Where to watch Chiefs and Pirates in CAF competitions this weekend

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The Soweto giants Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs will be in action this weekend in the CAF competitions. In this article, we provide full information on how to watch the teams.

The two sides come into the game a couple of days after the Premier Soccer League assignments.

Bucs, who are the defending champions, delivered a 3-0 win over TS Galaxy at the Orlando Stadium to retain their second position on the table with 22 points, one less than Mamelodi Sundowns who have played a game more.

Amakhosi drew 1-1 with Stellenbosch at the FNB Stadium on Tuesday which puts them fourth in the log with 14 points.

Where to watch African Stars vs Orlando Pirates

Orlando Pirates will be away at Botswana National Stadium to play Namibian heavyweights African Stars on Saturday. The Sea Robbers hope to get a favourable result away to stand a chance of making the group stage.

Pirates beat La Cure Waves in the initial preliminary round while African Stars went past Jwaneng Galaxy to make the next stage. As confirmed, the national broadcaster will give the fans a chance to watch Abdeslam Ouaddou’s men in action.

“The match is scheduled for a 15:00 (SAST) kick-off and will be broadcast live on SABC 2. Live updates will be shared across Orlando Pirates social media platforms,” the club confirmed.

Where to watch Red Arrows vs Kaizer Chiefs

Amakhosi will be playing Red Arrows at Levy Mwanawasa Stadium hoping for victory in the first leg of the second preliminary round of he CAF Confederation Cup.

Unfortunately, the Glamour Boys haven’t confirmed whether the game will be live or not but there will be updates on the team’s Social Media pages.

We will surely keep you updated if the situation changes.

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