Mercurial winger Vincent Pule has warned SuperSport United will be out to redeem themselves when they take on Kaizer Chiefs following a 4-0 hammering from Nasreddine Nabi's men in the Last 16 of the Carling Knockout.
The battle lines have been drawn for what promises to be a thrilling encounter between Matsatsantsa and Chiefs at New Peter Mokaba Stadium on Saturday.
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SuperSport, who will be the 'home' side, were thrashed 4-0 and sent crashing out of the Carling Knockout at the first time of asking by the same Glamour Boys they are up against this weekend.
Speaking to media ahead of the clash, however, the former Orlando Pirates man believes the fixture hands them a chance to exact revenge on the team that has handed them, their heaviest defeat this season.
"I think the most important thing is to redeem ourselves," said Pule.
"They beat us 4-0 in the last game and this game we have to make sure that we start the game better, we create more chances and we must make sure that we convert our chances because they converted their chances against us."
The Tshwane have somewhat of an injury crisis and will have to make do without their key players in the form of Bradley Grobler and Grant Margeman, both of whom are nursing injuries.
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"We struggled a bit [without them] because they know the system.
"As for the new guys, I think we struggled a bit, but I think we will get there. We will get better."