"I can’t single out any match between the two as an important one. We will take each match as it comes because all these matches are equally important," said Agiomamitis.

He added that: "There is a lot at stake in the Telkom Knockout, and I can’t deny the fact that the money on offer is tempting, hence we have to be at our best to go as far as we can in this competition," added the soft-spoken mentor.

Against United, Agiomamitis said they are anticipating a tough match as United will want to make it double-both the league and cup.

"But my boys have been doing well at training, and are raring to face whoever is on their way," added Agiomamitis.

He added: "The match against Nathi Lions on the other hand is a must win, especially at home wherein we need to avoid conceding goals at home. We have to fight for our survival in the Absa Premiership after these play-offs," pointed out Agiomamitis.

Should they beat Lions after both two legs, AmaZayoni will went on to play the winner between African Warriors and Black Leopards which take each other on the same day (March 17) in Limpopo.

The second leg of both the two matches will take place in Free State and KwaZulu-Natal respectively with the two-legged final match being played on April 3 and 7.