Polokwane City regard Tuesday’s goalless draw at home to Kaizer Chiefs as a positive ahead of their weekend quarterfinal in the Telkom Knockout away at Orlando Pirates. "Honestly speaking‚ we can build from this because going to Pirates with a loss to our name was not going to be nice‚" said coach Bernard Molekwa. "There is belief among our boys now‚ the confidence is coming back. We’ll believe we can compete with Pirates‚ probably even go to the next round." The Limpopo team are targeting the competition as a genuine chance for a first piece of serious silverware. "We’ve told the players about the fact we are just two games from the final. But we must take it one game at a time. "It’s not yet time to think about any finals. We have to beat Pirates first and see who we get in the semis." Molekwa believes the side is finding form after a poor start to the season and are unbeaten in their last five encounters. "But we need to get some back-to-back wins to make some progress up the log...
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