2010–11 SAFA Second Division

May 2013 October 2022 Vodacom League 2010–11 Chippa United Chippa United and Sivutsa Stars 2009–10 2011–12 The 2010–11 SAFA Second Division season, also known as Vodacom League due to a sponsoring deal, took place in South Africa between the months of September and May. The league is the third tier of South African football, and is divided geographically into 5 divisions in the Coastal Stream and 4 divisions in the Inland Stream.Vodacom League http://www.safa.net/index.php?page=vodacom South African Football Association Coastal Stream Eastern Cape Province 150px|right|Map indicating the extent of Eastern Cape within the Republic of South Africa main WDL QR BUF Buffalo TOR Tornado MTH Mthata Liverpool MAN Manchester United HAP Happy Brothers BAY Bay Academy MAT Matta Milan TEM Tembu Royals KOK Kokstad Liverpool CL9 Cloud 9 (aka African Winners) ORT O.R. Tambo D.C. MPR Matat Professionals BUS Bush Bucks MGR Mighty Greens YST Young Stars ROY Royals 21 5 4 60 18 18 8 4 63 28 17 6 7 61 30 17 5 8 50 38 15 7 8 42 32 13 11 6 39 24 14 7 9 36 37 12 9 9 34 29 10 6 14 32 52 10 5 15 41 41 8 9 13 42 56 7 9 14 31 44 9 3 18 38 55 7 8 15 36 44 6 8 16 31 49 1 4 25 25 84 #ccffcc C #FFCCCC R R complete Leaving for 2011-12: Young Stars (relegated), Royals (relegated). Joining for 2011-12: Two promoted teams from SAB Regional League. Team name Stadium City Buffalo Jan Smuts Stadium East London Bay Academy NU 2 Stadium Port Elizabeth Bush Bucks Jan Smuts Stadium East London Cloud 9 (Aka African Winners) Bredbach Sport Field Breidbach Happy Brothers Rotary Stadium Mthatha Kokstad Liverpool Bongweni Sports Field Bongweni Manchester United Ward 4 Sports Fields Mthonjaneni Matat Professionals Matatiele Stadium Matatiele Matta Milan Dutywa Stadium Dutywa Mighty Greens Kwezi Naledi Stadium Lady Grey Mthata Liverpool Rotary Stadium Mthatha O.R. Tambo D.C. Jan Smuts Stadium East London Royals Dutywa Stadium Dutywa Tembu Royals Rotary Stadium Mthatha Tornado Jan Smuts Stadium East London Young Stars Sauer Park Aliwal North Free State Province 150px|right|Map indicating the extent of Free State within the Republic of South Africa main WDL QR ROS Roses United BOT Botshabelo MFC Maluti Fet College AFW Super Eagles BYT Bloemfontein Young Tigers MOV Moving Spurs HRM Harmony BTX Liverpool BTX BUB Bubchu United CEL Celtic Colts TOW Tower United SAS Sasolburg Juventus UAT United All Tigers FSC Free State Champs MNG Mangaung City HRR Harrismith United 25 4 1 91 19 25 2 3 82 26 21 6 3 61 20 18 2 10 52 27 17 3 9 59 36 13 6 11 59 45 12 7 11 38 39 10 9 11 36 41 10 7 12 54 67 9 6 15 46 46 9 5 15 30 52 7 5 18 35 62 7 4 19 25 57 6 6 18 30 50 7 3 20 31 85 4 1 24 19 76 #ccffcc C #FFCCCC R R complete Leaving for 2011-12: Mangaung City (relegated), Harrismith United (relegated). Joining for 2011-12: Two promoted teams from SAB Regional League. Team name Stadium City Bloemfontein Young Tigers Tempe Military Base Bloemfontein Botshabelo Botshabelo Stadium Botshabelo Bubchu United Clive Solomons Stadium Bloemfontein Celtic Colts Westdene Stadium Bloemfontein Free State Champs Zamdela Stadium Sasolburg Harmony Zuka Baloyi Stadium Welkom Harrismith United Tshiame Stadium Harrismith Liverpool BTX Zuka Baloyi Stadium Welkom Maluti Fet College Platberg Stadium Harrismith Mangaung City Selosesha Stadium Thaba Nchu Moving Spurs Phuthaditjhaba Stadium Phuthaditjhaba Roses United Westdene Stadium Bloemfontein Sasolburg Juventus Flavius Mareka Sports Ground Sasolburg Super Eagles Bohlokong Stadium Bohlokong