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Betway Premiership: Four games this weekend

This weekend's four-matches is going to be limited on, so for the teams, it is a chance to make inroads in the log. Meanwhile, for the strugglers near the bottom, it is time to change things around.

Betway prem action  Milford, Chippa. Picture: Supplied

There will be four games on the card this weekend in the Betway Premiership, with four SA teams in Confederation of African Football (CAF) action this weekend in continental action.

On Saturday, Chippa United will host Kruger United at 15h30 in East London.

Golden Arrows will also host a KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) Derby against Milford FC at the same time. Both sides will be desperate for points as the league season progresses.

Meanwhile, at 18h00, it will be Sekhukhune United v Marumo Gallants, with the latter rooted at the bottom and looking for their first win of the season.

On Sunday, Siwelele will do battle with Polokwane City at 15h30. The two sides will be desperate for points to boost their position on the log.

Milford FC is in fifth position in the log with three wins, three draws and two losses after eight games.

Sixth on the log is Sekhukhune United. They have three wins, two draws and two losses in seven matches.

Golden Arrows is in eighth spot. Chippa United is ninth. Both teams have played seven matches.

They have one win, five draws and one loss.
Polokwane City is sitting in 10th place on the log, having claimed one win, four draws and two defeats from their seven games.

Kruger United, meanwhile, are 13th, having won once, drawn once and lost five games in their seven outings.

In the meantime, Siwelele are still looking for their first win of the season, as they have drawn three and lost four from their seven outings so far.

Sitting dead last on the log are Marumo Gallants, who are yet to claim a win from their seven matches (two draws and five defeats).

This weekend's four matches are going to be limited. For the teams, it is a chance to make inroads in the log. Meanwhile, for the strugglers near the bottom, it is time to change things around.

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