1993 NSL First Division

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NSL First Division
Season1993
Champions Mamelodi Sundowns
Relegated
  • Dynamos
  • Jomo Cosmos
  • Lightbody's Santos
  • Welkom Eagles
1992
1994

The 1993 National Soccer League First Division was the ninth edition of the NSL First Division in South Africa. It was won by Mamelodi Sundowns.

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1 Mamelodi Sundowns (C)3824776931+3855 African Cup of Champions Clubs
2 Moroka Swallows 38211074424+2052 CAF Cup
3 AmaZulu 38171474334+948
4 Orlando Pirates F.C. 381513105242+1043
5 Umtata Bucks 381512115143+842
6 Kaizer Chiefs 381512114235+742
7 Hellenic 381413115850+841
8 Chatsworth Rangers 38102084637+940
9 Albany City 381117103940139
10 Cape Town Spurs 381311144337+637
11 Bloemfontein Celtic 381311143645937
12 Vaal Professionals 381016124944+536
13 Score Stars 381016124038+236
14 Total Aces 361310134849136 African Cup Winners' Cup
15 D'Alberton Callies 38148164448436
16 Wits University 38148163742536
17 Dynamos (R)38817134141033Relegation to NSL Second Division
18 Jomo Midas Cosmos (R)381012163948932
19 Lightbody's Santos (R)387151629451629
20 Welkom Eagles (R)3816312397748
Source: [1]
(C) Champions; (R) Relegated

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  1. "South Africa 1993" . Retrieved 21 March 2016.