Who will make their mark in Selati Cup

Eight matches were played on Saturday at two stadiums, KaMaqhekeza and Langeloop.
On Saturday morning at KaMaqhekeza, Block C Hungry Lions secured a narrow 1-0 victory over KaMaqhekeza
Academy, meanwhile Dludluma Piano and Mangweni Intermillan, played to a one-all draw, forcing the match to be decided on penalties. Mangeni Intermillan were victorious with a 4-1 score.
Hoyi Chiefs played hosts to Block C United and scored the only goal of the encounter, which was enough to take them through into the last 64.
Mangweni Black Stars went into the next round with a 3-2 victory on penalties over Steenbok Real Aces.
On the same day at Langeloop, KaMaqhekeza PJ Stars and Schoemansdal Polar Arsenal, were matched to a one-all
draw, only for PJ Stars to claim victory in a comprehensive 4-2 win on penalties.
Jeppe’s Peace Maker left the tourney without registering a single goal when they were trashed 2-0 by Tonga United, while Middelplaas Black Pirates and Khombaso Ocean Swallows played to a disappointing goalless draw, however,
Pirates were fortunate to find the back of the net in the penalty shoot-out, to go into the next round with a 4-1 victory.
After going two goals down in the first half and chasing the game for both the first and second half, time was
against Gomba FC Galaxy when they failed to go into the next leg of the tournament, despite scoring two late goals. Former Selati Cup champions Jeppes Shongwe Chiefs defeated them 3-2.
On Sunday morning Skhwahlane Young Tigers were set on making an impact when they shattered Mangweni Stone Breakers’ Selati Cup dreams with a 5-1 victory, while Jeppe’s Saints and Dludluma Young Chiefs matched each other to a two-all draw, and finally Saints grabbed the victory with a narrow 5-4 win.
Sihlangu Junior Aces secured their place in the last 64 when they beat Skhwahlane Sunny Boys 2-1, and Buffelspruit Juveniles played to a disappointingly goalless draw against Mandulo No Mistake – Juvenilies found the back of the net four times to win 4-2 on penalties.
Jeppes Black Swallows defeated KaMhlushwa Screamer Eleven 2-1, and Schoemansdal Double Action narrowly
escaped from Mawewe Shooting Stars with a 4-3 win.
2008 Selati Cup champions, Schoemansdal Junior Aces were all along favoured to win their encounter with Langeloop Happy Boys, and they did just that with a comprehensive 5-1 win.
The much-anticipated match of the day between Mashaba United and a star-studded National First Division development players Driekoppies Iraq, produced a satisfactory 1-0 victory for hometown favourites Mashaba United.

Schulzendal Small Chiefs and Junior Hungry Lions played to a three-all draw, only for Hungry Lions to be knocked out on penalties with a 5-4 defeat.
Schoemansdal High Eagles were up against a mountain when they played Steenbok Young Buffaloes to two-all during official play time, and went into penalty time where they had to find the back of the net 10 times to beat
Young Buffaloes narrowly by 10-9 on penalties.
Mbokodo Wanderers secured their spot in the last 64 with ease when they trashed Schoemansdal Liverpool
4-0, and last year’s second-placed Buffelspruit Home Boys were given an early show out of the tournament when they played Dludluma Albany City one-all, and lost 5-3 in the penalty shoot-out.