"WE ATTACKED THEM IN THE SECOND HALF" - PASUWA

FCB Nyasa Big Bullets head coach, Callisto Pasuwa, said his team is mostly struggling to play well in the first half as he needs first to see how teams are playing because most of them are new.

The Zimbabwean Said this after playing a 1-1 draw with Mighty Mukuru Wanderers and said his team resurrected in the second half hence they got a goal back.

"We did not play in the second half, we were second on the ball failed to attack but in the second half that's when we attacked them and we got the goal, we stayed close to their defense we were better." Said Pasuwa.

He further said his team was not under pressure as they wanted to see first how the Nomads were played as it was not the same team of the last season.

The People's team remain fourth in the standings with 9 points from 5 games after recording two wins and three draws.

"ANATISOKONEZA NDI MMENE ANASINTHIRA A BULLETS" - MWASE

Wachiwiri kwa mphunzitsi watimu ya Mighty Mukuru Wanderers, Meke Mwase, wati kusintha kumene timu ya FCB Nyasa Big Bullets inachita mchigawo chachiwiri kunawasokoneza mpake anakanika kuteteza chigoli chawo.

Iye amayankhula atatha masewero omwe afanana mphamvu 1-1 ndi timuyi pa bwalo la Kamuzu ndipo wati mphamvu za Bullets zinachuluka mchigawo chachiwiri mpake anapezesa chigoli.

"Tasewera bwino kwambiri mu CHIGAWO choyamba koma tikanakhalanso kuti ifeyo timatsalira tikanatha kubweranso mwa mphamvu nde kusintha komwe anapanga anzathu kunatisokoneza, analowetsa anyamata ataliatali omwe anasokoneza kumbuyo kwathu." Anatero Mwase.

Iye wati vuto lomwe akukumana nalo ndi lophonya mipata yochuluka ndipo wati ndi mbali yomwe timuyi ikukonza kuti iyende bwino.

Timu ya Wanderers ikadalibe pa nambala yachitatu pomwe ili ndi mapointsi 9 pa masewero asanu pomwe yapambana kawiri ndi kufanana mphamvu katatu.

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PEMBA RENEWS NOMADS PARTNERSHIP

Pemba Rubber Stamp has renewed their partnership with Mighty Mukuru Wanderers for the 2024 season as the company will continue awarding player of the month at the team.

This has been disclosed on Friday afternoon at the Golden Peacock in Blantyre when the two sides signed papers in agreement to the extension of the deal.

Speaking during the signing in ceremony, the managing director of the company, Davie Pemba, said his company thought of coming back at the team because players were left motivated when getting these awards in 2023.

"We thought it wise that we should extend the deal because Wanderers worked hard and performed well last season only that they missed the trophies but players played well because they were motivated with these awards."

"Now this year, we are expecting them to perform better than they did last year and that may be this year they can win the trophies." Said Pemba.