Cymot SKW are in the Namibia’s highest soccer division after beating United Stars from Rundu by 3-0 in Otjiwarongo at the Mukati Stadium. Touch and Go from Otavi are the second Team who are in Namibia’s Top league

On Friday, Cymot SKW played out a draw against Golden Bees 1-1.

1st Half :

5min von Stryk (SKW) misses a sitter

12min SKW Cloete misses the goel by inches

13min Yellow Ellinger (SKW)

17min 25m freekick for SKW over the top by Muvangua

21min 17m freekick missed by von Stryk (SKW)

28min Golden Bees first chance

halftime-score: 0:0

45min change Henckert for Muvangua

52min yellow van Wyk

55min 0-1 due to a penalty against SKW

56min to 65min SKW fought back hard without creating real goal chances.

90min eaqualiser by Arent von Stryk (SKW) and the game ended after 96 minutes.

On Sunday SKW won against Rundu United 3-0

37 year old Volker Ahrens made his comeback after a year break,
coach Richard Starke phoned the defender on Wednesday night to help out for the weekend due to the thin squad he had available due to injuries.

First half SKW had the game under control but could not turn their chances into goals .

Lucky Kakuva, Ralph Ellinger and Thiro Hendriks kept the SKW goal clean by an excellent performing.

Coach Starke had to change Henckert just before halftime due to illness. Pieter Himwilli came on as a substitute.

The teams went into the halftime break without scoring, when Starkes words hit the SKW change room like a thunder. Also he had to replace his best man of the first half Lucky Kakuva and this brought veteran Volker Ahrens into action. Ahrens had a brilliant game. After minutes into the 2nd half Ahrens took a free kick and found von Stryk who finished in superb manner. United Stars came back but could not stop the SKW counterattacks towards the end of the game when Marko van Wyk finished twice in style to seal the game. Other players who played well, were von Stryk, Kakuva, Ellinger, Ahrens and van Wyk Special mention must be made of Zidane Rondia and keeper Sven Wiedenroth who performed well in 40 degrees temperature.