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ABC Motsepe League National Playoffs kick off – South African Football Association

1 July 2025 – The ABC Motsepe League National Playoffs have kicked off at the Giant Stadium in Soshanguve, Pretoria. The competition follows a group stage format, utilizing a point-based system to determine progression to another phase of the playoffs. Each day features three scheduled fixtures. But due to unforeseen delays on the opening day

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1 July 2025 – The ABC Motsepe League National Playoffs have kicked off at the Giant Stadium in Soshanguve, Pretoria.

The competition follows a group stage format, utilizing a point-based system to determine progression to another phase of the playoffs. Each day features three scheduled fixtures. But due to unforeseen delays on the opening day of the playoff games, the matches started at 12:00, instead of the actual time, which is 09:00, leading to only two matches being played on the opening day of the playoffs.

Below are the featured fixtures and results from Match Day 1 of the ABC Motsepe League National Playoffs, which was scheduled on 1 July 2025.

Group A
Match day 1 (Fixture 1)
Kakamas Juventus FC ( Northern Cape) VS Themes FC (Northwest)
Results: Kakamas Juventus 1- 2 Themes FC
Goal Scorer: Kamva Qambela – Marcel Jonosky, Curtley Napier

Match day 1 (Fixture 2)
Zizwe United (Eastern Cape) VS Midland Wanderers FC (KZN)
Results: Zizwe United 1- 1 Midland Wanderers
Goals Scored: Manelisis Ralasi – Nkosivumile Zulu

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