Soccer Laduma selects the six best and four worst players, following Orlando Pirates' 0-0 draw with Kaizer Chiefs at the FNB Stadium.
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Edwin Gyimah: 7/10
The Ghanaian looks to have cemented his spot in the heart of the Bucs defence and put in a solid display.
Lorenzo Gordinho: 7/10
Gordinho seems to be getting better with every game he plays, and he was superb on the day, making a few good tackles and interception.
Erick Mathoho: 6.5/10
Alongside Gordinho, "Tower" was solid in defence and did well to frustrate Tendai Ndoro.
Riyaad Norodien: 6.5/10
Norodien was a late inclusion to the side, but he was Pirates' biggest threat on the day, troubling Chiefs' defence for most of the clash.
Sibusiso Khumalo: 6.5/10
The Chiefs full-back has now cemented his spot as the club's first choice left-back and he put in a solid shift and denied Rakhale the space to play.
Issa Sarr: 6.5/10
In a game where neither side created a lot of openings, Sarr put in a decent shift in front of the Pirates back four and restricted Chiefs to efforts from distance.
WORST:
William Twala: 4/10
Twala found himself in a number of promising positions, but his decision-making was poor.
Gift Motupa: 4/10
Didn't have the liveliest of games behind Ndoro and he also missed a big chance in the second half.
Mitchell Katsvairo: 4/10
The Zimbabwean cut a frustrating figure in the Chiefs attack and had no joy against the Buccaneers defence.
Mpho Makola: 4/10
After a Man of the Match display last weekend, Makola struggled to impose himself on the match and looked sloppy on the ball.
