Cape Town City and AmaZulu meet for the second time this season, with a spot in the MTN8 semi-finals up grabs on Saturday afternoon.
In a contrasting tale, AmaZulu have enjoted good start to the season, but lost for the first time after narrowly going down 1-0 against Golden Arrows on Wednesday evening. The Citizens had a slow start in the league but finally secured their first win at the sixth attempt after beating Kaizer Chiefs 2-0 on Tuesday evening at the DHL Stadium. Cape Town City and AmaZulu meet for the second time this season, with a spot in the MTN8 semi-finals up grabs on Saturday afternoon.
Usuthu made three changes from their defeat to Golden Arrows, as Bonginkosi Ntuli, Keagan Buchanan and Abbubaker Mobara were recalled while City were unchanged ...
It took some time before the game got to life again as Kajally Drammeh had the best chance for City on 15 minutes of extra-time in the box but fired his shot just wide after a cross by Gonzalez. City squandered a couple of opportunities to net the winner in the closing stages and Usuthu, playing on counter-attacks nearly stole victory in the dying minutes after Kwem had a another slick turn in the box but his thumping shot was brilliantly saved by shot-stopper Darren Keet, sending the game to extra-time. Eric Tinkler's charges increased the intensity of their attacks towards the end of the first stanza as Mayo had a big chance after a through ball by Taahir Goedeman found him unmarked in the box but his curling shot missed the top corner by a whisker.
A late sucker punch by veteran striker Lehlohonolo Majoro helped AmaZulu FC book their spot in the MTN8 semifinals as they knocked out Cape Town City 2-1 ...
Exciting young forward Khanyisa Mayo had equalised for City late in the first half of the clash. Before Saturday, the Citizens had performed very well in the tournament in the past few seasons, having won it in 2018 and finishing as runners-up in 2017 and last year when they lost to Mamelodi Sundowns. A late sucker punch by veteran striker Lehlohonolo Majoro helped AmaZulu FC book their spot in the MTN8 semifinals as they knocked out Cape Town City 2-1 after 120 minutes at Athlone Stadium in Cape Town on Saturday.
Veteran striker Lehlohonolo Majoro scored an extra-time winner as AmaZulu beat Cape Town City in their MTN8 quarter-final in the Mother City on Saturday.
AmaZulu travel to the FNB Stadium to play against Kaizer Chiefs. Keet could only parry the ball into the path of Majoro who tucked home from close range. The Malawian attacker forced a save from Keet with a late burst of energy.
The 2022 edition of the MTN8 got off to an entertaining start on Saturday, with AmaZulu and Orlando Pirates securing semifinal berths thanks to away ...
AmaZulu defeat Cape Town City 2-1 in the MTN8 Cup on Saturday to seal their place in the last four of the annual competition.
George Maluleka won a corner and Mhango took it, but Ntuli's header flew over the bar. In the 57th minute, Usuthu won a corner thanks to Kwem's zeal. After failing to convert a Goedeman pass in the 41st minute, Mayo deservedly levelled matters in the 45th minute.
... on Sunday 28 August with Stellenbosch FC v Kaizer Chiefs at Danie Craven Stadium and the Tshwane derby between Mamelodi Sundowns and SuperSport United at Tuks Stadium. MTN8 results, Saturday 27 August. Cape Town City 1-2 AmaZulu โ After extra time.
The afternoon match at Cape Town Stadium saw AmaZulu become the first team to advance into the final four, as they defeated Cape Town City 2-1. Pirates claimed the headline result by defeating ambitious Royal 2-1 at Chatsworth Stadium in the evening game, with the Buccaneers triumphing thanks to goals from Vincent Pule and Thabiso Monyane. AmaZulu and Orlando Pirates have put themselves into the semifinals of the MTN8 after securing away wins over Cape Town City and Royal AM respectively on Saturday.
Sport. The chase for the R8 million MTN8 winner-takes-all cup competition started in thrilling style yesterday, as the top eight teams from last season ...
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AmaZulu FC emerged as 2-1 winners over Cape Town City after extra-time in an MTN8 quarterfinal match at the Athlone Stadium in Cape Town on Saturday evening ...
At the other end, Brice Ambina and Mduduzi Mdantsane had their shots saved by Mothwa who was determined not to concede in the latter stages of the lively encounter. Mhango, who was full of running, set up Bonginkosi Ntuli and the bulky marksman failed to keep his header on target with the 1992 Coca-Cola Cup champions looking to restore their lead. However, Khanyisa Mayo, who was looking lively for the hosts, failed to keep his attempts on target and Wayde Lekay's effort was easily gathered by goalkeeper Veli Mothwa.