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
Club City Home venue Benoni Wanderers Benoni Northmead Bluebells United Lenasia Lenasia Boksburg Boksburg Prince George Park De Beers Johannesburg George Goch Fordsburg City Johannesburg Union Health Centre Utd Bushbuckridge Pauliana Jasair Birds Pretoria Laudium Leicester City Klerksdorp Alabana Kroonstad Rabbits Kroonstad Seisoville Manchester City Benoni Wattville/Actonville Neac All Stars Dobsonville Dobsonville Pretoria Callies Pretoria Super Ratanang Phuthaditjhaba Phuthaditjhaba Ravens Bloemfontein Seisa Ramabodu Real Rovers Potgietersrus Mahwelereng Rockridge Johannesburg Orlando Sparkling Monarchs Wonderkop Wonderkop Swaraj United Johannesburg Lenasia Vaal Professionals Sharpville George Thabe Zola United Stars Johannesburg Orlando
K-Stream
Club City Home venue Battswood Cape Town Athlone Berea Durban Chartsworth Blackburn Rovers Butterworth Umsobomvu Bush Bucks Durban Glebe Cape Town Spurs Cape Town Parow Coronation Durban Curries Fountain Crystal Brains Durban Umlazi D'Alberton Callies Durban Curries Fountain Dynamos Newcastle KR Rumelin Stadium E.L. Bluebells East London Hotspurs Port Elizabeth Adcock Manchester United Escourt Forderville Maritzburg United Pietermaritzburg Northdale P.E. Callies Port Elizabeth Adcock Real Aces Vryheid Hlobane Royal Tigers Durban S J Smith Stanger United Stanger Stanger Tembu Royals F.C. Umtata Independence Umtata Liverpool Umtata Zulu Royals Durban Kwa Mashu
Championship playoff
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.
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