Betway Premiership: Top eight and relegation battle heats up
The league action heats up this weekend with eight teams fighting for points on different sides of the table, as some target the top eight and others avoid the drop.

The former Kaizer Chiefs and Cape Town Spurs boss was in his second stint as technical director at the club, having returned to the role in December 2025.
His exit is part of a wider restructuring of the technical department following the recent exit of former head coach Sinethemba Badela.
Part of a club statement read: "Durban City FC confirms that Technical Director Ernst Middendorp has completed his short-term contract with the club, having fulfilled the specific mandate for which he was engaged.
"Middendorp rejoined Durban City FC on 15 December 2025. His brief focused on stabilising and strengthening the club's technical structures during a period of transition, and that mandate has now been brought to its planned conclusion.
"The club thanks Ernst Middendorp for his professionalism and commitment during his time with us and wishes him success in his future endeavours."
City are in sixth place on the Betway Premierrship standings with 28 points from 18 games. They are also in the quarter-finals of the Nedbank Cup.
Middendorp has thanked the club for the oportunity to work with City, following his departure.
He posted: "My time at Durban City FC has come to an end.
"I am grateful for the opportunity to contribute my experience and expertise to this successful journey. My focus was on strengthening the club's football structure, aligning recruitment and performance processes, and providing strategic clarity.
"A key part of my contribution as Technical Director was recruiting and shaping a well-balanced squad for the first PSL season. The focus was on combining experience and leadership with emerging talent, ensuring positional depth, tactical flexibility, and strong character within the group.
“I sincerely wish the club continued success in the remaining 12 PSL games and further progress in the Nedbank Cup.”