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POLOKWANE, SOUTH AFRICA – JANUARY 23: Salulani Phiri of Polokwane City and Ndabayithethwa Ndlondlo of Tshakhuma FC during the Nedbank Cup, Last 32 match between Polokwane City and Tshakhuma FC at Old Peter Mokaba Stadium on January 23, 2019 in Polokwane, South Africa. (Photo by Philip Maeta/Gallo Images)
Former international Edward Manqele scored twice for second-tier Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila when they shocked Polokwane City 2-1 on Wednesday in Nedbank Cup round-of-32 tie.
Polokwane, who lie sixth in the Premiership, led 1-0 at halftime through a goal from Ghanaian Mohammed Anas, who once went viral after thanking his wife and girlfriend in a TV interview.
Manqele, a 31-year-old striker who won the first of five caps for South Africa in 2012, levelled after 56 minutes in Polokwane and snatched the winning goal with four minutes left.
Tshakhuma went into the cup tie in disarray after firing their coach just two days ago over poor results and putting two of his assistants in charge.
Elsewhere, Scot Simon Murray bagged a brace as Premiership leaders Bidvest Wits outclassed third-tier Boyne Tigers 4-0 with all the goals coming before halftime in wet Johannesburg.
Haashim Domingo, one of several reserves who started, scored two goals within 15 minutes of the kick-off and Wits doubled that advantage by the 39th minute as Murray netted twice.
There are four all-Premiership ties at the weekend, two of which involve the South African contenders in the Caf Champions League, Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates.
Both giants are away this Saturday with Sundowns facing Chippa United in Port Elizabeth and Pirates tackling Black Leopards in the remote north-eastern town Thohoyandou.