Giants face Coke Cup knock-out

Wednesday, August 06, 2008

By the end of action this weekend, at least four Premier League clubs will be licking their wounds on the sidelines after crashing out of the Coca-Cola Cup.

Yesterday, the draw for the last 16 of the knock-out competition produced four all-Premier League clashes and with some of the top clubs facing giant killers, the big name casualties might be higher.

The draw done at BBS Mall in Gaborone has made sure that the minnows will make at least half of the clubs in the last eight.

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