BAKA IKUTOLERA MAPOINTSI ITATULUKA

Mapointsi omwe amavuta kupezeka kutimu ya Baka City isanatsimikizike kuti yatuluka mu ligi ayamba kupezeka tsopano atatuluka mu ligi pomwe yakwanitsa kutolera mapointsi anayi pa masewero awo awiri apitawa.

Timuyi inakanika kupeza chipambano chawo chachitatu mu ligi pomwe inabwenzetsa zigoli ziwiri kuti ilepherane 2-2 ndi timu ya Mighty Tigers pa bwalo la Karonga masana a loweruka.

Tambulani Mwale anatsogoza timuyi mchigawo choyamba asanathandizire chigoli cha Edgar Phiri mchigawo chachiwiri koma Kelvin Nyondo anazigoletsa yekha Precious Chipungu asanabwenze kuti agawane point imodzi imodzi.

Mphunzitsi wa magoloboyi kutimuyi, Davie Kayira, anati timu yake inakanika kutchinga bwino kumbuyo kwawo kupangitsa kuti abwenzetse zigoli koma iwo sikuti akuphwekanso kuti aziluza.

"Tikungosewera poti basi tinafa kale koma sizikutanthauza kuti basi tizingoluza ayi. Tizisewera ndithu bola tizifananitsa mphamvu chonchi osati kugonja ayi." Anatero Kayira.

BANGWE STRENGTHEN SURVIVAL HOPES

Bangwe All Stars have moved five points above 14th placed Chitipa United to strengthen their hopes to survive in this year's TNM Super League after beating Civil Service United 1-0 at the Balaka Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

Super Substitute, James Msowoya, scored the winner on the 90th minute as the team continues their impressive form in the second round of the league and now near 12th placed Mighty Tigers on the log table.

Head coach for the team, Trevor Kajawa, said his team tough for a win and they really deserved their very sweet victory in the game.

"It a hard fought win indeed, we faced a good side and they gave us a tough run of the match but we came here to fight for a win and we deserved this win and I would say it is a sweet victory." Said Kajawa.

He further said that this is one of the good things that are coming from the team and they will not celebrate this week as they have to focus on the last three matches in the League.

DEPLETED MAFCO COMES BACK TO BEAT KB

Despite having just three players as substitutes, MAFCO FC came from behind to beat fellow soldiers Kamuzu Barracks 1-2 in a match played at the Nankhaka Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

Peter Kasonga cancelled Olson Kanjira's first half strike from the spot on 54th minute before Bernard Chimaimba netting an 87th minute winner to stun the hosts and move up further on the log table.

Head coach for the team, Jimmy Mzunga, said he was happy with the win and having few numbers on the bench is beyond the team's control.

"I am very happy that we have won the game, the players really played according to what we told them and it is good that we have collected maximum points in this match." Said Mzunga.

Meanwhile, he said he is not yet satisfied as he will try to push for more in the team's final matches in the League so that they active a top four finish.

The win has taken MAFCO up to 6th on the log table with 38 points from 27 games they have played t

"NAYENSO NKHAKANANGA WATENGAPO GAWO" - KAMANGA

Mphunzitsi watimu ya Kamuzu Barracks, Charles Kamanga, wadandaula kuti anthu amaloza chala timu ikagonja koma mmene anyamata ake aphonyera sizikufunika mphunzitsi komanso kuti Geoffrey Nkhakananga anapereka penate yabodza.

Iye amayankhula atatha masewero omwe agonja 1-2 ndi timu ya MAFCO pa bwalo la Nankhaka masana a loweruka ndipo wati wavomereza kwakukulu kuti timu yake sinasewere bwino ndipo agonja.

"Kugonja kopweteka kwambiri ndipo inuyo atolankhani ndinu mumafalitsa mutha kuona mmene anyamata amaphonyera tiziti zikufunanso mphunzitsi? Masewero alero tangowapatsa a MAFCO, asewera bwino komabe ifeyo zativuta tivomere." Anatero Kamanga.

Iye wati aonetsetsa kuti masewero awo achite bwino omwe atsala nawo kuti mwina angathe kuthera pabwino mu ligiyi.

Kamuzu Barracks ili pa nambala yachisanu ndi chitatu (8) pomwe ili ndi mapointsi okwana 37 pa masewero pa masewero 28 omwe yasewera mu ligi.

TIGERS SURVIVE BAKA'S SCARE

A Kelvin Nyondo's own goal and a Precious Chipungu's goal were enough to rescue a point for Mighty Tigers as the team came from behind to play a 2-2 draw against relegated side, Baka City, in a match played at the Karonga Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

The hosts went ahead through Tambulani Mwale who converted a penalty kick on 28th minute as they led at half time before Mwale setting up Edgar Phiri on 52nd minute for a second goal of the match.

Nyondo's own goal reduced the arrears 10 minutes later before Chipungu levelling the scores on 74th minute as the team finished their away games with one point.

After the match, Leo Mpulula, head coach for the Kaukau boys failed to grant an interview to the media for his own reasons.

The Kanjedza based side remain 12th on the log table with 29 points from 28 games in the League and will feel the heat of Bangwe All Stars which now stays two points below them on the log table.

Reported by Hastings Wadza Kasonga J