The Herald (South Africa)

Masters battle for league glory

- Mogan Segadavan segadavanm@timesmedia.co.za

WITH Ama-unit’s seven point lead, the battle for second position in the Nelson Mandela Bay Masters Football Associatio­n should intensify this weekend, with all teams playing a double header starting tomorrow.

Although the log leaders had to work hard for their 3-2 win over struggling Gqebera last week, they will expect to win their matches against PE Eleven tomorrow and Young Pirates on Sunday.

However, the match against Pirates may not be that easy after their resounding 4-0 win over Zwide Masters.

Volkswagen, second on the log, play Winners and Eberspache­r.

Neither will be easy – Winners are seventh while Eberspache­r thrashed New Brighton 5-1 last week.

Eleven Attackers, who trail Volkswagen by one point, will expect to win both their matches comfortabl­y.

They play Soweto and Gqebera, both in the second half of the log.

PE All Stars, the only other team in with a chance of challengin­g for the league title, play Gqebera and Winners.

Winners are just outside the chasing pack.

Fixtures:

Tomorrow: Winners v Volkswagen, Veeplaas v Young Pirates, Ama-units v PE Eleven, Eberspache­r v Zwide, Gqebera v PE All Stars, Sparks v New Brighton, Eleven Attackers v Soweto, Steve Tshwete Villagers v Joe Slovo. Sunday: PE Eleven v Zwide, Eberspache­r v Volkswagen, Ama-units v Young Pirates, PE All Stars v Winners, New Brighton v Joe Slovo, Veeplaas v Steve Tshwete Villagers, Soweto v Sparks, Gqebera v Eleven Attackers.

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