Gwengwe scores again in England

Malawian forward Shaquille Gwengwe netted a lone goal that inspired Poole Town to a 1-0 win over Chertsey to move third in the South League Premier South in England on Saturday.

The 24 year old star has been in top since joining the team from Dorchester Town and netted the goal on 72nd minute to extend his tally at the team to 6 goals in 7, matches in all competitions.

After the man, he was voted as a player of the match following his brilliant performance in the game.

Meanwhile, the team has 13 points from 6 games in the League, level on points with Gloucester and Walton & Hesham who sit on the top two spot respectively in the League.

Gwengwe has now 5 goals in League as he sits as a joint top goal scorer alongside Dawid Rogalski of Walton & Hesham and Ryan Seager of Havant & Water Looville in the League.

Reported by Hastings Wadza Kasonga Jr

Chawinga scores 12th goal in USA

Scorchers forward Temwa Chawinga was on target for Kansas City Current as the team beat FC Bay 0-2 to open a 17-point gap on top of the National Women's Soccer league in USA on Sunday morning.

Chawinga netted a 94th minute to goal to double the lead for the team after Michelle Cooper had put the team ahead with a well taken strike in the added minutes of the first half.

The team has now 49 points from 19 games this season while the second placed team, Washington Spirits have 32 points from 18 matches,

Chawinga now has 12 goals and two assists that put her on top of the Spanish forward, Esther Gonzalez Rodriguez who has just 12 goals and no assist.

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"We could have scored three four five goals" - Pasuwa

Flames head coach Kalisto Pasuwa said his team missed many chances that could have made the team win by a huge margin but he is happy as he wanted to win against Namibia.

He said this after recording their third win in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers by beating Namibia 1-2 away in Botswana on Friday afternoon.

He said the team played well in the match as they used several tactics to unlock the team and was happy to claim the win.

"We played very well today and you could see we kept the ball away from the opponents and at times we tried to catch them from the breaks and I saw them attacking with 6 players towards the end of the first half and I think we could have scored three four five goals but we missed." Said Pasuwa.

He said the players need to boost up their confidence on shooting on goal as it was only Gabadinho Mhango who was shooting on goal.

Malawi have 9 points from three wins and four defeats on position 5.

Pasuwa hails Malango after Flames debut

Flames head coach Kalisto Pasuwa said debutant Mayele Malango played very well in his first minutes at the team and described him as a kind of a player that the team wants due to experience.

He said this after the team beating Namibia 1-2 away in Botswana on Friday afternoon in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers to grab their third group win.

The DRC born attacker was introduced on 86th minute as he replaced Richard Mbulu and put up a brilliant performance in the few minutes at the team.

"He played well in the minutes he played and he was very good as he could have also scored a goal. He is a kind of a player that we are looking for as we will benefot more from his experience." Said Pasuwa.

Malango chose to play Malawi over DRC because he grew up in the Country after leaving DRC due to wars in 1998.

He could be hoping to earn more minutes on Monday as Malawi play Liberia at home at the Bingu National Stadium in a bid to jump up to 12 points