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Which four teams will join Durban City in Carling Knockout quarterfinals?
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Sunday World
The Carling Knockout will be resuming on Saturday, with eight teams set to be in action, including cup specialists Orlando Pirates and league kings Mamelodi Sundowns.
Durban City have already secured their spot in the Carling Knockout quarterfinals, after their hard-fought 4-1 win over Polokwane City in extra-time at the Chatsworth Stadium on Friday night.
Defender Fezile Gcaba scored a hattrick and bagged himself a hefty R100 000 Man of the Match cheque for an impressive performance.
Debutants against the tried and testedThe Carling Knockout Saturday fixtures will see newly promoted Orbit College host TS Galaxy at the Olympia Park Stadium in Rustenburg, while Pirates will welcome Siwelele FC at Orlando Stadium.
“We all know that Marumo Gallants hasn’t lost to us, [Orlando] Pirates, and [Kaizer] Chiefs this season, so we expect a tough opponent, but we are preparing the best way.