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<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Ronald_Pfumbidzai">Ronald Pfumbidzai</a>, a 28-year-old Zimbabwean left-back, is one of the players to watch as Chippa United host Orlando Pirates this Saturday.
The former <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Caps_United_Football_Club">Caps United</a> player has impressed for the Chilli Boys this term and scored a brilliant goal to break the deadlock against SuperSport United. It was Pfumbidzai’s fourth goal in 16 outings and his form has led to the Tshwane giants signing him on a pre-contract earlier this week.
Etiosa Ighodaro, a 21-year-old Nigerian striker, is another player to watch for Chippa United, especially after being unable to make an impact against SuperSport. Ighodaro has been performing well in his debut season in the DStv Premiership, scoring eight goals in 18 top-flight matches since joining from the University of Pretoria in August 2022. He will be aiming to make a bigger impact against the Pirates, especially after scoring the equalizer against Sekhukhune.
Monnapule Saleng, a 25-year-old winger, is a player to watch for Orlando Pirates. He was a major threat to Richards Bay’s defence with his runs down the wings and almost scored in the first half after hitting the near post with a free-kick from a difficult angle. He eventually sealed the victory in stoppage time with his ninth goal of the season, capitalizing on a rebound.
Tapelo Xoki, a 28-year-old centre-back, is another key player to watch for Orlando Pirates. He joined the club from AmaZulu in the off-season and has since become an important part of their defence. Xoki has started in the last 11 games and scored his first goal for the club recently, which was the winner against SuperSport. Although he missed a golden opportunity to score last weekend when he blasted the ball over the bar from close range after his initial header was saved by Richards Bay goalkeeper Malcolm Jacobs.
Meanwhile, the head coach of the Pirates, Jose Riveiro, aims to win against Chippa United in the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium to help the team secure a top-two finish in the DStv Premiership. The Buccaneers are in second place after winning their last three matches, while SuperSport United dropped points and are now in third place with the same number of points as the Buccaneers, <a href="https://supersport.com/football/dstv-premiership/news/22fa08f3-b848-47ab-82b6-0cc2bbb9e0fb/chiefs-determined-to-avoid-slip-up-against-gallants">Supersport</a> reported.
Chippa United, under Kurt Lentjies, have yet to win a match, but their performances have improved after drawing 1-1 with Sekhukhune United and SuperSport in their last two games. Despite this, they have dropped to 14th place in the league standings following wins by Swallows and Maritzburg United in their previous matches. Lentjies mentioned that the team is in good spirits after earning points against Gavin Hunt’s team and is hoping for a repeat performance against the Pirates to achieve a league double over them.
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Ronald Pfumbidzai, A Player To Watch As Chippa United Host Orlando Pirates

Highlanders Football Club attacking midfielder, Prince Ndlovu (17), is in South Africa where he was invited for a six-day trial stint at DStv Premiership club Orlando Pirates.
Ndlovu flew out of the country on 19 March after Highlanders’ Castle Lager Premier Soccer League match against ZPC Kariba.
Bosso communications and marketing officer Nozibelo Maphosa confirmed Ndlovu’s trip to South Africa. She said:
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Prince is supposed to leave today (yesterday) with an evening flight. He will be on trial from the 20th to the 26th of March.
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According to the <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/bosso-youngster-off-to-orlando-pirates/">Chronicle</a>, Ndlovu and Majesa Academy’s attacking midfielder Promise Sithole last month missed out on a month-long trial stint at Croatian second-tier club HNK Vukovar 1991 after being denied a visa.
Prince Ndlovu spent two weeks training at Orlando Pirates in January while waiting for the Croatian visa.
The teenager made his debut for the Highlanders’ senior team in July 2022 after he was promoted from the club’s developmental side Bosso90.
He has been compared to legendary Highlanders and Warriors striker Peter Ndlovu who also made his debut for the Highlanders senior team at the age of 16.
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Prince Ndlovu Invited For Trials At Orlando Pirates

