AJAX Cape Town will be hoping to use the match against AmaZulu to re-launch a faltering league campaign after back-to-back defeats.
The Urban Warriors welcome Usuthu to the Cape Town Stadium for their Absa Premiership meeting that kicks off at 7.30pm.
AmaZulu thumped Ajax 4-0 in the first round in Durban in September and bundled them out of the Nedbank Cup last-32 round, so the Capetonians will be out for revenge.
"We are ready for them this time round," Ajax winger Lebogang Manyama said yesterday.
But AmaZulu striker Ayanda Dlamini was confident of continuing their stranglehold over Maarten Stekelenburg's side.
"We are going to Cape Town for a third successive win over Ajax this season," he said.
Ajax hope to rebound at home
AJAX Cape Town will be hoping to use the match against AmaZulu to re-launch a faltering league campaign after back-to-back defeats.
The Urban Warriors welcome Usuthu to the Cape Town Stadium for their Absa Premiership meeting that kicks off at 7.30pm.
AmaZulu thumped Ajax 4-0 in the first round in Durban in September and bundled them out of the Nedbank Cup last-32 round, so the Capetonians will be out for revenge.
"We are ready for them this time round," Ajax winger Lebogang Manyama said yesterday.
But AmaZulu striker Ayanda Dlamini was confident of continuing their stranglehold over Maarten Stekelenburg's side.
"We are going to Cape Town for a third successive win over Ajax this season," he said.