Gauteng SAB Regional League outfit, Edu Sports FC have one of the biggest games of their lives when they travel to the FNB Stadium to take on Kaizer Chiefs in the last 32 of the Nedbank Cup on Saturday.
The Tshwane-based side are appearing in the tournament’s last 32 for the first time in their history, and the team's captain, Samuel Monama says that they were shaking when they heard they had been pitted against the Soweto giants.
He said that the players will have goose bumps but will as a captain cool them down and play the game.
"We need to settle early and score the first goal. That will calm our nerves down and we can go and win the game. I know some of us support Chiefs. We will do our best as we know they can spot three or four players from our team and that will be good for our team. But the most important thing is to win this game," concluded Monama.
The match will start at 15:00.
