Nedbank Cup fixtures 2024 Draw Revealed: 2024 Nedbank Cup Last 32 Draw Date Confirmed, South Africa Nedbank Cup fixtures. The Premier Soccer League (PSL) entered the round of 32 of the Nedbank Cup 2024 with the draw held in Sandton, Gauteng on Thursday.
The highly anticipated schedule for this year’s Nedbank Cup round of 32 qualifiers is set to kick off on Tuesday, February 20, with additional matches scheduled for the weekend of February 24/25. Football lovers can look forward to an exciting series of matches as teams compete for promotion in this prestigious tournament.
As the competition progresses, the intensity will increase, culminating in the grand final expected on Saturday, June 1, 2014. This date marks one week after the end of the DStv Premiership season, ensuring football fans get an exciting conclusion to Nedbank . Cup in what promises to be an eventful football calendar.
Stay tuned for a spectacle of skill, daring and memorable moments as the teams compete for glory in the 2024 Nedbank Cup.
Nedbank Cup fixtures 2024 Draw Revealed
- NB La Masia v Mamelodi Sundowns
- Golden Arrows v TS Galaxy
- JDR Stars v Hungry Lions
- SuperSport United v Cape Town City
- AmaTuks v Cape Town Spurs
- Maritzburg United v Paarl United
- SAFA Mpumalanga v Orlando Pirates
- Stellenbosch FC v Pretoria Callies
- Highlands Park v Sekhukhune United
- AmaZulu FC v Royal AM
- NC Professionals v Chippa United
- Platinum City Rovers v Moroka Swallows
- Richards Bay v Polokwane City
- FC Ravens v Spain FC
- D’ General v Madridtas
- Kaizer Chiefs v Milford FC
Nedbank Cup schedule according to the PSL Fixture list:
Tuesday, 20 February – Last 32
Saturday, 24 February – Last 32
Tuesday, 12 March – Last 16
Saturday; 16 March – Last 16
Quarter-finals
Saturday, 13 April
Semi-finals
Saturday, 4 May
Final
Saturday, 1 June
Orlando Pirates are the defending champions of the Nedbank Cup following a 2-1 victory over Sekhukhune United at the Loftus Versfeld Stadium. It was their fourth “Ke Yona Ya Rona” title.
HOW THE DRAW PROCEDURE WORKED: All club names were put into one pot and there were no seeds. In each series, the first ball served was the home club and the second ball was the away club.
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