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    Makana LFA First Division heating up nicely

    Rod AmnerBy Rod AmnerJuly 20, 2022Updated:July 20, 2022No Comments1 Min Read
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    Jacaranda Academy in maroon against Young Stars in green and yellow.

    By CHRIS TOTOBELA

    Makana LFA First Division games continued last Saturday, with some very interesting results.

    New Stream A log leaders Sophia Stars played out to a three-all draw with strugglers Santos FC while Maru academy defeated Young Ones with two unanswered goals. Jacaranda Academy suffered another defeat at the hands of Young Stars when they lost 0-3, while African Spears brought Black Stars down to earth with a narrow one-goal victory and gave them something to think about.

    Stream B log leaders Golden Eagles narrowly overcame Vukani Anchors 5-4, Rieby United and Eagles drew 2-2, while Golden brothers edged out Seven Stars 4-3. In the battle of Stream B, strugglers Leceister City thrashed Rising Stars by seven goals to two.

    There were no games on Sunday as the LFA hosted a coaching workshop for all local coaches. The battle for promotion is heating up nicely, and football lovers will soon find out who will gain promotion to the premier league.

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