Pirates Seek Winning Boost Against Chippa United
Orlando Pirates FC are looking to get back to winning ways after being held to a 1-1 draw by AmaZulu in midweek. The Buccaneers will face Chippa United on Sunday, looking to claim all three points and move closer to the top of the Betway Premiership table.
Why it Matters for Orlando Pirates FC
A win against Chippa United would be a huge boost for Orlando Pirates FC, who are currently second in the Premier Soccer League with 4 points from 2 games. The team is 2 points behind leaders Kaizer Chiefs and will be looking to close the gap with a win.
What Comes Next?
Orlando Pirates FC have dominated Chippa United in recent years, winning the last six clashes in a row. The Buccaneers have scored 13 goals in the process and conceded only two. Chippa United, on the other hand, have started the season with a pair of draws against Lamontville Golden Arrows and Richards Bay.
League Standing
League standing: 2nd in Premier Soccer League, 4 pts, 1W-1D-0L from 2 games, recent form DW.
Goals This Season
Goals this season: 3 scored, 1 conceded (+2 goal difference).
Title Race
Title race: 2 points behind leaders Kaizer Chiefs.
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Orlando Pirates FC have won 21 of the 28 previous meetings against Chippa United, with three draws and four defeats. The Buccaneers have not lost away to the Chilli Boys since 2016. Chippa United have started the season with a pair of draws against Lamontville Golden Arrows and Richards Bay, the second of these a 'home' game that was played at Dobsonville Stadium in Soweto. They have not won any of their last four 'home' fixtures (D2 L2), dating back to a victory over Siwelele in April.
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Orlando Pirates FC have won 21 of the 28 previous meetings against Chippa United, with three draws and four defeats. The Buccaneers have not lost away to the Chilli Boys since 2016. Chippa United have started the season with a pair of draws against Lamontville Golden Arrows and Richards Bay, the second of these a 'home' game that was played at Dobsonville Stadium in Soweto. They have not won any of their last four 'home' fixtures (D2 L2), dating back to a victory over Siwelele in April.
