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Orlando Pirates news: Lekgwathi and Ouaddou

Posted on August 9, 2025

Former Orlando Pirates captain Lucky Lekgwathi believes the Buccaneers have what it takes to end Mamelodi Sundowns’ dynasty in the Betway Premiership, but only if they learn from past mistakes and show greater consistency against so-called smaller teams.

Sundowns have set a high standard in recent years, regularly finishing seasons with more than 70 points, with Orlando Pirates’ former coach Jose Riveiro dubbing them a ‘points machine.’

Orlando Pirates finished 12 points adrift of Sundowns last season and a massive 23 points the year before.

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LUCKY LEKGWATHI SENDS A MESSAGE TO ORLANDO PIRATES

“As a team, you need to learn from your mistakes. I hope they have learnt from dropping points against some of the smaller teams,” Lekgwathi said… Full story here.

Lucky Lekgwathi Orlando Pirates
Lucky Lekgwathi captains Orlando Pirates in the Premier Soccer League. Image: Kick Off

ABDELSAM OUADDOU READY FOR THE HIGH PRESSURE

New Orlando Pirates coach Abdeslam Ouaddou hasn’t shied away from the pressure that comes with managing one of the continent’s biggest football clubs.

The 46-year-old Moroccan tactician was appointed after the legendary Jose Riveiro left the Buccaneers for Egyptian giants Al Ahly.

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Orlando Pirates supporters enjoyed no fewer than three MTN8 trophies and two Nedbank Cup titles in three seasons under Riveiro.

“It’s positive pressure, I must say, when you put your feet in such a big club, not only in South Africa, but on the continent, of course, the board doesn’t bring you here to chill, I know the expectation of the fans, of the board,” Ouaddou told the media… Full story.

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