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Injury Update⁣ ⁣ * Manyisa: Achilles tendon⁣ * Mahlambi, Seabi and Coetzee : All recovering from ankle injuries ⁣ * Morena: Quad - due for late fitness test ⁣ * Laffor and Mohomi: Continue to work on their fitness levels Bidvest Wits VS Mamelodi Sundowns ⁣ ⁣ Previous 3️⃣ Encounters:⁣ ⁣ 📆 23 Feb '19⁣ Wits 1️⃣ Downs 1️⃣ ⁣ 📆 7 Oct '18⁣ Downs 1️⃣ Wits 1️⃣ ⁣ 📆 14 Apr '18⁣ Downs 2️⃣ Wits 0️⃣ ⁣

Injury report: Meanwhile, Sundowns will be without Ricardo Nascimento, Oupa Manyisa, Anthony Laffor and Rivaldo Coetzee, who are all nursing long-term injuries. However, Mosimane has depth in his squad and he will look to Mauricio Affonso, whose brace inspired Brazilians to a victory over Maritzburg on Saturday. Masandawana find themselves on the third spot in the league standings - 10 points behind Chiefs, but the former have one game in hand. Match Preview Wits have blown hot and cold at home in recent months having recorded three wins and two defeats in their last five league matches as hosts. They lost 1-0 to SuperSport United in their last home match and Hunt will be keen to ensure that Students improve their home record in order to mount a serious challenge for the league title. On the other hand, Sundowns are winless in their last two away league matches having recorded a draw and defeat on the road. The 3-2 defeat to Arrows ended Masandawana's nine-match unbeaten ru

Pitso Mosimane: “Mathematically, Wits are in a better position than us. If you really look at the program and the games in hand they have and they really maximize,” Mosimane told the media. “At this point in time, we have to be canceling each other to give Chiefs space. If I were Chiefs, I would love the game and say, ‘Wow, somebody is going to drop points’. It would be nice (for Chiefs) if both drop points.  “A game against Wits and Sundowns is always a big game. It is the same level as when we play SuperSport United, Orlando Pirates, and Chiefs. You will see the emotions of the game.”

Injury Update🚨 * Manyisa: Achilles’ tendon * Tade: Knee rehabilitation * Laffor: Knee rehabilitation * Mohomi: Knee * Mabunda: Ankle * Makgalwa: Ankle * Meza: Ankle

having failed a medical with Celtic days before, Coetzee signed for Ajax's PSL rivals Mamelodi Sundowns on the transfer deadline day for a reported fee of R10m plus Mario Booysen.[6] He underwent corrective surgery on his foot soon after his arrival which resulted in him missing the entire 2017–18 South African Premier Division campaign. In August 2018, Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane revealed that Coetzee's ailment was more serious than first feared and that "he can still stay two years without playing to get better".[ Coetzee made his international debut for South Africa in an African Nations Cup qualifier against Congo on 12 October 2014 making him the youngest player ever to represent the country, aged 17 years and 361 days – a record that was later broken by Supersport United forward Fagrie Lakay He was selected in South Africa's squad for the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations in Equatorial Guinea. In the nation's opening game, a 1–3 defeat to Algeria, he h

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Rivaldo Roberto Genino Coetzee (born 16 October 1996) is a South African professional footballer who plays as a defender for Mamelodi Sundowns and the South Africa national team A graduate of the Ajax Cape Town academy, Coetzee made his professional debut in 2014 at the age of 17 and made just under 100 appearances for the club. In 2017, he won the club's Player of the Season award before signing for Mamelodi Sundowns later in the year. He is also a full international and, upon making his international debut in 2014, became the youngest player ever to represent South Africa at the age of 17 years and 361 days, though this record has since been broken by Fagrie Lakay. Coetzee made his international debut for South Africa in an African Nations Cup qualifier against Congo on 12 October 2014 making him the youngest player ever to represent the country, aged 17 years and 361 days – a record that was later broken by Supersport United forward Fagrie Lakay.]He was selected in South Af