Cape Town - John Arwuah, Larry Horaeb, Ayanda Dlamini and Marc van Heerden
will all miss basement boys AmaZulu's Premiership clash against
top-of-the-table Kaizer Chiefs in Durban on Wednesday.
However, the one positive is the return of Philani Shange, who was a doubtful starter last week before the fixtures were postponed.
The league resumes after Senzo Meyiwa's tragic death on October 26.
The last thing winless AmaZulu needed was to take on a rampant Amakhosi team.
But a win will be their biggest achievement of the season and caretaker coach Wilfred Mugeyi is aware of that.
"Every game is a new one and we don't rely on past stats," he said. "We have analysed our opponents. I just hope the boys will stick to the game plan."
"If we stick to our philosophy and stick to what we believe in, I think we have an opportunity to get all three points."
Chiefs, who have won eight and drawn the other of their nine games so far, remain without long-term absentees Itumeleng Khune and Katlego Mphela.
Stuart Baxter's side are eight points clear of Ajax Cape Town at the top of the Premiership table.
However, the one positive is the return of Philani Shange, who was a doubtful starter last week before the fixtures were postponed.
The league resumes after Senzo Meyiwa's tragic death on October 26.
The last thing winless AmaZulu needed was to take on a rampant Amakhosi team.
But a win will be their biggest achievement of the season and caretaker coach Wilfred Mugeyi is aware of that.
"Every game is a new one and we don't rely on past stats," he said. "We have analysed our opponents. I just hope the boys will stick to the game plan."
"If we stick to our philosophy and stick to what we believe in, I think we have an opportunity to get all three points."
Chiefs, who have won eight and drawn the other of their nine games so far, remain without long-term absentees Itumeleng Khune and Katlego Mphela.
Stuart Baxter's side are eight points clear of Ajax Cape Town at the top of the Premiership table.