• The PSL Cape Town team is determined to bounce back from the PSL defeat to beat Richards Bay FC in the Carling Cup quarter-finals on Saturday 2 November 2024.
• Eric Tinkler’s team is determined to win silver this season as they seek their first title since 2018.
• Local soccer fans backed City to win on social media, but also pointed out specific issues the team needs to address.

Looking ahead to the quarter-finals against Richards Bay FC on Saturday, November 2, 2024, Cape Town City are confident that the team can advance in the Carling Knockout Cup.

He Cape Town side are determined to win the silver medal for the first time since 2018, when they won the MTN8 trophy.

Coach Eric Tinkler also hopes the team can bounce back from its 3-0 defeat against Mamelodi Sundowns on Wednesday, October 30.

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City confirmed they will travel to face Richards Bay on Twitter (X):

According to a Brief news According to a City source, the players are determined to win titles, while new signing Fortune Makaringe hopes inspires your side.

The source said:

“This club is very ambitious and they see the Carling Cup as the perfect opportunity to bring titles back to Cape Town. The defeat against Sundowns affected the players, and they all see the quarter-finals as the best opportunity to recover and prove his worth. It will be a tough game, but the atmosphere on the field is quite confident.”

Fans point out City’s weakness

Local football fans said on social media that City would beat Richards Bay, but still pointed out some weaknesses of the team.

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Mc Mduva Moloi is a City fan:

“City until the end.”

Namba Namba IV made a suggestion:

“Great team, bad coaching. Get an experienced defender and a goalkeeper.”

Sbongiseni Sibo supports City:

“Let’s go out and fight for victory.”

Kagiso El Hadji Alamu is not a fan of the City manager:

“Tinkler must go.”

Geordie Shore says the city has a weakness:

“KEET is your biggest downfall; the sooner you realize it, the better. Many good teams need a good goalkeeper.”

A young man from Cape Town travels to London

As Brief news Cape Town star Emile Witbooi has reportedly flown to England for a test against the English giant Chelsea.

After impressing the home fans, the youngster will have a month to prove his worth at the London team.

Source: Briefly News