Tower United Botshabelo Stadium Botshabelo United All Tigers Excelsior Stadium Excelsior KwaZulu-Natal Province 150px|right|Map indicating the extent of KwaZulu-Natal within the Republic of South Africa main WDL QR DST Durban Stars SSS Sobantu Shooting Stars RCL Real Classic ISL Island AUK Amajuba United Killers DXI Dundee XI Experience DWA Durban Warriors SAP SAPS Callies AFW KwaMashu All Stars WEM Wembezi Juventus NEW Newcastle Sicilians GQI Gqikazi All Stars AWA African Wanderers KOV Maritzburg City ABA Abaqulusi BST Bright Stars 21 7 2 57 20 16 7 7 45 34 16 5 9 53 28 16 3 11 60 46 15 4 11 45 40 13 6 11 52 48 11 7 12 41 42 10 10 10 45 47 10 8 12 32 34 10 5 14 25 39 9 7 14 39 49 10 4 16 43 60 9 6 14 33 41 10 3 17 36 50 9 6 15 36 54 9 2 19 36 46 #ccffcc C #FFCCCC R R complete Leaving for 2011-12: Abaqulusi (relegated), Bright Stars (relegated). Joining for 2011-12: Two promoted teams from SAB Regional League. Team name Stadium City Abaqulusi Kandahar Sports Fields Ladysmith African Wanderers SJ Smith Stadium Durban (Chatsworth) Amajuba United Killers Osizweni Stadium Osizweni Bright Stars Richards Bay Stadium Richards Bay Dundee XI Experience Mpumelelo Stadium Dundee Durban Stars SJ Smith Stadium Durban (Chatsworth) Durban Warriors Princess Magogo Stadium Durban (KwaMashu) Gqikazi All Stars Ulundi Stadium Ulundi Island Ulundi Stadium Ulundi Kwa-Mashu All Stars Makhehleni Ground 1 Durban (KwaMashu) Maritzburg City Wadley Stadium Pietermaritzburg Newcastle Sicilians Arbor Park Newcastle Real Classic Richards Bay Stadium Richards Bay SAPS Callies Ugu Sports and Leisure Centre Port Shepstone Sobantu Shooting Stars Sobantu Stadium Pietermaritzburg Wembezi Juventus AG Magubane Stadium Ladysmith Northern Cape Province 150px|right|Map indicating the extent of Northern Cape within the Republic of South Africa main WDL QR RMA Real Madrid STE Steach United OLY Olympics WPR William Prescod JUV Kakamas Juventus PIR Young Pirates CHA Charlton WAN Wanderers KSU Kakamas Sundowns WNG Wings United MOR Morester Jeug NEC North East Celtics LOU Louisvale Pirates RAY Ray Madrid KCO Kakamas Cosmos AMA Amalawus 23 6 1 92 14 23 5 2 106 21 16 5 9 44 34 15 6 9 50 32 13 8 8 48 39 12 10 8 35 28 13 7 10 55 54 14 2 14 44 46 13 3 14 35 57 11 5 14 41 44 10 5 15 49 58 9 4 17 38 47 9 4 17 33 58 9 2 19 45 91 8 3 18 34 65 2 3 25 23 84 #ccffcc C #FFCCCC R R complete Leaving for 2011-12: Kakamas Cosmos (relegated), Amalawus (relegated). Joining for 2011-12: Two promoted teams from SAB Regional League. Team name Stadium City Amalawus Pabellelo Stadium Upington Charlton Douglas Stadium Douglas Kakamas Cosmos Langverwagt Stadium Kakamas Kakamas Juventus Langverwagt Stadium Kakamas Kakamas Sundowns Langverwagt Stadium Kakamas Louisvale Pirates Louisvale Stadium Upington Morester Jeug Union Ground Stadium Upington North East Celtics Pabellelo Stadium Upington Olympics Okiep Stadium Okiep Ray Madrid Okiep Stadium Okiep Real Madrid Galeshewe Stadium Kimberley Steach United Galeshewe Stadium Kimberley Wanderers Bakgat Stadium Kimberley William Prescod Bakgat Stadium Kimberley Wings United Pabellelo Stadium Upington Young Pirates Greenpoint Stadium Kimberley Western Cape Province 150px|right|Map indicating the extent of Western Cape within the Republic of South Africa main WDL QR CHI Chippa United MIL Milano United MPU Mitchells Plain United STE Steenberg United TYG Tygerberg CTS Cape Town All Stars BEA Beaufortwest City ACT Ajax Cape Town U19 JOM Jomo Powers OMA Old Mutual Academy MBE Mbekweni United BAL Baltic