Mokaba Stadium, where history will be made and where new rivalries are set to unfold when the game kicks off at 19:30 on Wednesday evening.

Supporters are encouraged who almost filled up the stadium on Saturday are encouraged to do the same for Wednesday’s game by purchasing their tickets for the match at Computicket, including Shoprite and Checkers for R60. We call on Amakhosi fans to get their tickets ASAP, arrive at the stadium early to avoid delays and, most importantly, behave themselves well and not boo their own players.