MAMELODI Sundowns striker Richard Henyekane can't wait to play club soccer in Kimberley for the first time since turning professional in 2004.

The Kimberley-born Henyekane and his team-mates at Sundowns will play against Powerlines FC at GWK Stadium in the Nedbank Cup Last-32 round on March 4.

"The only time I played in Kimberley as a professional player was when Bafana Bafana beat Madagascar 1-0 in a friendly," said the player also known as the Kimberley Express in soccer circles.

"We are looking forward to doing well in this tournament and the league, and there is no way we will underestimate Powerlines FC.

In the same tournament last season, Sundowns were eliminated by Orlando Pirates in the first round.

Pirates went all the way to win the competition.

"We hope to get great support in the Northern Cape because we have a lot of people supporting Sundowns there," added Henyekane.

Henyekane started his professional soccer at Lamontville Golden Arrows where he also played alongside his elder brother, defender Joseph, who is currently on trial with Free State Stars.

The rest of the draw and dates are:

March 2

Harry Gwala - Maritzburg United v Bloemfontein Celtic, 8pm

March 3

Charles Mopeli - African Warriors v Jomo Cosmos, 3pm

Rand - MP Aces v Witbank Spurs, 3pm

King Zwelithini - Golden Arrows v North West Shining Stars, 8.15pm

Soccer City - Kaizer Chiefs v Cape Town All Stars, 8.15pm

March 4

AJ Swanepoel - Batau FC v SuperSport United, 3pm

March 7

Athlone - Santos v University of Pretoria, 7.30pm

Royal Bafokeng - Platinum Stars v Dolphin FC, 7.30pm

March 9

Dobsonville - Swallows v BidVest Wits, 8pm

March 10

Goble Park - Free State Stars v Sivutsa Stars, 3pm

Peter Mokaba - Black Leopards v Blackburn Rovers, 8.15pm

King Zwelithini - eThekwini Coastal v Pirates, 8.15pm

March 11

Moses Mabhida - AmaZulu v Ajax Cape Town, 3pm

Botshabelo - Roses United v Bay United, 3pm.