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Wanderers ikufuna ku Bingu

Timu ya Mighty Wanderers yalembera bungwe la Super League of Malawi kupempha kuti masewero awo ndi Kamuzu Barracks akaseweredwe pa bwalo la Bingu osati pa Balaka.

Timuyi yapanga chiganizochi ati pofuna kuti masapota ambiri omwe akonzekera kuti adzaone timuyi ikupatsidwa chikho asakathinane potengeranso kuti bwalo la Balaka ndi laling'ono.

Masewerowa anayikidwa ku Balaka kamba koti ma bwalo onse mu mzinda wa Blantyre kudzakhala masewero ndipo bwalo lapakhomo lachiwiri la Wanderers ndi Balaka.

Padakali pano bungweli silinayankhepo pa pempholi koma atsimikiza kuti kalatayo yawafika.

Henry's brace lifts Silver Ladies close to NBM Premiership trophy

Silver Strikers Ladies are just three points away from winning the National Bank of Malawi National Women Premiership after capitalising on Ascent Academy's slip to beat Mighty Wanderers Queens 2-0 at the Silver Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

The Bankers were ahead just 8 minutes into the game through their hot prospect Deborah Henry who later grabbed her second of the game in the 91st minute to seal the win and take her tally to 22 goals this season.

The two goals for Henry earned her another player of the match accolade while extending her scoring streak to 13 straight game as she failed to get a goal in the Bankers opening League match only.

Head coach for the Bankers, Andrew Chikhosi, said it was a tough match as Wanderers Queens forced them to play their unusual game but was happy with the win.

''We planned earlier on that we should be trying to be getting points in our games, if we do not score we should not

Chavinda stars as Bullets Women stun Ascent

Super Substitute, Mary Chavinda, marked off her return from injury with a super brace after guiding FCB Nyasa Big Bullets Women to a 2-1 comeback win over Ascent Academy in a very physical match at the Mpira Stadium.

Fatima Lali opened the scores in the fourth minute before getting injured prior to half time and Chavinda, who was introduced in the 34th minute, finished off brilliantly from Matamando Makawa's trivea pass in the 47th minute beforr scoring directly from a free kick 8 minutes later to complete the comeback.

Assistant coach for Bullets Women, Charles Lubani, said he was happy with the win and a sweet revenge as they were also beaten in the first round away in Lilongwe.

''It's a game which we wanted to win most and we are happy that we have managed to get it, we have been doing well in this second round because we want to finish on high and this win means a lot to us,'' said Lubani.