Kick-of is at 19:30.
Although Dikwena are fresh from a 2-0 Absa Premiership loss at the hands of Bidvest Wits on Saturday evening, their mission is to do well in the Ke Yona competition.
However, meeting a team known to have a cup pedigree when it comes to beating the big boys, they will have to fight harder for a win.
Dikwena are a busy side in the second round of the 2016/17 Premier Soccer League campaign, having progressed through to the next round of the CAF Confederation Cup.
To reach the last 16, Dikwena beat National First Division outfit AmaZulu 3-2 to advance to this stage.
The two sides have met three times in the current campaign and Bakgaga Ba Mphahlele have claimed two wins already.
Kgoloko Thobejane beat Stars 1-0 and drew 0-0 in the league before losing 3-1 in the Telkom Knockout, this becomes the fourth meeting.
“We are not over unhappy because we lost, analytically, they are in top and we played a good game against a big team,” said Cavin Jonson.
“We have a big one coming on Tuesday and games are coming thick and fast so we have to put this far behind in our heads.
“Yes, in one moment we have a chance to win something, we are playing against a team that is known to have a kind of Juju for the Nedbank Cup.
“Baroka, the Mr Nedbank....we will have our work cut out, we will have to fight and do our best in order to go through to the next round.”
