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Orlando Pirates Face Polokwane City in Key PSL Clash

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Orlando Pirates, a top club in South Africa’s Premier Soccer League (PSL), are set to host Polokwane City in an eagerly anticipated match at Orlando Stadium on Tuesday afternoon. The fixture forms part of the ongoing Betway Premiership season.

The “Buccaneers” have been on an impressive run, remaining unbeaten in their last eight matches across all competitions. This includes a recent come-from-behind 2-1 league victory over Chippa United. Notably, Pirates capitalized on their home advantage in a consecutive match against Jwaneng Galaxy, defeating them 1-0 in the CAF Champions League preliminary round.

Jose Riveiro‘s team is expected to field a strong lineup including key players such as 24. Chaine, 36. Sesane, and 6. Ndah. Substitute options include 35. Buthelezi and 33. Nkota, who could make strategic appearances if needed.

Polokwane City, often referred to as “Rise and Shine,” also enter the match with confidence following a decisive 2-0 victory over the newly-promoted Magesi FC this past weekend. The team is bolstered by the return of their talisman, Oswin Appollis, who remains committed to the club despite external interest. The starting lineup for Polokwane includes vital players like 1. Sapunga and 2. Matuludi, with bench players such as 40. Mathebula available as tactical reserves.

This match-up will serve as a significant test for both teams. Orlando Pirates aim to maintain their dominance on home soil, while Polokwane City seeks to secure a position among the league’s top teams long-term.

Rachel Adams

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