ROYAL Bucs defended their Motherwell Football Association (MOFA) Premier League title, after they collected six points in their double header.
Bucs defeated Manchester United 2–1 in their tough encounter which took place at the Motherwell NU 11 Stadium on Saturday. Their opponents, Highland Spurs, failed to show up for their game, with Bucs getting soft points that helped them to lift the prestigious league trophy at Motherwell NU 11 Stadium on Sunday.
Bucs ended the season after winning 14 games and drawing two, while their runners-up, Valencia, also won 14, drew one game and lost one game to Bucs. Bucs collected 44 league points, pipping Valencia with one league point.
At the weekend, Valencia was a major force to be reckoned with. Valencia defeated Young Romans 2-0 and they received soft points from Young Ideas, who failed to pitch up for their last game of the season, which was to be played at Nelson Mandela Freedom Peace Park on Sunday.
Highland Spurs, SUBS and Real Strikers will campaign in MOFA First Division League in the next season, since they failed to survive relegation.
Other MOFA Premier League results:
Tomorrow Stars 1–3 Eleven Stars
Real Strikers 0–7 Crystal Palace
FC Angels 2–1 SUBS
Manchester FC 2–0 Shining Stars
Highland Spurs 0–(2)w/o Showvillage United
Young Madrid 3–2 Young Ideas
Real Strikers 0–2 Manchester FC
Shining Stars 0–0 FC Angels
Crystal Palace 3–3 Manchester United
Showvillage United 3–1 Eleven Stars
MOFA First Division results:
Heavenwise 0–3 Royal Bucs
Happy Stars 2–0 Seven Sundowns
Khuphuka Stars 0–1 Real City
Lion City 2–0 NU 30 Future Stars
Milan Stars 2–0 Abathunywa
Future Stars 4–1 Shining Stars
Arsenal 2–1 Young Killers
Channel Porto 1–3 Wells United
FC Motherwell 2–0 Blue Birds
Liverpool 4–0 Motherwell United
