Last 16 teams to fight for Nedbank Cup
After a thrilling week of the Nedbank Cup round of 32 fixtures, the top 16 teams will now move on to the next round in pursuit of the Nedbank Cup trophy and R7-million prize money.
The last 16 draws took place on February 8 after the final fixture that took place on the same evening. The Nedbank Cup season kick-off on February 3 which saw Nedbank Cup defending champions Mamelodi Sundowns defeating Stellenbosch FC at the Loftus Versveld Stadium.
The final match of the last 32 round took place on February 8 at the Peter Mokaba Stadium. While the country continues to operate under lockdown, Nedbank is urging all South Africans to continue playing their part in the fight against the pandemic. The bank also aims to assist footballers and all South Africans recover financially and reach their goals in 2021.
Nedbank retail and business banking marketing executive Buli Ndlovu said, “After seeing the effects of Covid-19 in society, we launched the #PlayYourPart movement to encourage South Africans to unite in the fight against the pandemic.
“While we urge everyone to continue the fight against Covid-19, this year, we aim to help South Africans recover by driving financial education and enhancing financial inclusion. As a financial service institution and title sponsor of the Nedbank Cup, we must educate our nation and get footballers and South Africans into the habit of managing money well.”
The round of 16 dates, kick-off times and venues will be confirmed by the PSL in due course. Nedbank will also be launching exciting initiatives and activities as part of their Nedbank Cup 2021 season campaign.
Last 16 draws are as follows with the home team mentioned first:
Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila vs Swallows FC, Chippa United vs Cape Town City, Pretoria Callies vs JDR Stars, Mamelodi Sundowns vs Polokwane City, TS Sporting vs Richards Bay, Cape Town All Stars vs Cape Town Spurs, Maritzburg United vs Orlando Pirates and Black Leopards vs Amazulu FC.
