GWENGWE WINS CLUB GOLDEN BOOT IN ENGLAND

Malawian forward, Shaquille Gwengwe, has won the golden boot award at Dorchester Town for the second time after managing to score 17 goals in the just season in Southern Region South Division in England.

This has been disclosed by the team on Sunday following the end of the 2023/24 league campaign that saw them finish 9th on the table.

"The striker finished top of the goalscoring charts for a second season in a row with 17 goals this time around after another impressive season with us at The Avenue." Wrote the club.

The English born Malawian has eligible to play for Malawi and England if he chooses for international football.

"WE EXPECTED A TOUGH MATCH AS IT WAS" - KAWANGA

Kamuzu Barracks deputy coach, Blessings Kawanga said he was happy seeing his team claiming maximum points against Civo United as they both come from the same neighbourhood.

Kawanga said this after beating Civo United 2-1 at the Civo Stadium and said the win is vital as they have moved to another step in the league

"It was a tough game as we expected before the match as we both come from the same neighbourhood but we really fought well and we are happy we got the points." Said Kawanga.

He further said his boys could have suffered a defeat following their lapse in the second half but said they will sort out everything when they return to their training base.

The Yellow Marines are now fifth on the table with 8 points from 4 games after managing to win and draw twice each.

"TIKUPHONYA MIPATA YOCHULUKA" - MAKAWA

Mphunzitsi watimu ya Civo United, Abbas Makawa, wati timu yake inaphonya mipata yochuluka yomwe yachititsa kuti agonje pomwe amakumana ndi Kamuzu Barracks.

Iye amayankhula atatha masewero omwe agonja 2-1 ndi timu ya KB ndipo wati timu yake inayesetsa kuti achite bwino koma wawamvetsetsa anyamata ake ndipo akonza.

"Anali masewero abwino kwambiri, tasewera bwino ndipo mipata tinayipeza koma chikusowa ndi kungogwetseramo mu golomo koma awanso ndi anthu, amakhala ndi zofooka ndipo tawamvetsetsa tikonza kuti tichite bwino mmasewero akudza." Anatero Makawa.

Iye anadandaulanso ndi kayimbilidwe ponena kuti oyimbira amapanga ziganizo zokomera KB ndipo iye sanakhutitsidwe nazo.

Timu ya Civo ili pa nambala 11 pomwe yatolera mapointsi atatu okha pa masewero anayi omwe yasewera.

"WE WERE SECOND ON THE BALL" - MPULULA

Mighty Waka Waka Tigers head coach, Leo Mpulula, said his team was disjointed in the first half that's why they gave away goals in their loss at the Karonga Stadium.

Mpulula said this after a 3-1 defeat at the Karonga Stadium and said his team did not perform well in the match that's why they were beaten in the match.

"We did not play well and we were second on the ball, the team was disjointed in the first half that's why we let in those goals but I think we will try to still teach the boys." Said Mpulula.

He further said he will not make a claim on officiation as it looks like a scapegoat to talk about referees when playing away from home.

The Kaukau boys are on 10th position after collecting 4 points from four games with a win, a draw and two losses.

"TIMAFUNIKA KUPAMBANA TIKAKHALA PAKHOMO" - CHIMKWITA

Wachiwiri kwa mphunzitsi watimu ya Karonga United, Chris Chimkwita, wati kupeza chipambano pa masewero awo a lamulungu ndi chabwino kamba koti asunthapo pa ndandanda wa matimu mu ligi.

Iye amayankhula atatha masewero omwe agonjetsa Mighty Waka Waka Tigers 3-1 ndipo wati zimakhala bwino kumapeza chipambano pa khomo pamaso pa abale.

"Anali masewero abwino ndipo anyamata anayesetsa kuti tichite bwino zathekadi Pano panali makolo athu, abale athu, akazi athu, zibwezi za osewerawa nde pamafunika kuti tipeze chipambano." Anatero Chimkwita.

Iye wati penate yomwe anapatsidwa a timu ya Tigers inali yongowapatsa kamba zoti sinali yeniyeni komabe anakondwera ndi chipambano chimenechi.

Timu ya Karonga ili pa nambala yachisanu ndi chiwiri (7) pomwe ili ndi mapointsi 7 pa masewero anayi omwe yasewera.