"THE BATTLE IS STILL ON WE WILL FIGHT" - MPINGANJIRA

Mighty Mukuru Wanderers interim coach, Bob Mpinganjira, says his team's chances to win the TNM Super League are still high but they have to fight in order to beat the Bankers for the title.

He said this after the team's 1-0 win over Bangwe All Stars at the Kamuzu Stadium on Wednesday afternoon and said he is happy for winning the game.

He further said his team will polish up as they have missed a lot of chances in the match but the chances are still high to win the League.

"The chances are still on, anything can happen to our team and we are still fighting so that we can win the Championship." Said Mpinganjira.

The win takes the Nomads up to 53 points on second position, four points behind the leaders, Silver Strikers in the League.

"WE ARE IN NEED OF MAXIMUM POINTS" - MPINGANJIRA

Mighty Mukuru Wanderers interim coach, Bob Mpinganjira, says he expects a very tough game against Bangwe All Stars but his team needs maximum points if they are to remain in contention for the TNM Super League title.

He said this ahead of the match on Wednesday at the Kamuzu Stadium where he said the team is fully prepared for the match.

He said Bangwe has been their tough opponent this season and looking at their current form, it will not be easy to get past them but they will do anything to win the game.

"It's going to be a tough match but we are prepared for the match, the players have also been told on the importance of winning this game, we are in need of a win." Said Mpinganjira.

In three meetings between the teams, there was one draw and each team recorded a win in the Airtel top 8 this season.

The Nomads are second with 50 points from 25 games this season.

WANDERERS TERMINATES MWASE'S CONTRACT

Mighty Mukuru Wanderers has announced the termination of contract of their head coach, Meke Mwase, who has been missing at the team for over a week now.

The decision comes after the former Flames mentor failed to report for duties at the Lali Lubani Road boys from 04 November 2024 and that the team's efforts to get him back has not been successful.

Meanwhile, the team says it is working hard in order to find an interim coach so that everything continue going well at the team.

According to some rumours, Macdonald Mtetemera, could move to the Nomads camp after also agreeing to leave Creck Sporting Club and as for now the team is in the hands of assistant coach, Bob Mpinganjira who led the team to a 5-0 win over Mighty Tigers last week.

The coming coach will be the third for the Nomads this season as Nsanzurwimo Ramadan also left the club just as what Meke Mwase has done recently.

NOMADS KEEP PRESSURE ON BANKERS

Mighty Mukuru Wanderers has trimmed their gap on Silver Strikers to four points on the log table as the team beat Mighty Tigers 5-0 at the Kamuzu Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

Red-hot Wisdom Mpinganjira scored on 9th minute after meeting an Isaac Kaliati's corner kick before Gaddie Chirwa doubling it on 29th minute and Isaac Kaliati registered his 15th goal of the season as Substitutes Misheck Botomani and Francisco Madinga added to the tally too.

The team's Assistant coach, Bob Mpinganjira, said the win is a major boost as far as fighting for Championship is concerned.

"I am happy that we have won today, the players did exactly what we discussed during training. The win is good as it has put us near Silver Strikers and we will keep on fighting so that we get enough points." Said Mpinganjira.

The Nomads have now 50 points from 25 points in the League, four behind Silver which has 54 points from 24 games.

WANDERERS TO REVIVE TITLE HOPES IN MIGHTY WAR

Mighty Mukuru Wanderers have chances to cut the gap to leaders, Silver Strikers, to four points as they face Mighty Tigers at the Kamuzu Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

The Nomads return to the league after after a disappointing 0-1 defeat in the hands of Silver Strikers in the Airtel Top 8 semi finals last week before walloping Chipoka United 10-1 in the Castel Challenge Cup on Tuesday.

The Blue side have struggled to beat the Kaukau boys as they have managed just one win and four draws in the past five meetings and a win will help them reduce their gap to four points on the Bankers.

Assistant coach for the Nomads, Bob Mpinganjira, said his team has agreed to win the match as they need to fight for the League.

"We are playing Tigers on Sunday, we have prepared very well and all players look good with the molare high in the camp we are expecting a win." Said Mpinganjira.

However, he said the Nomads will not have two of its midfielders, M