St. Kitts and Nevis Premier League: Final match week set to determine playoff spots 

St. Kitts and Nevis: The National Bank Group SKNFA Premier League has reached its final stage as the league heads to its final match week. Only two playoff spots remain to be claimed by the teams before the final match.

League Leaders MFCR United Old Road Jets have already secured their place in the super four. Honda Newtown United has also earned a spot. Both teams were ranked at the top at the time.

However, for the last two spots in the playoff there will be a battle between four teams. Azul Cayon Rockets is leading in the race at 3rd place with 31 points. The 4th place is taken by SLH Horsfords St. Paul’s United with 28 points.

The  Development Bank St. Peters is at 5th place with the same score as SLH Horsfords St. Paul’s United 28 points. The RAMS Village Superstar team is gearing up to increase their points as they are just two points behind 26 points in 6th position in the league chart.

The deciding match for the last two spots in the playoffs is scheduled for this weekend on 25 and 26 April, 2026. On Saturday 25, RAMS Village Superstar will compete with Bath United. On Sunday 26, Azul Cayon Rockets will compete with Honda Newtown United and Development Bank St. Peters will face T.G.E Dieppe Bay Eagles. SLH Horsfords St. Paul’s United will compete against MFCR United Old Road Jets.

Additionally, the National Bank Group SKNFA Premier League playoffs are scheduled from Saturday 2 May to Wednesday 20 May, 2026. A total of 10 teams participated in the 2025-2026 league, which officially started on 22 November 2025.

The participating teams this season include:

1. MFCR United Old Road Jets
2. Honda Newtown United
3. Azul Cayon Rockets
4. SLH Horsfords St. Paul’s United
5. Development Bank St. Peters
6. RAMS Village Superstars
7. SOL Island Auto Conaree
8. T.G.E Dieppe Bay Eagles
9. St. Kitts Concrete Masters Sandy Point
10. Tropical Blossom Hotspring Bath United

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