"NZOMVETSA CHISONI KUTI TIMAWINA 1-0 BASI" - MPULULA

Mphunzitsi watimu ya Mighty Tigers, Leo Mpulula, wati ndi wokhumudwa kwambiri poti chaka chino timu yake yakanika kupeza chipambano mtima uli mmalo poti amangowina ndi chigoli chimodzi ngakhale akumapeza mipata yochuluka kwambiri.

Iye amayankhula atatha masewero omwe agonjetsa timu ya Chitipa United 1-0 pa bwalo la Mpira lamulungu masana ndipo wayamikira osewera ake kuti apambana komabe wachoka wosakhutira ndi kutaya mipata yochuluka.

"Zoyankhula ndi zovuta ndi zomvetsa chisoni kuti tikawina ndi 1-0 mu chaka chonsechi tavutika kwambiri kuti tipambane mtima uli mmalo mwina zigoli ziwiri kapena zitatu kutengera ndi mipata yomwe tikupeza nde ndi zovuta kwambiri." Anatero Mpulula.

Iye wati timu yake inakonza kuti chaka chino ichite bwino koma kuti osewera amachita zosiyana ndi zomwe aphunzira pa bwalo koma ayesetsa kukonza mavutowa patsogolo pa masewero awo otsiriza.

Timuyi ili pa nambala 12 mu ligi pomwe ili ndi mapointsi okwana 32

TIGERS SURVIVE BAKA'S SCARE

A Kelvin Nyondo's own goal and a Precious Chipungu's goal were enough to rescue a point for Mighty Tigers as the team came from behind to play a 2-2 draw against relegated side, Baka City, in a match played at the Karonga Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

The hosts went ahead through Tambulani Mwale who converted a penalty kick on 28th minute as they led at half time before Mwale setting up Edgar Phiri on 52nd minute for a second goal of the match.

Nyondo's own goal reduced the arrears 10 minutes later before Chipungu levelling the scores on 74th minute as the team finished their away games with one point.

After the match, Leo Mpulula, head coach for the Kaukau boys failed to grant an interview to the media for his own reasons.

The Kanjedza based side remain 12th on the log table with 29 points from 28 games in the League and will feel the heat of Bangwe All Stars which now stays two points below them on the log table.

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"ANKHALAKALE SAKUTITHANDIZA KOMA MUMALOZA MPHUNZITSI" - MPULULA

Mphunzitsi watimu ya Mighty Tigers, Leo Mpulula, wati ndi zomvetsa Chisoni kuti anthu amaloza chilichonse mphunzitsi wamkulu koma osewera omwe analiko kale kutimuyi palibe chimene akuchita ndipo akudalira akutimu yawo yachisodzera.

Iye amayankhula atatha masewero omwe agonja 5-0 ndi timu ya Mighty Mukuru Wanderers pa bwalo la Kamuzu ndipo wati agonja osati kuti Wanderers ilibwino koma kuti iwowo salibwino.

Iye wadandaula kuti pofikira panopa, osewera akuluakulu kutimuyi akukanika kuchita bwino mpake akumavutika.

"Ndinkaganiza kuti pofika Pano tili ndi osewera akuluakulu nde tikaphatikiza ndi osewera akutimu yathu yaing'ono akhala atagwirana koma palibe chomwe chikuchitika nde tiziluza chonchi nkumaloza zala mphunzitsi." Anatero Mpulula.

Timuyi ikadali pa nambala yachikhumi ndi chiwiri (12) pomwe ili ndi mapointsi okwana 28 pa masewero 27 omwe yasewera.

"WE MISSED A LOT OF CHANCES" - MPULULA

Mighty Tigers head coach, Leo Mpulula, was left not impressed with his team after saying that they missed a lot of chances in a game they could have used as a training to score more goals in a match.

He said this after the team's 10-0 win over Kalimachoka FC to book a place in the round of 16 of the Castel Challenge Cup and said the match could have been used to train how to score in preparedness for the Super League matches.

"It was a good game, the boys played according to coaches instructions but you can see how we missed chances, we could have scored more than 10 but this is what God has given us. We are struggling to score goals in the League and this was a training match to learn scoring more goals in one match so that in the Super League, we score three and win maximum points." Said Mpulula.

The Kaukau boys have joined their fellow Elite league side, FOMO FC and second tier League side, MMF Marine in the round of 16 stage. FOMO beat Nta

"IT'S SWEET TO DO IT AGAINST CITY RIVALS" - MPULULA

Mighty Tigers head coach, Leo Mpulula, says their win against Bangwe All Stars is a molare booster considering the current form of their rivals and also the fact that they were playing their rivals as it has set a clear path for the top 8 finish in the League.

He said this after sealing a 1-0 win at the Kamuzu Stadium and said it was sweet to win against Bangwe as the second round needs banking points in order to avoid relegation this season.

"It is indeed a sweet win when you do it against City rivals, Bangwe has really improved and are playing very well and this win is a molare booster and has given us confidence that we need to collect more points so that we remain in the League and also finish in the top 8." Said Mpulula.

He said his team dwells much on passing football hence their goal on Sunday was a build up of neat passes into the goal.

The Kaukau boys have moved up to 27 points from 23 games this season as they remain 1