The last four remaining teams in the 2021/2022 CAF Confederation Cup – Orlando Pirates, Al Ahly Tripoli, RS Berkane and TP Mazembe – will all be battling to book their tickets to the finale of the continental competition when they play the second legs of their respective semifinal ties on Sunday evening.South African giants Orlando Pirates and Democratic Republic of Congo’s TP Mazembe carry advantages going into the return leg after securing first leg wins a week earlier but their opponents will want to stake a claim in the do or die return clash as they have manageable deficits to overturn.Libya’s Al Ahly Tripoli trail Pirates by two goals while RS Berkane have a 1-0 result to overturn. Ahead of the games, here is a preview of what to expect.Orland Pirates vs Al Ahly Tripoli – Orlando Stadium, JohannesburgPlaying on home soil, the Buccaneers will be looking to complete the job they started away in Libya and punch their ticket to the final for the first time since 2015. The Soweto giants secured a 2-0 win on away territory with first-half goals from Innocent Maela and Goodman Mosele handing them the advantage.Ahead of what will only be the second all-time meeting between the two clubs, Pirates will be looking to show their might when they take to the pitch.☠️ 🚨 𝗠𝗔𝗧𝗖𝗛 𝗗𝗔𝗬 🚨🏆 #TotalEnergiesCAFCC 2nd Leg Semifinal⚽️ @orlandopirates 🇿🇦 vs @Alahliysc 🇱🇾📆 Today, 15 May 2022🏟 Orlando Stadium 🕕 18h00 SAST📺 SuperSport PSL 🎫 @Computicket 👉🏿 https://t.co/zxMfg6jbI4⚫⚪🔴⭐#Matchday#OrlandoPirates #OnceAlways pic.twitter.com/NWCJkzkSCV— Orlando Pirates FC (@orlandopirates) May 15, 2022 On the other hand, Al Ahli, who have never made it past the semi-finals of the CAF Confederation Cup, will have to overcome their two-goal deficit to book a trip to Uyo, Nigeria next week where the final of the tournament has been confirmed.The match kicks off at 1900EAT.1.75 Orlando Pirates 3.35 Al Ahly Tripoli 4.70Renaissance Berkane v TP Mazembe, Stade Municipal de Berkane2020 champions RS Berkane have all the work to do in their return leg tie against 2016 and 2017 winners TP Mazembe when they lock horns in Morocco.The Moroccan powerhouse suffered a last minute disadvantage as John Bakata scored in the fifth minute of the stoppage time after the ninety minutes were played to hand Mazembe a slight but very valuable advantage.الطريق إلى النهائي الإفريقي الثالث للبرتقالي 🟠⚫️في انتظار جماهيرنا البرتقالية يوم الأحد 💪🏼#إفريقيا_يابرتقالي | #TotalEnergiesCAFCC | #GoRSBGo pic.twitter.com/PfixzK6SX5— RS Berkane (@RSBfootball) May 13, 2022 With that goal, the game almost plays in their favour as Berkane hav to do all the chasing in terms of looking first for the equalizing goal before going again for the winner.The match kicks off at 2200EAT.Egyptian powerhouse Al Ahly book Champions League final against Morocco’s Wydad
