WANDERERS CONFIRMS SECOND PLACE AMIDST STRUGGLE

Mighty Mukuru Wanderers' struggle in the final days of the League continues as they failed to win in their third straight match following a 1-1 draw against Creck Sporting Club on Wednesday afternoon at the Aubrey Dimba Stadium.

Frank Phiri cancelled out a Misheck Botomani's first half opener to share a point each which has helped the Nomads cement their second place in the League ending a threat from FCB Nyasa Big Bullets which has moved three points behind them.

Head coach for the team, Bob Mpinganjira said the result was not s true reflection of the game as they dominated in the whole game.

"It is not a true reflection of the game, we dominated in the first and second half but we didn't create the chances to score so in Football we need goals to do better." Said Mpinganjira.

He however said his team missed Isaac Kaliati and Gaddie Chirwa who were suspended and injured respectively but that gives chances to other players to fit in

FOMO BEAT SILVER TO MOVE OUT OF RED ZONE

Friends Of Mulanje Orphans (FOMO) must fight to win their final match of the season against Karonga United after moving out of the relegation zone thanks to a 1-0 win over Champions, Silver Strikers, at the Mulanje Park Stadium on Wednesday afternoon.

Prince Kajore netted an 85th minute winner to seal the win and hand the Bankers their first defeat of the season but the battle is still on following Chitipa United's win over Moyale Barracks.

The rookies have 28 points, a point above 14th placed Bangwe All Stars and two points above Chitipa United on 15th position, all teams remaining with a game to wrap up the League.

Head coach Elvis Kafoteka said, "It's a big win and I'm happy with how the boys have performed today they came to fight and they really fought and we got the win.

Ahead of the final match, he said he will not allow his boys to celebrate the win in their camp saying that might bring complacency in the team.

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MPONDA SALUTES KAFOTEKA AS SILVER MISSES BIG RECORD

Silver Strikers head coach, Peter Mponda, has given credit to Elvis Kafoteka for his brilliant approach of the game that helped FOMO FC grab three points and hand the Bankers their first loss of the season.

Mponda said this after suffering a 1-0 defeat at the Mulanje Park Stadium on Wednesday afternoon in a game he believed his players were relaxed and also that FOMO deserved a win for their brilliant performance in the game.

"This is a painful loss, we didn't create much so that we can get a goal today and I think these are one of the things we need to have so that we say how did we win the League in reflection to today's performance and also I should salute coach Elvis, they came to win and they really fought." Said Mponda.

Meanwhile, the Bankers could have become the first team to finish the League unbeaten and win the League in the process after ESCOM United finished unbeaten but failed to win the League in 2010.

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