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!

We are approaching the end of the season, and the first two champions have been crowned.

In Division 1, the title race remains wide open. Joburg City (4-3 winners over Randburg) and Global (3-0 winners against Sundowners) are separated by just one point, with Highlands Park only two points behind.

In Division 2, Barcelona sealed the championship with a 3-0 win over Warriors. They took full advantage of Rietvlei and Old Parks drawing 1-1, finishing three points clear of both Rietvlei and Lenasia (who beat Lenasia United 5-2) and still with a game in hand.

In Division 3, GPMI secured the title by beating Randfontein 3-0. Panorama pushed them all the way, ending just one point behind after defeating Old Parks 4-2. Rush edged Florida 2-1 in the other fixture.

A few more games remain before we know the winners of each league.

Division 1: Highlands Park B have overtaken Joburg City and Global United to move into first place after a 6–2 victory over Randburg.

Division 2: Barcelona’s draw with Old Parks allowed Rietveli (3–0 vs Olympia 2) to close the gap to just 1 point, with only two games left.

Division 3: The battle at the top continues to swing, with GPMI now leading the race after an 11–0 win over Randburg. Panorama lost 3–1 at home to Rush, while Old Parks edged Randfontein 1–0.

With the season entering its final stages, all three divisions remain undecided, ensuring excitement at every level.

Division 1
Global climbed into second place with a 4-1 victory over Randburg, while Highlands Park secured third by defeating Sundowners 6-0. The top three are now separated by just three points: Joburg City leads, holding one game in hand; Global sits one point behind; Highlands Park is two points adrift.

Division 2
Leeds’ 6-1 win against Warriors moved them into second place, just two points behind Barcelona, who also have a game in hand. Lenasia maintained fifth position with a 7-3 win over Olympia.

Division 3
Panorama topped the table after beating Florida 2-1 and benefitting from GPMI’s scheduled rest week. Randfontein missed the chance to close the gap, drawing 2-2 with Rush. Old Parks 2 notched their first win of the season, beating Randburg 5-0.

Division 1
Neither fixture yielded a winner. Sundowners and Joburg City played out a 2–2 draw, as did Highlands Park B and Global United. Joburg City maintains its advantage atop the table, with each side still to play four remaining matches.

Division 2

• Rietvlei’s 2–1 victory over table-toppers Barcelona cuts the gap to three points.
• Leeds moved into third with a 5–3 win over Lenasia, joining Old Parks on the same points tally.
• Olympia thrashed Warriors 5–0 to consolidate their mid-table position.

Division 3
GPMI’s crucial 3-1 win against Panorama propelled them to the top of the standings. Following Florida’s victory over Old Parks, the top four is tightly packed:

1. GPMI – 18 points
2. Panorama – 17 points
3. Randfontein – 16 points
4. Florida – 15 points

Randburg sits on 13 points and remains in contention with three games left.

As the leagues enter their final month of fixtures, Round 11 produced the following outcomes:

Division 1
The lone fixture between Joburg City and Sundowners FC ended in a draw, allowing Joburg City to maintain a four‑point cushion over Global and Sundowners, and stand five clear of both Highlands Park B and Randburg.

Division 2
Leaders Barcelona continued their unbeaten run with a 3–0 victory over Leeds. Old Parks moved into second place after defeating Olympia 3–0, while Rietvlei claimed third by beating Warriors 4–1.

Division 3
The top‑of‑the‑table showdown between Panorama and Randfontein finished 1–1. GPMI climbed into third position with a 5–3 win over Florida, and Rush secured a 2–2 draw against Randburg.

In Division 1, Joburg City surged to the top after a hard-fought 3–2 win over Highlands Park B. Sundowners FC climbed to 3rd place with a crucial victory over Randburg.

In Division 2, Barcelona edged Lenasia 2–1, extending their lead to 5 points at the top of the now 7-team league following Flying Eagles’ withdrawal. Leeds moved into second place after beating Olympia, while Sandton Warriors secured a 2–1 win over Old Parks.

In Division 3, Panorama beat Randburg 4–0 to claim top spot, capitalizing on a dramatic 5–5 draw between Randfontein and Florida. GPMI moved into the top half of the table with a 3–2 win over Old Parks 2.