Pasuwa describes Lilongwe trip as fair

FCB Nyasa Big Bullets head coach, Kalisto Pasuwa, says a trip to Lilongwe where his team has managed to pick two points out of possible 6 is much fair considering that the teams he played against need full ammunition.

He said this after the team gave up a two goals lead to play a 2-2 draw against Civil Service United for the team's 13th draw of the season and said his defenders lost concentration due to too much stoppages and rains.

"A game which we had control maybe in the first half and we got a goal unfortunately maybe due to weather and stoppages of the game you see players at times they lose concentration. We came in and we scored a goal and again we were being scored one time of a goal, a ball behind the defense every time we were failing to manage that balls and we conceded two goals." Said Pasuwa

Meanwhile, getting a point against Civil Service United and Silver Strikers had pleased Pasuwa who said playing these in a space of three day

NOMADS HEADING TOWARD YET ANOTHER TROPHYLESS SEASON

If they fail to win the Castel Challenge Cup this season then they will have another trophyless season after Mighty Mukuru Wanderers blew away a chance keep pressure on Silver Strikers in three minutes after playing a 2-2 draw against MAFCO on Wednesday.

The Nomads led 2-0 at half time thanks to goals from Lawrence Chaziya and Isaac Kaliati but Auspicious Kadzongola and Bernard Chimaimba netted two late goals to deny the Nomads their 17th win of the season at the Kamuzu Stadium.

Head coach, Bob Mpinganjira, said after the match that they result they got was very bad.

"It is a bad results, we led by two goals for 70-80 minutes but conceding late goals this is a very bad result." Said Mpinganjira.

The Nomads remain second on the standings with 54 points from 27 games this season, 7 points behind Silver Strikers who edge closer to win the title.

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