Malawi Under 15 girls have reached the semi finals of the COSAFA Girls Championship in Namibia after beating Comoros 6-0 in Windhoek in Namibia on Sunday afternoon.

The team has claimed 6 points from two games in group A.

Malawi Under 20 Womens Football team has beaten Central African Republic 3-1 at home in the first leg of a FIFA Women’s World Cup qualifiers at the Bingu National Stadium.

The Junior Scorchers played with 10 players as they got a red card inside the first 30 minutes of the game.

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Tigers kills Crocodile to bank second win

Grayson Msowoya's lone goal in first minute of the second half was enough for Mighty Tigers to claim their second win of the season after beating Karonga United 0-1 at the Karonga Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

After a barren draw in the first 45 minutes, the Kaukau boys stroke in the 46th minute then defended the goal as the defense led by man of the match, Alex Kambirinya and captain Kelvin Banda managed to hold the on-form Karonga United striking force.

Head coach for the team, Leo Mpulula, described the win as a relief for the team as it will bring back life into the squad.

"It was a tough match but we worked us because we are coming from a poor run if results where we have started badly this season but the boys knew what it means, they played according to instructions and we depart with three points." Said Mpulula.

The win is the second for the Kaukau boys who rose from 15th to 9th on the log table with 6 points from 6 games and ha

Karonga suffer shock first League defeat

Karonga United have registered their first defeat of the 2025 TNM Super League season after going down at home 0-1 to Mighty Tigers on Saturday afternoon.

Boostered by their Airtel Top 8 2-0 win over Mighty Wanderers in the previous match, the Ingwina dominated the Kaukau boys but failed to unlock them as Grayson Msowoya's lone strike secured a win for the visitors.

Marking his first match since his return from his 8-months ban, Oscar Kaunda, humbly accepted the defeat.

"It is a painful loss, we dominated and controlled everything but Lucky was not on our side, we accept the defeat and we move on." Said Kaunda.

He also said many key players are injured and that the new boys struggled but 27 games are many to catch up and do better in the League.

The team still have 6 points now after three games on position 8 as they have managed to win two games and record on defeat.