The two-time champions will be hosting the final for the first time after topping the standings in the tournament.

On the route the final, the Kovsies lost just one game, and the captain Alicia Puren told OFM Sport that they want to cap the season off with the perfect game.

“The match against the Madibaz didn’t go quite according to plan, but I think we needed it in order to bring us back down to earth heading into the Maties game.

“We must not focus on not winning, or losing, or the outcome of the game. We must rather focus on playing the best netball, playing the best combinations and playing the best plays.

“If we do that, I think we can pull it through. We need to focus on perfecting everything because I don’t think that we have played the perfect game yet.

“It would be great to end off the year with the perfect game of netball.”

Puren added that for them it is one thing playing in the final, but to have the hosting rights makes t just that more special.

“It is a big privilege to be able to play in the final. It has been a long year, and it has been a long season.

“We are really excited to be facingTuks in the final, and having said that we are really honoured to contesting the final at home.

“It is the first time in the six-year history of the competition that it will be hosted in Bloemfontein, so it's really a big honour to be hosting it.”

Kovsies and Tuks clashed in round one of the competition and on the day the side from the Free State won that game 68-43.

Monday evening’s final at the Callie Human Hall gets underway at 18:45.

@MorganPiek OFM Sport