Due to a thigh injury, the Burundian attacker Bimenyimana will miss the remainder of tonight’s Premiership home game against TS Galaxy at FNB Stadium (7.30pm kick-off).
Additionally, he won’t be there for the weekend’s MTN8 game against AmaZulu, the Soweto Derby, or the Carling Cup tournament.
In two months, he’ll probably be prepared to go into battle.
The defeat would be painful for Arthur Zwane as well, who has come to be mocked by Chiefs supporters.
At a period when Chiefs were scoring goals via penalties rather than from open play, Bimenyimana’s scoring accomplishments had given him a lifeline.
Zwane is also worried about what his players would be thinking about when they face AmaZulu in the second leg of the MTN8 semi-final on the weekend.
Zwane aims to put their Premiership campaign back on track against Galaxy, who are now in 11th position in the rankings, after their loss to Chippa. We are taking each game as it comes, Zwane remarked. “We must pay attention to the game on Wednesday against TS Galaxy and make sure we perform well at home.
Additionally, we prepare for Wednesday since we treat league and cup games differently. We’re going to go out there and do our best.
Njabulo Blom, a midfielder for the Chiefs, put in a commendable display in a losing effort on Saturday.
He was a defensive ace who successfully stopped several hostile assaults. He was as productive on the team’s offensive forays and contributed to several scoring chances.
He declared that tonight the squad will try to right its wrongs.
Blom said, “As a squad, we’re not satisfied. “We’re disappointed since we had the game in the bag because we were ahead in the first half.