Royal Eagles and Tshakhuma – the teams that finished second and third, respectively, in the National First Division – will square off in the first of six promotion/relegation playoff matches on Wednesday.

Following Liverpool’s heroics in the UEFA Champions League after beating Barcelona 4-0, it’s only fitting that we commemorate the last time The Reds walked away with a famous victory against the Catalans.
 

No less than three African forwards are in the running to win the 2018/19 Premier League Golden Boot (top scorer’s award) when the season wraps up with 10 simultaneous matches on Sunday 12 May 2019.

Mamelodi Sundowns have the inside lane to Absa Premiership title glory, with the final round of matches in the 2018/19 season to be played across South Africa on Saturday, 11 May.

The meeting of Orlando Pirates and Cape Town City is set to be the crunch match in Round 29 of the 2018/19 Absa Premiership season, with seven of the eight matches to be played on the afternoon of Saturday 4 May.

Liverpool will be looking to put the pressure on Manchester City when the penultimate round of the 2018/19 Premier League season is played this coming weekend, 3-6 May.

The Buccaneers will be battled all the way to finish line by Mamelodi Sundowns who are just three points adrift of the Sea Robbers with a game in hand while Bidvest Wits are hanging on by a thread three points further back.

Liverpool will have the chance to regain control of the title race when they welcome already-relegated Huddersfield Town to Anfield on Friday.
 

The race for the title and the relegation dog fight will get tangled up in a midweek set of Absa Premiership fixtures on 23-24 April 2019.

Free State Stars will travel to Thembisa to take on an in-form Highlands Park outfit with Ea Lla Koto in desperate need of maximum points in their quest to escape the dreaded relegation zone.