Rangers ROY Royal Blues IKA Ikapa Sporting KNY Knysna Bafana BAT Battswood WPU Western Province United 26 5 1 96 18 25 5 2 102 24 17 11 4 65 30 16 7 9 64 42 16 6 10 53 38 15 5 12 48 40 12 9 11 37 42 12 8 12 59 50 11 9 12 48 58 9 11 12 44 55 10 6 16 31 65 9 7 16 44 50 9 7 16 34 61 8 7 17 40 64 7 8 17 39 71 7 5 20 31 55 4 2 26 26 98 #ccffcc C #FFCCCC R R complete Leaving for 2011-12: Chippa United (promoted), Battswood (relegated), WP United (relegated). Joining for 2011-12: Hanover Park (relegated), Two promoted teams from SAB Regional League. Team name Stadium City Ajax Cape Town U19 Ikamva Stadium Cape Town (Parow) Baltic Rangers Youngsfield Military Base Cape Town (Ottery) Battswood William Herbert Cape Town (Wynberg) Beaufortwest City Rustdene Stadium Beaufort West Cape Town All Stars Inyanga Stadium Cape Town (Crossroads) Chippa United Philippi Stadium Cape Town (Philippi) Ikapa Sporting (unknown stadium in 2010–11) Cape Town (Belhar) Jomo Powers Robinvale Sport Field Atlantis Knysna Bafana Knysna Stadium Knysna Mbekweni United Mbekweni Stadium Wellington Milano United Rooikrans Sports Complex Cape Town (Grassy Park) Mitchells Plain United Lansdowne Academy Cape Town (Lansdowne) Old Mutual Academy Mutual Park Cape Town (Pinelands) Royal Blues Rustdene Stadium Beaufort West Steenberg United Rooikrans Sports Complex Cape Town (Grassy Park) Tygerberg Symphony Park Cape Town (Belhar) Western Province United Western Cape Sports School Cape Town (Kuils River) Inland Stream Gauteng Province 150px|right|Map indicating the extent of Gauteng within the Republic of South Africa main WDL QR HLP Highlands Park BLP Blackpool ALE Alexandra United SOW Soweto Panthers VAR The Vardos B-A Berea – Albion ARC Arcadia Shepherds SST SuperSport T.H. Academy TIG M Tigers BID Bid Boys YEB Yebo Yes United AFR African All Stars TRA Trabzon BEN Benoni Premier United RBA Real Barcelona LSS Lesedi Shooting Stars 20 7 3 65 30 18 7 5 46 26 17 4 9 53 34 14 7 9 47 35 14 5 11 42 45 12 8 10 51 45 10 11 9 44 48 11 7 12 39 43 9 12 9 39 38 9 10 11 59 54 8 11 11 43 45 8 10 12 40 45 8 9 13 25 35 8 7 15 35 48 4 9 17 34 53 4 8 18 19 57 #ccffcc C #FFCCCC R R complete Leaving for 2011-12: Real Barcelona (relegated), Lesedi Shooting Stars (relegated). Joining for 2011-12: Two promoted teams from SAB Regional League. Team name Stadium City African All Stars KwaThema Stadium KwaThema Alexandra United Alexandra Stadium Alexandra Arcadia Shepherds Caledonian Stadium Pretoria Benoni Premier United Sinaba Stadium Benoni Berea - Albion Martimo Sports Ground Pretoria Bid Boys Bidvest Stadium Johannesburg Blackpool Cecil Payne Stadium Johannesburg Highlands Park Modderfontein Stadium Johannesburg Lesedi Shooting Stars Zone 15 Hostel, Sebokeng Sebokeng M Tigers Mehlareng Stadium Tembisa Real Barcelona George Thabe Stadium Sharpeville Soweto Panthers Highveld College, 17 Shaft Soweto SuperSport T.H. Academy Pilditch Stadium Pretoria The Vardos Makhulong Stadium Tembisa Trabzon Mohlakeng Stadium Randfontein Yebo Yes United Arthur Block Park Johannesburg Limpopo Province 150px|right|Map indicating the extent of Limpopo within the Republic of South Africa main WDL QR BAR Baroka WIN Winners Park MOD Modimolle Aces VHE Vhembe BLR Blue Rocks MAB Maniini All Blacks FAN Fanang Diatla LEP Lephalale Young Killers MIG Mighty THE The Dolphins NAS Nobela All Stars PEA Peace Lovers NAU Naughty Boys PAS Phungo All Stars KYS Karee Young Stars PRR Phalaborwa Real Rovers 25 3 2 68 17 19 6 5 59 30 19 3 8 59 36 17 5 8 62 33 14 4 12 54 42 13 5 