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Goshen City Dedza Dynamos will face Ekhaya FC in the final of the Premier Bet Sapitwa Big Four Bonanza after beating Mighty Wanderers 4-2 on penalties following a goalless draw in the 90 minutes.

Dynamos benefitted on Dennis Phiri's heroics after saving Blessings Singini and Clement Nyondo's penalties while Chris Lwemba netted the winning goal to secure the big win.

Head coach Alex Ngwira was happy with the win and thanked his boys for their performance in the game.

"It was a good game, we tried everything and it is good that we defended well. Dennis [Phiri] is good, we have good goalkeepers and we just choose which one to use," said Ngwira.

However, MacDonald Nginde Mtetemera said losing into penalties is not bad and they just need to improve in front of goal.

"I think the boys lacked coordination because we combined new players and old ones but it is good that we have lost on penalties and we have noted the problems, they will be fixed," said Mtetemera.

The Nomads will pl

"ANYAMATA SANAGWIRANE BWINOBWINO" - MTETEMERA

Wachiwiri kwa mphunzitsi watimu ya Mighty Wanderers, MacDonald Nginde Mtetemera, wati timu yake yagonja ndi Goshen City Dedza Dynamos kamba koti anyamata ake sanagwirane bwinobwino.

Iye anayankhula kutsatira kugonja pa mapenate 4-2 kuti akanike kufika mu ndime yotsiriza ya chikho cha Sapitwa Big Four pa bwalo la Mulanje Park loweruka.

Iye wati ndi wokhutira ndi mmene osewera asewerera ndipo ubwino ndi wakuti agonja mmapenate.

"Anyamata sanagwirane zomwe zaoneka kuti zativuta kuti tipeze zigoli koma taonaona movutamo ndipo tiyesetsa kukonza kuti tichite bwino," iye anatero.

Zateremu, Manoma akumana ndi Red Lions polimbirana pa nambala yachitatu lamulungu ndipo Nginde wati adzapambana mmasewerowa.

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CHATAMA IMPRESSED WITH EKHAYA'S PREFORMANCE

Ekhaya FC head coach, Enos Chatama, has expressed his satisfaction over his team's performance in the semi finals of the Premier Bet Sapitwa Big Four Bonanza after beating Red Lions 5-4 on penalties.

The Cowboys faced the Soldiers at the Mulanje Park Stadium where they played a goalless draw after 90 minutes before claiming a penalty shootout win to progress into the final of the tournament.

Chatama said his team had almost 8 good players who were not available in the game but they dominated the game which is good for them.

"I'm happy with the performance of the players today, we were able to create a lot of chances but we failed to convert them, at least the players played well," said Chatama.

Meanwhile, one of the organising member of the tournament Chimwemwe Nyirenda said the tournament gives team a good time to prepare for the upcoming seasons.

Ekhaya will face the winner between Mighty Wanderers and Goshen City Dedza Dynamos in the

Pasuwa Warns Flames Against Underrating Zambia

Flames head coach, Kalisto Pasuwa, has warned his players against underrating Zambia, saying they need to be fully charged despite facing a B side.

He said this on Friday ahead of their Mukuru Four Nations Tournament semi-final match against Zambia, which comprises local-based players only, as the senior team has travelled to Argentina.

"They are Zambia, generally, which is one of the best teams in Southern Africa. If you end up underrating a B-team, they end up beating you, so we need to be serious with this game," Pasuwa said.

He also said Richard Mbulu faces a late fitness test, while Charles Petro has not yet arrived at camp.

The winner will play the winner between Botswana and Zimbabwe, while losers will face off in the third-place match.