Pirates coach Ouaddou admits winning the league is going to be difficult
What to know about Sports Competition/Team Performance
Orlando Pirates coach Abdeslam Ouaddou has admitted their task of winning the Betway Premiership has become a little more difficult after the 2-2 draw with Richards Bay on Friday night.
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What happened
Orlando Pirates coach Abdeslam Ouaddou has admitted their task of winning the Betway Premiership has become a little more difficult after the 2-2 draw with Richards Bay on Friday night.
Why it matters
However, Ouaddou said all is not lost, and they are going to fight during their remaining six matches while at the same time hoping Mamelodi Sundowns drops points.
Common ground
The Buccaneers needed a stoppage time goal from defender Lebone Seema during their exciting match at Umhlathuze Sports Complex to salvage the point.
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