SAFA National Women’s League Wrap 15 May 2021

Kgalebane Mohlakoana netted a hat-trick for Bloemfontein Celtic against Thunderbirds Ladies at Siwelele Park Stadium.

Saturday, 15 May 2021
Bloemfontein Celtic 3-1 Thunderbirds Ladies, Siwelele Park Stadium
Kgalebane Mohlakoana opened the scoring for the hosts. Kgalebane Mohlakoana increased the lead for the hosts. The home side went into the halftime break leading by 2-0. Siphelele Dlalo reduced the deficit for the visitors. Kgalebane Mohlakoana completed her hat-trick through the penalty spot and also sealed the win for the hosts. Two goals were scored on the second half.

Tsunami Queens 1-1 Richmond United, Itabazwe Sports Complex
Nthabiseng Majiya opened the scoring for the visitors. Pulane Maphalala levelled matters for the visitors. Both goals were scored on the first half.

University of Johannesburg 1-1 Ma-Indies Ladies, UJ Stadium
Precocious Mataloboga own goal opened the scoring for the visitors. Keolebohile Putu levelled matters for the hosts on the second half.

University of Western Cape 3-1 JVW, UWC Stadium
Tiffany Kortjie opened the scoring for the host. Mpumi Nyandeni levelled matters for the visitors. Both sides went into the halftime break levelled at 1-1 scoreline. Fikile Magama restored the lead for the hosts. Fikile Magama completed her brace and also sealed the win for the host. With this match result, JVW suffered their first defeat this season.

Coal City Wizards 5-0 Golden Ladies, Puma Rugby Stadium.
Makgotso Lepota opened the scoring for the host. Nelisiwe Mchunu increased the lead for the host. Nokukhanya Zide extended the lead for the host. The home side went into the halftime break leading by 3-0. Nokukhanya Zide completed her brace and also further extended the lead for the hosts. Nelly Gamede sealed the win for the hosts through the penalty spot. With this match result, Coal City Wizards registered their first victory this season.

Durban Ladies 0-4 First Touch, Chatsworth Stadium
Khomotso Sekele opened the scoring for the visitors. Mokgomotsi Ramothwe increased the lead for the visitors. The away side went into the halftime break leading by 2-0. Jeanet Fisher extended the lead for the visitors. Maureen Morudi sealed the win for the visitors. Two goals were also scored on the second half.