Premier Soccer League Accumulator - Get our best accumulator tips for PSL fixtures on 5 May 2026

John Eastwood

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Last updated: 04 May 2026

John Eastwood 04 May 2026

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Accumulator covers three of four PSL fixtures on 5 May 2026.
Tips: Siwelele & Magesi to win; Chippa United & Sekhukhune to draw.
Accumulator odds: 12.40 (Sportingbet); R50 bet could win R637.51.

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As we head into the final stretch of the 2025/26 Betway Premiership (PSL), we take a look at the four fixtures taking place on Tuesday, 5 May 2026 and put our best picks forward for an accumulator.

For this PSL accumulator on 5 May 2026, we have used Easybet odds. Odds can vary from site to site and may change as we approach kick off, so be sure to check the odds on the bookmaker site before placing the bet.

PSL Accumulator for 5 May

Fixtures:

Siwelele vs Durban City
Stellenbosch vs Orlando Pirates
Chippa United vs Sekhukhune United
Magesi vs Orbit College

Siwelele vs Durban City

Durban City will still be on a high after winning the Nedbank Cup final this past weekend, so I do not expect them to be at their best against a Siwelele side in fantastic form.

Siwelele Win - 2.20

Chippa United vs Sekhukhune United

Both of these teams are in relatively poor form, and they drew earlier this season. I see another draw in this one.

Draw - 3.00

Magesi vs Orbit College

Magesi are in fine form at home while Orbit have struggled to score goals. The visitors are bottom of the table, and this game could come very close to sealing their fate.

Magesi Win - 1.88

Orland Pirates vs Stellenbosch FC

At the time of publishing, this game had their betting suspended on Sportingbet. For this reason, we have decided to ignore it in the accumulator, although, a Pirates victory would have been our tip.

Accumulator Odds

For these three results the odds are 12.40 with Sportingbet and you will also receive a 3% boost on the winnings.

Total Bet: R 50 will win you R 637.51

Graduated from the University of Portsmouth in 2008 with a BA in English Literature before completing MA in Journalism. Began his career as a sports journalist in London before moving to the Middle East to work as a sports editor for national media companies in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Favourite Sports: Tennis, Boxing, Golf.