1991 NSL Second Division explained

Competition:NSL Second Division
Season:1991
Winners:Cape Town Spurs
Prevseason:1990
Nextseason:1992

The 1991 NSL Second Division (known as the OK League for sponsorship reasons) was the seventh edition of the second tier competition organised by the National Soccer League. It was divided into two divisions known as streams.

Streams

O-Stream

ClubCityHome venue
Benoni WanderersBenoniNorthmead
Bluebells UnitedLenasiaLenasia
BoksburgBoksburgPrince George Park
De BeersJohannesburgGeorge Goch
Fordsburg CityJohannesburgUnion
Health Centre UtdBushbuckridgePauliana
Jasair BirdsPretoriaLaudium
Leicester CityKlerksdorpAlabana
Kroonstad RabbitsKroonstadSeisoville
Manchester CityBenoniWattville/Actonville
Neac All StarsDobsonvilleDobsonville
Pretoria CalliesPretoriaSuper
RatanangPhuthaditjhabaPhuthaditjhaba
RavensBloemfonteinSeisa Ramabodu
Real RoversPotgietersrusMahwelereng
RockridgeJohannesburgOrlando
Sparkling MonarchsWonderkopWonderkop
Swaraj UnitedJohannesburgLenasia
Vaal ProfessionalsSharpvilleGeorge Thabe
Zola United StarsJohannesburgOrlando

K-Stream

ClubCityHome venue
BattswoodCape TownAthlone
BereaDurbanChartsworth
Blackburn RoversButterworthUmsobomvu
Bush BucksDurbanGlebe
Cape Town SpursCape TownParow
CoronationDurbanCurries Fountain
Crystal BrainsDurbanUmlazi
D'Alberton CalliesDurbanCurries Fountain
DynamosNewcastleKR Rumelin Stadium
E.L. BluebellsEast London
HotspursPort ElizabethAdcock
Manchester UnitedEscourtForderville
Maritzburg UnitedPietermaritzburgNorthdale
P.E. CalliesPort ElizabethAdcock
Real AcesVryheidHlobane
Royal TigersDurbanS J Smith
Stanger UnitedStangerStanger
Tembu Royals F.C.UmtataIndependence
Umtata LiverpoolUmtata
Zulu RoyalsDurbanKwa Mashu

Championship playoff

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Cape Town Spurs won the Championship.

The New Republic Bank Knockout Cup

A new cup for the NSL Second Divisions teams was introduced in 1991 sponsored by the New Republic Bank. Sixteen clubs in total entered the competition, 8 from each stream.

Cape Town Spurs won the Knockout Cup.