The Natal Rich Boyz host Amakhosi at the Princess Magogo Stadium on Wednesday on the back of one loss and two draws.
Gabriel's charges started their campaign with a 2-1 defeat to Polokwane City before 1-1 draws with both Chippa United and Durban City.
Chiefs, meanwhile, overcame Kruger United and Sekhukhune before holding Mamelodi Sundowns to a 1-1 stalemate.
Ahead of the game, the Bay boss explained that his side are improving in both attack and defence with every game they play.
"For us, I feel the offensive structure has been good, the defensive structure has been good," he said on iDiski Times.
"We've been pressing the right lines. We're on the right track in terms of individual performances or individual efforts, we're happy with it.
"We can go back to that [Durban City] game and say we were battling, defending but that was a good defensive structure because you look at the numbers and what we had behind the ball, those were good moments.
“So, we take more the positives into the [Chiefs] game rather than the negatives.”
Golden Arrows will look to break their scoring drought when they host Stellenbosch FC, while newly promoted Milford FC aim to continue their impressive league start when they face Polokwane City in Wednesday's Betway Premiership action.
Aubrey Modiba says Mamelodi Sundowns must bounce back from their MTN8 semi-final first leg loss to Golden Arrows with victory over AmaZulu in the Betway Premiership on Tuesday.
Orlando Pirates coach Abdeslam Ouaddou has challenged Sebastian Pedersen to raise his fitness levels after getting his first glimpse of the Norwegian striker in competitive action.
Mamelodi Sundowns coach Miguel Cardoso has defended his decision to hand Lebo Mothiba a rare start against Golden Arrows, insisting the striker's performances in training warranted an opportunity in the MTN8 semi-final.
