How to LIVE STREAM Orlando Pirates vs Pyramids match for FREE
For those who can’t get themselves to the stadium or to a television screen, you can still watch the Orlando Pirates clash today!
Orlando Pirates fans in South Africa are in for a treat this evening when their side takes to the field in their CAF Champions League semi-final clash.
Jose Riveiro’s side meet Egyptian outfit Pyramids FC in the first of their two-legged semi-final encounter.
Orlando Pirates overcame Algeria’s MC Alger in the last eight while Pyramids defeated FAR Rabat to book their last four berth.
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Orlando Pirates vs Pyramids FC: How to live stream
For those who can’t get themselves to a television screen, there’s some good news!
Today’s CAF Champions League semi-final between Orlando Pirates and Pyramids will be live streamed on the SABCPlus streaming platform.
The platform is free to use meaning you can sign up without having to pay a single cent and watch the match live on any device.
Action at the FNB Stadium is scheduled to get underway at 18:00 this evening.
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How to watch live on TV?
If you do have access to a television screen, you have two options to view the match. Today’s encounter between Orlando Pirates and Pyramids FC will be televised live on SABC2 as well SuperSport’s WWE channel (SS9).
Pirates coach wary of Pyramids threat
“The fact that they’re leading their league and doing well in the cup competitions as well. Their brilliant participation in the Champions League tells you a lot about them,” Orlando Pirates coach Jose Riveiro told reporters.
“But through analysing them, I can tell you they’re not here by chance. They’ve also done what we, Al Ahly and Sundowns, have been doing by doing a lot of things right throughout the competition.”
Can Orlando Pirates win the CAF Champions League?
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