… The momentum had shifted to Ongos, but the pressure told as they dropped points in a goalless draw aghainst African Stars the following weekend, and with Gunners collecting maximum points with wins against Nust Babes (2-0) and VPower Angels (4-1), they had moved to within a point …
… VPower Angels also collected maximum points with a narrow 1-0 win over Desert Foxes, who are still searching for their first victory after 20 matches this season. …
… Established powerhouses like FC Ongos, Khomas Nampol and African Stars Queens have all dropped points in their opening matches, while young up and coming teams like Julinho Athletics, Windhoek City and VPower Angels have come to the fore. …
… In other matches, newly-promoted Mighty Angels stunned African Stars Queens with a 1-0 win, while VPower Angels, Mighty Gunners and Khomas Nampol also started off with comprehensive wins. …
The FNB Women Super League title race between defending champions Mighty Gunners and FC Ongos comes down to the final round, with Gunners holding a one-point lead. Gunners can clinch the title with a win against Windhoek City on Saturday, while FC Ongos must win their match against Julinho Athletic Ladies and hope Gunners slip up.
The FNB Women Super League title race between defending champions Mighty Gunners and FC Ongos comes down to the final round, with Gunners holding a one-point lead. Gunners can clinch the title with a win against Windhoek City on Saturday, while FC Ongos must win their match against Julinho Athletic Ladies and hope Gunners slip up.
Hesron Kapanga Women's Super League leaders Ongos FC drew 0-0 with Unam Bokkies on Saturday, relinquishing first place with two matches remaining. The result allowed title rivals Mighty Gunners to move to the top of the table.
FC Ongos extended its lead over defending champion Mighty Gunners to three points after winning two matches over the weekend, while Gunners drew with Arrows Ladies. With five rounds remaining, FC Ongos leads on 44 points, three ahead of Gunners, and 10 ahead of third-place Unam Bokkies.
Athletics, rugby, football and tennis feature in weekend sporting action, with the Namibia Senior Track & Field Championships taking place at Windhoek's Independence Stadium on Friday and Saturday, the Namibia Rugby Premier League continuing with matches throughout Namibia, and the finals of the ITF J30 u18 tennis championships at the Central Tennis Courts.
Namibia's sport calendar is filled with Namibia Premier Football League matches nearing conclusion with crucial title and relegation battles, 50-over cricket semifinals and final, and matches in indoor hockey and volleyball across multiple venues throughout the country.
Established powerhouses like FC Ongos, Khomas Nampol and African Stars Queens have dropped points early on, while young emerging teams including Windhoek City, Julinho Athletics and VPower Angels have made strong starts. Windhoek City's 2-0 upset victory over Khomas Nampol exemplifies the competitive nature of this season's league, attributed partly to FNB's sponsorship attracting more players and creating movement between teams.