A tense clash at Princess Magogo Stadium sees Sekhukhune United advance to the Nedbank Cup quarter-finals, overcoming a determined Milford FC side in a match marked by dramatic goals and unwavering spirit.
KwaMashu, South Africa – Sekhukhune United have progressed to the next round of the Nedbank Cup, but they were made to work for their 2-1 victory against Milford FC. The match, held at Princess Magogo Stadium, showcased the contrasting fortunes of the two sides, with Sekhukhune, from the Premier Soccer League, facing a determined Milford team from the Motsepe Foundation Championship.
The first half saw Sekhukhune United take control, with Linda Mntambo proving to be a constant threat. His efforts paid off, as he netted two goals, giving his team a seemingly comfortable lead. However, Milford FC demonstrated their resilience, and Menzi Chili pulled one back just before halftime, igniting hopes of a comeback.
The second half was a tense affair, with Milford FC pushing hard for an equalizer. Sekhukhune United, however, defended resolutely, managing to hold onto their slender lead. The match was a testament to the unpredictable nature of cup competitions, where lower-league teams often rise to the occasion. The outcome of this Milford vs Sekhukhune United match, now sets Sekhukhune United up for a quarter final match against Mamelodi Sundowns.
Sekhukhune united now look forward to their next match, while Milford FC will now turn their attention back to their league games.
