Chiefs will now go on to the big Soweto Derby against Orlando Pirates on Saturday, where all 82 000 stadium tickets have been sold out already.

After Phumlani Ntshangase had netted SuperSport’s sixth, Rise and Shine’s Ayanda Nkili blazed his kick over the crossbar as Matsatsantsa marched on.

The veteran ex-Ajax coach is now ‘building with big blocks’ at AmaZulu

Giovanni Solinas possibly underestimated his opponents Black Leopards by fielding what could be considered a weakened Amakhosi side

A fixture that has repeatedly been criticised for lacking the goals to match the crowds it attracts returns this Saturday as Orlando Pirates host Kaizer Chiefs.

With Lebogang Manyama sidelined with a fractured elbow, and Leonardo Castro still out with an ankle problem, there is a new-look Chiefs attack.

Amakhosi had hit a bit of a slump in the last few weeks, putting the coach under a little bit of pressure when he thought he’d found his feet at the club.

Despite the victory, Pitso Mosimane’s side created one chance after the other, but poor finishing let them down.

Buoyed by the bright start, Bakgaga kept their foot on Arrows’ throat as they went in search of more goals.

Mohau Mokate was the hero for the Team of Choice when he netted the winner at the death with a well taken strike.

It was not the prettiest of performances from an Orlando Pirates team who beat Chippa United at Orlando Stadium on Saturday night

At some point, Moseamedi cleverly beat his marker, but only for the former Cape Town City’s man to fluff that chance over the bar.

“We can assure you that you still have not seen the best of Pirates. The best is still very much to come,” said Sredojevic.

History is against the coaches of Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates.

“Maybe at home we only hear the bad things about this country, but to be honest, I now tell all my family and friends about the greatness of Johannesburg.”

The PSL said that Arrows only arrived at their hotel in Polokwane on Saturday morning after the marathon trip from Durban.