Mwalilino strikes as Wanderers displace Bullets on League summit

Mighty Wanderers have retained the top spot in the TNM Super League after beating MAFCO 1-0 at the Champions Stadium on Sunday afternoon to maintain their unbeaten run in the League.

Blessings Mwalilino reacted to a save from Christopher Mikuwa to score the lone goal of the match and secure 11th win for the Nomads and reclaim the top spot which was taken by FCB Nyasa Big Bullets on Saturday.

Head coach for the Nomads, Bob Mpinganjira, was happy with the win as he said playing away from home is always tough.

"It was a good game, we played MAFCO last where we won so it was also hard to win today but we fought hard so that we get this win and I'm happy to move back on top of the League." Said Mpinganjira.

He also said that the team will look forward to record wins in most of the games they play so that they remain top.

They have 38 points from 11wins and five draws on top of the League, two points ahead of Bullets.

Wanderers wrestle against time as CAF player registration closes on Thursday

Mighty Wanderers have found themselves running against time to boost their squad ahead of their CAF Confederations Cup match as the registration of players at the Confederations of African Football closes on Thursday, 21 August 2025.

This comes after the team's willingness to sign few players in order to strengthen the squad for the tournament as head coach Bob Mpinganjira said they will make additions and are still under discussions with the players.

He said this on Wednesday during a presser where the team talked about their readiness for the Continental tournament.

"The management has given us a go on to make additions and as of now we are in discussions with a number of players and if we make agreements we will communicate." Said Mpinganjira.

The Nomads have been seen panicking to sign additions as they have already secured the services of Muhammad Sulumba who returns to the club for the third

Wanderers: We will not end in debts like in 2017

Mighty Wanderers club President and chairman of the team board, Dr Thomson Mpinganjira, has pledged for more support to the team as they play in the CAF Confederations Cup to avoid past mistakes when the team was choked by debts in 2017.

This has been known by the team's Chief Executive Officer, Panganeni Ndovi on Wednesday during a press briefing at the team's club house to give an update on how prepared is the team for the continental showpiece.

Ndovi said the team is financially ready and Mpinganjira promised to assist the team if they will provide the budget to him.

"He assured us that he will assist us if we will give him our budget and now we are finalising the cost of air tickets and other things and we will give him for the assistance." Said Ndovi.

Meanwhile, secretary to the board of the team, Council Chancy Gondwe, thanked Mpinganjira for the continued support to the team and believes the team will do better in the tournam

CONFIRMED:

Mighty Wanderers has announced the signing of Muhammad Sulumba who had penned a 7-month deal with the Nomads.

"Tiyesetsa kuti titengeko chikho cha FDH" - Mpinganjira

Mphunzitsi watimu ya Mighty Wanderers, Bob Mpinganjira, wati sizimakongola zoti timu yake simapezekapo pa ndandanda wa matimu omwe anatengako chikho cha FDH Bank ndipo alimbikira kuti chaka chino achitengeko.

Iye amayankhula atatha masewero omwe apambana 3-1 kuti afike mu ndime ya matimu 16 a chikhochi pomwe Isaac Kaliati, Blessings Singini ndi Felix Zulu anamwetsera timuyi.

Iye anati ndi wokondwa kamba koti anapeza chipambanochi ndipo alimbikirabe kuti mwina achite bwino mu ligiyi.

"Sitinapambaneko chikhochi ndiye tiyesetsa kulimbikira kuti mwina tichitengeko poti sizimakhala bwino kuti timu ngati Wanderers simapezeka pa matimu omwe anatengako chikhochi nde tilimbikira kuti tipambane." Anatero Mpinganjira.

Iye watinso akudziwa kuti masewero a mpikisanowu amakhala ovuta poti timu iliyonse imafunako itapambana komabe achilimike kuti achite bwino.

Wanderers idzakumana ndi owina pakati pa Mzuzu City Hammers ndi Baka City.