Masewero pakati pa Silver Strikers Ladies ndi MDF Lioness omwe amayenera kuseweredwa pa bwalo la Silver alephereka.

Masewerowa akanika kuseweredwa kamba koti pabwaloli panadzadza madzi kamba ka mvula yomwe inagwa mu mzinda wa Lilongwe.

Ndipo akuluakulu oyendetsa ligi ya National Bank of Malawi National Womens Premiership awona kuti ndi kwabwino kuti masewerowa asachitike ndipo mmalo mwake adzakhalapo lolemba nthawi ya 10 koloko.

Chokoma china ndi chakuti matimu awiri onse amachokera ku Lilongwe komweku.

Silver Ladies date Bullets Women in third trip to Blantyre

The climax in the NBM National Women's Premiership continues to unfold in Week 8 as League leaders play their third match in Blantyre where they face FCB Nyasa Big Bullets Women at the Mpira Stadium on Wednesday afternoon.

The Bankers are yet to drop points in their maiden league having won their all 7 games making them to lead with 5 points ahead of second placed Ascent Academy.

Bullets Women on the other side have four wins, one draw and two defeats in the league with 13 points and occupying a third spot in the standings.

Meanwhile both teams have morale high after winning in derbies, the Bankers overpowered Civil Women 2-1 while Bullets Women stunned Mighty Wanderers Women 1-0.

Silver Ladies are the highest scoring side in the League with 20 goals while conceding five goals while Bullets Women have scored 15 as the second joint-sharpest striking force alongside Ascent Academy and have let in five goals as well.

Substitute Yiannakis seals Bullets Women's derby win

FCB Nyasa Big Bullets Women attacker, Iouria Yiannakis, came off the bench to score a brilliant free kick as the team picked a late 0-1 win over Mighty Wanderers Women in a Blantyre Derby at the Mpira Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

Both teams were in tears after 90 minutes as the game looked like it was heading for a draw, however, Yiannakis left Esther Chauluka motionless with an 89th minute free kick to give the visitors joy and Wanderers Women a heartbreak.

The win was first for the People's team against a team outside the relegation zone and away from home making head coach Maggie Chombo-Sadick happy after the match.

"It was a tough one because it was a derby and also our friends are doing well on the log table so it feels sweet to get this massive win," said Chombo-Sadick.

Meanwhile, the Nomads remain without a point at home this season while their all wins have come away from home and goalkeeper's trainer, Davie Pashani, sp

Silver Ladies restore five-points gap with derby win

Silver Strikers Ladies maintained their impressive start of the season with their 7th win of the season after beating their neighbours, Civil Women 2-1 at the Silver Stadium in the National Bank of Malawi National Women's Premiership.

Deborah Henry scores her 9th goal of the season to put the Bankers ahead in 8th minute before Mphatso Gondwe doubling the scores with a powerful shot after 23 minutes but Bernadetter Nyenga pulled one back for the visitors 9 minutes later to keep the Bankers chasing for the game till 90 minutes.

Head coach for the Bankers, Andrew Chikhosi, was not happy with the team's performance into the game

"It is quite good that we have won but maybe with the words that it is a derby gave our players too much pressure which made them play badly," said Chikhosi.

Meanwhile, assistant coach for Civil Women, Collins Pofera attributed the loss to a low start in the early minutes of the game.

Topik claim first National Premiership point

Bottom of the table Topik Academy recorded their first point in the National Women's Premiership after being held to a 1-1 draw against rivals MK Academy at the Mzuzu Stadium on Sunday.

The two teams were all looking for their first win of the season and Wongani Munthali put Topik ahead in the 20th minute before Jesca Prince cancelling it out 20 minutes later to settle for a draw.

Assistant head coach for Topik Academy, Kelvin Bwayala, said they were supposed to get a win but they gifted an easy goal which cost them.

"I think we have time, there are plenty of games to be played so we will fix our problems. The girls lack confidence and experience which is still making us struggle in the League," said Bwayala.

On his part, assistant head coach for MK Academy Hastings Msowoya, was not pleased with his team's performance.

"Tactically we were very poor I don't know what happened, maybe because it was a derby I don't know but I'm not happy