One of the main talking points going to this derby is who will walk out on the pitch as Chiefs’ number one goalkeeper as Middendorp has been facing a lot of questions in recent weeks on who should start in this game.

As Kaizer Chiefs enters the last 10 games of the Absa Premiership season territory, it’s how they manage their lead at the top is very important, according to the head coach Ernst Middendorp.

Ntshalintshali says instead of waiting for another year for the commission to conclude its work, they want action now.

Baroka FC head coach Dylan Kerr has also challenged his charges to borrow a leaf from Orlando Pirates’ book as far as attitude is concerned ahead of the game in the Free State.

The clash in Pietermaritzburg is United’s penultimate one before the March international break when Tinkler will be hoping to lose more than just his Ghana international goalkeeper Richard Ofori to his country.

Maritzburg’s double over two of the country’s biggest clubs means they have now won three out of their last five league games for a total of 33 points in sixth place.

Maritzburg United coach Eric Tinkler insists there is no sense of satisfaction at the club despite their current position.

Growth Head at FNB Home Finance Buyisile Maseko says adjusting the threshold for transfer duties will positively impact prospective buyers and help encourage home ownership in South Africa.

Meanwhile, former Pirates boss Eric Tinkler has been speaking about what the current coach in the Bucs hot-seat can expect on Saturday.

Former Kaizer Chiefs coach Steve Komphela believes the team with the best mental strength will win the Absa Premiership title. He was speaking ahead of the Soweto derby this weekend, where he his ex-club will be hoping to extend their stronghold at the top of the league table.