‘Ex-Chiefs interpreter must look for another job! Why are Pirates serious about plastic cup?’

Orlando Pirates will host Sekhukhune United on Saturday at the Orlando Amstel Arena in the second leg of the MTN8 semi-final.

The first leg, played at the Old Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane, ended 1-0 in favour of the defending champions. The two teams met again in the Premier Soccer League on Tuesday, where the Soweto giants secured a 2-0 victory.

A draw for Bucs will be enough for them to advance, but Babina Noko need at least a 2-0 victory to make the final phase.

Have a look at what the fans are feeling ahead of the game, as compiled by Afrik-Foot.

Sekhukhune wear Chiefs jersey?

Sekhukhune United will be crowned for being the first team to be beaten three times in a row by Orlando Pirates; at home, away, and very far away from home –  Sibusiso Nhlabatsi

In the next interview, Miguel Cardoso will say why Pirates conceded fewer goals than Sundowns –  Nokubonga Precious

Experienced Kabelo Dlamini, our No.10, must be brought on board with his killer passes. Then you will see Sebastien Pedersen, the goal poacher – LG Nyelele

How about Sekhukhune wearing a Kaizer Chiefs jersey and Orlando Pirates win via a penalty in Tito Maswanganyi style – Qaqambile Msweli

Sekhukhune United, come on, you can’t lose a match three times in a row against the same team – Jseelo Jseelo

Pass the ball to Pedersen

The Translator, Cedric Kaze, decided to take the stands for this one; otherwise, they’d fire him for losing three times in a row against one team – Thembelani Taka Akha Sam

The ex-Kaizer Chiefs interpreter must start looking for another job because Pirates are going to make sure he loses his job this weekend – Erwin Leonard

I want to know why Orlando Pirates are serious about this plastic cup – Zamani Khwezela

Can they combine this Sekhukhune United with another team, please? Because they alone are not going to win against Pirates – Lucia Luciana

Please tell the boys to pass the ball to Sebastian Pedersen; they can’t be like this. It seems like they don’t like him – Lwazi Êl’zêë Ntuli