12 44 44 11 6 13 46 50 11 6 13 43 48 11 6 13 34 45 11 4 15 35 52 8 12 10 41 47 11 3 16 37 46 10 4 16 33 50 9 6 15 30 42 7 8 15 42 43 3 1 26 25 87 #ccffcc C #FFCCCC R R complete Leaving for 2011-12: Karee Young Stars (relegated), Phalaborwa Real Rovers (relegated). Joining for 2011-12: Super Eagles (promoted), Davhana Shooting Stars (promoted).http://www.zoutnet.co.za/details.asp?StoNum=9166 The secret behind Davhana Shooting Stars Zoutnet 2011-05-27April 2019 InternetArchiveBot yes Team name Stadium City Baroka Ngwana Mohube Sports Ground Ga-Mphahlele Blue Rocks Nkowa-Nkowa Stadium Tzaneen Fanang Diatla Lebowakgomo Stadium Lebowakgomo Karee Young Stars Seshego Stadium Seshego Lephalale Young Killers Mogoi Club Stadium Lephalale Maniini All Blacks Makwarela Stadium Makwarela Mighty Peter Mokaba Stadium Polokwane Modimolle Aces Ephraim Mohale Stadium Modimolle Naughty Boys Seshego Stadium Seshego Nobela All Stars Bungeni Stadium Bungeni Peace Lovers Peter Mokaba Stadium Polokwane Phalaborwa Real Rovers Namakgale Stadium Phalaborwa (Namakgale) Phungo All Stars Malamulele Stadium Malamulele The Dolphins Seshego Stadium Seshego Vhembe Makwarela Stadium Makwarela Winners Park Mookgopong Grounds Mookgopong Mpumalanga Province 150px|right|Map indicating the extent of Mpumalanga within the Republic of South Africa main WDL QR SIV Sivutsa Stars MMF Mighty Mega Force MLA Phiva Young Stars MBO Mbombela United BEN Benfica SEK Sekhukhune Lions MMS Middleburg Mighty Saints LAS Lynville All Stars TAS Thabo All Stars AMA Amazayoni HEN Henemat CAL Calaska BAR Barberton City Stars MPH MP Highlanders MOL Mologadi SEC Secunda Stars 22 3 5 74 27 20 6 4 55 21 12 8 10 59 52 12 7 11 57 51 11 9 10 44 53 11 8 11 42 37 12 5 13 42 46 12 5 13 40 46 10 10 10 42 43 9 11 10 34 34 10 6 14 43 55 8 10 12 45 52 9 6 15 41 51 9 6 15 41 67 7 10 13 30 39 7 8 15 31 46 #ccffcc C #FFCCCC R R complete Leaving for 2011-12: Sivutsa Stars (promoted), Mologadi (relegated), Secunda Stars (relegated). Joining for 2011-12: Batau (relegated), Two promoted teams from SAB Regional League. Team name Stadium City Amazayoni Kriel Mine Stadium Kriel Barberton City Stars Barberton Prison Farm Barberton Benfica Thulamahashe Old Stadium Bushbuckridge (Thulamahashe) Calaska Ackerville Stadium Witbank (Ackerville) Henemat Mpumalanga Stadium Ermelo Lynville All Stars Lynnville Stadium Witbank (Lynnville) Mbombela United KaNyamazane Stadium Nelspruit (KaNyamazane) Middleburg Mighty Saints Mhluzi Stadium Middelburg Mighty Mega Force Kriel Mine Stadium Kriel Mologadi AJ Swanepoel Stadium Ermelo MP Highlanders Thulamahashe New Stadium Bushbuckridge (Thulamahashe) Phiva Young Stars Driekoppies Stadium Driekoppies Secunda Stars Embalenhle Stadium Secunda (Embalenhle) Sekhukhune Lions AJ Swanepoel Stadium Ermelo Sivutsa Stars Kabokweni Stadium Nelspruit (Kabokweni) Thabo All Stars KaNyamazane Stadium Nelspruit (KaNyamazane) North-West Province 150px|right|Map indicating the extent of North West within the Republic of South Africa main WDL QR GAR Garankuwa United NWS North West Shining Stars SOS Soshanguve Sunshine RST Real Stars APT Als Puk Tawana ISA Inter SA IWA Impala Warriors NWU North West University SNW Southern NW Stars MAM Mamusa United BBK Bakubung BK United MAT City of Matlosana MOR Moretele United RSE Rustenburg Sea Eagles OXY Oxygen MBU Mothupi Birds United 19 6 5 61 22 19 5 5 55 33 18 7 4 65 32 14 7 9 65 61 14 3 13 59 45 12 6 12 41 36 12 6 12 48 49 10 11 8 37 27 11 6 13 44 45 11 6 13 52 54 10 7 12 49 60 10 6 14 41 54 9 7 14 42 54 