Amazulu v Casric Stars

Usuthu will go into the contest as clear favourites when they face the National First Division oufit.

Amazulu head coach Arthur Zwane said: "We've always said we want to compete and we wanted to win cups, and at the end of the day this is an opportunity for us. We are going to have to give it our all.

"It's going to be a difficult game for us. As we have already alluded to, they knocked Orlando Pirates out of the cup.

"If you look at how they are doing in the Motsepe Foundation Championship, they have always been a team that finishes in the top three."

Sekhukhune United v Milford

PSL side Sekhukhune will looking to oust giant-killers Milford when they meet in their last eight clash.

Sekhukhune head coach Eric Tinkler said: "It becomes difficult for me to now sit and analyse Milford.

"I can see what strategy they may or may not come with, but I don't have time to do tactical planning. All I can do is show video footage to the players because I said today we travelled and tomorrow is a captain's run.

"For example, I want to go press. I can't do a pressing exercise because it demands energy so if I use all that energy tomorrow to try and teach them pressing against Milford, when matchday comes they are not going to be able to."

TS Galaxy v Jacksa Spears

TS Galaxy will look swat lower-league side Jacksa Spears away and progress to semifinals.

Galaxy assistant coach Bernard Parker said: The reason is that we all know the big teams have been surprised and we also don't want to be surprised by the opponents that we going to face.

"But right now the focus is on Jacksa Spears this weekend, and the main focus is for us to make sure that we get the team back to our performing level."

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