The glamour was on Saturday. Sunday is where the season actually gets decided for half this league.
Siwelele host Golden Arrows at 15:00 sitting 15th on two points from six games, and the Prediz desk has them down as four defeats in their last five. Arrows arrive unbeaten in three. On paper that is straightforward. In practice, a side this desperate for a result at home is exactly the fixture that ruins a prediction card, and Saturday just showed us what happens when fans assume the better team turns up and wins comfortably.
TS Galaxy against Kruger United at 17:30 is the other one worth a long look. Kruger are rock bottom on a single point from five matches and have shipped 11 goals in those five. Galaxy have been inconsistent all season. If you want a fixture where a big margin is actually defensible, this is closer to it than anything involving Chiefs or Sundowns was this weekend. Just one Prediz fan has predicted it so far.
Milford against Richards Bay, also at 15:00, is the hardest of the three to read. Milford carry a minus two goal difference and have conceded five in six. Richards Bay have been swinging between results all campaign and are propping up the wrong end of the table. Two fans have predicted it.
That thin coverage is the real point. Every one of these matches is worth the same points on the leaderboard as a Sundowns game, and far fewer people are having a go at them. Philani sits on 66 points at the top of the Betway Premiership board, Thabang on 23, Lerato on 3. The gap at the top was not built on the obvious fixtures. It was built on predicting everything.
Three matches, six teams, and four of them in genuine trouble. Low-scoring, nervy football is the likeliest outcome across all three, which is the same thing Saturday told us. Get your cards in before 15:00 and do not skip the ones without a famous badge attached.