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14 October 2006


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Winner: R2m
Runner-up: R1m
Semis: R0.4m ea
Quarters: R0.2m ea
1st Round: R0.15m ea


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The 10th Coca-Cola Cup 2005

28 September - 3 December

Champion: Jomo Cosmos

Jomo Cosmos captured their second Coca Cola Cup in 3 years against a gallant SuperSport side.

Sponsors Coca-Cola pledged R80-m from 2001-05  towards this League Cup competition following the withdrawal of tobacco giants Rothmans, sponsors of the Rothmans Cup from 1997-2000.

This is by far the richest domestic competition on the African continent with the winner receiving R2m and the runner-up R1m.

Fresh draws were held for all rounds.

Competition procedures

Final
3 Dec SuperSport United 1-1
aet
Jomo Cosmos
won 4-1 on penalties
Polokwane
 
Semi-finals
20 Nov Orlando Pirates 0-1
aet
Jomo Cosmos Royal Bafokeng Stadium, Rustenburg
19 Nov SuperSport United 3-0 Ajax Cape Town Kimberley
 
Quarter-finals
6 Nov Kaizer Chiefs 0-2 Jomo Cosmos  
5 Nov Orlando Pirates
won 4-2 on penalties
0-0
aet
Bloemfontein Celtic  
5 Nov Santos 0-1 SuperSport United  
2 Nov Ajax Cape Town
won 5-4 on penalties
1-1
aet
Mamelodi Sundowns  
 
First Round
23 Oct Bloemfontein Celtic 2-1 Dynamos
22 Oct Kaizer Chiefs 2-1 Classic
19 Oct SuperSport United 2-1 Free State Stars
2 Oct Orlando Pirates
won 4-3 on penalties
2-2
aet
Black Leopards
1 Oct Ajax Cape Town 1-0
aet
Bush Bucks
1 Oct Mamelodi Sundowns 4-0 Golden Arrows
28 Sep Santos
won 2-1 on penalties
0-0
aet
Moroka Swallows
28 Sep Silver Stars 1-1
aet
Jomo Cosmos
won 3-1 on penalties
 
Competition procedures

The knockout competition is contested by the current 16 PSL teams with last year's top eight teams seeded in the First Round draw pitting them against those who finished lower - including the promoted team(s).

The same principle applies in the quarterfinals, but the seeding system is not used at the semifinal stage. After the draw, a mechanism, like tossing a coin, will be used to determine which team plays at home.

In the event of a draw, extra time is added with no golden goal rule applicable.

If there is still no winner at the end of 120 minutes, a penalty shootout determines the team that progresses to the next round.

The same applies in the final where there are no replays in the event of a draw.