*Flames Beaten in Addis Ababa

Malawi’s national football team put up an impressive second-half performance but failed to score as they lost 1-0 to Ethiopia in their first FIFA break friendly match. The game was played at Dire Dawa National Stadium in Addis Ababa on Saturday afternoon.

A third-minute goal by Fitmus Tirahun for the hosts was enough to secure the win, despite the Flames coming close on several occasions.

Chifundo Mphasi missed two clear chances, while Christopher Kumwembe, Babatunde Adepoju, and Gaddie Chirwa also went close. Substitute Blessings Singini made a game-changing impact after coming on.

Head coach Kalisto Pasuwa said conceding early and missing good chances were the factors that led to their defeat.

“We started slowly. We conceded from a corner kick in the early minutes and lost concentration. We created chances but unfortunately did not score in the first half. In the second half, after the changes, we played better and had more clear chances than our o

Wotseka kumbuyo ku timu ya LUANAR Mitundu, Tamandani Ngulube, wasankhidwa kuti wasewera bwino kuposa aliyense mu mwezi wa May kutimuyi.

Iye wapambanako mphoto yakuti wasewera bwino pa masewero amu FDH Premiership kamodzi pomwe anagonjetsa Kamuzu Barracks 1-0.

Iye watenga ndalama zokwana K100,000 kamba kopambana mphotoyi kuchokera ku kampani ya BCA.

Chawinga Named NWSL Player of the Month for May

Scorchers vice captain Temwa Chawinga has been named the National Women’s Soccer League Player of the Month for May in the USA.

The award follows her outstanding performances during the month, in which she scored seven goals in only five games to join the golden boot race.

Chawinga trails the league’s top scorer, Barbra Banda, by four goals as she eyes her third consecutive golden boot award in her third year in the US.

Osewera atatu a Red Lions, Matamando Matchipitsa, Precious Mitolo komanso Mphatso Magaleta apikisana pa mphoto ya osewera yemwe wasewera bwino kuposa anzake mu mwezi wa May.

Wopambana pa mphotoyi ndi yemwe atalandire mavoti ochuluka ndipo alandira K300,000.

Wanderers New Signings Eye K1.1 Million Driving Lessons

Mighty Wanderers new signings Alex Kambirinya and Lameck Mithi stand a chance to attain K1.1 million worth driving lessons at Pemba Driving School after being nominated for the team’s Player of the Month award.

The duo were signed at the start of the season and have quickly become key players for the Nomads, helping them top the FDH Premiership standings after Week 6.

Kambirinya, who turned down offers from several clubs to join the Nomads, was voted Kingbossi Player of the Week in Week 2. He was also named Man of the Match in the team’s 4-0 win over Chitipa United last weekend.

Meanwhile, Mithi has become the club’s talisman after scoring four goals in the last two games. He now leads the league’s top scorers with five goals from four starts and two substitute appearances.

The 18-year-old star was also named Man of the Match against Karonga United and Kingbossi Player of the Week in Week 5.