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The stage is set for a monumental showdown in the Knockout semi-finals as the Soweto giants prepare to travel to Tshwane for a high-stakes clash against the Brazilians. While Amakhosi fans are hopeful of an upset, Junior Khanye believes a massive reality check is coming for the Glamour Boys.

The Masandawana defender has opened up about the mental fortitude required to succeed at Chloorkop after a challenging debut season. The left-back, who arrived from Stellenbosch with high expectations, had to wait patiently for his opportunity in a star-studded squad.

The former Buccaneers playmaker has moved to clarify his relationship with the Sea Robbers' head coach following his recent departure from the club. Despite persistent rumours suggesting a rift between the pair during their time together in Soweto, the midfielder insists any tension has been overstated.

The Glamour Boys' mentor has expressed his satisfaction with the growing depth in his squad following a successful outing in the Carling Knockout Cup. The French tactician is facing a welcome selection headache as several key defenders vie for a starting spot in the Amakhosi backline.