MATLAMA were on Sunday crowned the Vodacom Premier League champions following a 3-1 victory over Bantu to conclude the 2020/21 Premier League season in style.

Tse Putsoa clinched the title with four games to spare almost a fortnight ago for their record 11th Lesotho Premier League title.

Veteran forward, Jane Thabantšo netted a brace to finish the campaign as Tse Putsoa’s top marksman with 14 goals while Khotso Molelengoana scored the other goal to hand the new champions a 3-1 victory over Bantu, who were the champions in the previous season.

Matlama finished the campaign with 72 points, 10 points more than second placed LDF.

LDF, who have been ruthless in the second round, maintained their impressive run with a 3-0 victory over Liphakoe as Katleho Makate continued with his goal scoring run, netting a brace to take his tally to 20 goals. The army side finished the season on second position with 62 points

Makateng finishes the 2020/2021 Vodacom Premier League season as the top goal-scorer with 20 goals ahead of Makarov Ntaitsane of LCS while Matlama’s Thabantšo appears third with 14 goals.

Masheshena, as LCS are affectionately known, beat Kick4Life 3-0 on Saturday to secure their spot among the top four teams in the leagues, thanks to a brace from Ntaitsane and a goal from Hlomelang Lebina. LCS end the campaign in third position on 52 points.

Bantu, who are the defending champions, finish the season in fourth spot following a 3-1 loss at the hands of Matlama on the last day of the season.

A Matšo Matebele have had a disastrous season after parting ways with Coach Bob Mafoso early in the season and replacing him with Thabo Tsutsulupa, who was fired after only four matches in charge.