After donating league points to Moria Sweepers last weekend, Chippas United Ladies have a mountain to climb this weekend. They will host the pace setters, Maindis Ladies FC, in their Sasol Women's League match at the Tshifudi Stadium tomorrow.
Chippas were supposed to have played against Moria Sweepers at the Boyne Stadium on Sunday, but they arrived at the venue later than the scheduled 15:00 kickoff time, prompting the match officials to declare a walkover for Sweepers.
Maindis are currently leading the pack, while Chippas are perched down in the relegation zone. The Chippas' midfielders will have it tough against the vastly experienced strikers of Maindis, Maite Magoro, Ntombizodwa Nhlapo and the team's captain, Molepo "Maseven" Rapatsa.
Shayandima Morning Stars will also play in front of their home crowd. They will host Re Tla Dira Ladies at the Guvhukuvhu grounds tomorrow. Morning Stars must win the match to keep their title hopes alive.
The Stars from Shayandima will pin their hopes on Munei Nemuramba, Nthabiseng Matswi and Dolly Mnisi for goals.
Tshandama Young Stars will entertain Moria Sweepers at the Tshandama Grounds. The Young Stars' performance has been deteriorating over time.
Seven Stars Ladies will host Real Mighty Ladies at the Ga-Malekana grounds. The Raliphaswa-based side, Samba Girls, will travel to Botlokwa where they will lock horns with Botlokwa Ladies at the Sefene High School grounds. Although they will be playing at home, First Touch Academy will be lucky if by chance they manage to hold Kanatla Ladies to a draw. They will meet at the Ladana Grounds in Polokwane. Kanatla are one of the league title contenders, while Academy are fighting for survival.
The University of Limpopo will play against Mandebele Happy Fighters at the Oscar Mphethe Stadium in Turfloop. Sisters will host Mphanama Ladies at the Nwamitwa Grounds.