PC Blue Boys, Young Brazilians crowned SSFD champions

REHOBOTH, 25 JUN  – The curtain came down on the Southern Stream First Division (SSFD) on Sunday, with PC Blue Boys being crowned Coastal Stream winners, while Young Brazilians were crowned the winners of the Inland Stream.
PC Blue Boys from Swakopmund and Young Brazilians from Karasburg will lock horns in a play-off match to determine the winner to be promoted to the Namibia Premier League for the 2018/19 season.
The play-off matches will be played on a home and away basis, with the first leg played the weekend of 30 June and the second leg over the weekend of 07 July.
Both teams collected the maximum of six points over the weekend, with Blue Boys defeating Western Spurs 2-0 on Saturday and beating Northern Stars 2-1 on Sunday in both matches played at the Kuisebmond Stadium in Walvis Bay.
Rookies Northern Stars were condemned to the Erongo Second Division after just one season in the SSFD.
Young Brazilians on the other hand hammered Ramblers 5-2 on Saturday and dispatch of Rebels 2-1 on Sunday in matches played at Karasburg.
Sport Klub Windhoek (SKW) were relegated from the Inland Stream and will compete in the Khomas Second Division next season after only one season in the SSFD.
In other matches played on Sunday in the Coastal Stream, Khomas NamPol defeated Spoilers 2-1, while Western Spurs defeated neighbours Flamingoes 2-1.
In the Inland Stream, Try Again thrashed Ramblers 4-0, while Windhoek United drew 2-2 with already relegated Ramblers.
The final Inland Stream log sees Young Brazilians on 23 points after 10 matches, followed by Windhoek United with 18 points in second spot.
Third place went to Rebels with 12, followed by Try Again also on 12 points, but with an inferior goal difference. Ramblers finished fifth with 11 points and relegated SKW in sixth with as many points.
Coastal Stream winners PC Blue Boys finished with 18 points, followed by Khomas NamPol on 16 points with Flamingoes in third on 14 points, with Spoilers in fourth on 13 points.
Western Spurs ended in fifth with 12 points, two more points than relegated Northern Stars.
(NAMPA)