How are log positions decided in the Sasol and Regional leagues?

Q: How are log positions decided in the Sasol and Regional leagues?

SAFA's official competitions are played home and away, with 3 points for a win, 1 for a draw and 0 for a loss (SAFA Competitions Uniform Rule 32; the Sasol League plays two rounds from 1 February). When teams finish level on points, they are separated by: goal difference (goals for minus goals against) goals scored the aggregate of the direct results between the tied teams if that is still level, the two teams' results are considered before a play-off at a neutral venue is decided on Once the winners are declared on the final logs, no correspondence is entered into. In a province with two streams, the stream winners play home-and-away knock-out play-offs to decide the provincial champion, with penalties if the scores are level after the second leg.

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SAFA's official competitions are played home and away, with 3 points for a win, 1 for a draw and 0 for a loss (SAFA Competitions Uniform Rule 32; the Sasol League plays two rounds from 1 February).

When teams finish level on points, they are separated by:

goal difference (goals for minus goals against)
goals scored
the aggregate of the direct results between the tied teams
if that is still level, the two teams' results are considered before a play-off at a neutral venue is decided on

Once the winners are declared on the final logs, no correspondence is entered into. In a province with two streams, the stream winners play home-and-away knock-out play-offs to decide the provincial champion, with penalties if the scores are level after the second leg.