Hammers suffer 11th defeat to stuck in relegation zone

Mzuzu City Hammers continue to struggle in the TNM Super League after suffering a 0-2 defeat over Silver Strikers at the Rumphi Stadium to remain in the relegation zone on Sunday afternoon.

The team has failed to replicate their last year's performance when they finished fourth in the League but we're stunned by Emmanuel Allan and Zebron Kalima's goals to continue dropping points in the League.

Head coach for the Hammers, Elias Chirambo said his team played well in the game only that they are failing to convert their chances which they need to beef up the squad ahead of the second round.

"We have some players coming to join the team of which mostly are strikers so that we solve the problem of not scoring but the team has been playing well in the last five games that I was in charge." Said Chirambo.

Hammers side remain 15th on the table with 8 points from 15 games as well as they have two wins, two draws and 11 losses after

Bullets fans angry with Karonga United draw

FCB Nyasa Big Bullets supporters stoned their bus and denied the team's players to use the bus after their disappointing 3-3 draw over Karonga United at the Kamuzu Stadium to miss the top spot.

The People's team were 3-1 ahead with 15 minutes left on the clock but the visitors fought back through Allen Chihana and Alfred Chizinga to snatch a point over the People's team.

Meanwhile, the fans blamed Peter Mponda's decisions into the game and stoned the bus and their players used public transport while others walked to leave the stadium to avoid getting injured by the angry supporters

The People's team got an early goal through Blessings Mpokera on 6th minute but Benjamin Mapunda levelled it five minutes later before Mike Mkwate restoring the lead on 16th minute and Babatunde Adepoju extended it in the second half before the late drama.

Bullets remain second with 34 points from 11 wins, one draw and three defeats in the League.

Bankers trim gap on Wanderers to five points

Defending Champions Silver Strikers have finished the first round of the 2025 TNM Super League season on a high note after claiming a 0-2 win over Mzuzu City Hammers at the Rumphi Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

After playing as barren first half, the Bankers used their first 10 minutes in the second half wisely as they got two goals from substitute Emmanuel Allan and Zebron Kalima to seal a win.

Head coach for the Bankers, Peter Mgangira, said the result is good as they were playing away from home and seee a huge advantage to his team for playing more away games in the first round.

"It has been a good journey with ups and downs but we managed to claim points in away games which means in the second round we will have more games at home which is an advantage to us but all in all it has been tough and I expect the second round to be more tougher." Said Mgangira.

The three points were vital for the Bankers as they move up to 30 points from 15

Eagles drops to 7th after back-to-back losses

Blue Eagles have dropped down to 7th in the TNM Super League after suffering a 1-0 away defeat over Chitipa United in a match played at the Chitipa Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

The team were coming from a 3-0 defeat over Kamuzu Barracks in their previous outing and were stunned by Nelson Sikaona's first half goal to suffer back to back defeats in the League.

Head coach for the team, De Klerk Msakakuona conceded the defeat saying they failed to utilise their chances and also the loss is a blow to their team.

"The loss is not good because we were good, we played 7 games without a loss, we beat drew against Dedza Dynamos then beat Bullets but now two defeats against KB and now Chitipa, it is not good but we will sort out all problems and come back stronger." Said Msakakuona.

Eagles now drop to 7th on the table with 23 points from 6 wins, five draws and four defeats after the first round.

Chitipa claim first win at Chitipa Stadium

Chitipa United continue to enjoy their recent form in the TNM Super League after finishing the first round with a 1-0 win over Blue Eagles to record their first ever elite League win at the Chitipa Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

The Basongo had not tested an defeat in their last 7 games prior to the game while conceding just one goal Nelson Sikaona scored a lone goal to seal the win.

Head coach for the hosts, Kondwa Ikwanga, applauded his boys for the win as they put a grand fight in order to collect three points.

"We used the system that we used against Wanderers and we hard lapses in it but we can improve on that, in the second half we changed different approaches based on how Eagles were playing, we were defending and at some point we kept the ball so it was not an easy game, I have to applaude the boys." Said Ikwanga..

The victory took the Basongo up to 9th on the table with 19 points from four wins, 7 draws and four defeats in the Lea