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Namibia: Unam in Driving Seat in Khomas
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New Era (Windhoek)
14 May 2008
Posted to the web 14 May 2008
Carlos Kambaekwa
Windhoek
Unam remain on course for promotion to the country's Southern Stream Division One League next season.
The students are sitting pretty on the summit with a massive 46 points from a possible 60 after 20 matches in the 12-team MTC Khomas Regional League - Namibia's third tier football league.
The students took a breather last weekend, but still enjoy a comfortable six-point lead with a game in hand over their closest challengers Arcadia.
Second placed Arcadia defeated Young Ones by 2 goals to 1 in last weekend's action while collecting three valuable points without shedding a drop of sweat in their scheduled match against Golden Rivers, following the Donkerhoek-based outfit's failure to show up for their league assignment.
In other action - Invincible's aspirations of a quick return to the Southern Stream Division One suffered a major blow after the Tauben Glen-based outfit's narrow defeat at the hands of Falcon.
Matches played in the MTC Khomas Region Division Two League
Saturday, 10/05/2008
Falcon 1 - 3 Windhoek United
Impala Chiefs 3 - 0 Red Fighters
Kingston United 5 - 2 Ongete United
Spoilers 1 - 2 Invincible
Young Ones 1 - 2 Arcadia
Sunday, 11/05/2008
Invincible 2 - 3 Falcon
Red Fighters 4 - 2 Kingston United
Windhoek United 1 - 0 Impala Chiefs
MTC Khomas Region Log Standings
P W L Diff Pts
Unam 20 14 2 30 46
Arcadia 21 11 3 18 40
Windhoek United 21 11 5 15 38
Spoilers 20 12 7 11 37
Falcon 21 9 8 1 31
Red Fighters 21 9 9 3 30
Young Ones 19 8 7 7 28
Invincible 14 7 5 7 23
Ongete United 20 5 11 -22 19
Golden Rivers 20 4 12 -19 16
Impala Chiefs 21 3 14 -18 13
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Kingston United 20 3 13 -33 13
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