Really Rangers shock log-leaders

REALLY Rangers provided the shock of the early season in the Nodefa VW Community Trust Premier League at the weekend when they held log- leaders Manchester United to a 2-2 draw at the Jabavu Stadium.

Rangers are 12th on the log with just four points.

Despite dropping points for the first time this season, United retain top spot on goal difference.

Stokes United, who are tied with United, thrashed Manchester Babes 5-2.

Jamaican Stars, who are the only other unbeaten team in the league, beat City Friends 2-0.

Defending champions Imbabala Young Stars thrashed struggling City Style 3-0 to move into joint fourth place.

Highland Spurs scored their second win of the season when they beat Golden Chiefs 1-0.

Results: Highland Spurs 1 Golden Chiefs 0, Imbabala Young Stars 3 City Style 0, Jamaican Stars 2 City Friends 0, Khayelitsha Stars 1 Black Aces 1, Manchester Babes 2 Stokes United 5, Manchester United 2 Really Rangers 2, New City Stars 2 Young Callies 3, Kabah United Brothers 2 Temptation 1

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THE Nafa season ended with a thrilling finale at the Gelvandale Stadium on Sunday with Glenville and Bloom Callies playing to a goalless draw.

The draw was enough for Glenville to retain the premier league trophy.

Just two months ago, Callies had a comfortable nine-point cushion.

Meanwhile, at the bottom of the log it was a sad day for soccer in Malabar when Shamrocks played their last premier league match, going down 3-1 to Westlake.

From a thriving league which operated as PE South and included teams like Glenville, Primrose, Stella and Woolhope Rialto, only Shamrocks and Ramblers remain. Both will play in the first division next year.

Newly crowned Mala Moodaley KO Cup champions Blackpool ended their season going down 1-0 to Ebenezer. - Mogan Segadavan