The Herald (South Africa)

Busy schedule for Nodefa teams

- Mogan Segadavan

THERE are a flurry of matches in the Nodefa VW Community Trust Premier League over the next five days.

Starting this evening, outstandin­g fixtures are being played to complete the associatio­ns league programme ahead of the playoffs next week for a place in the SafaNMB SAB League.

Log-leaders Jamaican Stars had a disappoint­ing weekend last week when they lost to Manchester United and drew with Khayelitsh­a Stars. Maximum points from the matches would have seen them home.

Jamaican Stars play New City Stars in their final fixture on Sunday. The result of the match could be academic, as United could clinch the league title the previous day.

United trail Stars by two points, with two matches in hand. They play Imbabala Young Stars this evening, Golden Chiefs on Friday and Khayelitsh­a on Saturday.

Maximum points will hand United the title.

But defending champions Imbabala have an outside chance of beating both Jamaican Stars and United to the title, if they thump United tonight and Really Rangers on Sunday – and the two frontrunne­rs lose their matches.

At the bottom, Black Aces, Highland Spurs, Manchester Babes and City Style are locked in a relegation battle Tonight: 5.30pm Kabah United Brothers v Golden Chiefs, 7.10pm Man United v Imbabala Young Tomorrow: 6pm, Khayelitsh­a Stars v City Friends Friday: 6pm, Golden Chiefs v Man United Saturday: 11.15am, Black Aces v City Style, 1pm, Highland Spurs v Island City (SAB League), Manchester Babes v Golden Stars (Sasol Women’s League), 4.50pm, Stokes United v Highland Spurs. Sunday: 11am, Young Callies v City Friends, 1pm, Temptation­s v Golden Chiefs, 2.50pm, Man United v Khayelitsh­a Stars Sunday (Rugby Stadium): 11.15am, Manchester Babes v Kabah United Brothers, 1pm, Really Rangers v Imbabala Young Stars, 2.50pm, New City Stars v Jamaican Stars.

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