Due to the weather patterns that completely disrupted the original schedule at the end of April and beginning of May, a few changes have had to be made.

Next week, 20 May, Round 6, the return leg, will go ahead as planned.

On 27 May, the original Round 1, which was cancelled due to rain, will be played. However, it will no longer be a double header. Instead, Round 4 (Round 1 return leg), which was also cancelled due to rain, will now be played on 3 June.

The semi-finals will be played on 10 June, with home teams to be drawn once the qualified teams are confirmed.

The finals will be played on 17 June, with the location still to be confirmed.

The Winter League may also start on 17 June, although this is still to be confirmed. This year’s Winter League will feature three leagues of six teams each, with each team playing a total of 10 rounds.

An incredible number of goals were scored in the first full week without any weather disruptions.

In the Division 1 Cup, Rietvlei beat Flying Eagles in a match worth six points due to the lack of available rescheduling slots, moving them to the top of Group A. Joburg City did the same in Group B with a 7-1 win over Barcelona. In Group C, Olympia continued their excellent run of form with a 3-1 victory over Randburg, taking top spot in the group.

In the Division 2 Cup, Leeds stayed at the top of Group A after an 8-1 win over Warriors. In Group B, Panorama beat Olympia 2 in a thrilling 6-4 match, also worth six points, to climb to the top of the standings. Finally, in Group C, Old Parks beat Randburg 7-0 to remain in first place.

Please note that in the next round the game between Randburg and Florida will be considered a double header, due to the cancellation of the first leg the 29th of April.

Yet another weather-ravaged round saw five out of six matches cancelled due to waterlogged fields. The only game played was between Lenasia and Olympia, with Olympia securing a 2-1 victory.

Please note that in the next round, two fixtures will be played as double-headers, with a maximum of six points available: Olympia 2 vs Panorama and Rietvlei vs Flying Eagles.

Whatever score is recorded in each match will also be applied to the first leg, which was previously cancelled.

Only one fixture in Round 3 was not played, with Florida vs Randburg postponed, while five matches were completed across the two cup competitions.

In the Division 1 Cup, Global United secured a 5–2 victory over Flying Eagles to move to the top of Group A. In Group B, Barcelona suffered a second consecutive defeat, losing 8–2 to Highlands Park B, which leaves Joburg City and Highlands Park competing for the top position. In Group C, Randburg also recorded a second loss, narrowly beaten 3–2 by Lenasia in a closely contested match.

In the Division 2 Cup, Warriors earned their first points of the campaign with a 3–3 draw against Old Parks 2, while Leeds remain top of the group. In Group B, Panorama and Rush played out a goalless draw. In Group C, the Florida vs Old Parks fixture was postponed.

After three weeks of severe disruption caused by persistent rainfall and unplayable conditions, cup action finally resumed, although Round 1 remains postponed to a date yet to be confirmed.

Last night, four of the scheduled six fixtures were successfully completed.

In Division 1, Joburg City defeated Barcelona 6–0. Olympia marked their return to the RCLFA league with a narrow but entertaining 5–4 victory away at Randburg.

In Division 2, Leeds produced a an 11–2 win over Warriors, while Old Parks secured a solid 4–1 victory against Randburg.

Old Parks claimed their second Division 2 league title with a 5–3 victory over Florida, finishing the season on 37 points from 16 matches. Their campaign was built on consistency, with 12 wins, and a standout defensive record, conceding 11 fewer goals than any other team in the division.

Congratulations to Old Parks from the RCLFA League on a well-deserved title.

With the weather once again disrupting fixtures, Division 1 saw Joburg City finish strongly, beatingLenasia 9–2 and ending the season just one point behind champions Global United.

In Division 2, Old Parks secured the title after overcoming a recent dip in form that had allowed Leeds to close the gap. Their 5–3 victory over Florida confirmed the championship, putting them seven points clear, an unassailable lead even with Leeds holding two games in hand.

In the remaining fixture, Old Parks 2 delivered an emphatic performance, defeating Warriors 8–4.

Following their victory over GPMI last night, Global United FC completed their league campaign on 39 points, recording 12 wins, 3 draws, and just 1 defeat. They finish four points clear of Joburg City, who still have one game remaining.

This triumph marks Global United’s third Division 1 title, and their first since the 2023/24 season.

Congratulations to Global United FC from the league on a well-earned championship.

After widespread cancellations last week due to severe weather, conditions improved and most fixtures went ahead without disruption.

Division 1
A champion has been decided after a tightly contested, unpredictable season between Global United FC, Joburg City, and Highlands Park B, all of whom spent time at the top of the table. Global United secured the title, their third in Division 1, with a 4–1 victory over GPMI.

Elsewhere, Lenasia claimed a 2–0 win against Sundowners, while Joburg City moved into second place after defeating Rietvlei 4–2. Randburg FC kept themselves just ahead of Lenasia with a narrow 2–1 victory over Barcelona.

Division 2
Leeds missed the opportunity to close the gap on Old Parks after their fixture against Randburg was postponed. Florida held on to third place following a 2–2 draw with Panorama. Randfontein gained ground with a dominant 6–1 win over Old Parks. Warriors and Rush shared the points in a 1–1 draw.

In the only game played tonight, Gloval beat Rietvlei 4-0 and moved on top, now needing only 1 more win to claim their first league title since 2023/24