The NFD league is becoming more and more competitive from both the summit and the basement of the log. Only 3 matches left (except for Baroka who still have one game in hand against Thanda Royal Zulu ) and it’s still not clear who will win the league, go to the playoffs or get the
NFD Weekend Action Alert.
With just 4 weekends of NFD action left, it’s still not clear who will be crowned the champions. On top of the log is Highlands Park (52pts) and this weekend the Lions of The North will go south to FC Cape Town (29pts) for a quest for 3 point in NNK Rugby Stadium. Baroka FC
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Mbombela United’s promotional chances where compromised when the Dube Birds stunned Tingwenyama with 1 -0 defeat in a pcked KaNyamazane Stadium. Though Mbombela United dominated on ball position and created numerous chances than the visitors, it was Swallows’ Edwin Sitayitayi’s first half goal which made the difference for the day. Though Mbombela kept pilling intense
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On Saturday 23 April Mbombela United will play against Moroka Swallows for the third time in the history of both clubs. The last two meetings where during the 2014 Nedbank last 32 and ealier last year in the first leg of the NFD League. In Dobsonvile last year, Mbombela United recorded their first win of
Match Build Up: Mbombela Welcomes Mthatha Bucks
Bucks will come to Mpumalanga with hopes of turning their fortunes in a desperate move to crawl out of the relegation zone but Mbombela are eager to give Bucks’ new coach Velile Eddie Dyaloyi a baptism of fire in his first NFD game Tingwenyama welcomes Mthatha Bucks to the slaughter house, Kanyamazane Stadium on Sunday
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