Giant goalkeeper Peter Leeuwenburgh will be back in goal for Cape Town City when they take on Bidvest Wits away on Friday night but Kermit Erasmus has not recovered from a hamstring injury.
City are teetering on the brink of dropping down into the relegation zone with just two wins all season and a paltry 13 points from 14 games.
He pulled up with a hamstring injury early in the goalless draw at home to Highlands Park at the end of last month and is not ready to return. The 25-year-old has missed the last five games in which his replacement Sage Stephens has kept two clean sheets.
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