We learned that we need to be more ruthless - Dondol co-coach, Rammoni.

Dondol Stars will host Orlando Pirates in a Nedbank Cup quarterfinal at Peter Mokaba Stadium, on Saturday 15 April.

The ABC Motsepe foundation side have earned themselves a giant killers tag after disposing of SuperSport United and AmaZulu FC on their way to the quarterfinals.

They will be looking to claim an even bigger scalp on Saturday against Pirates.

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Dondol co-coach, Vincent Rammoni has come out to reveal some valuable lessons his side have learned during their Nedbank Cup run.

"I think the Nedbank Cup helped us as a technical team and our players who are featuring in our journey to gain promotion. Now we are able to handle a lot of aspects better than we were doing before participating here," said Rammoni as quoted by The Citizen. https://www.citizen.co.za/sport/soccer/local-soccer/class-is-in-session-for-dondol-in-nedbank-cup-ahead-of-pirates-clash/

"For instance, if you check, before playing the Nedbank Cup it was so difficult to play without conceding goals in the league.

"We were winning our matches but with a margin of 3-1, 4-1, 5-1, we were mostly conceding. So, in the Nedbank, we learned that we need to be more ruthless with the chances we created and we need to be a team that doesn’t concede goals in our matches, that’s one aspect that we learned. Because we realised how difficult it was to score against SuperSport United and AmaZulu FC."

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Being ruthless in front of goal, and not conceding, especially in the early stages of Saturday's game, will be some of the valuable lessons Dondol will have to implement with immediate effect if they entertain any hopes of shocking an in form Pirates.

Kick-off is at 15:00.