DStv premiership relegation battle.


 

DStv Premiership will return to action on weekend as teams at relegation zone are looking to retain their statuses at top division next season. 


Mathematically it’s unclear which team will play in the GladAfrica championship next season even though Baroka are sitting in 16th position.


There’s no much difference in points between Chippa United, Maritzburg United, TS Galaxy, Swallows FC and Baroka with five matches to go before the end of the season. 


On Saturday, TS Galaxy will meet Maritzburg United at Mbobela Stadium. The two teams have one point difference, however the stalemate will not be enough for both teams as they look to get out of relegation zone. 


The bottom two Swallows FC and Baroka will have to battle out at Dobsonville Stadium on Sunday, afternoon. A draw will not change the log standing between the two clubs. Swallows are ahead of Baroka with two points. 




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