The DStv Diski Challenge league standings witnessed a shake-up this week as Kaizer Chiefs soared past Mamelodi Sundowns, seizing a higher position after a dominant victory against Golden Arrows. Meanwhile, Stellenbosch climbed to the pinnacle of the league table.
Seshego Stadium in Limpopo was the vibrant hub for DDC football action this week, playing host to a festival of exciting matches. Seshego recently earned PSL approval to host Betway Premiership games, officially becoming the home ground for Magesi FC's senior squad.
In a thrilling encounter at this newly approved venue, the Buccaneers triumphed over Magesi with a 3-1 scoreline. Siphamandla Msezana, the club's prolific goal-scorer, led the charge with a crucial brace, his two goals proving vital in securing the Buccaneers' victory.
Captain Mbekezeli Mbokazi sealed the win for Ezimnyama Ngenkani, adding another goal to their tally. This victory propelled Joseph Makhanya's team to 6th place in the league standings, accumulating 31 points. Conversely, Dikwena tša Meetse find themselves still in 11th position with 14 points after 18 games.
On the same day's fixtures, AmaZulu and Sekhukhune United battled to a goalless draw, while TS Galaxy's struggles continued as their winless streak stretched to six games following a 2-2 draw against Chippa, deepening concerns for the team.
CHIEFS BIG VICTORY OVER ARROWS
Sunday saw Kaizer Chiefs emphatically return to winning form, overpowering Golden Arrows with a resounding 4-0 victory after their previous defeat to Mamelodi Sundowns. Naledi Hlongwane's impressive brace, coupled with goals from Kabelo Nkgwetsa and Neo Bohloko, steered the Phefeni Glamour Boys to their 12th triumph of the season.
In other reserve league highlights, Stellenbosch FC secured a tight 1-0 victory against Polokwane City, a result that lifted them to the top spot in the reserve league rankings.
Richards Bay FC emerged victorious over Marumo Gallants with a 2-1 score, while SuperSport United and Cape Town City shared the spoils in a 2-2 draw. Sundowns, who previously led the league, were not in action this week, allowing for the shifts at the top of the table.
