The defending Carling Knockout champions Orlando Pirates will be in action at Orlando Stadium on Saturday November 7 in the quarter-finals against Sekhukhune from 15:00 SAT.
Bucs advanced to the last eight with a resounding 4-0 victory against Marumo Gallants in the initial phase to set up a date with Babina Noko.
Have a look at the next five fixtures for Bucs.
| Competition | Date | FIXTURES |
| CKO | Nov 7 | Orlando Pirates vs Sekhukhune |
| CAF CL | Nov 28 | Simba SC vs Orlando Pirates |
| PSL | Dec 5 | Orlando Pirates vs Stellenbosch |
| CAF CL | Dec 12 | Orlando Pirates vs Berkane |
| PSL | Dec 16 | Richards Bay vs Orlando Pirates |
Orlando Pirates Recent Results
The Sea Robbers’ latest game was in the Premier Soccer League’s Soweto Derby against traditional rivals Kaizer Chiefs. Bucs collected maximum points to continue their push for the crown.
Here are the most recent five results posted by Bucs.
| Competition | Result |
| PSL | Orlando Pirates 2-1 Kaizer Chiefs |
| CKO | Orlando Pirates 3-0 Marumo Gallants |
| CAF CL | Orlando Pirates 4-0 African Stars |
| CAF CL | African Stars 0-1 Orlando Pirates |
| PSL | Orlando Pirates 3-0 TS Galaxy |
Orlando Pirates 2025/26 story
The Sea Robbers had one of their best seasons in the 2025/26 edition, as they managed to win a treble.
Bucs ended their 14-year wait by beating Mamelodi Sundowns to the Premier Soccer League crown. They further won the MTN8 for the unprecedented fourth time, as well as the Carling Knockout.
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Orlando Pirates signings and exits
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Orlando Pirates have been active in the transfer window in their bid to have a competitive squad.
Pirates have brought inMthetheleli Mthiyane (Stellenbosch FC), Sbangani Zulu (Richards Bay), Bohale Ngwato (Siwelele) Ghampani Lungu (Siwelele), Neo Rapoo (Siwelele), Aphiwe Baliti (Siwelele) & Matome Mmolai (Leicesterford City), Sebastian Pedersen (Sogndal Fotball, Norway) Mohau Nkota (Al-Ettifaq, Saudi – Loan) and Bheki Mabuza (Marumo Gallants).
They parted ways with Relebohile Mofokeng (Royale Union Saint-Gilloise), Gilberto, Karim Kimvuidi, Thabiso Lebitso (Stellenbosch), Tshegofatso Mabasa, Sipho Mbule, Bandile Shandu, Gomolemo Khoto (Sekhukhune United), Siyabonga Ndlozi (Sekhukhune United), Tshepho Mashiloane (Sekhukhune United, Loan), Thabiso Sesane (Siwelele FC), Selaelo Rasebotja (Siwelele FC), Siyabonga Ndlozi (Sekhukhune United), Gomolemo Khoto (Sekhukhune United), Sonwabo Khumalo (Midlands), Blessing Ngiba (Midlands), Seth Green (Durban City), Melusi Buthelezi, Neo Mokoena (AmaZulu), Goodman Mosele (Chippa United), Deano van Rooyen (Released), Patrick Maswanganyi (Alkhaldiya Sports Club, Bahrain), Daniel Msendami (Marumo Gallants), and Abdoulaye Mariko (Marumo Gallants).
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