Mamelodi Sundowns will hope to improve their chances of finishing their troublesome season within the top-eight bracket on the PSL log when they face Orlando Pirates at the Orlando Stadium on Saturday.

But they will have their work cut-out against the Buccaneers side, who apart from their outside chance of winning the league championship, still hope to at least finish second on the log to secure a place in next years’ Caf Championship league.

Sundows go into the clash on the back of a morale-boosting 5-1 triumph over relegation-threatened Black Leopards on Tuesday while Pirates put up a sterling performance against TP Mazembe in the Caf Champions league last weekend. Despite losing the controversial match 1-0, Bucs advanced to the knockout stages of the tournament by virtue of a 3-2 aggregate score.

Lamontville Golden Arrows welcome title-chasers Platinum Stars to Durban this weekend in a Absa Premiership title decider.
A win for Dikwena will put them level with leaders Kaizer Chiefs who are on 56 points after 28 games. A loss, however, could be tantamount to handing the PSL title to Chiefs on a silver platter.

Durban’s Moses Mabhida Stadium will host the 2013 Nedbank Cup final on the 25th of May

At the Harry Gwala Stadium a win against struggling Maritzburg United could get Ajax Cape Town out of the relegation zone.

Moroka Swallows visit SuperSport United at the Lucas Moripe Stadium, while Bloemfontein Celtic takes on Free State Stars in a derby at the Free State Stadium.

Meanwhile, Durban’s Moses Mabhida Stadium will host the 2013 Nedbank Cup final on the 25th of May.

The 2012/13 Nedbank Cup final will feature Kaizer Chiefs and defending Nedbank Cup champions SuperSport United.

This world cup venue is regarded as the neutral venue for both Matsatsantsa and Amakhosi.
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