The second Hollywoodbets Super League Amplified festival reached its conclusion on Sunday, with TS Galaxy Queens surging up the Super Era table, Ramatlaohle Ladies winning with ten players and University of Fort Hare protecting their unbeaten record, on the final day at Tuks Stadium in Pretoria on Sunday, 21 June 2026.
In the Super Era’s only fixture, TS Galaxy Queens produced the day’s most eye-catching display, beating Copperbelt Ladies 4-1 to maintain their unbeaten record against the same opponents.
Leandra Smeda opened from the penalty spot in the 18th minute, and although Dineo Mfati levelled for Copperbelt on 43, captain Refiloe Jane took over after the break, striking in the 56th and 81st minutes either side of Nicole Michael’s 70th-minute goal. Jane’s brace lifted her to three goals for the season and carried TS Galaxy to second in the stream, while the defeat checked Copperbelt’s bright start.
That result reshaped the Super Era behind runaway leaders Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies, who finished the festival on a maximum six points with 10 goals scored and none conceded. TS Galaxy and UWC sit second and third on four points, with Copperbelt Ladies, Richmond United and University of Pretoria locked together on three, and Stellenbosch and Diepkloof Ladies still seeking their first points of the campaign.
The Super Rise served up Sunday’s most dramatic story, as Ramatlaohle Ladies won 2-1 away to Ezemvelo despite playing almost an entire half with ten players. Dimakatso Sehlabo gave Ramatlaohle an early lead in the seventh minute and S’phumelele Shamase equalised for Ezemvelo on 12, but the contest turned just before the break when Tebogo Mnisi was sent off for a second bookable offence.
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Rather than retreat, the visitors pushed on, and Valeria Packry struck the 49th-minute winner to complete a remarkable victory against the odds and claim Ramatlaohle’s first points of the season.
In the day’s other Super Rise contest, University of Fort Hare beat University of Johannesburg 2-0 to extend their unbeaten start in a tight rivalry that had been level on previous meetings. Nomvuyo Bhengu broke the deadlock in the 54th minute and Dimakatso Seitlheko doubled the lead on 71, with goalkeeper Kebotseng Moletsane keeping her second clean sheet of the campaign to underline Fort Hare’s defensive resolve.
Those results leave JVW FC clear at the top of the Super Rise on a maximum six points, having scored eight goals across the festival without defeat. TUT and Fort Hare follow on four points apiece, with University of Johannesburg and Ramatlaohle on three, and City Lads and Ezemvelo still chasing a first point.
With every club having played twice, the scoring charts capture the festival’s standout attackers, as Noxolo Cesane of Sundowns, Refiloe Jane of TS Galaxy and Gabriela Salgado-Moodaly of JVW each finished on three goals, while Fort Hare’s Kebotseng Moletsane led the clean-sheet count with two.
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Both stream leaders ended the festival with identical perfect records of two wins from two, but the chasing packs in each section remain within touching distance ahead of the next round of fixtures.
The second festival delivered goals, drama and standout individual performances across both streams, with the pacesetters of each stream setting an early benchmark and the chasing packs poised to respond when the action resumes. As the Hollywoodbets Super League Amplified era continues to gather momentum, the weekend again showcased the depth, quality and rising profile of South African women’s football.
Hollywoodbets Super League Results on Friday 19 June 2026 at the Tuks Stadium in Pretoria
Super Era
University of Pretoria 0-4 Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies FC
(Karabo Dhlamini 12′, Noxolo Cesane 21′, Noxolo Cesane 32′, Munashe Mugwara 85′)
Richmond United 2-1 Diepkloof Ladies
(Mmaphuti Tapala 10′, Zoe de Kock 50′; Lorraine Makhoali 8′)
Hollywoodbets Super League Results on Saturday 20 June 2026
Super Era
University of the Western Cape 1-0 Stellenbosch FC
(Antonia Maponya 62′)
Super Rise
First Touch FC Ladies 1-1 TUT FC
(Gugu Mabitsela 66′; Mmasello Ledwaba 90’+1′)
City Lads 0-4 JVW FC
(Gabriela Salgado-Moodaly 21′, Cimone Sauls 40′, Nompumelelo Nyandeni 45’+1′, Gabriela Salgado-Moodaly 61′)
Hollywoodbets Super League Results on Sunday 21 June 2026
Super Rise
Ezemvelo Women’s FC 1-2 Ramatlaohle Ladies FC
(S’phumelele Shamase 12′; Dimakatso Sehlabo 7′, Valeria Packry 49′)
University of Fort Hare FC 2-0 University of JHB FC
(Nomvuyo Bhengu 54′, Dimakatso Seitlheko 71′)
Super Era
TS Galaxy Queens 4-1 Copperbelt Ladies FC
(Leandra Smeda 18′ pen, Refiloe Jane 56′, Nicole Michael 70′, Refiloe Jane 81′; Dineo Mfati 43′)
Main Photo Caption: Valeria Packry goes on a celebratory run after scoring the winning goal for Ramatlaohle Ladies FC in their second Hollywoodbets Super League festival tie against Ezemvelo Women, at Tuks Stadium in Pretoria on Sunday, 21 June 2026. All Photos: Hollywoodbets Super League
Photo 2 Caption: Captain Refiloe Jane scored twice to win Player of the Match as TS Galaxy Queens beat Copperbelt Ladies in the Super Era.
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