Orlando Pirates coach Milutin "Micho" Sredojevic is facing a selection dilemma and has not decided whether to start with goalkeeper Jackson Mabokgwane or rival Wayne Sandilands in the Telkom Knockout quarterfinal against Polokwane City on Saturday. Sredojevic gave Mabokgwane a rare start in their 1-0 win over Golden Arrows in the last 16 of the competition but he could change his mind and start with Sandilands to boost his confidence. Sandilands is the Pirates No1 keeper but he struggled in the 3-1 defeat to Sundowns on Wednesday. "We have a challenge of whether to continue with Jackson Mabokgwane or not in the cup‚" Sredojevic said. "It’s a technical decision that we will take in the next 24 hours but what is important is that we give Sandilands support and not find fault with him for the performance against Sundowns because he knows it is unpleasant to be in such a position. "He is a human being. "Strikers miss chances and people forget about them, but when a goalkeeper makes a bl...
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