Santos FC’s Zandile Mxasa gains possession during a Coke Cup last round of 32 women’s fixture against Hout Bay UFC, at Turfhall, at the weekend. Santos won 5-4 on penalties after playing to a goalless draw. Picture: Fuad Esack
It’s down to the last round of 16 in this year’s Safa Cape Town Coca Cola Amateur Cup tournament, with matches played at various venues across the city, at the weekend.
Here is some of the round of 32 action at Turfhall.
Badgers FC’s Razia Maarman, right, keeps her eye on the ball with Hanover Park FC’s Mushfiqah Wilson hot on her heels during a Coke Cup last of 32 women’s fixture, at Turfhall, on Sunday. Picture: Fuad EsackCape Town Spurs’ Denzil du Plessis, right, keeps his marker at bay during his side’s 3-0 win in a Coke Cup under-18 fixture against MA Colville. Picture: Fuad EsackCape Town Spurs’ Dhakir Lee, centre, looks to slip through the gap during his side’s 3-0 win in a Coke Cup under-18 fixture against MA Colville, at Turfhall, on Sunday. Picture: Fuad EsackMA Collville’s Mylan van Aarde, left, looks to clear the ball under pressure from CT Spurs’ Bakhe Sopaqa during their sides’ under-18 Coke Cup fixture, at Turfhall, on Sunday. Picture: Fuad EsackCollville’s Jehvan Davids puts in a slide tackle during a difficult under-18 Coke Cup encounter against Cape Town Spurs, at Turfhall, at the weekend. Spurs won 3-0. Picture: Fuad EsackRuiterwacht FC’s Ngcali Mafushini and FC Kapstadt’s Lyle Jacobs challenge for the ball during their sides’under-18 Coke Cup fixture, at Turfhall, on Sunday. Picture: Fuad EsackSalr River Celtic’s Zaid Isaacs and Greenwood FC’s Keeron de Klerk battle for possession during their sides’under-18 Coke Cup fixture, at Turfhall, on Sunday. Greenwood won 5-4 on penalties after playing to a goalless draw. Picture: Fuad EsackGreenwood’s Aza Mathafeni slip through the gap during his side’s 3-0 win in a Coke Cup under-18 fixture against MA Colville, at Turfhall, on Sunday. Greenwood won 5-4 on penalties after playing to a goalless draw. Picture: Fuad EsackGreenwood FC under-18s advanced to the Coke Cup last round of 16 following a 5-4 win in a penalty shootout against Salt River Celtic. Picture: Fuad EsackGreenwood FC’s under-18s had reason to smile following a 5-4 win on penalties against Salt River Celtic. Picture: Fuad Esack
