Reigning Nedbank cup champions Supersport United will continue with their quest to defend their title, when they travel to giant-killing Kwadukuza United in the last 16 round. The third-tier team bundled out Absa Premiership team Ajax Cape Town on penalties in the previous round, while Matsatsantsa had to dig deep to dump National First Division team Royal Eagles in the last round midweek. Supersport captain Clayton Daniels is looking forward to the match. African champions Mamelodi Sundowns will play against fellow PSL side Golden Arrows at home. The Brazilians are going through a mini slump in the league having failed to win their last three matches and dropping seven points in the process. Star player Khama Billiat welcomed the home draw. Sundowns are away in Uganda for their first round second leg clash against Kampala Capital City Authority FC. The super cup champions are carrying a slender 2-1 lead having conceded an away goal. National First Division team Mbombela United were drawn against PSL team Bloemfontein Celtic away. United were one of the surprise packages last season until they lost to Mamelodi Sundowns in the last 16 round. They are currently lying 12th on the log. Their player Innocent Mphahleni is happy to face Celtic. Struggling Celtic have the advantage of a home draw against the NFD side Mbombela. Phunya Sele Sele recently acquired the services of former Polokwane City coach Luc Eymael. They are currently sitting 13th on the log with 18 points, just four points above the bottom team Baroka FC. They will host high-riding Cape Town City tomorrow in the league. Veteran striker Ayanda Dlamini would have preferred to play against the PSL team in the Nedbank cup.