10 3 17 36 53 7 9 14 39 48 3 3 24 26 87 #ccffcc C #FFCCCC R R complete Leaving for 2011-12: Oxygen (relegated), Mothupi Birds United (relegated). Joining for 2011-12: Two promoted teams from SAB Regional League. Team name Stadium City Als Puk Tawana NWU Potchefstroom Campus Potchefstroom Bakubung BK United Mogwase Stadium Mogwase City of Matlosana Oppenheimer Stadium Orkney Garankuwa United Pilditch Stadium PretoriaFour teams were allowed to play outside the borders of North West Province, at stadiums in Pretoria. Impala Warriors Rustenburg Hostel 8 Rustenburg Inter SA ACPP Sports Grounds Pretoria Mamusa United Huhudi Stadium Vryburg Moretele United Eersterust Stadium Pretoria Mothupi Birds United Lehurutshe Stadium Zeerust (Lehurutshe) North West Shining Stars Letlhabile Stadium Brits (Lethlabile) North West University NWU Mafikeng Campus Mafikeng Oxygen Itsoseng Stadium Itsoseng Real Stars Matlosana Stadium Klerksdorp Rustenburg Sea Eagles Olympia Stadium Rustenburg Soshanguve Sunshine Giant Stadium Pretoria (Soshanguve) Southern NW Stars Bafokeng Sports Campus Phokeng Provincial winners decided by appeal cases The first 4 out of 9 provincial winners, were decided without any appeal case being involved, after the last round of Vodacom League in April 2011. For the other five divisions in Eastern Cape, Northern Cape, Free State, Limpopo and North-West, the provincial winners were only found by 5 June, after the SAFA disciplinary committee and Sports Court had judged one or several appeal cases in each division. The list below summarizes the outcome of all those cases. In the Eastern Cape division: An appeal was filed by runner-up Tornado (62p), asking SAFA to deduct FC Buffalo (68p) minimum 6p, for the alleged use of an ineligible player. This appeal was however rejected by SAFA.http://www.kickoff.com/news/22203/baroka-fc-clear-for-vodacom-league-play-offs.php Baroka FC clear for Vodacom League Play-offs KickOff 2011-06-06 In the Northern Cape division: The appeal was about the initial 2–2 result, of a match played between the two log leaders Real Madrid (75p) and Steach United (74p). If SAFA had decided to award a "disciplinary defeat" for Real Madrid, then it would have been Steach United to be crowned as divisional winner. The decision however was, to let the result achieved on the playing field stand, and thus Real Madrid managed to win the division with 1p ahead of Steach United. In the Free State division: The first important appeal concerned an undecided match, between the runner-up Botshabelo against one of the other teams in the division. As Botshabelo managed to win their appeal, they gained 3 additional points and thus moved up to become the new winner of the division, ahead of Roses United. At the same time, Roses United however had appealed their 2–1 defeat against Sasolburg Juventus, asking for the result to be changed into a victory for Roses United, due to the match being unfairly abrupt after 75 minutes, when several rugby fans suddenly invaded the pitch.Second Division title wrangle http://fstimes.co.za/index.php/sport/soccer/item/2690-second-division-title-wrangle Free State Times 20 April 2011 1 May 2011 https://web.archive.org/web/20110816193139/http://fstimes.co.za/index.php/sport/soccer/item/2690-second-division-title-wrangle 16 August 2011 dead This last appeal was upheld by SAFA, awarding a 2–0 victory to Roses United, and thus they managed to win the division ahead of Botshabelo.Roses United are the 2010-11 Free State's second league soccer