AmaZulu

AmaZulu progressed to the final of the MTN8 for the first time since 1976 as they knocked out Kaizer Chiefs on the away goals rule after the match had ended ...

AmaZulu should have gone ahead in the match after Ethan Brooks released Kwem with a nice through ball but the striker could only blaze over from close range. Chiefs almost went behind due to an error from goalkeeper Brandon Peterson, whose pass out from the back was intercepted by Siphesihle Maduna but the attacker failed to capitalise and poked wide. It was a game of limited clear-cut chances, but both sides did have some.

The long trophy drought continues for glamour club Kaizer Chiefs. Amakhosi are out of the MTN-8 competition after playing to a goalless draw against Amazulu ...

This will be Amazulu’s first cup final in 30 years, after they won the Coca Cola Cup back in 1992. It was a game of two halves with Amazulu wasting several scoring opportunities in the opening half. [Amazulu will now face Orlando Pirates](https://www.sabcnews.com/sabcnews/orlando-pirates-thrash-mamelodi-sundowns-to-book-a-spot-in-the-mtn8-final/) in the final of the first cup competition of the season.

AMAZULU survived a late surge to draw 0-0 on the day and 1-1 on aggregate with Kaizer Chiefs and qualified for their first ever MTN8 final at the Moses ...

The experience and guile of some of the Usuthu players came to the fore as they began to slow the game down when in possession and also initiated a lot of stoppages and breakdowns in play, denying Chiefs the chance to build momentum. AmaZulu grew into the game and began to win more of the 50/50 challenges and Maluleka began to assert himself more in midfield, giving Usuthu a chance at controlling possession for larger periods of the game. AMAZULU survived a late surge to draw 0-0 on the day and 1-1 on aggregate with Kaizer Chiefs and qualified for their first ever MTN8 final at the Moses Mabhida Stadium on Sunday afternoon.