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Judgment day is nigh for Cape Town City, Stellies

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May 16, 2025

AS the Betway Premiership draws closer to its climax, the Mother City teams find themselves on distinctly different trajectories, with ramifications that could shape their respective fates.

- HERMAN GIBBS

For Cape Town City, the looming threat of relegation casts a long shadow over their season, while Stellenbosch FC are eyeing a coveted third-place finish though it now appears to be slipping from their grasp.

City’s journey has been plagued by inconsistency and mounting pressure.

Struggling to find rhythm in a challenging campaign, they face the very real possibility of relegation a fate that seemed unthinkable at the start of the season.

The expulsion of Royal AM from the Premiership has, however, offered City a lifeline in their ongoing battle for survival.

As things stand, even if they finish bottom of the 15-team league, they will not face automatic relegation.

Instead, they will enter the PSL promotion/relegation play-offs, set to begin on May 27.

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