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WANDERERS PLANS TO RETURN TO WINNING WAYS

Mighty Mukuru Wanderers have set plans to bounce back from their two successive draws in the past two weeks and return to winning ways as they return to the pitch on Saturday.

The team's deputy head coach, Meke Mwase, said the week has been good his boys have been working to pick a win as they host Karonga United at the Kamuzu Stadium in their third home match in the league.

"We have set our sights to collect three points against Karonga as we have drawn in two games [against Bangwe All Stars and FCB Nyasa Big Bullets] so if we want to fight for a top position we have to be winning so tomorrow we will fight." Said Mwase.

Meanwhile, the former Flames coach said he has no injuries except Vitumbiko Kumwenda who will be out for personal commitments and also hopes to see Sama Tanjong in the match.

The Nomads are fourth on the table with 8 points from five games this season.

"TIKUFUNA KUPAMBANA NDI WANDERERS" - KAUNDA

Mphunzitsi watimu ya Karonga United, Oscar Kaunda, wati timu yawo yakonzekera kuti apeze chipambano pamwamba pa timu ya Mighty Mukuru Wanderers pomwe akukumana nayo loweruka.

Iye wayankhula patsogolo pa masewerowa omwe aseweredwe pa bwalo la Kamuzu ndipo wati akuwatenga masewerowa ngati aliwonse poti chipambano chimafanana kwa matimu onse.

"Tikadakonzekerabe masewerowa poti tikufunika kuti tipeze chipambano pa masewerowa loweruka. Tikukonzekera monga masewero aliwonse poti kupambana ndi Wanderers ndi mapointsi atatu, kupambana ndi Creck ndi mapointsi atatunso nde tachita chimodzimodzi basi." Anatero Kaunda.

Timu ya Karonga United ili pa nambala yachisanu ndi chiwiri (7) pomwe ili ndi mapointsi asanu ndi atatu (8) pa masewero asanu omwe yasewera.

LEVERKUSEN CANT LOSE

Bayer Leverkusen has done it again on Thursday after netting a 98th minute equaliser to avoid their first loss of the season and extended the unbeaten to 49 to reach the final of the UEFA Europa League with a 4-2 aggregate win over AC Roma.

The team trailed 2-0 at 80 minutes but an own goal at 82nd minute gave them life to lead 3-2 on aggregate before Joseph Stanislas scored in the added time to cement the win.

Leverkusen have won their first ever Bundesliga trophy, ending Bayern München's utsamunda and secured final spots in DFB Pokal and now UEFA Europa League.

The team has never lost a game in 2023/24 season and their unbeaten run has stretched up to 49 games.