BackpageOrlando Pirates will be seeking to recover from last weekend's 4-1 defeat by Mamelodi Sundowns when they host Baroka FC in a Nedbank Cup Last-16 match at Orlando Stadium on Saturday.
With Baroka being a National First Division side, Jose Riveiro might not want to experient by sending a second-string side to battle.
GOAL predicts how the Spaniard could line up his men on Saturday.
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Orlando PiratesAfter conceding four goals against Sundowns, Chaine would not want that to affect him going into the Baroka game.
BackpageVan Rooyen has made himself a regular for Pirates and has been impressive although he struggled a bit against Sundowns.
BackpageThe Namibian grabbed Pirates' only goal in the heavy defeat to Sundowns but was not playing as a left-back, a role Paseka Mako played in.
BackpagepixThe Buccaneers central defender has been a trusted leader in this team.
Another leader in the Pirates rearguard, Xoki would like to partner with Sibisi and recover from the defeat by Sundowns.
BackpagepixThis is an experienced player in the middle of the part for Pirates and could be key on Saturday.
BackpageWith Thalente Mbatha doubtful and Kabelo Dlamini struggling in what was his unusual role, Ndlondlo could have a rare start.
BackpagepixMaswanganyi disappeared against Sundowns and failed to rise on a big occasion but would want to pick himself on Saturday.
BackpageNkota last started during the Soweto Derby against Kaizer Chiefs earlier this month and could be the man who might deliver them victory on Saturday.
BackpageIn a week Mofokeng was honoured by the Gauteng Department of Sports, and he will be in high spirits facing Baroka.
BackpagepixWhile he fired blanks against Masandawana, Makgopa could be given another chance this weekend.
