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SIMFUKWE, VAN ROYEN IN MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH

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MBABANE – Every soccer fanatic locally is now anxious to know who will join RSSC United on the path to the MTN National First Division League next season – what we all know is whoever joins RSSC will be Moneni Pirates or Manzini Sea Birds who clash in a head-to-head hub derby and relegation decider.


This is undoubtedly the biggest fixture this weekend as the league comes to a close with Royal Leopard champions-in-waiting pending a boardroom decision expected to be made tomorrow.
The relegation battle will be played on Saturday at Somhlolo National Stadium at 2pm before another third-place decider between Mbabane Highlanders and Green Mamba at 4pm.


Below we look into the relegation match, which has the potential for history to be repeated but that is if Pirates get axed.
The history will be that they will be the second team to win the SwaziBank Cup and get relegated from the elite league after Hub Sundowns experienced same.
Who will it be?


Find out what the odds are, based on their head-to-head history and what the coaches Happy ‘Messiah’ Simfukwe (Pirates) and Sea Birds’ Van Royen Magagula think about the match.
Statistics/Analysis:


Given these statistics, it shows that this match is set to be a thriller, yet another final for Pirates who recently won the SwaziBank Cup beating Manzini Wanderers 2-0.

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