Two teams that reach the final will be promoted to the South African Football Association’s Women’s National League. The Safa League currently has 12 teams but will increase to 14 next year.

JVW also managed to reach the semi-finals despite the loss. They convincingly won their first match against Executive Ladies on Tuesday.

Ma Indies Captain Lebogang Ramalepe was won the Diski Queen of the match for her wonderful display in the midfield. Ramalepe, who is also a Banyana Banyana player, was over the moon.

Ma Indies from Limpopo caused an upset in the Sasol League National Play-offs, when they beat JVW 2-1 at Tsakane stadium in Ekurhuleni this afternoon.

In the wake of all the mayhem Cricket South Africa (CSA) find themselves engulfed in, Proteas title sponsor Standard Bank has confirmed that they will no longer renew their sponsorship with the embattled Mother body.

Maritzburg United defender Dan Morgan says their sole focus for the trip to Polokwane City on Sunday was to gain three points that restart their season following four Absa Premiership matches without victory.

Sundowns met Wydad in the semi-finals in the previous campaign. The 2017 champions Wydad knocked the 2016 champions Sundowns with a 2-1 aggregate score.

SAFA is estimated to have around 3.2 million members in all their 52 regions around the country and Mokoena also promises to have some packages for their members once they’re subscribed.

But it’s the proposed subscription fee of possibly R100 annually to the SAFA members which could prove to be a game changer according to Mokoena.

The South African Football Association (SAFA) is set to post a loss of R74million this weekend at their general meeting on Sunday.