CHIMBAMBA WAYAMBA ZOKONZEKERA KU BULLETS

Wachiwiri kwa mphunzitsi kutimu ya FCB Nyasa Big Bullets, Gilbert Chirwa wati goloboyi watimuyi, Richard Chimbamba wayamba kuchita zokonzekera patsogolo pamasewero a timuyi ndi Kamuzu Barracks Lachinayi likudzali pabwalo la Civo.

Chimbamba wakhala asakupezeka kutimuyi pa zifukwa zokhudzana ndi kusowa mwambo pomwe zinamveka kuti anakana kupepesa atachedwa kuzokonzekera za timuyi.

Koma polankhula pamsonkhano wa olemba nkhani patsogolo pamasewero awo ndi KB, Chirwa anatsimikiza kuti tsopano Chimbamba wabwelera pabwalo la zamasewero, komabe Innocent Nyasulu ndi goloboyi woyamba kutimuyi kapena kuti 'first choice goalkeeper' pachingelezi.

"Chiganizo cha yemwe ayambe chili m'manja mwa aphunzitsi." Iye anaonjezera.

Mwazina, Chirwa anati Aaron Chilipa sapezeka pamasewerowa kaamba koti akadali ovulala ndipo Chikumbutso Salima, yemwe zimakaikitsa ngati apezeke pamasewerowa, tsopano alibwino ndipo apezeka nawo.

Pakadali pano, timu ya FCB Nyasa B

THOLE NAMED IN BEST XI IN ZIMBABWE LEAGUE

Flames goalkeeper, William Tjole, has been named in the best XI players of the just ended Castle Lager Premier League after his brilliant performances in his debut season in Zimbabwe.

Thole earned the place after claiming the golden glove award as he kept 17 cleensheets in 31 games he played for Simba Bhora FC this season.

His brilliance kept the team top of the league till the final 6 games of the season before losing the place to Scottland FC and also finished third in the league.

Here is Castle Lager Premier Soccer League 11 Best Players Of The Season

Isheanesu Mauchi (Simba Bhora)
Aboubakar Moffat (MWOS)
Billy Veremu (MWOS)
Andrew Mbeba (Highlanders)
Emmanuel Jalai (Dynamos)
Emmanuel Ziocha (Simba Bhora)
Washington Navaya (TelOne)
Kevin Moyo (Scottland)
William Thole (Simba Bhora)
Jarrison Selemani (FC Platinum)
Tymon Machope (Scottland)

''SUPPORTERS DON'T MAKE DECISIONS BUT CHEER US'' - CHIRWA

FCB Nyasa Big Bullets assistant coach, Gilbert Chirwa, has sent a reminder to the team's supporters that their role is to cheer the team and not making decisions on who to play in the team.

Chirwa said this on sunday following fans whistling in disagreement to a change which Babatunde Adepoju was introduced for Frank Willard in their 4-3 win against Civil Service United.

He said that the team's decision is managed by the head coach and not the reactions of the supporters.

''It is the head coach who trains the team and the supporters are here to cheer us. So the noises here means nothing because decisions are made by the coach not supporters,'' said Chirwa.

The change was made when Bullets trailed 1-2 but managed to make a comeback before half time and then they extended the lead in the second half.

Bullets sweat to displace Wanderers on league summit

FCB Nyasa Big Bullets came from behind twice before finishing with hearts up after playing a 7-goal thriller against Civil Service United in a 4-3 win at the Kamuzu Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

The match witnessed two hat-tricks from either sides as Chikumbutso Salima and Chikaiko Batson both walked away with match balls for their efforts.

Batson scored first at 8 minutes which Peter Banda cancelled out 8 minutes later then Batson restored the lead in the 28th minute but Salima scored twice to put Bullets ahead before half time before netting another in the second half which Batson pulled one back to put the game alive till final whistle.

Assistant coach Gilbert Chirwa said, ''A win is a good result for us because we have not been doing well in the past games but we tried to restore confidence in the boys and today we have seen improvements. This win is a molare booster.''

The win took Bullets up to the top with 53 points

Wanderers claim valuable point to maintain unbeaten run

Mighty Wanderers failed to keep their lead twice but managed keep their unbeaten run after playing a 2-2 draw against Silver Strikers at the Bingu National Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

The Nomads stroke aa early as four minutes through Peter Cholopi but Binwell Katinji levelled the scores in the 34th minute then Muhammad Sulumba restored the lead three minutes in the second half which Katinji eclipsed it three minutes later from the spot.

Head coach Bob Mpinganjira thanked his boys for their brilliant performance into the game despite giving away their leads.

''We were playing against one of the big teams in Malawi but the boys fought hard and we got two goals but we failed defend them. It happens in the game of football,'' said Mpinganjira.

Having remained unbeaten but holding a small lead, Mpinganjira downplayed pressure on his team and that they itch for more points in their remaining matches.

The Nomads remain top