A decision has been made about the outstanding matches that could no longer fit into the calendar. The league allowed several extra weeks for these games to be played, but we reached the point where further delays would push back the start of the Summer League too much.

Winter League 2026

The following matches have been recorded as 0–0 draws:

• Sundowners vs Global United
• Old Parks vs Highlands Park B

One match remains: Barcelona FC vs Global United, scheduled for 7 October. If Global United win, they will be crowned champions. Any other result will give the title to Highlands Park B.

Because Global United and Barcelona will play this postponed match during Round 1 of the Summer League, these two Round 1 fixtures have been postponed to 4 November:

• Amigos FC vs Global United
• Barcelona vs Flying Eagles

All other Round 1 fixtures are confirmed.

With the Winter League coming to an end, and only Division 1 still in action, the start date for the 2026/27 Summer League has been announced: 7 October.

The schedule includes a catch-up week after every four rounds:

• October: Matches on 7, 14, 21 and 28
• 4 November: Catch-up week
• November and December: Matches on 11, 18 and 25 November, and 2 December
• 9 December: Catch-up week
• January and February: Matches on 13, 20 and 27 January, and 3 February
• 10 February: Catch-up week
• 17 and 24 February: Matches

With just two leagues of eight teams, we expect the season to finish by late February or early March. The usual Vets Champions League will follow.

Please find attached the downloadable calendars:

Only Division 1 is still in action, and the title race remains undecided.

Global United moved within one point of Highlands Park B after beating Old Parks 4–1. Global have one game in hand, with two matches left to play. In the other match, Barcelona beat Olympia to strengthen their hold on fourth place.

Lenasia capped a splendid season by winning the Division 2 title with eight wins and just one defeat in 10 matches.

Congratulations from the league.

With Division 1 the only league continuing for the rest of the month, Divisions 2 and 3 have concluded their seasons. Lenasia Old Boys won Division 2 for the second time, having previously lifted the Summer League title in 2023/24.

Results of the night:

In Division 1, Global United kept the pressure on Highlands Park B with a 2-1 win over Joburg City, ending Joburg City’s chances of finishing first. Highlands Park B responded with a 5-2 victory, remaining four points ahead of Global, who have played two more games.

In Division 2, Lenasia Old Boys beat Rietvlei 1-0 to finish top of the league. Congratulations to LOB.

In Division 3, Panorama’s match against Rush FC was suspended following a serious player injury. The teams agreed to share the points.

The leagues are approaching their conclusion. Old Parks 2 have already been crowned Division 3 champions, while Lenasia need just one point from their final match to secure the Division 2 title.

Let’s start with this week’s results.

In Division 1, Global United had the weekend off, but Highlands Park B could not take full advantage, drawing 2-2 at home to Sundowners. Joburg City were also held to a 2-2 draw by Olympia, leaving Global United in second place, four points behind the leaders but with two games in hand. Elsewhere, Barcelona beat Old Parks 1 3-2.

In Division 2, Lenasia took a huge step towards the title with a 4-0 win over Flying Eagles, while Leeds suffered a 3-0 defeat away to Rietvlei. With one game remaining, Lenasia are three points clear. However, Leeds hold the superior head-to-head record, meaning they could still win the league if Lenasia lose their final match and Leeds win theirs. In the other match, Amigos FC beat Florida 6-2.

In Division 3, the top three positions are now confirmed. Old Parks 2, who beat Randburg 4-0, finish as champions. Warriors secured second place after a 5-0 win over Rush, while Panorama sealed third with a 3-2 victory over Olympia.

Old Parks 2 have won their first Division 3 championship after beating Rush to claim their eighth victory in nine matches.

Congratulations from the League on this excellent achievement.

The leagues are approaching their conclusion, and we now have our first champion. Old Parks 2 have secured their first Division 3 title.

In Division 1, Highlands Park B strengthened their title hopes with a 4-2 win over close rivals Joburg City. Global United, who have recovered strongly from a slow start to the season, beat Olympia 4-3 and remain three points behind Highlands Park B with a game in hand. Old Parks stayed fourth after a 4-2 victory over Sundowners.

In Division 2, Lenasia and Leeds remain locked in a tight title race. Lenasia beat Amigos 2-1, while Leeds defeated Florida 4-1. The two sides are level on points with two games remaining. Rietvlei held on to fourth place after beating Flying Eagles.

In Division 3, Old Parks 2 extended their unbeaten run with a 2-0 win over Rush, sealing the league title with one game still to play. Warriors fought until the end and, with 21 points, have opened a sizeable gap over the remaining four teams. Randburg picked up only their second win of the season, beating Olympia 4-0.

The Winter Leagues are entering their final month, with all three divisions still undecided. A first league title is now within reach for one side, while the other races remain tightly contested.

In Division 1, the title looks set to be decided between the three teams separated by just three points. Highlands Park B strengthened their position with an 8-2 win over Olympia, remaining two points ahead of Joburg City, who beat Old Parks 2-0, and three ahead of Global United after their 1-0 victory over Barcelona. Both Joburg City and Global United have a game in hand.

In Division 2, the Lenasia versus Rietvlei match was postponed until September. Leeds took full advantage, beating Amigos to draw level with Lenasia on 16 points from seven games. Florida moved into fourth place after a 2-1 win over Flying Eagles.

In Division 3, Old Parks 2 were awarded three points after Olympia 2 forfeited their fixture, moving them within three points of a first league title. Sandton Warriors kept their hopes alive with a 5-1 win over Randburg, although their chances of catching the leaders are becoming increasingly slim.

In Division 1, Global United beat Highlands 2-0, climbing to third place and moving to within just three points of Highlands Park B, with a game in hand. In the other fixture, Old Parks also moved up the table, climbing to fourth after a 1-0 win over Olympia.

In Division 2, the big clash between the top two sides, Lenasia and Leeds, ended in a 2-2 draw. The result keeps Lenasia top of the table, although they have played one game more. Rietvlei moved up to third after a 3-1 victory over Florida.

In Division 3, with only three games left to play, Old Parks 2 are now in pole position to win the league after beating Panorama 6-2. Sandton Warriors kept the pressure on with a 2-1 win over Olympia, but Old Parks 2 still hold a four-point lead at the top. Rush moved up to fourth after beating Randburg 4-2.