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NUS Jupitans vs Millennia Skools OSB Owls (NUS, 2pm)
Both teams lie second in their Conference at the moment. However, the Owls are on paper the stronger team, and should beat the Jupitans. Having already beaten the stronger NUS Titans team of graduates, the Owls should be able to handle the undergraduate team.
NUS Titans vs NTU Tempest (NUS, 4pm)
NTU Tempest face their sternest test of the season so far with this match against the reigning Western Conference champions. A win over NUS Titans will cement their credentials to take over the title, especially since closest rivals, the Owls, has already beaten the Titans. This would lead to a mini-final at the end of the league phase, when both NTU Tempest and the Owls meet on 19 Mar.
Millennia Skools Floorball Youth vs United World College (UWC, 2pm)
Millennia Skools Floorball Youth should follow-up on last week's 3-2 win over Swiss Club Pink Flamingoes with another victory over UWC, which should leapfrog them into 3rd position in the Eastern Conference, if the Owls beat the Jupitans, and SMU lose as expected to Moosettesz. In fact, they could go 2nd for at least one day, as Pasirian Floorball Ladies will only play RP Adroits on Sunday.
Swiss Club Red Flamingoes vs Millennia Skools Floorball (MI, 10am)
This is a repeat of last year's playoff Final, with the result going the same way for Swiss Club Red Flamingoes. However, the Red Flamingoes have not been having great matches away from the more suitable bigger court of Tampines Sports Hall, with narrow wins by only the odd goal over NUS Nemesis (at NUS) and Millennia Skools Innebandy (at MI).
NUS Nemesis vs Millennia Skools OSB (MI, 2pm)
This is a vital clash between 2 teams on level points in the Western Conference. The winning team will pull ahead in the race for the play-off spot. The result could go either way, but NUS Nemesis may have the edge in experience. They will however need to counteract the danger posed by Muhd Shahmeer.
Pasirian Floorball vs Tazsilian Piranha (MI, 4pm)
This is a repeat of the Division 2 Final from last year with both teams having contrasting results so far this season. While Tazsilian Piranha have posted 4 wins at the start of the season, Pasirian Floorball have only managed one single win. They will find it hard to beat Tazsilian Piranha, but it could be 3rd time lucky after last season's 2 defeats.
Millennia Skools Innebandy vs NTU Hurricanes (MI, 6pm)
This should be a simple win for MS Innebandy, based on the early form and results of the NTU Hurricanes team. MS Innebandy lost a close clash to Swiss Club Red Flamingoes last week, but should get a win to lift their disappointing season.
Tazsilian Arowana vs NUS Saints (NUS, 10am)
Both teams have lost all their 5 matches so far this season. It is now time for one team to end their drought. The result will be important as the winning team will be in a better position when it comes to the relegation play-offs, as they will play the last team from the Western Conference. Or the winning team could go on a run that could edge them into the quarter-final play-offs. The losing team looks doomed for relegation as any of the teams that could finish 2nd last in the Western Conference seem pretty strong.
Pasirian Floorball Ladies vs RP Adroits (MI, 12nn)
Two new teams in the Ladies' League with contrasting fortunes. Pasirian Floorball Ladies have been doing well with some good results, while RP Adroits have one victory to show for their debut season. Pasirian Floorball Ladies look to seal their play-off spot, while RP Adroits look doomed to finish last in the strong Western Conference.
Swiss Club Pink Flamingoes vs FC Squirrettes (TSH, 2pm)
FC Squirrettes' chances of winning this match will depend on their Malaysian players. The Pink Flamingoes have had some disappointing results since their shock 3-2 win over NUS Titans.
Moosettesz vs Singapore Management University (TSH, 4pm)
This should be an easy victory for Moosettesz, who appear much too strong for SMU. SMU's task would be more to restrict the number of goals they let in, and if possible, score one.