Division 1

Joburg City strengthened their title push with a 2–1 win over Randburg, while Highlands Park B delivered the result of the round, defeating Barcelona 7–3. With Global United resting, both sides climbed into the top two positions, separated by just two points.

In the remaining fixture, Rietvlei secured a narrow 2–1 victory against Lenasia.

Division 2

Old Parks moved to the brink of the title and now require just one point to secure the league, following a 2–0 victory over Old Parks 2 in the local derby.

Leeds kept their slim hopes alive with a dramatic 5–4 win over Panorama, remaining the only side with a mathematical chance of catching the leaders.

Randburg claimed their first win of the season, defeating Randfontein 5–3, while Florida climbed to third place after a convincing 6–2 triumph over Warriors.

61 goals in 8 matches, an average of more than seven per game, made it one of the most explosive rounds in league history.

Division 1

It was a dramatic weekend at the top. Highlands Park suffered a heavy 5-0 home defeat to Joburg City, a result that reshaped the title race. However, Global failed to fully capitalise, being held to a 3-3 draw by Sundowners.

After 12 matches, the top three are separated by just two points. Global remain first on 27 points, followed by Joburg City on 26 and Highlands Park on 25. The margin for error is now almost nonexistent.

Barcelona re-entered the conversation with an emphatic 8-2 victory over Lenasia. They sit seven points off the summit with a game in hand, keeping their title hopes alive. Randburg also delivered fireworks, defeating GPMI 9-2 to climb to sixth place, overtaking Lenasia in the process.

Division 2

Old Parks are edging closer to the title. A 4-0 win over Randburg extended their lead to 10 points with just four matches remaining.

Old Parks 2 secured a thrilling 5-4 victory away at Panorama, while Florida capitalised on Panorama’s defeat by moving into fourth place after a 6-2 win against Rush. In another high-scoring encounter, Randfontein and Warriors shared the points in a 4-4 draw.

Catch-up Week #3 saw several postponed fixtures finally played, with important implications across both divisions.

Division 1

Four matches were completed, and the title race remains extremely tight. Global United capitalised on Highlands Park B not being in action, claiming a 3–0 forfeit win against GPMI to move first and keep the pressure on at the top. Joburg City also strengthened their position with a convincing 4–2 victory over Rietvlei, consolidating third place and moving to within three points of the summit. Crucially, the top three sides, Global United, Highlands Park B, and Joburg City, have now all played 11 matches.

Elsewhere, Barcelona recorded a key win over Sundowners to leapfrog them in the standings. Randburg also made ground in the table, closing the gap on Lenasia with an impressive 4–2 win.

Division 2

Only two fixtures took place. Leeds edged a thrilling encounter against Rush, winning 4–3 to move into second position. Panorama beat Florida 3-2, lifting them into fourth place.

On a perfect night for football, all fixtures in both divisions were completed.

Division 1
The top three continued to move in lockstep. Global edged Randburg 4–3, while Joburg City defeated GPMI 4–1. Neither result reduced the gap to leaders Highlands Park B, who recorded a convincing 6–2 away win at Lenasia and remain top, albeit having played one extra match. In the remaining fixture, Sundowners climbed to fourth place after a solid 2–0 victory over Rietvlei.

Division 2
The title race looks increasingly settled. Old Parks strengthened their grip at the top with a 4–1 win over Panorama, maintaining a nine-point lead. Their closest challengers kept pace, with Randfontein beating Rush 3–2 and Leeds overcoming Florida 5–2. Elsewhere, Warriors moved up to sixth after a 6–1 win against Randburg.

Division 1

Global secured a 2–1 win over Joburg City to remain within reach of Highlands Park, who still lead by two points despite having played one game more after a convincing 4–1 victory against GPMI.
Randburg climbed off the bottom of the table in emphatic fashion, beating Rietvlei 7–1.

Division 2

Old Parks continued their dominant run with a 9–2 win over Warriors, extending their lead at the top. Old Parks 2 also made progress up the table, edging Randburg 2 by 4–3.
The clash between the top second-placed sides, Leeds and Randfontein, ended in a 2–2 draw, a result that allowed Old Parks to open a commanding nine-point lead at this stage of the season.

After the long Christmas break, both divisions resumed league action.

Division 1
Two fixtures were postponed due to floodlight issues. In the matches played, Highlands Park B and Global United drew 1–1. Joburg City capitalised with a 5–2 win over Barcelona, moving into second place. Highlands Park B remain top, with Global United in third.

Division 2
Panorama suffered their first defeat of the season, losing 4–1 away at Randfontein. With Florida on a rest week, Old Park continued their strong form, beating Rush 2–1 to extend their lead at the top to seven points. Leeds climbed to fourth place after a convincing 4–1 win over Warriors, while Old Park II defeated Randburg 4–1.

A reduced schedule again, with several fixtures called off due to poor weather and unplayable pitches.

In Division 1 only two matches went ahead. Barcelona missed an opportunity to close the gap at the top after a 2-2 draw with Randburg. Sundowners moved above Lenasia after a 4-1 victory.

In Division 2 Rush FC and Warriors finished level at 2-2. Leeds climbed the table with a 3-1 win over Randburg. Randfontein moved into third place after a 1-0 result against Old Parks 2.

Only five matches went ahead this weekend due to a growing shortage of available pitches.

In Division 1 Highlands Park B protected their lead with a controlled 3-0 victory over Sundowners. Global remained second after defeating Rietvlei 2-0, and Joburg City held third place with a 5-0 win against Lenasia.

In Division 2 it was a strong weekend for the Old Parks camp. Old Parks 1 beat Florida 3-0 in a clash between the top two sides, extending their lead at the summit to five points. Old Parks 2 added to the momentum, securing their first win of the season with a high-scoring 6-3 result against Warriors.

Both divisions remain highly competitive, with constant shifts at the top of the tables.

Division 1
Highlands Park B capitalized on the 2-2 draw between FC Barcelona and Global United to take sole possession of first place after a 4-0 win over Rietvlei. Lenasia climbed to fourth following a narrow 3-2 victory against GPMI, while Sundowners continued their impressive form with a 5-1 win over Randburg.

Division 2
Old Parks suffered their first defeat of the season, falling 1-0 away to Leeds. Florida missed the opportunity to move into first after being held to a 1-1 draw by Randfontein. Panorama made the most of the situation, rising to a clear third place with a 3-0 win over Warriors.

Division 1
The battle at the top remains fierce, with just one point separating the leading three teams. Highlands Park B maintained their position at the summit after a dominant 4–0 win over Randburg, moving to 12 points. Global stayed level on points (with one game in hand) after edging Lenasia 3–2, while Joburg City kept the pressure on the top two with a narrow 1–0 victory against Sundowners.

Division 2
Old Parks and Florida continue to pull away from the rest, both securing wins — Old Parks defeating Randfontein 3–0 and Florida beating Randburg 2 5–1. Panorama climbed to third place with a tight 1–0 win over Rush, and Leeds celebrated their first victory of the season, overcoming Old Parks 2 with a 3–1 result.