Mchema manhandles Blue Eagles as KB end first round on high

Francis Mchema netted two goals and assisted Zeliat Nkhoma for the third as Kamuzu Barracks thumped Blue Eagles 3-0 in a match played at the Champions Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

The Soldiers were on fire as Mchema got his brace inside first 45 minutes and despite some brilliant attacks in the second half, Mchema set up Nkhoma to spice up the hammering and end the first round on high.

Head coach for the team, Nicolas Mhango, siluted his boys for a massive performance in the game which earned them maximum points.

"I have to thank the boys for their massive performance today, it was tough as both teams began well but I think our early goal gave us an advantage in the game a lot, it is good that we have claimed a win at home." Said Mhango.

The team rose up to 6th on the log table with 22 points from 15 games having won 6 games, drawn four and lost five times in the League.

KB claim 6 points in Karonga

Kamuzu Barracks have moved into the top five of the League after getting their second win in Karonga with a 1-3 win over Songwe Border United at the Karonga Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

The Soldiers were coming from a 0-1 win over Karonga United last Monday and Samson Chiponda claimed a brace while substitute Olson Kanjira got the other goal for the Soldiers and Pamene Mwakikunga got a consolation goal for the hosts to suffer their 11th defeat of the season.

Kamuzu Barracks' assistant Coach, Ted Kalinda, thanked his boys for the win as their 6 points from Karonga has helped to stay away from the relegation zone.

"We have to thank the boys for their wonderful performance today, they played according to instructions that why they scored three goals. We've been passing through bad spells and these points are important." Said Kalinda.

However, Songwe Border head coach, Christopher Nyambose, said the early goal from the visitors disturbed their plan and a

"Everything department was not good" - Mhango

Kamuzu Barracks head coach Nicolas Mhango, said his team did not play well against FCB Nyasa Big Bullets as every position was very bad but more especially at the back of the team.

He said this after his team suffered a 4-0 defeat against FCB Nyasa Big Bullets at the Kamuzu Stadium on Saturday afternoon and highlighted that Bullets was on top of everything in the match.

"I'm not happy with how played today, everything wasn't good. We failed to defend at the back, we failed to play on thr midfield, we failed to move with the ball in short we failed everything and I'm not happy." He said.

The team is now 6th in the log table with 10 points from 7 matches in the League as they have won three, drew one and lost three as well.

"We could not win because we were not good" - Mhango

Kamuzu Barracks head coach, Nicholas Mhango, said his team could have not won indeed in their match against Creck Sporting Club as they did not play with a purpose to win.

He said this after playing a goalless draw at the Aubrey Dimba Stadium on Wednesday afternoon and said both team played a dull game which was hard to produce a winner.

"We were not playing with a purpose to win, we were not creating chances, we lacked creativity, we failed to move with the ball and it was a dull game from both teams so it was hard to win." He said.

Meanwhile, he further said he needs to fix some other things ahead of their next match in order to start banking maximum points in the League.

The soldiers have now 10 points from 6 matches this season as they have won three, drawn one and lost two matches.

Nkhoma lifts KB up to third

Kamuzu Barracks forward, Zeliati Nkhoma, scored a lone goal for the soldiers as they beat rookies, Ekhaya FC 1-0 at the Champions Stadium in Dowa to move up to third on the log table on Sunday afternoon.

The Soldiers sought for a redemption after they lost 0-2 in their match against Silver Strikers in a game beyond facing Ekhaya but Nkhoma's strike in the added time of the first half sealed the win.

Head coach for thr team, Nicholas Mhango, said both teams played good football but his team did not lose their energy as they got their goal towards the end of the first half.

"It was a good game, Ekhaya played well and we also played well, they wanted an early goal and we also wanted it but we kept the energy while our looked tired then we got the goal." Said Mhango.

Following the win, Kamuzu Stadium are up to third on possible with 9 points from five games in the League.