2025–26 SAFA Second Division
Season | 2025–26 |
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← 2024–25 2026–27 → |
The 2025–26 SAFA Second Division (known as the ABC Motsepe League for sponsorship reasons)[1] will be the 28th season of the SAFA Second Division, the third tier for South African association football clubs, since its establishment in 1998. Due to the size of South Africa, the competition was split into nine divisions, one for each region. After the league stage of the regional competition is completed, the nine winning teams of each regional division will enter the playoffs.[2]
The competition is administered by the South African Football Association.
Teams
The list may be inaccurate due to no knowledge of promotion and relegation but it will be updated as time goes by.
Eastern Cape
- Amaxesibe F.C.
- Bush Bucks F.C.
- Bush Pirates F.C.
- Camdeboo Football Academy Development
- Emi F.C.
- FC Buffalo City Relatives
- FC Siyanda
- G-Millionaires F.C.
- Gqeberha United F.C.
- Matta Milan F.C.
- Mayaya F.C.
- Mighty Eagles F.C.
- Seven Stars F.C. (Eastern Cape)
- Sinenkani F.C.
Free State
- BFN Young Tigers F.C.
- Central University of Free State F.C.
- D'General F.C.
- Dikgosi F.C.
- Free State United F.C.
- Kovsies F.C.
- Mangaung City F.C.
- Mangaung Unite F.C.
- Mathaithai F.C.
- Motsomotle F.C.
- Mountain Eagles F.C.
- Remember Elite Soccer Academy
- Sibanye Golden Stars F.C.
- Super Eagles F.C.
Gauteng
- African All Stars F.C.
- Dube Continental F.C.
- Eersterus Rams F.C.
- Free Agents F.C.
- Jomo Cosmos F.C.
- M Tigers F.C.
- Mike-1-Stars F.C.
- NB La Masia F.C.
- Pele Pele F.C.
- Ssu M-17 F.C.
- Tembisa Hollywood Thunder F.C.
- Tshwane South College F.C.
- University of Johannesburg F.C.
- Wits University F.C.
KwaZulu-Natal
- Asande F.C.
- Chess F.C.
- Ditlou F.C.
- Durban Pioneers F.C.
- Ethekwini Coastal F.C.
- FC Drakensberg
- Hellenic F.C.
- Junior Eleven F.C.
- Kwamashu Durban Knights F.C.
- Mkhambathi F.C.
- Mkhumbane Classic F.C.
- Msinga United F.C.
- Njampela F.C.
- Summefield Dynamos F.C.
- Ulundi United F.C.
- Umshwathi United F.C.
- Umvoti F.C.
Limpopo
Mpumalanga
- Carolina Young Boys F.C.
- Fernie Battalion F.C.
- FC Sivutsa NPC
- Junior Callies F.C.
- Liver Brothers F.C.
- Luthuli Brigades F.C.
- Middelburg United F.C.
- Phezulu F.C.
- Secunda M Stars F.C.
- Shimadel F.C.
- Sibange Young Bucks F.C.
- Tiger Boys F.C.
- Witbank City Lads F.C.
Northern Cape
- Benfica F.C.
- Blues F.C. Development
- Destiny United F.C.
- Diamond City F.C.
- Falcon City F.C.
- Jacksa Spears F.C.
- Kakamas Sundowns F.C.
- Kakamas United F.C.
- Maroding F.C.
- Mighty Reds F.C.
- Northern Cape Professionals F.C.
- Olympics F.C.
- Pearls United F.C.
- Postmasburg F.C.
- Rasta Far Eagles F.C.
- Saints F.C.
- Tsantsabane Stars F.C.
- United Rovers F.C.
- Upington Tornado F.C.
- Young Ones F.C.
North West
- Army Rockets F.C.
- Bokone NW F.C.
- Indomitable Lions F.C.
- Jack All Stars F.C.
- Kgositlile F.C.
- Lerumo Lions F.C.
- Mahika Champions F.C.
- Montshioa Swallows F.C.
- NW Signal F.C.
- North West University F.C.
- NWU Tawana F.C.
- Platinum City Rovers F.C.
- Real Movers F.C.
- Spain F.C.
- Stilfontein Real Hearts F.C.
- Thaba Tshwane F.C.
Western Cape
Eastern Cape
Teams
League table
Results
Free State
League table
Results
Gauteng
KwaZulu-Natal
Limpopo
Mpumalanga
Teams
League table
Results
Northern Cape
North West
Western Cape
Inter-Provincial play-offs
References
- ^ Laduma, Soccer. "SAFA and Motsepe Foundation renew ABC Mostepe League partnership". Soccer Laduma. Retrieved 27 December 2023.
- ^ "SAFA ABC Motsepe League". SAFA.net. 25 March 2017. Retrieved 16 September 2021.