This would mean that their nearest challengers BDF XI with 51 points from 25 games would finish second even if they win all their remaining five games. ECCO can get a maximum of 69 points while BDF XI can only reach 66. Legwatagwata said they will not be bothered by what happens to BDF XI in the two-horse race because their focus is to prepare for the remaining fixtures.
The two sides still have to meet on a date to be decided. "Our closest rivals might be BDF XI but our aim is to win games," Legwatagwata said. He added that his team stands a better chance of winning the league but he was quick to mention that anything can happen in football.