The beginning of April and an handful of games left in the SIFL and for the last few seasons a team has emerged unreachable at this point of the year but not this season. U-Team with two games in hand but with a couple of hard games coming up look likely winners but nothing is ever in stone when it comes to the SIFL and Claus and his team will not let their title go that easily.
This weekend See's the Shanghai Shooters and U-Team lining up against each other in the SIFL cup quarter finals which as we all know paves the way for any other team in the last eight to make the finals on the last day of the season.
Two weeks later these same teams meet again in the Hebiguchi cup final at Tianma in what promises to be an hard fought encounter. Anyone at Tianma on the 25 April might want to hang around to watch the game but be warned as it will not be a game for the faint hearted.
Cosmos have their eye on removing the Shanghai Krauts from the summit of division one, James Boyle is chasing every result and waiting to stake his claim as number one in the second tier of the league.
Voodoo look the dark horse and their top scorer Ned Kelly will surely add to his outstanding tally this season as he looks to drive the Voodoo back to premiership football.
Oranje and Latino's look ever more likely to face relegation and it will take a miracle for either to overtake the Bulldogs who are sitting on 19 points.
Vikings and Krauts leave this weekend for their tournaments and look to bring back silverware from Beijing and Thailand.
A good climax to the season is gathering pace and with end of season tours and tournaments planned in the city we should see some great football being played.
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