For another week, all fixtures went ahead smoothly without any interruptions from weather or the returning load-shedding, allowing teams to showcase their best performances.

Division 1: Home Dominance Continues

All home teams emerged victorious in this round. Joburg City maintained their position at the top with an emphatic 7-3 victory over Flying Eagles. Just behind them, Sundowners edged out Sundowners 2 in a thrilling 4-3 derby. Meanwhile, Global climbed to fourth place after a solid 2-0 win against Randburg.

Division 2: Leeds and Old Parks Maintain 100% Records

Both Leeds and Old Parks extended their perfect starts to the season, making it six wins in six games. Leeds defeated Rietvlei 4-2, while Old Parks secured a 5-2 victory over Rush. Lenasia further strengthened their grip on third place with a commanding 5-1 win against GPMI.

Division 3: Old Parks 2 Take the Lead

In Division 3, Old Parks 2 climbed to the top of the table after a narrow 2-1 win against Florida. Randfontein moved up to second place with a dominant 6-0 victory over Randburg. In the final game of the day, Sandton Warriors defeated Panorama 3-1 to round off an exciting weekend of football.

Division 1

The league table has split into two distinct halves, with the top three teams continuing their dominance. Joburg City edged out Global with a 2-1 victory, while Sundowners delivered a statement performance, beating Flying Eagles 8-0. Meanwhile, Sundowners 2 put on an attacking display, overcoming Randburg 6-3. These results have widened the gap between the top and bottom halves of the table to eight points.

Division 2

Leeds maintained their perfect start to the season, securing a 2-0 win over Lenasia to make it five wins from five. Old Parks also preserved their 100% record, despite having played one game fewer, after an emphatic 6-3 victory against Rietvlei. In the only other fixture, Rush and GPMI shared the points in a 2-2 draw.

Division 3

Florida stayed at the summit after a 6-0 win over Randburg. Old Parks 2 battled to a thrilling 3-3 draw against Sandton Warriors, while Randfontein kept up the pressure on the leaders with a narrow 1-0 victory over Panorama.

For the first time this year, the persistent bad weather relented, allowing all scheduled matches to proceed uninterrupted.

In Division 1, Joburg City showcased their dominance with a commanding 5-2 victory over Randburg, solidifying their position at the top of the table with 10 points. Defending champions Sundowners remain close behind on 9 points after a narrow 1-0 win against Global. Sundowners 2 beat Flying Eagles in the last game.

In Division 2, Leeds extended their perfect start to the season, maintaining their 100% winning record with an impressive 6-3 away victory over Rush FC. Old Parks are hot on their heels, boasting three wins from three matches, including a 7-1 win over GPMI. Lenasia completes the top three after a solid 2-0 win over Rietvlei.

Meanwhile, in Division 3, Florida held on to their lead despite a 1-1 draw with Panorama. Warriors missed the chance to close the gap, settling for a thrilling 3-3 draw with Randfontein. In another standout performance, Old Parks 2 climbed to third place with a 6-1 win over Randburg.

The weather has wreaked havoc on the schedules, with the 2025 season kicking off under challenging circumstances. Over the past two rounds, only two games have gone ahead as planned, leaving teams eagerly awaiting normalcy. The postponed matches have been rescheduled, with catch-up games set for January 29 and February 26.

In the limited action so far, Sundowners delivered a strong performance in Division 1, defeating Randburg 2-0. Meanwhile, Randfontein impressed in Division 3 with an emphatic 4-1 victory over Florida.

Here’s hoping for clearer skies and a return to regular programming next week!

The committee has decided that in light of the fact

1. Most fields are still closed this week and only open next
2. Heavy rainfall resulting in waterlogged fields

NO MATCHES will commence this week and ALL fixtures for the 8th Jan will be pushed out to the 29th Jan and will reflect on the fixture timetable as such. The ref convener will be alerted. The 2025 season will now officially start next week, 15 Jan, you can begin to prepare for that now instead.

Thank you

The unpredictable weather wreaked havoc across the fields, resulting in only a handful of matches being completed.

Division 1 saw two unexpected outcomes: Sundowners 2 defeated Global 3-1, while Joburg City stunned Sundowners with a 3-1 win. This game propelled Joburg City to the top of the division standings.

In Division 2, Rietvlei and Rush splitted the points, while Old Parks secured a 3-1 win over Lenasia, claiming the top spot in the division.

Meanwhile, in Division 3, Florida edged out Warriors 4-2, climbing to the summit of the league table.

In Division 1, Flying Eagles and Joburg City shared a point after the game was suspended due to lack of power. Sundowners FC, however, rebounded strongly from last week’s defeat, securing a solid 2-0 victory over Sundowners 2.

Division 2 saw Lenasia deliver a dominant performance, beating GPMI 8-0. Leeds and Old Parks both won their first games, with Leeds edging Rietvlei 3-2 and Old Parks beating Rush FC 3-0.

In Division 3, Warriors continued their impressive run of form, overpowering Panorama 5-2. The other matches were closely contested draws: Randfontein and Randburg finished level at 2-2, while Florida and Old Parks 2 played out an exhilarating 4-4 stalemate.

The Summer League is finally underway, bringing an exciting kickoff to the season!

In Division 1, reigning champions Sundowners fell to former champions Global in a nail-biting 1-0 showdown. Elsewhere, Joburg City edged past Randburg in a thrilling 4-3 encounter, while Sundowners 2 overcame the newly promoted Flying Eagles with a 3-2 victory.

Division 2 was hit by uncooperative weather, limiting the action to a single game as Lenasia and new contenders Rietvlei played to a balanced 2-2 draw. The remaining two matches have been rescheduled for December 4th due to pitch availability.

Division 3 saw visiting teams dominate, as Florida clinched a narrow 1-0 win over Panorama in a game briefly interrupted by lightning. Randburg beat Old Parks 2 with an impressive 7-1 victory, and Warriors secured a solid 4-2 win on the road against Randfontein.

With winter finally behind us, it’s time to kick off the Summer League!

This year, 18 teams will compete across three divisions of six teams each. Each team will play ten matches, with every game counting toward division standings and eventual league titles.

To accommodate scheduling needs and ensure fair play, we’ve introduced a “catch-up” round every three rounds, allowing teams to complete any missed games. This round helps manage field availability issues and ensures that no team faces a double-header this season.

Once league play concludes, the Champions League Cup makes its long-awaited return after a winter hiatus. Teams will be divided into two groups of three, with each team playing both home and away fixtures. The top two teams from each group will advance to the semifinals, leading to an intense final showdown. Depending on their performance, teams will compete in a minimum of four and a maximum of six matches for the cup title.

Good luck to everyone!

Please check the updated rules here

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After an exhilarating league finish that required an extra day of catch-up games, Highlands Park defeated Old Parks and secured the top spot in the final round, finishing just 1 point ahead of Leeds (28 vs. 27 points).

Congratulations on winning Division 2!