''I'm happy to be back and help the team'' - Sama

Mighty Wanderers forward, Sama Thierry Tanjong, has described his second season at the team as a hard one but it is good that the Nomads arr chasing for thr title.

He said this in an interview with Twaha Chimuka and said individually, it has been a bad one following a long injury that kept him out for whole first round and part of the second round.

''I would say individually it has bed hard you know [i stayed] 6 months without football due to injury but it sounds good to be back and help the team,'' said Sama.

He also said the team remain focused in their final matches as they have agreed to fight for the league which looks to be on their favour now.

The Cameroonian has been in top form for the past two goals after being criticized by the team's fans as he has provided them with brilliance up front.

He joined the team last year and helped the team win the Castel Challenge Cup.

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Bullets Women beat Moyale to move fourth in NBM Premiership

FCB Nyasa Big Bullets Women moved up to fourth in the League after beating Moyale Sisters 1-2 at the Mzuzu Stadium on Saturday.

Leah Mussa and Linda Nyangu were on the scoresheet for the People's team in the first half before the hosts getting one back through Maurine Phiri's fifth goal of the season in the 76th minute which was a consolation goal for them.

Head coach for Bullets Women, Maggie Chombo-Sadick, said their win was important as they needed it to move up in the League.

''It was a good game as we needed a win into the game because last week we played a draw so i am happy that we have taken these vital points,'' said Chombo-Sadick.

On his part, John Chimwala of Moyale Sisters, hailed his players for their brilliant performance despite the defeat in the game.

''We gave it away in the first half where we conceded easy goals but in the second half we came strong and i am happy that my players are improving a lot in

Ntopwa Queens stun Wanderers Queens

Kukoma Ntopwa Queens sealed a sweet revenge on Mighty Wanderers after netting with the last kick of the match to claim a 0-1 victory in the National Bank of Malawi National Division League at the Mpira Stadium on Saturday morning.

Takondwa Gambuleni netted a 94th minute winner after chipping over the ball at Esther Maulidi to hand the Amaghetto kids a much needed victory in a dominant display against the Nomads.

Ntopwa Queens lost in a similar fashion to the Nomads in the first round but their win was the sweetest as it came when both teams thought it will end in a stalemate.

Assistant coach for Kukoma Ntopwa Queens, Chikumbutso Henry, hailed his players for a brilliant display into the game which gave them a win.

''We thought of playing Olivia Phikani to the right because Wanderers relies on Faluna Umali so we managed to stop them. Most important, we never gave up and it is good that we won this game,'' said Henry.

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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.