All games to be played the 23.04.2025
Division 1:
Global United (home) vs FC Barcelona
Joburg City (home) vs Flying Eagles FC
Division 2:
Lenasia Old Boys (home) vs Rush FC
Old Parks (home, tbc) vs Leeds
Division 3:
Old Parks 2 (home, tbc) vs Florida Albion
Sandton Warriors (home) vs Panorama FC
What was originally scheduled as Round 1 — postponed due to bad weather — finally took place as the closing round of the group stage, and it delivered decisive outcomes across all divisions, locking in the semifinal line-ups for the cup.
Division 1
Global sealed their dominance at the top of the table with a confident win over Randburg, while Flying Eagles clinched the second qualifying spot. Over in Group B, Joburg City impressed with a 4-1 victory against Sundowners, joining Barcelona in the semifinals.
Division 2
Lenasia stormed to a commanding 6-0 win over GPMI, claiming top honors in their group alongside Leeds. In the other group, Old Parks had already booked their place, but it was Rush FC who edged through to the final four.
Division 3
Old Parks 2 and Panorama advanced after the latter’s 4-1 win over Randburg. Meanwhile, Sandton Warriors defeated Florida in a high-scoring 6-3 thriller — though both sides progressed from the group thanks to earlier results.
The stage is now set — it’s semifinal time!
With a night of clear skies, every match in Round 2 was completed, adding intensity to the race for semifinal spots across all divisions.
Division 1:
Flying Eagles secured a 3-0 win over Randburg by default, as Randburg were unable to field a team. In the other fixture, Joburg City kicked off their campaign with a hard-fought 2-1 away win against Barcelona. With just one round to go, both groups remain tightly contested, and the final fixtures will determine who progresses to the semifinals.
Division 2:
Leeds edged GPMI in a thrilling 7-5 encounter, keeping Group A wide open heading into the final round. In Group B, Old Parks locked in a home semifinal spot after defeating Rush. Rush and Rietvlei are now set for a decisive showdown for the second semifinal berth.
Division 3:
Old Parks 2 also clinched a home semifinal, defeating Randburg 5-3. The final qualifying spot in Group A will be decided between Randburg and Panorama. In Group B, Sandton Warriors beat Randfontein, eliminating them from contention. The group remains undecided, with the last match to determine who earns the home advantage in the semifinals.
After the opening round was postponed due to inclement weather, all six group matches were finally completed this week across the divisions.
Division 1 saw a Global beating Flying Eagles 6–1. Meanwhile, the returning Barcelona side edged out Sundowners in a thrilling 3–2 encounter.
In Division 2, reigning champions Old Parks kicked off their campaign in style with a 6–4 win over Rietvlei. Lenasia picked up a crucial away victory, defeating Leeds 3–2.
Division 3 action featured a strong showing from Old Parks 2, who overcame Panorama 5–2, while Florida beat Randfontein with a 4–1 result.
While Division 1 and Division 2 were decided weeks ago, Sandton Warriors secured the Division 3 title in dramatic fashion. Their final-game victory, combined with Randfontein’s slip-up at home, saw them finish four points clear at the top.
Congratulations to Sandton Warriors from the League!
In Division 1, Joburg City wrapped up the season on a high note with an emphatic 6-2 win over Sundowners 2. Sundowners secured second place by overcoming Randburg 5-3.
In Division 2, Lenasia maintained their strong third-place position with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Rush, while Rietvlei closed the campaign with a 6-3 win against GPMI.
Over in Division 3, Sandton Warriors clinched the championship title after a spirited 4-2 triumph over Randburg. Randfontein dropped crucial points against Florida, and Panorama edged out Old Parks 2.
Congratulations to all the teams for their efforts and performances throughout the season! Now, it’s time to shift our focus and gear up for the excitement of the cup competition!
Cup Draw Unveiled for All Three Divisions: Format, Rules, and Groups Revealed
The highly anticipated cup draw for all three divisions has been finalized, setting the stage for an exciting knockout competition. Here’s everything you need to know about the format, rules, and group stage lineups:
Group A:
Group B:
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Group B:
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Group B:
The fixture calendar will be announced following the conclusion of this week’s final league round.
With Division 1 and Division 2 already decided—Joburg City and Old Parks crowned their respective champions—the battle for Division 3 remains wide open.
Randfontein climbed to second place after edging out Panorama 3-2, but Sandton Warriors held onto the top spot with a 6-2 victory over Old Parks 2, maintaining a narrow two-point lead. Meanwhile, Florida moved into third after a 4-2 win over Randburg.
With one game remaining, two teams are still in contention for the title. Sandton Warriors need just a draw to secure the championship, thanks to their superior head-to-head record against Randfontein (4-2, 3-3). Randfontein, on the other hand, must beat Florida and hope that Warriors lose.
Old Parks, facing a home double-header against Panorama, can only get to 19 points, which won’t be enough because of the head-to-head record against Old Parks (2-6, 3-2)
No matches took place in Division 1 this round. In Division 2, Lenasia jumped to third place after defeating Leeds, while GPMI picked up their first points of the season after Rush forfeited their match.
After a thrilling 5-4 victory over Leeds in the only match of the 9th round, Old Parks have officially secured the Division 2 title — with one game still to play. Their flawless record of 9 wins from 9 matches leaves them an uncatchable 6 points clear at the top.
A well-deserved congratulations from the Committee!
Due to heavy rain and waterlogged fields, tonight’s games have been postponed and rescheduled for March 19.
In addition, all cup matches will now consist of a single round
