2018–19 Nedbank Cup
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{{Infobox football tournament season
| title = Nedbank Cup
| year = 2018–19
| other_titles = ke yona (the one)
| image =
| image_size =
| caption = Official Logo
| country = South Africa
| num_teams =
| winners = TS Galaxy(1st title)
| second = Kaizer Chiefs
| continental_cup_title =
| continental_cup_qualifiers =
| matches = 7
| goals = 19
| attendance =
| scoring_leader = (4 goals)
{{flagicon|RSA}}Zakhele Lepasa
| award =
| prev_season = 2017–18
| next_season = 2019–20
}}
The 2018–19 Nedbank Cup was the 2018–19 edition of South Africa's premier knockout club football (soccer) competition, the Nedbank Cup.[https://int.soccerway.com/national/south-africa/cup/20182019/ Nedbank Cup 2018/19], Soccerway.com
1st round
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Brackets
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2nd round
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Quarter-finals
{{Football box
|date=27 March 2019
|team1=Cape Umoya United
|team2=TS Galaxy
|score=1–2
|stadium=Cape Town
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{{Football box
|date=30 March 2020
|team1=Bloemfontein Celtic
|team2=Golden Arrows
|score=1–2
|stadium=Bloemfontein
}}
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{{Football box
|date=30 March 2020
|stadium=Johannesburg
|team1=Bidvest Wits
|team2=Chippa United
|score=0–0
|penaltyscore=7–9
}}
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{{Football box
|date=31 March 2019
|stadium=FNB Stadium, Jo'burg
|team1=Kaizer Chiefs
|team2=Cape Town City
|score= 2–0
}}
Semi-final
{{Football box
|date=20 April 2020
|time=
|team1=Golden Arrows
|team2=TS Galaxy
|score=1–3
|aet=1–3
|stadium=KaNyamazane Stadium, Durban
}}
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{{Football box
|date=20 April 2020
|stadium=Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth
|team1=Chippa United
|team2=Kaizer Chiefs
|score=2–4
}}
Final
{{football box
|date=18 May 2019
|time=19:00
|team1=TS Galaxy
|score=1–0
|aet=
|report = [http://www.kickoff.com/match-report/14791/nedbank-cup-final-match-report-maritzbur]
|team2=Kaizer Chiefs
|goals1= Z. Lapasa {{goal|90+2}}
|goals2=
|penalties1=
|penaltyscore=
|penalties2=
|stadium=Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban
|attendance=
|referee=Abongile Tom
|stack=yes
}}
- TS Galaxy became the first club from the second tier to win South Africa's national cup.
Statistics
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Notes and references
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External links
- [https://web.archive.org/web/20190128083024/https://nedbankcup.co.za/ Nedbank Cup Official Website]
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{{2018 in African football (CAF)}}
{{2018-19 in African football (CAF)}}
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Category:2018–19 domestic association football cups