Leonardo Castro of Kaizer Chiefs (Photo by Philip Maeta/Gallo Images)
The Soweto giants are set to meet each other in a Telkom Knockout semifinal match at Durban’s Moses Mabhida Stadium.
“It’s special to play Orlando Pirates in the semi-final of the Telkom Knockout,” Castro told his club’s website. “It promises to be an interesting match and we have to take it, as we want to go through.”
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Amakhosi are still reeling from the 2-1 loss they suffered against the Buccaneers when the sides last met in a league match last month.
“We made a few mistakes,” commented Castro. “We didn’t really play good football on the day. However, we have since worked hard on fixing those mistakes and we are positive to get a result on Saturday.
“We don’t want to miss out on an opportunity to reach a cup final, although we will take it step-by-step.
“It’s great that we have taken this game to Durban. It’s already sold out, which means that there will be a fantastic atmosphere at Moses Mabhida Stadium. We love our supporters in KZN. We just need to take our talent onto the field and go out and play.”
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