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Goals from Gabriel Amato and Kayden Francis secure all three points for City in Rustenburg! pic.twitter.com/Xw8a2xz1yA
β Cape Town City FC (@CapeTownCityFC) October 23, 2026
Dikwena Tsa Meetse triumphed over Gomora United with a score of 2-1 at Seshego Stadium, marking their seventh win of the season. Coach Kabelo Sibiyaβs squad maintains the top position in the standings with 20 points and remains the only undefeated team this season.
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A full-throttle performance from start to finish! Magesi FC secures a 2β1 victory at home! π₯
The points are in the bag. The engine keeps running!
WE KEEP RACING! ποΈπ¨ pic.twitter.com/cWCtjZBdg2
β Magesi Football Club (@Magesi_FC) October 24, 2026
Cape Town City, meanwhile, climbed to second place with 17 points after a narrow 2-1 win against Orbit College at Olympia Park Stadium.
Orbit College continues to face challenges this season, currently sitting in 14th place with only three points, having managed to earn these through three draws without securing a win.
Real Native, who began the weekend in second place, dropped points after a 1-1 draw with Highbury at Solomon Mahlangu Stadium. This result saw Native fall to third place with 16 points, one point behind Cape Town City.
In other matches, Upington City achieved a slim 1-0 win over Midlands Wanderers at Sugar Ray Xulu Stadium, while Hope FC also secured a 1-0 victory against The Bees.
Hungry Lions gained maximum points with a 1-0 triumph over Venda FC, and Lerumo Lions celebrated one of the most significant victories of the weekend, defeating Leicesterford City 3-0.
The final match of matchday eight showcased a showdown between two university teams, with North-West University edging out the University of Pretoria 2-1 at the NWU Fanie du Toit Sports Ground.
As we move past eight matchdays, Magesi continues to lead the charge at the top of the Motsepe Foundation Championship, while Cape Town Cityβs recent victory solidifies their status as one of the key contenders.