Milford FC vs Cape Town City FC, 2025-26 South African Premiership Promotion/Relegation Playoffs

· South African Premiership Promotion/Relegation Playoffs

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Milford FC are hosting Cape Town City FC at Richards Bay Stadium, Richards Bay, South Africa, starting on . The match is a part of the South African Premiership Promotion/Relegation Playoffs.

Head To Head Record

Last Five Games			Competition
Cape Town City FC	1-0	Milford FC	South African Premiership Promotion/Relegation Playoffs
Cape Town City FC	2-2	Milford FC	South African First Division
Milford FC	1-0	Cape Town City FC	South African First Division

Game Information

Competition: South African Premiership Promotion/Relegation Playoffs

Venue: Richards Bay Stadium
Location: Richards Bay, South Africa

South African Premier Pro/Rel Table

#	TEAM	GP	GD	PTS
1	Milford FC	2	+2	6
2	Magesi FC	2	+1	3
3	Cape Town City FC	2	-3	0

Full Table

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