NYAMBOSE ASKS FANS TO STOP BOOING PLAYERS

Chitipa United head coach, Christopher Nyambose, says his team's poor performance in some matches in their home matches is sometimes due to booing of fans on players which gives them pressure when playing.

He said this on Wednesday after the game which they beat Moyale Barracks 2-0 to stay in contention for the survival of the League this season.

He said his team's did not play well in the first half of the game because their supporters were booing them and because most of them are youngsters, they fail to withstand the pressure.

He said, "I think it is not good for fans to be booing the players, they need to encourage the players and not to boo them so today at least better but on Sunday we ask them to stop that."

The Basongo are 15th on the table with ,25 points, two points behind 13th placed FOMO FC and have played 29 matches.

📷: Chitipa United media

PETRO SCORES IN ROMANIA

Flames defender, Charles Petro, scored a goal as his team, FC Botosani beat FC Arges 3-0 in the Romanian Cup on Wednesday afternoon.

The Malawian was handed a start and scored on 68th minute to make the game 2-0 before his counterpart adding third to win the game.

Petro is the only male Malawian playing in Europe.

Reported by Hastings Wadza Kasonga Jr

NEWS

Former Mighty Mukuru Wanderers head coach, Mark Harrison, has left Mozambican side, UD Songo after one season as the club is not willing to extend his stay at the team.

This comes after missing his target to win the Moçambola League as he had the country's best players but managed to finish Second and Black Bulls won the League.

The English man signed a one year contract with the hope of extending it when he wins the League and he went to the team together with Miracle Gabeya, who could have his future at the team hanging in the air.

TABITHA, TEMWA IN AFRICA'S BEST FIVE

Scorchers duo Tabitha and Temwa Chawinga have been shortlisted for the final list of the CAF Women's player of the year award after their stellar performance in their respective teams.

This has been released by CAF on Wednesday evening as the two sisters are set to compete alongside other three players which include Zambia's Barbra Banda.

Temwa Chawinga won the MVP award and golden boot award in USA with Kansas City Current while Tabitha was the MVP and the golden boot winner with PSG Women last season before her move to Olympic Lyonnais.

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