Second placed Buffaloes are only five points behind Prisons and a win for Dinare would see them close in on The Warders.
Buffaloes have been on a free scoring spree, while Prisons XI narrowly beat Masitaoka 1-0 in their last match. The sides cannot afford to take each other for granted as the pace setters boast a good home record this season, while the visitors' new found confidence should be a concern to their opponents. Letlapeng are looking to stop Jwaneng Comets on their tracks after the former Premier League side's recent good form, which saw them win two games in a row and move four places from the bottom. Despite moving from the bottom, Comets are not yet safe from relegation ,but are not entirely out of the title race if they continue collecting points. Young Strikers who seem to have stepped off the pedal face relegation haunted Modipane United. The two are out to improve their precarious position on the log.
MU have been able to force two consecutive draws in the last two weekend and they are now looking to go the extra mile, but their opponents still harbour promotion ambitions and are looking to close for Christmas on a high note. On Sunday, Security Systems look to re-ignite their early magic following a series of draws, which have seen them surrender second spot to Buffaloes. Although it would be suicidal to undermine bottom of the log Mathaithai who are desperate for points, Systems need to use this game to return to their winning ways. Strugglers Masitaoka and Black Peril hope for divine intervention as their struggles continue.
