Magogeni United thrash Polar Arsenal
The draw of the last 64 teams in the RCL Selati Cup has been made and squads which have not yet booked their places are now holding nothing back to do so.
Last Saturday, Magogeni United kick-started the Selati Cup action with a notable 6-0 victory over Schoemansdal Polar Arsenal in the opening match at the Magogeni Stadium.
Second to bow out of the running were Mawewe Rovers, which sadly suffered a 3-1 defeat to Schoemansdal Blessed Babylon.
Magogeni Try Again ensured that there will be no need for them to attempt twice in reserving their spot when they thrashed Magogeni Arsenal 5-1.
The match intensity of the day cooled down with Magogeni Liverpool and Magogeni Classics’s clash of the day. The back-and-forward match ended with 3-2 in favour of Magogeni Liverpool.
Mlambo All Blacks and Schoemansdal Barcelona played to a disappointing goalless draw at the Lambalati Secondary School sports ground on Saturday. This forced the game to be decided on penalties, which were also tightly contested. Mlambo All Blacks narrowly grabbed the victory with a 5-4 penalty win.
Steenbok Classic picked up the momentum for the day when they brought some stimulating soccer skills to the pitch that earned them a 6-1 victory over KaMhlushwa Carlton.
Dludluma Love and Peace sent Magogeni Barcelona to the shower rooms with a 1-0 defeat.
Thrilling soccer action were the words which were used by fans to best describe Khombaso Ocean Swallows and Dludluma Young Chiefs 2-2 draw after 90 minutes. It looked as if not even penalties were going to separate these two sides, until one miss ensured Khombaso Ocean Swallows a 6-5 penalty victory.
KaMaqhekeza Academy defeated SBB United 2-0 at the Dare’s Salam soccer field.
SAB Sambo Block B continued to maintain their feared status by sending Masibekela Royal City home to wash their soccer kit with a 3-1 downfall.
Hoyi Young Stars soared over Mdladla Peace Maker with a 1-0 victory, and Mandulo Liverpool sent Swazi Messengers back home with bad news of a 3-0 loss. On Sunday when the soccer action resumed at the Block B Lambalati Sports Field, Masibekela City played to a highly contested goalless draw against Block B Madamu. However, Masibekela City distinguished themselves in the penalty shoot-out with a 5-3 triumph.
Mdladla Red bucks sprinted away from their opponents Mbuzini 706, with a 2-0 scoreline.
Buffelspruit Young Buffaloes herded their way past a resilient Steenbok Thulas with a two-goal difference when they won 4-2. Phosaville Young Stars proved to still be fit for action when they faced and triumphed over Mangweni Black Stars with a 2-1 victory.
Read more about the Selati Cup:
Teams battle it out in a sport for the Selati Cup finals
Tough loss in Selati Cup for Langeloop Real Blue Crane
Naughty boys defend their Selati Cup title
