With Matsatsantsa free of football commitments this weekend, Hunt will be among the millions of fans and supporters in the country watching and waiting for the outcome of the game which is already a sell-out. With both Bucs and Amakhosi still holding a chance to lift the League title should United stumble in their last two remaining fixtures, Hunt has no reason to support either side and, in fact, his prediction of a draw will suit him fine and go a long way in ensuring that trophy returns to Tshwane this season. Speaking to snl24.com/kickoff, Hunt who has been linked with move to Kaizer Chiefs said was not worried about the result on Saturday. “I am not worried about Chiefs or Pirates; I’m only concerned about SuperSport. I am not interested in the outcome but it will be exciting to watch them playing on Saturday. “It is always difficult to pick the winner when these to teams play but my feeling is that it will end in a draw with the final score being 1-1.” Hunt says their mission to retain the Absa Premiership title still lies in their hands. “We don’t need to rely on anyone winning on Saturday, it is up to us make the most of our last two games.” SuperSport United take on Golden Arrows at Super Stadium next Wednesday before ending their campaign in this season with an away fixture against Santos in Cape Town the following week. Stand in line to win an Orlando Pirates hamper courtesy of adidas. All you need to do is SMS your name and answer to the question to 33107. SMSes cost R1.50. Competition closes Saturday, May 2, 2009. QUESTION: Which ball will Orlando Pirates use in the Derby, and which is the official ball for the 2009 Fifa Confederations Cup?
30 Apr 2009
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