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Yamikani Chester and Richard Mbulu have won their second trophy in Mozambique with UD Songo after winning the Mozambique Cup with a 5-4 penalty shootout win against Black Bulls as the regulation time ended in a 1-1 draw.

The team has completed their double with the team their first season after also winning the Mocambola League.

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Tabitha Chawinga came off the bench to score twice as Ol Lyonnes beat Le Havre Women 0-7 in the Arkema Premier League in France on Saturday.

Chawinga was introduced in 69 minutes and scored twice to extend their scoreline in the game.

Meanwhile, Chawinga moved up to second in the golden boot race with 6 goals and three assists in the League, three goals behind the leading top scorer.

Yesterday, Rose Kabzere also scored a brace and was named a player of the match as Montpellier played out a 2-2 draw against PSG Women in the same league.

Gwengwe nets double in England

Malawian England based forward, Shaquille Gwengwe, continues to shine in front of goal in England after netting two goals as Poole Town played a 2-2 draw against leaders Walton & Hersham in the South League Premier South on Wednesday night.

The visitors took an early lead into the game when Dawid Rogalski opened scoring in the 10th minute to take his tally of goals to 15 in the League but Gwengwe levelled the matters four minutes before half time.

The Malawian completed his brace in the 47th minute with a fine goal for Poole Town to take a lead but the leaders cancelled it out in the 80th minute through Ethan Light to snatch a point.

Meanwhile, Gwengwe leads the golden boot race with now 19 goals in 18 matches he has played for the team in the League placing himself four goals above Rogalski in the golden boot race.

Reported by Hastings Wadza Kasonga Jr

Kanyenda diagnosed with liver cancer

Former Flames and Mighty Wanderers forward, Esau Kanyenda, has been diagnosed with liver cancer in United Kingdom.

Kanyenda confirmed the news on Monday through his facebook page where he said he is fighting for it and has asked for prayers from Malawians.

''Just to let you know that I’m diagnosed with liver cancer here in UK. I’m fighting for this. [I] Need your prayers,'' he wrote.

Meanwhile, soccer fans and his former teammates have sent comforting messages to Black Mamba wishing him well.

Peter Banda, ''Sending you all my support and prayers for a full recovery. You're an inspiration, and we'll be thinking of you. Stay strong!''

''It shall be well. You are more than a conqueror,'' Chimango Kayira.

Kaonga to join Caps United in January

Flames forward, Chawanangwa Kaonga, will join Zimbabwean side Caps United in January after reports that he has already a pre-contract with the team.

Kaonga will leave ZANACO FC of Zambia as a free agent as his contract will expire this month and has opted against extending his stay.

Meanwhile, he will join the Castle Lager Premier League side in January during their pre-season preparations for the 2026 season.

Zimbabwe has seen as a place for more Malawian players as it had 8 players from Malawi in different teams.