Orlando Pirates host Stade d'Abidjan on Saturday in the Caf Champions League assignment that will be staged at the Orlando Stadium.
This will be the second meeting between the two sides in the competition. The previous meeting in West Africa ended 1-1 despite the many chances that were created by the Sea Robbers.
As Bucs prepare to get maximum points against the bottom-placed team in Group C on Saturday, the majority of the fans insist the players have to go for maximum points, nothing less.
Stade d’Abidjan will suffer Disciples fate!
Rasebotja must start this game, give him the full 90+ minutes so that those who say we are criticizing him can be silenced and admit that he's Chiefs material – Thabiso J. Thabana
We better not show them any mercy and set the pace for the games to follow and maintain a competitive environment. We need to be clinical in front of goals and take 80% of the chances we create and keep a solid defense assisted by hard-working midfield – Mbi Skway Aviwe
A must-win please, we could have won in Ivory Coast had we been clinical – Orla Pirates
When we played Disciples FC, away, we played a 0-0 draw, but when they came here we won 4-0. We also played to a 1-1 draw with Stade d'Abidjan. So we can do them what we did to the Disciples FC and get our maximum points – Leone Jnr
We need three points, it does not matter how we get them, even if we have to use brown envelopes. Let the party begin – INkosi Yo Goalkeeper Muna
Mabasa guarantees Pirates goals
Whatever happens please do not include Evidence Makgppa in the starting eleven tomorrow, please – Sanele Zalekile
At least Tshegofatso Mabasa will be available for this one. We are guaranteed goals here – Sedona
Orlando Pirates should improve their communication. If Saleng is making progress from so-called personal issues, why are they not updating us? – Jackie Maeshatumo
The day Rasebotja and Gilberto get their feet, you will think that we have signed two players from Barcelona – Jackie Maeshatumo
We're certainly going to make things happen this time around. The scoreboard is going to be well-fed – Makwande
