Soccer | Kaizer Chiefs want to end trophy drought

Kaizer Chiefs will be looking to continue their momentum under new coach, Nasreddine Nabi, and end their nine year trophy drought by going all the way in the second edition of the Carling knock-out Cup. But the Amakhosi will not have an easy start after they were drawn against Supersport United in the first round. Their archrivals and Cup specialists, Orlando Pirates, has a much easier first round encounter. The MTN-8 champions take one rookies, Magesi F.C, at their fortress, the Orlando stadium, while defending champions, Stellenbosch F.C, will start their title defence away to Amazulu in Durban. The draw as conducted in Johannesburg earlier today. For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.