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Gwengwe completes comeback in Poole win

England based Malawian forward, Shaquille Gwengwe, netted two added time goals to complete a comeback as Poole Town secured a 3-1 win over Berkhamsted in Southern League Premier South on Saturday.

The team found themselves trailing in the 67th minute but levelled the scores 10 minutes later before Gwengwe striking in the 92nd and 97th minutes to secure the win.

Gwengwe took his tally to 33 goals in the League placing himself a goal ahead of Ryan Seager of Havant and W and has scored 50 percent of the team in the League.

Poole City have netted 66 goals in the League and are third with 61 points from 31 games, sitting in promotion playoff places to the National League South.

Scorchers Eye Best Runners-Up Place

Malawi's Scorchers have missed the first place in Group A for automatic progression to the semi-finals of the COSAFA Women's Championship, being barred by head-to-head record which favours South Africa in their group.

The team produced a commanding 8-1 win over Lesotho, thanks to Deborah Henry's hat-trick, Ireen Khumalo's brace, and lone strikes from Vanessa Chikupira, Vitumbiko Mkandawire, and Olivia Phikani, to secure the win.

The win took Malawi up to second in their group with three points, but following South Africa's 2-0 win over Angola, the hosts have secured a semi-final place.

Head coach Lovemore Fazili said, "I knew that we would win with many goals because it is what we trained for, so I'm very happy."

Malawi will face Angola in the final group match, where the winner has a chance to progress as a best runner-up to the semis.

Henry Leads Golden Boot Race

Malawi's COSAFA Scorchers forward, Deborah Henry, starred in her first start for the team, netting a first-half hat-trick to inspire the team to an 8-1 win over Lesotho at the Seshego Stadium on Saturday.

Henry made her debut against South Africa in a 6-minute cameo but was handed the whole 90 minutes, where she scored three goals in the first half.

She claimed the player of the match award and the match ball for her performance and hat-trick after the game.

Meanwhile, Henry leads the golden boot race with three goals, while Ireen Khumalo comes second with two goals, alongside Makhoso Moalosi of Lesotho.

Kajoke's brace guides Bullets to Castel Cup triumph

FCB Nyasa Big Bullets are the champions of the 2025 Castel Challenge Cup after beating Goshen City Dedza Dynamos 2-1 in the final at the Bingu National Stadium on Saturday.

Hassan Kajoke stroke twice in the second half, the first coming in the 57th minute before converting a penalty in the 82nd minute but Chikondi Mbeta's strike two minutes later was not enough to secure a comeback.

The People's team have now won it for the second time after also winning it in 2023. They have also achieved a double in the 2025 season.

They will walk away with a trophy plus K50 million while Dynamos will get K25 million for being runners up.