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Five memorable Nedbank Cup finals in PSL era: Comebacks and shocks

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The South African FA Cup has been known as the Bob Save Supa Bowl, Absa Cup and now, Nedbank Cup since the PSL's inception in&nbsp;1996.&nbsp;
Goal takes&nbsp;a look back at some of the most memorable deciders in the PSL era.&nbsp;

Five of the best Nedbank Cup finals ever

Moroka Swallows showed character as they came from behind&nbsp;to secure a win over a much-fancied Manning Rangers side at Vodacom Park (now known as Free State Stadium) in the 2004 Absa Cup final.
Rangers took an early lead when Keryn Jordan scored from the penalty spot, but Lungisani Ndlela levelled matters for Swallows and the score was 1-1 at the half-time interval.

A second-half which was dominated by the Beautiful Birds followed as goals from Samuel Ngobeni and Dennis Lota sealed Swallows' 3-1&nbsp;win.&nbsp;

Courageous Swallows shock Rangers 

Kermit Erasmus and Oupa Manyisa dazzled for Orlando Pirates in the 2014 Nedbank Cup final as they defeated Bidvest Wits at Moses Mabhida Stadium.
Wits opened the scoring through Jabulani Shongwe after some poor defending by Pirates, but Erasmus made it 1-1 for Pirates after the restart with Oupa Manyisa providing the assist.

Manyisa was the creator once again when&nbsp;Sifiso Myeni&nbsp;handed Bucs the lead for the first time in the 62nd minute and Erasmus completed his brace in the closing stages to seal Pirates' 3-1 win.&nbsp;

Erasmus and Manyisa sparkle for Pirates 

Bidvest Wits clinched their maiden trophy since the 1995 Coca-Cola Cup in style as they defeated AmaZulu FC in the first competitive match at the newly revamped FNB Stadium in 2010. 
 
The two teams were unable to break the deadlock in the first-half with the eventual Man of the Match Michael Morton doing a great job to protect the Wits' defence.
The deadlock was broken by Fabricio Rodrigues with 13 left minutes to hand Students&nbsp;the lead, before Sifiso Vilakazi grabbed a late brace to seal Wits 3-0 win.

Wits dazzle in FNB Stadium opener 

Bradley Grobler's grabbed a brace as SuperSport United humiliated&nbsp;Orlando Pirates in the 2017 Nedbank Cup final at Moses Mabhida Stadium.
The score was 1-0 at the interval with Grobler having broken&nbsp;the deadlock after he connected with Grant Kekana's cross in a first-half which was dominated by Matsatsantsa.

Grobler, Jeremy Brockie and Kingston Nkhatha then grabbed second-half goals to seal SuperSport's 4-1 win over Pirates, who snatched&nbsp;a late consolation goal through Oupa Manyisa.

SuperSport show class to humiliate Pirates 

Former Kaizer Chiefs goalkeeper Rowen Fernandez produced a brilliant performance in the 2006 Absa Cup final against Orlando Pirates.
Fernandez pulled off some amazing saves to keep the Pirates attack, which was led by Siyabonga Nomvethe, at bay in the 120 minutes including extra time at Kings Park Stadium.

The former Bafana Bafana international went on to pull&nbsp;off a save in the penalty shootout, before converting the final spot-kick to hand Chiefs a 5-3 win on penalties after a 0-0 draw.

Fernandez goalkeeping heroics in Soweto Derby

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