This will be Pirates' first PSL match of the 2022-23 season and they will be looking to make a winning start to the new campaign.
Bucs could be boosted by the availability of Paseka Mako and Vincent Pule who sustained long-term injuries last season.
The Houghton-based giants have been busy in the current transfer window signing new p[layers.
Tapelo Xoki (AmaZulu) and Nkosinathi Sibisi (Golden Arrows), Evidence Makgopa (Baroka FC), Bienvenu Eva Nga and Azola Matrose (both Chippa United), Miguel Timm (Marumo Gallants), Shane Saralina (Pele Pele) have all joined Pirates.
Matrose has since been loaned back to Chippa.
GOAL takes a look at how Bucs could start against Amaswaiswai.
The Ghana international is set to start in goal after recovering from the injury which he picked up while on national duty two months ago.
The former Lamontville Golden Arrows captain could be handed his official debut in a 3-4-2-1 formation which was used mostly by new Pirates coach Jose Riveiro in Finland.
The lanky centre-back enjoyed a good debut season at Pirates last term.
The left-footed defender will be hoping to start his reign as Bucs captain with a win.
The flying wing-back was one of Bucs' standout performers last season and he will be keen to impress once again.
The diminutive full-back is most likely to start having had enough time to recover from a head injury.
The former Jomo Cosmos captain's experience will be important in midfield as Bucs look to control the game.
The promising midfielder established himself as a regular at the Soweto giants last season.
The accomplished attacker was playing some of his best football towards the end of last season and he will be keen to continue where he left off.
The hard-running player was Bucs' best attacker last season producing the most assists and goals for the Buccaneers.
The new Bucs marksman has been in fine form in pre-season scoring in friendly matches and he will be eager to carry his form into competitive games.
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