GWENGWE WINS GOLDEN BOOT IN ENGLAND

Malawian England based forward, Shaquille Gwengwe, has won the Southern League Premier South golden boot in England after netting 42 goals for Poole Town in his first season with the team.

Gwengwe finished the season on high with two goals as Poole Town finished the season with a 3-3 draw against Uxbridge on Saturday.

He was the team's main man in the season after he joined from Dorchester Town and finished with five goals above Ryan Seager of Havant and W.

Meanwhile, his team secured a fourth place finish and have qualified for the Promotion Playoffs where they will face Gloucester in a one leg match away from home.

MWANSA IMPRESSED WITH PERFORMANCE DESPITE DROPPING POINTS

Moyale Barracks head coach, Prichard Mwansa, has hailed his team for the impresssive performance despite dropping points in a goalless draw against Goshen City Dedza Dynamos at the Rumphi Stadium on Saturday.

Mwansa said after the game where he noted good display of football from his side but he has demanded improvement in clinical finishing in order to start getting goals.

"We played well especially in the second half, we attacked with intense searching for a goal but we missed chances which we need to improve but getting a point is not bad," he said.

He also said that the team's new signings have done very well and believes that once they settle in the team, they will make up a deadly side when facing other team.

A point puts the team in the fifth position in the first day of the new FDH Premiership log table, two points behind leaders, Silver Strikers.

"MZIMU WOSEWERA UNACHOKAMO" - MHONE

Mphunzitsi watimu ya Kamuzu Barracks, Tione Mhone, wati timu yake inabalalika ndi kuchedwa kuyamba kwa masewero awo pomwe anauzidwa kuti masewero alephereka kenako ndi kuyambiranso.

Iye amayankhula atatha masewero omwe agonja 2-0 ndi Silver Strikers pa bwalo la Champions pa masewero omwe anakhala mphindi 53 asanayambe kudutsa nthawi yake yoyenerereka.

Pa masewerowa, timu ya Silver Strikers inapezeka kuti yaiwala makadi awo zomwe zinachititsa kuti masewero achedwe kuyamba ndipo Mhone wati zinawakhudza kwambiri osewera ake.

"Lero tivomereze sitinali bwino chifukwa cha chiyambi chifukwa takaongola minyewa ndikubwereranso kukakhala pafupifupi ola limodzi nde zonsezo zinawachotsa osewera mtima wosewera," anatero Mhone.

Komabe iye wati waona mavuto omwe timu yake yakumana nawo pa masewerowa ndipo ayesetsa kukonza kuti kutsogoloku achite bwino.

KB ili pa nambala 16 mu ligi opanda point iliyonse ndipo akumana ndi Mitundu Baptist mu masewero awo achiwir

DUWE'S DOUBLE FIRES SILVER PAST KB

Silver Strikers are on top of the FDH Premiership on the first day after securing a comfortable 2-0 win over Kamuzu Barracks at the Champions Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

Festus Duwe got a first half brace to take an early lead in the golden boot race while the Bankers being the only team to secure the win on the opening day of the League.

Head coach Peter Mgangira, while hailing his boys for the win, said his team missed a lot of chances that could have given them a hefty win.

"It was a good game and I'm happy that we have started with a win only that we missed a lot of chances but a win is a better result for us," he said.

He also saluted his players for treating the commotion before the start of the game professionally as the Bankers forgot their cards into the game.

The Bankers have three points from one on top of the League placing themselves two points ahead of second placed Civil Service United.

DEDZA NOT SATISFIED WITH OFFICIATION IN MOYALE DRAW

Goshen City Dedza Dynamos believe that officiation contributed to their dropping of points as they feel their disallowed goal was valid and some dubious decisions affected them in a goalless draw against Moyale Barracks.

He said this after the game at the Rumphi Stadium where he said he was impressed with the overall performance of the team but officiation affected their play.

"We scored a goal but it was disallowed, we don't know why and some dubious calls into the game, we also got a penalty which we were not given however with all that we still managed to take a point, I thank the boys," he said.

Ngwira said he is also impressed with the team that he has built for this season and once there is coordination, they will be untouchable this season.

Dynamos find themselves fourth on the table with one point from one game, sitting two pointe behind leaders Silver Strikers.