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Former Kaizer Chiefs coach Kaze challenges Sekhukhune United ahead Orlando Pirates MTN8 test

Sekhukhune United coach Cedric Kaze knows his side must be at their best when they host defending champions Orlando Pirates in Saturday’s MTN8 semi-final first leg.

Former Kaizer Chiefs coach Kaze challenges Sekhukhune United ahead Orlando Pirates MTN8 test

Sekhukhune United coach Cedric Kaze anticipates a challenging encounter against Orlando Pirates in the MTN8 semi-final first leg at the Old Peter Mokaba Stadium on Saturday. Kaze emphasizes that his team must perform at their peak to compete against the reigning champions. The match is the first of three meetings between the teams in a week, followed by a Betway Premiership fixture and a rematch in the second leg of the cup.

Orlando Pirates aim to secure their fifth consecutive MTN8 title, but Kaze acknowledges the enormity of the task ahead. Despite this, he is eager to face the challenge and prepare his team accordingly. Kaze outlines his ideal performance, which would incorporate the strongest elements of Sekhukhune's recent matches, such as their dominant starts against Kaizer Chiefs and Durban City, as well as their solid defensive efforts against Polokwane City.

He aims to strike a balance between attacking and defensive strategies. Kaze is cautious not to disclose his tactical approach for the first leg, preferring to keep his plans confidential. He acknowledges that previous teams have struggled against this strategy without success but asserts that he has a different plan in store.

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