Ongwediva City FC Move from Sixth to Second After Eleven Warriors FC Docked Three Points
Ongwediva City FC have climbed from sixth to second place in the North West First Division standings following a disciplinary ruling that saw Eleven Warriors FC docked three points.
Eleven Warriors FC, who were leading the table with 9 points clear on top of the table, were sanctioned after fielding a suspended player, Kamburu Munango, during their 5-0 win over Ongwediva City FC on 31 January 2026. The decision was made in line with league regulations governing player eligibility.
As a result of the violation, the league authorities deducted three points from Eleven Warriors FC. Despite the setback, the Soldiers remain at the top of the table with 23 points.
In addition to the points deduction, the original 5-0 result has been nullified and officially awarded to Ongwediva City FC as a 3-0 victory, in accordance with competition rules.
The revised outcome has significantly impacted the standings, with Ongwediva City FC now sitting in second position on 18 points a major leap from sixth place, intensifying the race at the top of the North West First Division.
