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"WE NEED TO TRAIN THE BOYS TO SCORE" - MWASE

Mighty Mukuru Wanderers deputy coach, Meke Mwase, said his team found what they went for at the Kamuzu Stadium but his boys missed a lot of chances that could have turned into goals easily.

Mwase said this after the match where the Nomads beat Karonga United 1-0 to move up to the second on the table but Mwase believes the team needs to do more to sharpen up their strikers.

"I think we came here for a win and we've gotten it we have to be happy. Our problems have been scoring but today we have taken one, we have so many of them that could have been goals but we missed I think it's what we have to look into now." Said Mwase.

Clement Nyondo's first goal for the club in the League secured all maximum points as the Nomads moved second with 12 points from 6 games and remain unbeaten for the season.

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"THE BOYS HAVE PLAYED WELL! KUDOS!" KAUNDA

Karonga United head coach, Oscar Kaunda, siluted his boys for playing very well despite suffering a loss as they lost 1-0 to Mighty Mukuru Wanderers at the Kamuzu Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

Kaunda said this after the match and said he has seen a lot of positives as the team has new players who have never played at the artificial turf but managed to hold the Nomads.

"It was a good game and I have to congratulate my boys for they have played very well and they are young and we are still building the team so we had other boys have never played at the turf but they played well I'm happy." Said Kaunda.

The team is on position 7 after dropping points today as they have 8 points from their opening 6 games in the 2024 season.

"WE STARTED SLOWLY BUT SECOND HALF BETTER" - PASUWA

FCB Nyasa Big Bullets head coach, Callisto Pasuwa, said his team were an improved side in the second half only that they failed to find a winner but admitted that his boys performed poorly in the first half.

He said this after the match which the team scored a late goal to draw 1-1 with MAFCO and said the team failed psychologically to cover spaces and be on the ball but at least second half they were good.

"A game again that we started slowly if you could see we were not having numbers in the box in terms of our attack and too hesitant also standing in spaces most of the time in the first half but second half were were better, we could run behind the ball, run behind the defense and we were having so many chances unfortunately we did not find the winner but good show to us and opponents." Said Pasuwa.

The team stay fourth with 10 points from 6 games after recording two wins and four draws in the season.