NEWS

Chifundo Mphasi came off the bench to score a goal as Power Dynamos came from behind to beat Nchanga Rangers 3-1 in the MTN Super League in Zambia on Sunday.

Mphasi netted an 89th minute goal to seal the win as it was the team's third in the game.

Power remain second with 42 points from 20 games, a point behind Red Arrows which has 43 points from 22 games.

HENRY, KHUMALO WIN COSAFA JOINT GOLDEN BOOT

Scorchers duo, Deborah Henry and Ireen Khumalo, have finished as the joint top scorers along other two players after netting three goals each at this year's COSAFA Women's Championship.

Henry netted a hat-trick in her first start for the team in an 8-1 win over Lesotho, the game which Khumalo bagged a brace and got his third after netting a winner in a 1-0 win over Angola.

Meanwhile, the golden boot has been shared amongst four players as Makhotso Moalosi of Lesotho and Rutendo Makore of Zimbabwe have also three goals each.

Namibia claimed the Championship on Sunday after beating South Africa 2-1 after extra time while Zambia beat Zimbabwe 3-1 to finish third.

Reported by Hastings Kasonga

Nkhoma scores in TP Mazembe win

Flames winger, Lanjesi Nkhoma, was on target as TP Mazembe beat Lubumbashi Sports 2-0 in the Illicocash Ligue 1 in DRC on Sunday.

The forward was handed a start in the game and found the back of the net in the 57th minute before being withdrawn a minute later.

Meanwhile, Patrick Mwaungulu was also a starter and withdrawn together with Nkhoma in the game.

BREAKING

Namibia are the champions of the COSAFA Women's Championship after beating South Africa 2-1 after extra time on Sunday in the final.

The Brave Gladiators came from a goal behind to force the game to extra time where they bagged the winner to secure the big win.

Nthabiseng Majiya had put South Africa ahead in the first half but Muhinatjo Hanavi levelled before half time for Namibia before Memory Ngonda netting the winner in the extra time.

Meanwhile, Zambia have finished third in the tournament after beating Zimbabwe 3-1 thanks Agness Phiri's brace and Mercy Chipasula's lone strike while Rutendo Makore got a consolation goal.

Shaquille Gwengwe scored a goal as Poole Town lost 1-2 to Gloecester in the Southern League Premier South on Saturday.

He has now 34 goals in the League so far.