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Flames passports which were reported missing have been found in Bamako, Mali.

Football Association of Malawi (FAM) Competitions and Communications Director Gomezgani Zakazaka has confirmed.

Zakazaka said the taxi driver delivered the passports at the stadium today.

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"PUT US IN PRAYERS SO WE WIN" - MABEDI

Flames coach, Patrick Mabedi, says there is a need to put happy faces back into Malawi after a disappointing 3-2 home defeat over Burundi last Thursday and has asked Malawians to pray for the team.

He has said in the last pre-match interview ahead of their match against Burkina Faso on Tuesday in Malawi where he said the team is in good shape and that the weather is good in the country.

He further said he is aiming for a win in the match and that this will come if they remain clinical in their chances gotten in the match.

He said: "They have problems in defense but they are a good time with very fast players but we need be clinical in our forward line and capitalise every chance we get in this match. The best way to defend is to attack so if we sit back, we will invite trouble then we will attack more and more in order to get goals."

The team will be aiming for their first win in the Group L of the 2025 African Cup of Nations qualifying game

WANDERERS, DYNAMOS SLAPPED AS KAMWENDO RETURNS TO DEDZA

Football Association of Malawi player status has slapped Premier Bet Dedza Dynamos and Mighty Mukuru Wanderers with heavy fines following a misconduct of the transfer for Promise Kamwendo in the just ended transfer window.

This comes after FCB Nyasa Big Bullets appealed to FAM following a failed deal that saw Kamwendo penning a deal with the Nomads despite already paid a transfer fee to Dedza Dynamos.

In a verdict released today, FAM had ordered the player to return to Dedza as he has a valid contract with the team and that he should return the K6 million which Wanderers gave him as a signing on fee in a space of 14 days.

The Association has further told Dynamos to return back K3 million to FCB Nyasa Big Bullets and K4 million to Mighty Mukuru Wanderers plus a punishment of K3 million for failing to initiate the deal.

Meanwhile, the Nomads will have to pay K4 million for their conduct and that sound be paid in 14 days period