Namibia: Stars Topped Champions – allAfrica.com

African Stars have been topped Debmarine Namibia Premiership champions for the third yr in a row after an entertaining 3-3 draw in opposition to Younger African on Saturday.

It was Stars’ third league title in a row which earned them the profitable prize of N$850 000, whereas additionally they made a clear sweep of the person prizes with defender Charles Hambira profitable the participant of the season award, midfielder Mbakondja Tjahikika the goalscorer of the season award, and goalie Mervin Kasetura the goalkeeper of the yr award.

Younger African acquired N$420 000 because the runners-up, third-placed Khomas Nampol acquired N$320 000, fourth-placed FC Ongos acquired N$230 000, and fifth-placed Mighty Gunners acquired N$180 000. Groups right down to tenth place acquired monetary rewards, whereas Debmarine’s whole prize cash amounted to N$2.6 million.

Saturday’s match between Stars and Younger African was immaterial as Stars had already gained the league, however each groups supplied a positive spectacle for the die-hard followers who had braved the chilly climate.

After some early assaults with Eliakim Jackson, Nkwuda Obinna and Denzil Narib all coming shut, Narib opened Younger African’s account after quarter-hour with a cracking shot from the sting of the field.

Barely three minutes later it was 1-1 after a backheel deflection by Rikambura Muundjua caught Younger African keeper Moses Makhae wrong-footed, however Younger African regained the lead simply earlier than half-time when Dynsel Awaseb hit the submit from a nook and Narib adopted as much as slam the rebound into the online.

Stars as soon as once more drew degree seven minutes after the break when the ball went unfastened from a nook and Deon Tjizumuaje tapped it in on the far submit, they usually took the lead for the primary time when Given Mutuezu slipped in behind Younger African’s defence to move in a free kick.