‘Mukoko guy was smoked by Pirates’ chemicals! Lupopo beat Bucs on the pitch & in the court’

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Orlando Pirates have been fined by CAF for spraying a chemical in St Eloi Lupopo’s changing room in the recent Champions League meeting.

The Buccaneers had hopped to get a second chance in the competition but they ended up getting fined following the Chaminots’ complaints to the respective authorities.

Have a look at the reactions from the fans as complide by Afrik-Foot.

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This St Eloi Lupopo team are dangerous; they even beat Orlando Pirates in court –  Slime Ball

As a Kaizer Chiefs fan, I wanted them to win the case so that they’d get knocked out again. Imagine the happiness we’d all have seeing the same team get knocked out twice in one competition –  Mdu Ka Dube

Lupopo defeated Pirates on and off the pitch, now they have to pay for using witchcraft that failed to help them qualify – Samkelo T Acceptance

So, the CAF Champions League back door is closed too for Orlando Pirates? No entry means no – Simphiwe Sihle 

The Chemical engineer forgot to remove the evidence from the opponent’s locker room – Tebogo Masemola 

With VAR, Pirates could have advanced

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Orlando Pirates will even use that muthi at the Carling Knockout final against Marumo Gallants – Tshepo Nkwana

It doesn’t need a long essay or paragraph, just say Pirates will watch the CAF Champions League on TV – Vicky Wa Lekhosi 

So the Mukoko guy was actually smoked by the chemicals, but now it has backfired? – Deca Rodriguez

Then it means Nigeria has a case against DRC because they believed there was voodoo involved during the penalty shootout – Peace Deep 

But if there was VAR, Pirates could’ve gone to the group stage without a doubt – Tlotlo Kele 

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