Orlando Pirates, TS Galaxy Set for Premiership Match

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Orlando Pirates host TS Galaxy in the Betway Premiership seeking a response to their 2–0 MTN8 final loss to Mamelodi Sundowns and points to keep pressure on the league leaders. Galaxy, struggling near the lower end of the table after a poor start, will look to use the match to revive their campaign. Pirates are expected to rotate after a short recovery period, and right-back Kamogelo Sebelebele is unavailable with an injury sustained in the final. The Buccaneers have a strong recent record against Galaxy, including a 6–0 win last season, but will need to convert their attacking chances to secure another result.

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