Ekwendeni Hammers loses form
The Northern Region outfit, Ekwendeni Hammers, suffered a back-to-back defeat against Moyale Barracks on Sunday.
Moyale Barracks won the match comfortably 3-1 as they hosted Hammers at Mzuzu Stadium.
Gastin Simkonda, Brown Magaga and Lloyd Njaliwa scored for Moyale while Patrick Banda and Chawanangwa Gumbo netted consolation goals for Ekwendeni.
Last weekend the team also suffered a 1-2 defeat against Mighty Wanderers.
Hammers are now on position 4 with 19 points from 11 matches they have played in TNM Super League.
And the Kaning'ina Soldiers are 2 steps up the relegation zone with 12 points from 11 matches.
Sulumba nets late equaliser to keep Civo unbeaten run
It would have ended in tears for Civil Service on Saturday as they needed Muhammed Sulumba 85 minutes strike to force a draw against Tigers.
Civil Service had a tough ride against their opponents in the TNM Super League.
The host were first to score through Frank Chikufenji.
Following the draw, the Servants are now on position 2 with 21 points from 11 games they have played.
And Tigers sits on number 14 with 9 points from 11 games.
Civil Service can go on position 1 if they win their match against Ntopwa later today.
Nyasa Big Bullets newly promoted striker, Lanjesi Nkhoma, has been ruled out for 3 to 4 weeks after sustaining an injury.
Nyasa Big Bullets Assistant Coach, Peter Mponda, has confirmed.
Bruno Fernandes has now scored 19 of the 20 penalties he has taken for Manchester United.
Old Mutual to reward best players
Sulom has clinched a deal with insurance company, Old Mutual for the sponsorship of Man of the Match (MOTM) award and player of the month award.
Old Mutual has answered a long call from football stakeholders to have best players rewarded.
The deal was signed on Wednesday at Sulom offices in Chilomoni.
The partnership will see MOTM receiving 50 thousand Kwacha and player of the month receiving 200 thousand Kwacha.
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