"THE REFEREE GAVE THEM THE GAME" - MWALWENI

Baka City head coach, Kondwani Mwalweni, said that he was not happy with how match officials have handled their match against Blue Eagles and believes that they agreed to give the game to the Area 30 based side.

Mwalweni spoke this to the media after his team lost 0-3 to be knocked out of the FDH Bank Cup at the Karonga Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

He believes that the referee had a hand in the team's defeat as Eagles' second goal was a foul in their favour but still the referee awarded them.

"It was a tough game yes but I'm not impressed with how match officials have handled this game, I think they agreed to give the game to Blue Eagles already. The second goal for them was a foul but the referee awarded them and was the time our team was settling so we were disturbed." Said Mwalweni.

Schumacher Kuwali netted two goals while Paul Master added third to send Eagle into the semis of the tournament.

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PASUWA SAYS BULLETS WILL ADD NEW PLAYERS

FCB Nyasa Big Bullets head coach, Kalisto Pasuwa, said his team is expected to sign some new players from other teams to beef up his squad which is few due to injuries.

Pasuwa said this after his team recorded a 1-0 win over Civil Service United to seal their place into the Semi final of the FDH Bank Cup and said his main problem is injuries of the players so they need to add few faces.

"I am looking at the guys that I am having now and the problem I have been facing is injuries and now we have them returning back from injuries so we need to add someone may be on the attacking midfield from other teams whom he will also need to be taught." Said Pasuwa.

He further said that their three game winning streak will now provide full confidence to his players that they can do more than what they have done in the past weeks.

The People's team will face Moyale Barracks in the semi finals of the tournament in a bid to defend the title.

Umatha daily

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