Nedbank Cup Round of 16: Pirates, Sundowns & Co. learn their fate

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The Nedbank Cup will have a new champion after the elimination of Kaizer Chiefs in the Round of 32.

The Glamour Boys fell 2-1 to Stellenbosch in the Round of 32 despite coming into the match as clear favourites. Other teams that were sent home in the initial phase are Chippa United, Magesi, Orbit College, Marumo Gallants, Siwelele and Polokwane City.

In a draw conducted on Wednesday, Orlando Pirates landed a favourable draw whereby they will face second-tier side Casric Stars. The Sea Robbers will have the advantage of the Orlando Armstel Arena.

Thabiso Monyane and Mosa Lebusa Kaizer Chiefs vs Stelelnbosch
Image – Chiefs

It will be a tricky affair, nevertheless, for Mamelodi Sundowns who laboured to a 2-1 win over Gomora FC. Masandawana have been paired with another Premier Soccer League outfit TS Galaxy.

Nedbank Cup Round of 16 Fixtures

Another interesting game will be between Golden Arrows, who will be hosting Gavin Hunt’s Stellenbosch. Stellies have been doing well after the signings they made under the former Amakhosi coach explaning why they come into the fixture as favourites.

Another fixture bringing together two PSL sides will be between Richards Bay and AmaZulu. Usuthu have been growing stronger under Arthur Zwane across all domestic competitions.

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Sekhukhune United have a relatively easier outing against AmaTuks in the Round of 16.

  • Milford FC vs Mkhambathi FC
  • Golden Arrows vs Stellenbosch FC
  • AmaTuks vs Sekhukhune United
  • Jacksa Spears vs Vasco Da Gama
  • TS Galaxy vs Mamelodi Sundowns
  • Upington City vs Durban City
  • Richards Bay vs AmaZulu
  • Orlando Pirates vs Casric Stars
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