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The former Amakhosi legend was not ready to see the Glamour Boys falling again last weekend.

The former ref says Masandawana were unfairly knocked out after Amakhosi scored a late winner he believes should not have stood in the semi-final

The choices are tough when you have to select between your legends of yesteryear and the heroes of today's Bucs' squad.

The Bucs boss pointed out that his team has come from behind to win three domestic cup finals and have nothing to fear against Amakhosi in the final.

The attacker is one of the underrated players in the Premier Soccer League and his coach sees him as material to play overseas.

The outgoing Sea Robbers' coach says he is elated that the match was decided within regulation time.

Wearing the number 10 shirt in the Caf Champions League, expectations are high on the Buccaneers star who is coming from an injury layoff.

Bucs legend backs his former side to defend their Nedbank Cup title as they prepare to face rivals Kaizer Chiefs at Moses Mabhida.

The 61-year-old former SuperSport United attacker also said Amakhosi defeated the Brazilians because the former looked tired.

With three trophies on the line, this season could be a defining chapter in Bucs' history under Spaniard Jose Riveiro's impressive leadership.

The Tunisian coach said Amakhosi have been unlucky against the Brazilians, but he was confident they would win this time around.

After a winless run that had stretched to four games, Amakhosi withstood the storm from Tshwane giants to progress to the Nedbank Cup.

The Soweto giants showed grit and determination as they pulled off a vital win to beat the Tshwane giants on their own turf.