Orlando Pirates assistant coach Mandla Ncikazi is confident that the Buccaneers can break a three-game goalless streak when they face AmaZulu in a DStv Premiership clash. Read more here ▶️
For AmaZulu, the game will be the first chance for new coach Romain Folz to make a positive impression.
"Difficult opponent. We’re not sure about AmaZulu, especially after they’ve changed the leadership," conceded Ncikazi. With just six goals scored in 10 games, the Buccaneers are the lowest scoring team among the top eight clubs on the DStv Premiership table. However, with the expected return of Kermit Erasmus from a knock against Sekhukhune United and the potential debut for Evidence Makgopa, Ncikazi is confident his side can end the goal drought.
"But we don’t have to focus on the opposition. We just have to focus on ourselves. we now our challenges. It’s just to work on the final third, scoring goals. I think we’ll score goals," Ncikazi added.
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