2017–18 Botswana First Division South

The 2017-18 Botswana First Division South was the 53rd season of the Botswana First Division South since its inception in 1966. It was played from August to May. Notwane were crowned champions.[2]

Botswana First Division South
Season2017-18
ChampionsNotwane
PromotedJwaneng Fighters
Blue Stars
RelegatedLetlapeng
Lesirane City[1]
← 2016–17

Team summaries
Map of Botswana with teams of the 2014-15 Botswana Premier League
Mogoditshane FightersMatebejana
NotwaneBroadhurst UnitedBlack PerilTlokweng Red SparksModipane UnitedMochudi RoversLesirane City
Notwane
Broadhurst United
Black Peril
Tlokweng Red Sparks
Modipane United
Mochudi Rovers
Lesirane City
Prisons XI
Black Rangers
Black Rangers
Location of teams in the 2014-15 Botswana Premier League

Teams promoted from Botswana Division One

  • Jwaneng Fighters
  • Blue Stars

Teams relegated to Botswana Division One

  • Letlapeng
  • Lesirane City

Stadiums and locations

Team Location Ground
Notwane Gaborone SSG Ground
Prisons XI Gaborone SSG Ground
Broadhurst United Gaborone
Mogoditshane Fighters Mogoditshane
Black Peril Tlokweng
Mochudi Rovers Mochudi
Tlokweng Red Sparks Tlokweng
Modipane United Modipane
Black Rangers Hukuntsi
Letlapeng Molepolole
Matebejana Mogoditshane

League table
Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Promotion or relegation
1 Notwane (C) 22 ? ? ? ? ? — 44 Champions, promoted to Botswana Premier League
2 Prisons XI (Q) 22 ? ? ? ? ? — 38 Qualified for Botswana First Division playoffs
3 Broadhurst United 22 ? ? ? ? ? — 33
4 Mogoditshane Fighters 22 ? ? ? ? ? — 33
5 Black Peril 22 ? ? ? ? ? — 32
6 Mochudi Rovers 22 ? ? ? ? ? — 25
7 Tlokweng Red Sparks 22 ? ? ? ? ? — 25
8 Modipane United 22 ? ? ? ? ? — 19
9 Black Rangers 22 ? ? ? ? ? — 19
10 Letlapeng (Q, R) 22 ? ? ? ? ? — 18 Relegated to Botswana Division One
11 Matebejana (Q) 22 ? ? ? ? ? — 16
12 Lesirane City (R) 22 ? ? ? ? ? — 14 Relegated to Botswana Division One
Source: rsssf.com
(C) Champions; (Q) Qualified for the phase indicated; (R) Relegated

References
  1. "Botswana 2017/18".
  2. "Botswana 2017/18".
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