GDSFC – Sunday Football
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A full look at where things stand. One league is already settled. The rest are still shifting based on points, games in hand, and what’s actually left to play.

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Premiership
Todholm — 55 pts (20)

Champions confirmed. Eighteen wins from twenty tells the story. The gap was built early and never pulled back.

Behind them, Castlemilk, Fairhill, and Maryhill Black Star all sit on 32 points with similar games played. The title is gone, but second place is still open between three sides.

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Championship
Kelburne — 49 pts (20)
Yoker — 44 pts (19)

Five points between them, but Yoker have a game in hand. That keeps it live.

Below that, it’s tight. Third to sixth sit on 39 and 38 points. No separation — one result moves teams two or three places.

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Division One
Pollok Dynamo — 62 pts (25)
Caledonian Spartans — 54 pts (22)

Eight points in it, but Spartans have three games in hand. It’s a straight trade — points on the board versus chances to close it.

Rossvale sit on 50 from 26 games. More points collected, but fewer games left to use.

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Division Two
Stonelaw — 69 pts (27)
Chandlers — 60 pts (25)

Nine-point gap. Chandlers have two games in hand, but it’s still a gap that needs chipped away.

Below that, it’s tight between third and fifth, but they’re already looking up rather than across.

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Division Three
Garrison — 64 pts (28)
Vale — 62 pts (27)
Paisley Saints — 62 pts (27)

Two points covering the top three. Garrison lead, but they’ve played more games. That shifts the pressure onto them.

Vale and Paisley Saints are within one result and still control their own position if they keep picking up wins.

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• Titles decided: 1 (Premiership — Todholm)
• Biggest lead: +23
• Tightest race: Division Three (2 pts, top 3)
• Biggest games-in-hand swing: Division One (Spartans -3 games)
• Most congested group: Championship (3 teams on 38 pts)

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