Last week Forza Bhora opened its 7th year of 5 A Side League games. If Bengaz Stars beat Real Stars at 6:15pm on Tuesday, they will open an unassailable 6-point over their Serie A rivals and consign angry Red Bulls to yet another season pondering what might have been if it was not for their team’s ongoing propensity to blast themselves in the foot against teams any genuine title contenders should be swatting aside with extreme prejudice. Against opposition from the Big Six, Bengaz Stars have dropped fewer points in their last campaign compared with Red Bulls and yet the chasm between both teams currently stands at 3 points due to Red Bulls carelessness in the face of teams such as ABCDE FC – to a lesser extent – PPC Warriors. Following their midweek pratfall against a Red Bulls side that had failed to win any of their previous 3 league games against opposition tithe contenders, many will be expecting a reaction from an Red Bulls side whose emphatic win over ABCDE FC in last seasons campaign prompted Barry Manandi to switch to the formation that has served him so well ever since. We may well get one, but it is unlikely to make any difference to Red Bulls increasingly forlorn looking title tilt. Given Red Bulls obvious collective frailties, they look the most eagerly equipped of the chasing pack to take advantage in the very unlikely event of Bengaz Stars and ABCDE FC performing a Richard Simba dropping the rugby ball over the try line.
ABCDE FC as usual will be joint favourites for Season 10 glory. The A League continues with the Big 6 of FB with 15 weeks of gruelling battles.
Serie B has 6 enthusastic as competitive teams that bring in weekly encounters with exciting results.Not much dominance predicted as last Seasons winner Os Tugas dropping out of the League.
On Thursday ABCDE FC and Galacticos continue to dominate the Serie A but a twist could unfold with Blues Brothers now in the mix.
Real Unfit and Strauss Zim could dominate the Serie B league but others like Misfitz could spring a surprise.