Battle of gaffers as First Division kicks off

Friday, September 12, 2025 | 70 Views |

The much-anticipated First Division South League could turn out to be one of the most competitive if the current crop of coaches is anything to go by.

The league kicks off tomorrow with two mouth-watering encounters that feature four former Premier League sides. Currently, the league houses five ex-elite league sides in Union Flamengo Santos, Notwane, Security Systems, Prisons XI and Holy Ghost.

Young Stars also previously qualified for the Premier League football although they sold their status before kicking a ball. Interestingly, the league is currently decorated with highly recognised coaches locally.

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