Six teams promoted to NFA's first-division streams

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2024-08-27

OUTJO, 25 August 2024 - Ongulumbashe Diamond FC, based in Oshana, secured the Northwest Stream First Division promotion berth on Sunday by defeating Foxy Seniors 9-1. (Photo: Contributed)

OPUWO, 27 AUG (NAMPA) - The competition for promotion to the Namibian Football Association's (NFA) three first-division streams was fierce this weekend, with six clubs confirming their promotion out of the 14 teams who competed over three days.
The NFA’s first-division football league promotional playoffs ended on Monday, with 14 regional second-division champions vying for berths in the Southern, Northeast, and Northwest streams.
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