champions http://fstimes.co.za/index.php/sport/soccer/item/3854-united-eye-first-divison Free State Times 2 June 2011 5 June 2011 https://web.archive.org/web/20110816193455/http://fstimes.co.za/index.php/sport/soccer/item/3854-united-eye-first-divison 16 August 2011 dead In the Limpopo division: After Baroka had won the division by 15p over Winners Park, the runner-up lodged an appeal claiming Baroka had fielded an ineligible player, and thus should be deducted minimum 15 points. This appeal was however rejected by SAFA. In the North-West division: All top-3 teams were each involved in two or three appeal cases. As Soshanguve Sunshine did not win any of their appeals, while the other two teams each managed to win one of their appeals, the log ended at 15 May, with Garankuwa United (63p) as 1st, NW Shining Stars (62p) as 2nd, and Soshanguve Sunshine (61p) as 3rd. Around 31 May, the appeal drama was however reignited, as two of the previously solved cases involving NW Shining Stars, result-wise were reverted to "a pending matter". The two unsolved appealed matches for the team, was a 2–0 win against Oxygen from 16 April, and a 2–3 defeat against Real Stars from 26 February. The Sports Court made a final decision at 1 June, to upheld the result of the first match, and award a new 2–0 result for NW Shining Stars in the second match against Real Stars; as the former result was ruled to be "unfairly achieved". Thus, the arbitration by the Sports Court, had now moved NW Shining Stars up at 65p in the log, which at this point of time meant, that they were now at a position to win the division. SAFA however announced at 2 June, that the team now also was involved in a third appeal. This time it was Soshanguve Sunshine pushing forward a final appeal to the Sports Court, to overrule the initial disciplinary decision by SAFA, for the imposed 0–2 defeat against NW Shining Stars. The case arose after allegations by NW Shining Stars, that Soshanguve Sunshine had fielded an unregistered player (Benjamin Nthethe) in the match between the two log leaders at 19 March, and thus had achieved their victory at the playing field by unfair means. SAFA initially agreed. If the Sports Court decide to nullify SAFAs decision, it will however mean, that the initial win for Soshanguve Sunshine will stand. In that case, Soshanguve will be crowned as the final winner of the division, with a total of 64p in the log, while NW Shining Stars has to settle with only 62p and a second place. If the court settle the case between the two opponents as a draw -i.e. due to disciplinary violations committed by both teams in the match-, then we have a tight situation, with Garankuwa United taking the final win of the division, with 63p and a better goal score than NW Shining Stars.Mpumalanga and North West candidates for First Division http://www.kickoff.com/news/22139/mpumalanga-and-north-west-candidates-for-first-division.php KickOff 2 June 2011 The result of this last appeal was apparently decided at 5 June, with Garankuwa as the new final winner of the division. No references have yet been published to confirm the exact details about the final decision of the Sports Court. Playoff stage At the playoff stage, a round robin format with two groups, comprising respectively the 5 provincial winners from the Coastal stream and the 4 provincial winners from the Inland stream, were set to decide the two promoting teams for the National First Division. A final match to decide the overall Vodacom League champion, will finally