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Scorchers' semifinal hopes in jeopardy after Zambia-Zimbabwe
Malawi Women's team's hopes of reaching the semi final of COSAFA Women's Championship is now jeopardy after having an unfavourable result in Group B that saw Zambia and Zimbabwe playing a goalless draw on Sunday.
Malawi had hopes of progressing through as the best runners up after South Africa secured the top of the group A place on head to head and secured a big 8-1 win on Saturday to strengthen their hopes.
Meanwhile, in a top of the table crash involving the derby between Zimbabwe and Zambia, the two sides settled for a goalless draw in each team's second game of the group.
The results leave both teams with four points from one win and one draw ahead of their final round of matches where Zambia will face Eswatini while Zimbabwe will play Botswana.
Zambia leads the group on goal difference but a win for both teams, who go into their last games as favourites, will take them up to 7 points where one will progress
as leaders and the other as the best runner up.
In the case of both teams winning in their final matches, it would mean Malawi will be knocked out of the competition even if they beat Angolawhich also eye the same best second placed team spot to progress.
As it stands, Botswana and Eswatini have a point each in the group after playing a 1-1 and it is unlikely to cause upset on the top two teams in their group meaning Malawi would need a miracle to progress.
NKHANI:
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Chawinga produces one hour show in Lyones win
Scorchers captain, Tabitha Chawinga, produced a brilliant performance in 60 minutes as she was directly involved in four goals in Ol Lyones' 6-2 win over Marseille Women in the Arkema Premiere Ligue in France on Saturday.
Chawinga bagged two goals and provided two assists before being replaced by Marrie Katoto in the 60th minute of the game.
She scored her first in the first minute of the added time in the first half before completing her double in the 51st minute. She assisted two further goals in a space of two minutes before being withdrawn.
The two goals took her up to third in the golden boot race with 9 goals, five goals behind Romee Leuchter and one behind Merveille Kanjinga, both for PSG.
She is also a third joint player with most assists in the League (5), Leuchter and Kanjinga have 7 and 6 to their names respectively.
Meanwhile, Lyones leads the table with 46 points from 16 games to open a 16 points gap above Nantes Women on
UPDATE
Chikumbutso Salima was back in the starting eleven as Al Merrikh SC beat AS Kigali 1-0 in the Rwandan Premier League on Sunday afternoon.
He was replaced in the second half before the Mars netting their winner in the 82nd minute.
In four games he has played, he has three start and one game coming on as a substitute to claim a man of the match award
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