Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila 0-5 JDR Stars
JDR Stars moved up to third on the Motsepe Foundation Championship table after thrashing Tshakhuma Tsha Mdzivhandila 5-0 on Sunday afternoon at Thohoyandou Stadium.
Ishmael Wadi gave Stars an early lead, Lemohang Maseko doubled their lead just before the interval and Prince Nxumalo put the game to bed on 66 minutes.
The Hammerboyz ran riot as an own goal by Luvolwethu Mpeta got them their fourth goal on 73 minutes and Tumi Ngwepe put the icing on the cake with 11 minutes remaining.
Stars are three points off the top of the table with 27 points while TTM have dropped down to 11th.
Cape Town Spurs 1-0 Magesi
Cape Town Spurs grabbed fourth spot on the log after a narrow 1-0 win over Magesi on Sunday afternoon at Athlone Stadium.
After a goalless first stanza, Jarrod Moroole broke the deadlock for Spurs just before the hour-mark and that was enough to secure all the three points.
Shaun Bartlett's charges moved up to within three points of table-toppers Polokwane City while Magesi dropped down to ninth.
Platinum City Rovers 0-1 Venda Football Academy
Venda Football Academy moved off the foot of the table after a last-gasp 1-0 win over Platinum City Rovers on Sunday afternoon at Olen Park Stadium.
The sides could not be separated in the first stanza and the game took a dramatic turn in the tail end after City Rovers were reduced to ten men after one of their players got a second yellow card and was sent off.
VFA took full advantage, as Rhulani Manzini found the winner in stoppage time.
Venda moved up to 13th on the table, just a place below City Rovers, with both sides tied on 15 points.
Baroka FC 3-1 Polokwane City
Polokwane City held on to top spot by virtue of goal difference despite a heavy 3-1 defeat to Baroka on Saturday afternoon in the Limpopo derby at Global Stadium.
Baroka goalkeeper Oscarine Masuluke broke the deadlock just before the half-time break from the penalty spot and Polokwane pulled a goal back just after the hour-mark.
Sekela Sithole restored the lead for Bakgaga almost immediately from the restart and Junior sealed the deal with ten minutes to go.
Rise and Shine remained top with a superior goal difference over Casric Stars, as both sides are tied on 30 points while Baroka climbed up to tenth on the table.
University of Pretoria 0-3 Pretoria Callies
University of Pretoria lost their fourth game in five outings after a 3-0 drubbing by Pretoria Callies in the Tshwane derby on Saturday afternoon.
The Romans continued their revival, as conversely, they won their fourth game in their last five matches.
AmaTuks dropped down to eighth on the log while Callies moved up to 14th.
NB La Masia 1-2 All Stars
In-form All Stars won their fourth game in five matches after edging NB La Masia 2-1 on Saturday afternoon at Wits Football Stadium.
Sabelo Nyembe opened the scoring for All Stars on 19 minutes, doubled their lead with nine minutes left of the first stanza and completed his brace in the process.
Faud Johnson reduced the deficit for La Masia with 18 minutes to go but Umlilo held on to all the three points.
All Stars settled for fifth spot on the log while La Masia dropped down to second-from-bottom.
Black Leopards 1-2 Uthongathi
Uthongathi won their first game in five matches after edging Black Leopards 2-1 on Saturday afternoon at Malamulele Stadium.
Tshepo Liphoka broke the deadlock for Uthongathi just before the half-hour mark and Bokang Mokwena doubled their lead with seven minutes to go.
Tiklas Thutlwa pulled a goal back for Lidoda Duvha in the dying minutes but that was not enough to prevent defeat.
The Cane Cutters jumped up to seventh on the standings while Leopards fell down to the bottom of the log.
Hungry Lions 0-0 Casric Stars
Casric Stars missed the chance to go top of the table after they were held to a goalless draw by Hungry Lions on Saturday afternoon at Windhoek Draught Park Stadium.
Stars settled for second spot on the log, equal on points with leaders Polokwane City but with a slightly lesser goal difference while Lions dropped down to sixth.
