Premier Soccer League clubs have voted to suspend relegation for the current campaign, sparing Dynamos and Highlanders from potential demotion alongside eight other teams that faced the threat of dropping to lower divisions. The decision forms part of a restructuring plan where four promoted sides will create a 22-team competition requiring 42 matches per club during the expanded season.
Kwekwe United, whose relegation was confirmed two months earlier, will rejoin the top flight under the arrangement. The league will implement international standards by cutting to 20 teams afterward, meaning six clubs face demotion when the transition concludes. Final weekend fixtures between sides like Dynamos against FC Platinum and Chicken Inn versus Highlanders will proceed without relegation consequences.
Kwekwe United, whose relegation was confirmed two months earlier, will rejoin the top flight under the arrangement. The league will implement international standards by cutting to 20 teams afterward, meaning six clubs face demotion when the transition concludes. Final weekend fixtures between sides like Dynamos against FC Platinum and Chicken Inn versus Highlanders will proceed without relegation consequences.
