All scheduled matches across both divisions took place under ideal conditions, delivering key shifts in the standings.

Division 1

Global United moved on top after a 3-1 victory over Sundowners, capitalizing on Joburg City’s unexpected 1-5 home defeat to Highlands Park B. Lenasia earned their first win of the campaign with a 4-2 win against Barcelona, while GPMI surged into the top half of the table with a 5-1 win over Randburg.

Division 2

Old Parks maintained their position at the summit with a narrow 3-2 win against Randburg. Florida climbed into second place after a solid 2-0 victory over Rush FC. Panorama celebrated their first win of the season by edging Old Parks 2 2-1, and Warriors moved up to third with a convincing 4-2 result against Randfontein.

All eight scheduled matches were completed in the third round of the Summer League, producing key movements across both divisions.

Division 1
Global United bounced back from last week’s defeat with a 4–0 win over Randburg, moving into second place, just one point behind leaders Joburg City. City dropped valuable points after a 1–1 draw against newly promoted GPMI. Highlands Park B secured their first victory of the season with a 3–2 result against Lenasia, while Sundowners also celebrated their first win, edging Rietvlei 2–1.

Division 2
Old Parks dropped their first points of the campaign after a 1–1 draw with Panorama. Florida climbed to second place following a 6–4 win over Leeds, while Randfontein held third after a goalless draw with Rush. In the final fixture, Warriors earned their first win of the season, defeating Randburg 4–2.

After a brief pause for the national holiday, league action resumed in full force, with only one fixture postponed due to religious observance.

Division 1

Joburg City maintained their flawless start, beating 4-0 Global United. Barcelona bounced back from last round’s setback, collecting their first three points of the season with a narrow 1-0 win against Sundowners. Rietvlei climbed into second place on the table after edging Randburg 1-0 away from home.

Division 2

Old Parks are setting the early pace, standing as the only side with maximum points from two matches after a 4-1 win over Sandton Warriors. Rush earned a thrilling 4-3 win over Randburg, while Randfontein moved up to second place with a 4-2 victory against Leeds. In the weekend’s other game, Florida played Old Parks 2, winning 4-1.

The two divisions opened with a balanced first round, producing 5 draws in 8 matches.

Division 1
Only the reigning champions Joburg City (5-1 vs Barcelona) and Global (3-1 vs Highlands Park) secured victories. The other fixtures ended level: Rietvlei vs GPMI (1-1) and Randburg vs Lenasia (1-1).

Division 2
Panorama and Randfontein played out a goalless draw, while both Warriors vs Leeds and Old Parks 2 vs Randburg AFC 2 finished 3-3. The only win came from Old Parks, who edged Rush FC 2-1.

The League will kick off on 17 September, with the following scheduled breaks:

• 24 September – National Holiday
• 29 October – Catch-up Week #1
• 3 December – Catch-up Week #2
• 4 December to 13 January – Christmas Break
• 4 February – Catch-up Week #3
• 10 March – Catch-up Week #4

The final round will take place on 24 March, just before the Easter break.

Afterwards, the Champions League Cup will begin, following the usual format.

Please find the calendars attached.

Division 1

Division 2

Here are the final tables of the 3 divisions in the 2025 Winter League.
For the first time since we began tracking stats, every team managed at least one victory, while no side completed the season unbeaten.
All three division titles were decided only in the final rounds, underlining the remarkable balance across the leagues.

Division 1

Division 2

Division 3

After winning the last Summer League, Joburg City completed a rare double by also clinching the 2025 Winter League title.

Congratulations from the RCLFA!

In Division 1, Joburg City were crowned champions after a 2-1 win over Sundowners, capitalising on Global’s 2-1 home defeat to Highlands Park B. Highlands Park temporarily moved up to second place.

In Division 2, the final catch-up game of the season saw Leeds beat Old Parks 8-2, securing a joint second-place finish alongside Lenasia and Rietvlei.

Division 1
Joburg City took a decisive step towards the title with a hard-fought 3-2 win over Highlands Park B. Sundowners also impressed, securing a 4-2 victory at Randburg, which keeps them firmly in the race for third place.

Division 2
Lenasia closed their season in style with a crucial 3-2 victory against Rietvlei, capping off their strong campaign with an excellent second-place finish. Champions Barcelona underlined their dominance with a 3-0 win over Olympia.

Division 3
The season concluded with Rush climbing to fifth after an outstanding late run, sealed by a 3-2 win over Old Parks 2. Florida also rose in the standings, moving up to third following a 5-2 win at Randburg.

In one of the tightest seasons in years, the Division 2 and Division 3 champions were only decided in the latest round. With Division 1 still wide open, this has been the closest title race across all divisions in a long time.

The Vets Master RCLFA League congratulates Barcelona on winning Division 2 and GPMI on winning Division 3.

Well done to all teams! Let’s bring the same excitement to the Summer League!