Golden Arrows v Durban City

Both teams will want to maintain their position in the top-eight as the league nears its close.

Durban City go into the contest in sixth position with all players in the squad extra motivated to impress with a Nedbank Cup final to look forward to.

Arrows sit eighth in the standings and face a fight on their hands if they want to hold onto that position with seven matches remaining.

Siwelele vs Amazulu

Amazulu are still aiming for a top-three finish but they have a task at hand when they travel to face Siwelele at the Dr Molemela Stadium in Bloemfontein.

Usuthu are fourth in the standings, only one point behind Kaizer Chiefs, although Amakhosi have played two matches less.

Siwelele though will prove a tough challenge, especially on their home turf, and are 10th on the log, only two points behind eighth-placed Arrows.

Sekhukhune United v Magesi FC

Magesi will need to pick up points quickly in the remainder of the campaign as they sit at the foot of the standings, but only a point behind relegation safety.

The home side sit fifth in the standings and a strong finish to the season could see them rise as high as third if they stitch some positive results together.

Chippa United v Polokwane City

Chippa will want to continue to move away from relegation danger when they host Polokwane at the Buffalo City Stadium in East London.

The Chilli Boys are five points ahead of the drop zone and will be looking for a strong finish to the season to ensure top-flight football next campaign.

Polokwane though will be no pushovers as they sit seventh in the league standings and have had a decent season.

Marumo Gallants v Orbit College

In what could be seen as a proper relegation battle, Gallants host Orbit College with plenty at stake.

Gallants sit 14th in the standings, only one point and a place ahead of Orbit, and this clash could go a long to determining to who avoids the dreaded drop into the lower division.

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