Cape Town City FC played to a thrilling 2-2 draw with Milford FC at Athlone Stadium on Tuesday. The Citizens' sensation Emile Witbooi opened the scoring in the 8th minute, before the visitors leveled matters on the stroke of half-time. Milford FC took the lead against the run of play in the opening 10 minutes of the second half. Explosive winger Jaedin Rhodes restored parity in the 67th minute to continue his red-hot form in the second-tier this season. Cape Town City FC remain third with 36 points picked up from 20 league outings, and trail the table-toppers with one point. The John Comitis-owned team will swing back to action with a tie against Highbury on Friday, 13 March. And they will look to consolidate their promotion quest. But for now, the focus is on the draw with Milford FC. So, what does this result mean for Cape Town City FC's chances of promotion? The team is still in the running, but they need to keep winning to stay ahead of their competitors. Cape Town City FC's next match is key, and they will need to bring their A-game to get the win.