"Masewero akungolowanalowana kanthawi kochepa" - Mpinganjira

Mphunzitsi watimu ya Mighty Wanderers, Bob Mpinganjira, wati timu yake yakonzekera bwino masewero awo ndi timu ya Ekhaya komabe akusewera masewero ochuluka kwambiri mu kanthawi kochepa.

Iye amayankhula patsogolo pa masewerowa omwe aliko lachitatu pa bwalo la Kamuzu ndipo wati akudziwa kufunikira kwa masewerowa kuti apeze chipambano.

"Ekhaya ikuchokera kolepherana ndi Dedza Dynamos kusonyeza kuti chipambano akuchifuna kwambiri koma takonzekera bwino ngakhale kuti nthawi yokonzekera ndi yochepa poti masewero akungolowanalowana," iye anafotokoza.

Iye watinso Emmanuel Nyirenda komanso Rajab Nyirenda apezeka pa masewerowa pomwe Wisdom Mpinganjira ndi Gaddie Chirwa sapezeka kamba kovulala.

Wanderers ili pamwamba pa ligi pomwe ili ndi mapointsi okwana 51 pa masewero 21 omwe yasewera mu ligi.

Rajabinho to miss Blantyre Derby today

Mighty Wanderers faces a huge blow ahead of the FDH Bank Cup semi final crash against FCB Nyasa Big Bullets after the absence of their midfielder, Rajab Nyirenda, who misses the game due to the tournament's rules.

Nyirenda was handed a start in his first Blantyre Derby and played for over an hour to deliver a much spirited performance for the team.

Meanwhile, he is likely not to be featured in the second match following his involvement in the tournament already as he featured for Chitipa United before moving to Mighty Wanderers.

The Nomads will also not have Wisdom Mpinganjira, Gaddie Chirwa and Chimwemwe Nkhoma due to injuries but Mphatso Kamanga could be handed minutes in his return from a long term injury.

A win for the Nomads will take them into the final of the tournament where they will face Silver Strikers which beat Civil Service United on Saturday.

Substitutes rise to serve Wanderers again with late win

Clement Nyondo and Sama Thierry Tanjong all came off the bench as Mighty Wanderers desperately needed a win to score goals to hand them a 2-0 late win over Songwe Border United and move at the top of the TNM Super League standings at the Kamuzu Stadium on Wednesday.

The Nomads depended on substitutes to beat FCB Nyasa Big Bullets last Sunday and were kept knocking and searching for a precious goal against the league anchors and Nyondo headed in at 86 minutes while Sama added second in the added time to seal the win.

Head coach, Bob Mpinganjira was happy with the win. "I am happy because the boys never gave up and fought hard until we got those late goals."

He also said the game is an indicator that their journey to lift the championship for the first time in 8 years will not be simple and there's a need to work hard to achieve that.

The Nomads have 51 points on top of the league, two ahead of Bullets and remain unbeaten.

"We are working on how to find goals" - Mpinganjira

Mighty Wanderers head coach, Bob Mpinganjira, said his team is currently finding solutions to start getting more in their games after the team's recent struggle in front of goal in their matches.

He said this ahead of their match against Blue Eagles at the Nankhaka Stadium where he said the team is ready and they are geared for the game.

Mpinganjira said that the concern of not getting goals is valid but it's not too serious as they are able to create chances in their games.

"When you are able to find chances it is good because the solution is just simple but we are indeed trying to solve that problem because we have indeed struggled in our past games," said Mpinganjira.

The Nomads got the better of the Eagles when they recorded a 3-1 victory at the Kamuzu Stadium in the first round.

A win for them will be a huge booster ahead of their match against FCB Nyasa Big Bullets as they will trim the gap to the leaders down to four.

Khungwa saves three penalties to take Wanderers into semis

Mighty Wanderers will face FCB Nyasa Big Bullets in the semi finals of the FDH Bank Cup after completing the last four slot in a hard way following a 3-2 penalty win over Creck Sporting Club at the Dimba Stadium on Sunday.

The Nomads struggled to get past the hosts who looked much spirited in the game and it ended goalless in 90 minutes then Dalitso Khungwa saved three of the five penalties to fire Wanderers to victory.

Frank Phiri and George Chaomba scored for Creck while Edward Jauma, Ramadan Ntafu and Emmance Nyirenda were denied by Khuda and for Wanderers, Masiya Manda, Promise Kamwendo and Blessings Mwalilino scored but Emmanuel Nyirenda's kick was saved.

Head coach for the Nomads, Bob Mpinganjira, was happy with the win but not the performance of the team.

"We didn't play the way we use to, we were down from the first whistle and failed to up the game but we have won through penalties, I'm so happy," he said.