SOCCER 10 POOL OF THE DAY
Saturday 8 April S10 V2
Headline: Chiefs hope to lash out six of the best
Kaizer Chiefs are looking to make it six wins in a row and will be hot favourites to do so as they host bottom placed Marumo Gallants in DStv Premiership action tonight. More details at www.soccer6.co.za
M1 Richards Bay vs Lamontville Golden Arrows: Richards Bay have lost their last six games in a row but did beat Arrows 2-0 away earlier in the season.
M2 Brentford vs Newcastle United: Newcastle have scored seven goals in their previous two clashes against Brentford but this is a key game in the search for places in European club competition next season.
M3 Fulham vs West Ham United: London derby with Fulham on a four match losing streak while the Hammers are in an intense relegation dog fight.
M4 Leicester City vs Bournemouth: Manager Brendan Rodgers left after last weekend’s loss at Crystal Palace. Bournemouth have been beaten in nine of their previous 10 away matches.
M5 Tottenham Hotspur vs Brighton & Hove Albion: There has been a result in the past 10 meetings between these two clubs with seven wins for Spurs and three for the Seagulls.
M6 Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Chelsea: Wolves have won one of their past seven outings while Chelsea dropped out of the top 10 in the Premier League after losing last week to Aston Villa.
M7 Chippa United vs Orlando Pirates: Chippa have lost their past six home games against Pirates, who have moved into second place in the DStv Premiership standings.
M8 Sekhukhune United vs Maritzburg United: The last two meetings between these clubs both ended in 1-1 draws. Sekhukhune have lost one of their past 10 home games.
M9 Southampton vs Manchester City: Saints won 2-0 at home in January in the League Cup against Man City in the last meeting between the two.
M10 Kaizer Chiefs vs Marumo Gallants: Chiefs are looking to make it six wins in a row while Gallants’ priority is to get themselves off the foot of the DStv Premiership table.
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