Derby delight on offer to dilute poor season

SOCCER 10 POOL OF THE DAY

Saturday 25 February S10 V3

Headline: Derby delight on offer to dilute poor season

Mediocre seasons for both Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates can be quickly forgotten with the euphoria of derby success, making this afternoon’s clash at Soccer City one of their biggest of the campaign. More details at www.soccer6.co.za

M1 Kaizer Chiefs vs Orlando Pirates: Chiefs have won the last three derbies but sit three points behind Pirates in the DStv Premiership standings.

M2 Everton vs Aston Villa: Everton have won their last two home games to move out of the relegation zone. Villa were leading against Arsenal at the weekend but let the game slip and lost 2-4.

M3 Leeds United vs Southampton: Leeds’ winless run in the league is now at 10 games while the Saints are bottom of the table, one point less than Leeds despite winning at Chelsea in their last outing.

M4 Leicester City vs Arsenal: The Gunners have won four in a row over Leicester, two at home and two away.

M5 West Ham United vs Nottingham Forest: West Ham are in the bottom three in the Premier League while Forest are five points above them in the standings.

M6 Richards Bay vs Stellenbosch: Richards Bay are on a run of five matches without success and slipping down the table. Stellenbosch went nine games without a victory but have bounced back to win three in a row.

M7 Sekhukhune United vs Cape Town City: Sekhukhune have scored eight goals in their last two outings. City have won only one of nine away games this season.

M8 Bournemouth vs Manchester City: Bournemouth’s win at Wolves on the weekend ended a run of nine games without success. Man City are unbeaten in 14 past clashes with Bournemouth.

M9 AmaZulu vs Royal AM: Royal AM have won two of their last nine league games while AmaZulu’s record is two victories in their past 16 league fixtures.

M10 Al Ahly vs Mamelodi Sundowns: Last season, Sundowns beat Al Ahly home and away in the group phase of the African Champions League but Ahly still went much further in the competition, finishing runners-up.

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