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Kaizer Chiefs recorded their fifth successive win in the PSL over Orlando Pirates when they emerged as 1-0 winners on Saturday.Olisa Ndah's 89th minute own-goal earned Amakhosi a narrow win over their arch-rivals who finished the game with 10 players following Innocent Maela's dismissal.GOAL took a look at the winners and losers from the Soweto Derby encounter.&nbsp;<script type="application/json" data-placement="fcplayer-semantic">{"type":"fcplayer-semantic","data":{"embedCode":"//cdn.fcp.codes/embed-code-template/embed-code-template.js#SEMANTIC_5704afb8-c10b-4ba5-9cb4-d7fb6098ef90"}}</script>

Kaizer Chiefs vs Orlando Pirates' winners and losers: Shabalala becoming household name as Saleng chokes again

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Olisa Ndah&nbsp;The dreadlocked defender marked his return from a long-term injury by scoring an unfortunate own-goal in a massive match and the goal led to Pirates' downfall.The costly mistake will now test Ndah's mental strength as he has to find away to overcome blunder and play with confidence again.The mistake might also affect&nbsp;his chances of re-cementing his place in the starting line-up as he had slipped down Bucs' central defence pecking order while nursing an injury.Ndabayithethwa Ndlondlo&nbsp;The 27-year-old playmaker was one of the players who were carrying Pirates' hopes of defeating Chiefs.Ndlondlo had played an important&nbsp;role in helping the Buccaneers secure wins over the so-called small teams, but he failed to deliver on the biggest stage in SA club football.&nbsp;The former Marumo Gallants star was very&nbsp;ineffective as he showed his lack of Big Match Temperament and he was the first Pirates player to be substituted.Monnapule SalengThe Pirates star was the main talking point coming into the Soweto Derby due to his scoring form and he was backed by some to cause havoc for Chiefs' leaky defence.However, Saleng was a shadow of himself as the Amakhosi defence was able to tame him once again and he has now failed to score in three Soweto Derby matches.The Bafana Bafana international will be asking himself what he needs to do to score&nbsp;and dazzle in&nbsp;this iconic fixture.

Losers

Thembinkosi Lorch&nbsp;The 2018-19 PSL Footballer of the Season proved once again that he is still the man for the big occasions for Pirates.Lorch was arguably Bucs' best player on the day, being able to create openings in the Chiefs defence as a threat to the hosts and also took a few shots at goal during his time on the pitch.&nbsp;It is imperative for Pirates to keep the 29-year-old fit for the remainder of this season as he is key to their PSL&nbsp;top two and Nedbank Cup ambitions.&nbsp;Mduduzi Shabalala&nbsp;The teenager was unfazed by nerves as he played in his maiden Soweto Derby match in front of 77,000 fans.Shabalala was one of the standout performers on the day - creating chances for his teammates with incisive passes while also showing off his silky skills which wowed the spectators.The 19-year-old attacker is quickly becoming a fan favourite&nbsp;among local football fans.Edmilson DoveThe former Cape Town City star marked his return to the team from illness with a great performance.Dove showed what Chiefs were missing when the&nbsp;conceded three goals in their defeat&nbsp;to Golden Arrows last weekend as the Mozambique international brought much-needed stability and leadership to the backline.Apart from that, his ball-playing and passing skills were also important for Chiefs as his long ball led to Ndah scoring an own-goal and he was named Man of the Match.

Winners

Brandon Petersen - 7.5/10The custodian was calm under pressure, and managed to stop Thembinkosi Lorch's fierce drive in the first half.Siyabonga Ngezana - 7/10The right-back did his bit in defence and was a threat going forward. Was unlucky with his header on the stroke of halftime after an inch-perfect corner from Dolly.Sifiso Hlanti - 6/10Managed to contain Monnapule Saleng well and ensured the youngster did not cause havoc. However, he offered little in the offensive department.Zitha Kwinika - 7/10Complemented Dove well in the heart of Chiefs' defence, clearing every danger posed.Edmilson Dove - 8/10Replaced Austin Dube in the Chiefs defence and showed why he was missed in the loss against the Glamour Boys.His long ball into Pirates' dangerzone ended with Ndah heading past his own goalkeeper to win it for the Glamour Boys.