Simba Sports Club has released a statement castigating Orlando Pirates co-coach Mandla Ncikazi for his remarks following the Tanzanian club’s 1-0 win in their first leg quarter-final CAF Confederation Cup match at the Benjamin Mkapa Stadium on Sunday evening.
Simba got the only goal of the match through a second-half penalty converted by Tanzanian international Shomari Kapombe.
Ncikazi alleged that they were ill-treated by their hosts throughout their stay in Dar es Salaam. Speaking after the match, Ncikazi said:
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Firstly, congratulations to the opponents. But let’s speak the truth, I don’t think we deserved to lose. One, as Africans, let’s change this mentality that when opponents come to Tanzania you are so hostile to them that you treat them like animals.
It’s so inhumane, everywhere we go, we’re treated so badly. This is a game of sport that should unite us but what you get here is hostility and the abuse.
Secondly, the rules are saying that we are going to use VAR, but VAR was not used today. Go check, the penalty that Simba got is not a penalty because our defender got to the ball first.
Secondly, (Siphesihle) Ndlovu our player, before Simba got a penalty, we had a penalty, but it was not given.
The referee didn’t have the decency to go and check the VAR. All of a sudden, the VAR was switched off.
But why do Africans do this to other Africans? Do you really think that the hostility that we get when we come here when Simba comes to South Africa should we treat them that way? Is that what you expect?
And all of you here (Tanzania media) are going to lie and write lies, write the truth, Simba did not deserve to win.
The penalty they got was not a penalty, the penalty we got was not given, and VAR was not working.
The treatment that we got from the stadium, from the hotel, from the airport, why do you do this as Africans to other Africans?
Are we going to improve the football in our continent, and you are all proud that Simba won?
They did not win, the referee made them win. You should be ashamed of yourselves as Africans.
But listen to this, we’re going to treat Simba with decency when they come, we are going to show them what it is to be a true African by giving them the best hospitality and treat them like human beings.
You don’t treat visitors the way we get treated here and you should all be ashamed. We did not deserve to lose, the officials caused us to lose.
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In a statement issued this Monday, 19 April 2022, Simba Sports Club Chief Executive Officer Barbara Gonzalez warned Ncikazi to be mindful of his words and to never cross the line again. Below is the statement by Gonzalez in full:
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Simba Sports Club is deeply disappointed with the defamatory remarks made by the Orlando Pirates co-coach Mandla Ncikazi after their CAFCC quarterfinal defeat against us on Sunday, 17th April 2022.
We vehemently condemn the unprofessionalism and unethical behaviour exhibited by Coach Ncikazi through his remarks.
As the host team, we will never tolerate any slander of that kind to our Country and to our Club. As Tanzanians, we pride ourselves on providing a safe and secure environment for all activities and ensuring a high stand of service is provided to all our guests.
As their opponents, we were deeply puzzled by the strange behaviour of Orlando Pirates since their arrival in Tanzania.
All gestures that were friendly accorded to them were openly denied, starting with the vehicles provided for their logistics in Tanzania, and the suggested hotels in close proximity to the stadium so as to accord them with a comfortable and friendly environment ahead of the match.
In addition to the above, Orlando Pirates arrived over an hour late to the official training session set by CAF, yet stadium officials were kind to accommodate them, despite their deliberate choice to stay a far distance from the stadium (out of town).
Most strangely, the peculiar decision to use an unofficial entry into the stadium dressing rooms via the media room.
This is not how mega-clubs conduct themselves, and for that, they must accept all responsibility for their own actions that resulted in the poor choices they made since their arrival in Tanzania despite receiving prior friendly advice from Simba.
South Africa and Tanzania have deep historical ties that perhaps Coach Ncikazi was unaware of. One of the first external missions of the ANC during the apartheid struggle was in Morogoro, Tanzania.
The disturbingly insensitive remarks made by the Coach erode the brotherhood of our two countries by deliberately defaming Simba and the entire nation, knowing we went beyond the statutory duties to accord his team a friendly environment ahead of the match.
Mean-spirited comments from Coach Ncikazi are highly detrimental to the progress of African football as we know it.
Playing by the written rules is mandatory, however, respecting the unwritten ones is a must. Fair play requires unconditional respect for opponents and fellow players. This is something Coach Ncikazi failed to accord us with.
As seasoned football administrators, we understand the tactics of modern-day football pre and post-performance propaganda (mind games) on the outcome of the match.
The intention to garner sympathy from football stakeholders as a buffer for poor results is distasteful, however, what coach Ncikazi did was beyond crossing a very dangerous line.
Everyone has the right to have their dignity respected and protected, but what Coach Ncikazi did was a clear infringement of this by sharing baseless remarks with the intention to tarnish the good image of Simba and Tanzania.
As a result of false and defamatory allegations made by Coach Ncikazi, Simba will file a formal complaint to CAF and through the diplomatic channels to address the severity of what was alluded to.
As we prepare for our CAFCC 2nd leg quarterfinal match in South Africa on the 24th of April 2022, we humbly ask the Government of Tanzania and the Government of South Africa to accord us all the necessary security ahead of our travel.
The indirect threats to our safety and security are not to be dismissed, and should anything happen to Simba during our stay, we will understand the route of any incident.
Football is all about mutual respect, and we Simba have a zero-tolerance policy for disrespect of any kind.
Must learn to be mindful of our words, and the lasting consequences they have on our communities.
Let this be a teachable moment never to cross these lines again.
Barbara Gonzalez 
Chief Executive Officer 
Simba Sports Club 
19 April 2022
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KickOff.com reports that Orlando Pirates and Zimbabwe striker Tendai Ndoro is unlikely to join the national team this weekend as he is still nursing a hamstring injury. Ndoro is still battling with an injury which has prompted Pirates not to release him.
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Ndoro has been called up along with Maritzburg United forward Evans Rusike as the only foreign-based players for the friendly match against Zambia at the National Sports Stadium on Sunday. The friendly match against Zambia’s Chipolopolo is part of preparations for the 2019 AFCON qualifiers, which begin in June. Though Rusike’s club has already received the call-up notification there were still no flight details.
More: <a href="http://www.kickoff.com/news/74031/orlando-pirates-striker-tendai-ndoro-unlikely-to-link-up-with-zimbabwes-warriors-due-to-injury">Kickoff.com</a>

Tendai Ndoro unlikely to join Warriors squad due to injury

Striker <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Tendai_Ndoro">Tendai Ndoro</a> continued with his fine goal scoring form with a goal for his side’s 2-1 win over Highlands Park in the Telkom Knockout Cup.
Pirates went ahead in the 39th minute courtesy of an own goal by Augustine Mbara. Tendai Ndoro doubled the lead in the second half tapping home from close range beating fellow compatriot <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Tapuwa_Kapini">Tapuwa Kapini</a> in goals.
Highlands were able to pull one back but was not enough as Pirates proceeded to the Semis.
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