FOMO MISS CHANCE TO GO TOP IN NDL

FOMO FC failed to claim the top spot in the NBS Bank National Division League after playing out their third draw of the season in a 1-1 stalemate against Bangwe All Stars at Mpira Stadium on Friday afternoon.

The team found themselves trailing in the first half after Lyson Nkhoma put Bangwe ahead in the 24th minute. Sebastian Chinsomba leveled the scores from the spot in the 50th minute to snatch a point.

FOMO could have moved up to 8 points with a win, but missed the chance after dropping two points from the game.

Head coach Bishop Ntchindi Mhango said his team needs to work on their striking force as they are struggling to score goals.

“We created a lot of chances and could have scored two to three goals, but we failed. It means we need to look into that problem immediately,” said Mhango.

He however hailed his team for at least getting a point from away games, saying the points will be valuable in the league.

The team remains fifth in the st

FOMO hand Kamwendo's first defeat

Joseph Kamwendo has been welcomed in the NBS Bank National Division League with a defeat as his former teammate, Jimmy Zakazaka guided FOMO FC to a comeback 1-3 win over Mchinji Villa at the Mchinji Community Ground on Saturday.

The hosts were the first to score through Jowao Davie on 28th minute but Chisomo Yakobe's own goal levelled for FOMO 8 minutes later before Thomas Grey' and Rashid Chilomo sealing the win in the second half.

Head coach for the Mulanje based side, Jimmy Zakazaka, said his team needed a win mostly as they dropped points in their previous two matches.

"It was a much needed win as we performed poorly in our past matches so I should the boys for playing well in the game to win this match." Said Zakazaka.

Meanwhile, Joseph Kamwendo said his team made avoidable mistake that cost them in the game.

"It was a good game as we started well and played well in the opening 40 minutes but after that we made silly mistakes and gifted

FOMO earns first win in NDL

FOMO FC have picked their first ever victory in the NBS Bank National Division League after beating struggling Jenda United side, 4-0 at the Mulanje Park Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

Rashid Chilomo scored a hat-trick for the last year's elite League relegated side while Chitsanzo Saidi netted the other as the team got their first league points in style.

Head coach for the team, Jimmy Zakazaka, was happy with the win saying that was what they have been practicing during training.

"It was a very good game, the boys did well today, we have been practicing this during training but it was not working in thr past games but this time it has worked according to how we planned, we are very happy with the victory." Said Zakazaka.

Meanwhile, after losing all their three games in the League, head coach Obvious Banda accepted the defeat saying the team is still learning as it is of youngsters.

DONE DEAL!

FOMO Fc and Creck Sporting Club have finally reached an agreement for the transfer of striker Hassan Hussein.

Creck Sporting have paid K4.5 Million for the young striker who stared for the Mulanje based side last year.

Hassan is expected to be in Lilongwe tomorrow to complete the signing and media duties.

FOMO releases six players, Zakazaka takes charge

Newly relegated FOMO FC, has announced that they have released their six players as the team gets geared for a new life in the 2025 NBS National Division League.

The team's General Secretary, Jimmy Maloya, confirmed about the news on Thursday saying three goalkeepers, Noel Phiri, Duncan Kumimba and Henry Mwayira, striker Arthur Kalondola, plus twins, Duncan and Oscar Mangwaya, will no longer be part of the team.

The team also says that all players that were on loan at the team will see their contracts not renewed and has so far wished them well.

Meanwhile, the team has appointed Jimmy Zakazaka to lead them in a bid to return into the Super League as he replaces Elvis Kafoteka.