Chiefs defensive ratings

Yusuf Maart - 7/10Maart was hungry for victory and drove his team forward when he had an opportunity. He, alongside Sithebe, anchored the midfield effectively.Siyethemba Sithebe - 8/10Sithebe made his presence and impact in the midfield felt. He was physical when needed and intelligently won possession. The midfielder was unlucky not to have an assist in the first half.Mduduzi Shabalala - 7.5/10The 19-year-old impressed against Arrows and he did not disappoint on Saturday. Flourished in the final third with several key passes that were not fully utilized.His stylish play entertained the Khosi family as well.

Chiefs midfield ratings

Keagan Dolly - 7/10Dolly has been under pressure recently to deliver for Amakhosi and on Saturday, he answered with a decent performance.Created problems with his crosses and almost scored from a free-kick on the edge of the danger zone when Saile won the set piece.Ashley Du Preez - 8/10Du Preez was lively and almost provided an assist in the early stages only for the defender's intervention to deny the waiting Saile.The Sea Robbers struggled to deal with his pace. Was unfortunate to see his late effort sail over the bar with the goalkeeper well beaten.Christian Basomboli Saile - 8.5/10The bulky Congolese forward caused Pirates' backline all types of problems.Was through on goal minutes after the break forcing Innocent Maela to commit a foul that saw him sent off.A good mid-season signing for Amakhosi.

Chiefs forwards ratings

Kgaogelo Sekgota - 6/10Brought on in place of Dolly to inject pace into the team after Amakhosi got a numerical advantage. His pressure in the dangerzone ensured the likes of Mduduzi and Maart had more time on the ball.Bonfils-Caleb Bimenyimana - 5/10The Burundi forward was brought on to complement Saile in attack. However, he struggled to make any meaningful attempt considering the fact that he is just returning from injury.

Chiefs subs ratings

Sipho Chaine - 6.5/10One of Pirates' better players on the day.Chaine made two saves throughout the game - showing good positioning and anticipation. However, he was unlucky to concede from Ndah's an own-goal.Paseko Mako - 6.5/10Played well as a makeshift right-back.Mako was able to neutralize Keagan Dolly and he also made a few promising overlapping runs.Innocent Maela - 4.5/10Disappointing display by the skipper.Maela pushed forward and left space behind him which was exploited by Ashley du Preez. He was sent off after denying Christian Basomboli Saile a goalscoring opportunity.Nkosinathi Sibisi - 6/10Started slowly before improving.Sibisi was tormented by the pacey Du Preez in the first-half. However, the Pirates defender was able to contain Du Preez after the restart.Tapelo Xoki - 6.5/10Solid performance.Xoki timed his tackles very well and he also made important interceptions and clearances.

Pirates defensive ratings

Miguel Timm - 6.5/10Flourished in his role as a holding midfielder.Chiefs were forced to attack through the wings as Timm intercepted most of the hosts' attacking moves in the middle of the park and he also played some accurate passes.Ndabayithethwa Ndlondlo - 4.5/10Awful display.Ndlondlo failed to stamp his authority in midfield and he was bullied by Chiefs' Yusuf Maart while also giving away possession in his own half at times.Thembinkosi Lorch - 6.5/10Pirates' best attacker on the day as an attacking midfielder.Lorch looked to make things happen for Bucs as he combined well with his teammates and took several shots at goal - forcing goalkeeper Brandon Petersen into making a decent save. He was surprisingly substituted in the 65th minute.

Pirates midfield ratings

Monnapule Saleng - 5/10Silenced by the Chiefs defence.Saleng struggled to effect the game as he was quickly closed down whenever he received a pass and he was also let down by his poor first touch at times.Vincent Pule - 5/10Failed to impress on his return to the starting line-up.Pule made a few promising runs with the ball, but never posed a threat to Chiefs as his end product was poor.Terrence Dzvukamanja - 5/10Bad day at the office.Dzvukamanja cut an increasingly frustrated figure as he was not afforded space to operate and he had one chance which he failed to convert from close range.

Pirates forwards ratings

Olisa Ndah - 5/10Came on in the 65th minute and he netted an unfortunate own-goal from Edmilson Dove's long ball, but apart from that, he did well in his physical duel with Saile.Ben Motshwari - 6/10Brought some energy and stability to the Bucs midfield after coming on in the 65th minute - full of running and made some good tackles.Thabiso Monyane - 5/10Introduced in the 80th minute as Bucs looked to catch Chiefs on the counter, but he was contained by hosts.Deon Hotto - 5/10Came on at the same time as Monyane and he struggled to get into the game.Makhehlene Makhaula - N/AToo late to warrant a rating as he was introduced in the 87th minute.

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