The Mozzart Bet Cup action is scheduled to resume with the quarter final matches set for Saturday and Sunday at Police Sacco Stadium in Nairobi.The action kicks off with a doubleheader on Saturday at the aforementioned venue, where defending champions Kakamega Homeboyz are set to clash with bankers Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) as they look to keep the title they won last year.##NAJAVA_MECA_8045704##Homeboyz booked a slot in the cup last eight after defeating Tusker FC 1-0 in a repeat of the previous edition final, in a captivating match held at the Jomo Kenyatta Stadium, Kisumu, whereas the Bankers slayed Bidco United 3-1 to the quarters.The match will be followed by a crunch action between cup favorites Kenya Police and Sofapaka, who booked the ticket after eliminating lower tier sides Mombasa Stars and Bungoma Stars, respectively.Gor Mahia set to land highly-rated Nairobi City Stars attackerThe action will continue on Sunday, with National Super League (NSL) outfit SS Assad going head-to-head with FKF premier League outfit Kariobangi Sharks.Assad booked space in the prestigious domestic cup after dispatching Denmark 5-4 on post-match penalties in a Coastal derby staged at Ukunda Showgrounds, while Sharks got the better part of Ulinzi Stars to advance.AFC Leopards, fresh from Mashemeji Derby loss to Gor Mahia, will have a chance to redeem themselves when they come up against FKF Division One entity Compel SC who have had a fairytale since the onset of the competition.Junior Starlets coach Mildred Cheche settles on familiar names as third round tie beckonsIngwe overpowered Shabana 1-0 courtesy of Kayci Odhiambo goal last month, while Compel eliminated NSL side Mara Sugar to book a date with the oldest club in the country.Winners of these matches will proceed to the semifinals scheduled for May.The overall champion of the Mozzart Bet cup title will pocket Ksh 2,000,000 and a chance to represent Kenya in the CAF Confederation Cup next season (2024-2025).