also be arranged between the two promoted group winners. The playoffs were planned to take place at 7–12 June 2011 in Cape Town, at the venues Erica Park and Philippi Stadium.2011 Vodacom Promotion League Play-Offs draw completed http://www.safa.net/index.php?page=articles&id=370 SAFA 16 May 2011 Upon inspection of the fields at 6 June, the quality at Erica Park was however found to be inadequate. SAFA therefore decided, instead to organise all matches at Philippi Stadium and the nearby UWC Stadium.Venue change for Vodacom Second Division Play-offs http://www.kickoff.com/news/22218/venue-change-for-vodacom-play-offs.php KickOff 7 June 2011 7 June 2011 11 August 2017 https://web.archive.org/web/20170811142847/http://www.kickoff.com/news/22218/venue-change-for-vodacom-play-offs.php dead Group A (Coastal) main WDL CHI Chippa United (Western Cape) BUF Buffalo (Eastern Cape) ROS Roses United (Free State) DST Durban Stars (KwaZulu-Natal) RMA Real Madrid (Northern Cape) 3 1 0 7 1 2 2 0 7 3 2 1 1 4 5 1 0 3 2 5 0 0 4 1 7 #ccffcc C complete Match results: 7 June 2011 (12:00) Durban Stars 0–1 report Roses United Kenoshi Motshegwa Philippi Stadium 7 June 2011 (15:00) Chippa United 0–0 report Buffalo Philippi Stadium 8 June 2011 (12:00) Chippa United 2–0 report Real Madrid Andile Mbenyane (2) UWC Stadium 8 June 2011 (12:00) Buffalo 1–1 report Roses United Loyolo Mbiko Nomdlelo Alex Ngomane Philippi Stadium 9 June 2011 (15:00) Real Madrid 0–1 report Roses United Alex Ngomane UWC Stadium 9 June 2011 (15:00) Buffalo 3–1 report Durban Stars Matseothata NovemberLesly BaloyiPikolomzi Noqazo Khulakani Magubane Philippi Stadium 10 June 2011 (12:00) Roses United 1–4 report Chippa United Lebohang Kukame Roscoe PietersonClayton EdemDiego Brown (2) Philippi Stadium 10 June 2011 (12:00) Durban Stars 1–0 report Real Madrid Khulekani Magubane UWC Stadium 11 June 2011 (12:00) Real Madrid 1–3 report Buffalo Tshepo Modise Mfondo Bonyongo Solomzi Makholwa (2) Philippi Stadium 11 June 2011 (12:00) Chippa United 1–0 report Durban Stars Diego Brown UWC Stadium Group B (Inland) main WDL SIV Sivutsa Stars (Mpumalanga) BAR Baroka (Limpopo) GAR Garankuwa United (North-West) HIG Highlands Park (Gauteng) 3 0 0 4 0 2 0 1 5 3 0 1 2 3 6 0 1 2 1 4 #ccffcc C complete Match results: 8 June 2011 (15:00) Baroka 2–0 report Highlands Park Katlego Mashego Thobani Mncwango Philippi Stadium 8 June 2011 (15:00) Garankuwa United 0–2 report Sivutsa Stars Ennocent Mkhabela Bongani Masinga UWC Stadium 9 June 2011 (12:00) Baroka 0–1 report Sivutsa Stars Velile Zitha Philippi Stadium 9 June 2011 (12:00) Highlands Park 1–1 report Garankuwa United Professor Ramorwasi Lebogang Moilewa UWC Stadium 10 June 2011 (15:00) Sivutsa Stars 1–0 report Highlands Park Velile Zitha UWC Stadium 10 June 2011 (15:00) Garankuwa United 2–3 report Baroka Tshepang Mabatla Mutomi Mosena Msimeli Baloyi Johannes Ramatsela (2) Philippi Stadium Playoff Final 12 June 2011 (15:00) Chippa United 1–0 report Sivutsa Stars Robin Rhode Philippi Stadium Playoff honours A number of awards were issued at the concluding ceremony.http://www.safa.net/index.php?page=articles&id=408 Chippa United crowned Vodacom League Playoffs Champs SAFA 2011-06-12 Best referee Robert SitholeBest coach Michael Lukhubeni (Chippa United)Best goalkeeper Vusumuzi Magagula (Sivutsa Stars)Top goal scorer Diego Brown (Chippa United, 3 goals)Best overall player Andile Mbeyane (Chippa United) References External links SAFA Official Website -database with results of Vodacom League 2010-11 3 South