''Zoterezi nde sinnazioneko ndi Moyale'' - Mwansa

Mphunzitsi watimu ya Moyale Barracks, Prichard Mwansa, wati sanaonekonso maseweredwe oyipa omwe timu yake yaonetsa ali mphunzitsi komanso nthawi yomwe ankasewera mpira ndipo wakhumudwa kwambiri ndi kaseweredweka.

Iye amayankhula atagonja 6-0 ndi timu ya Mighty Wanderers pa bwalo la Kamuzu loweruka ndipo wati sanayembekezere kuti timu yake ikhonza kuchita moteremu.

''Ndi zokhumudwitsa kwambiri kuti tagonja moteremu chifukwa izizi nde sindinazionepo angakhake nthawi yomwe ndinkasewera mpira ndipo wochemerera athu akwiya kwambiri ndi zotsatirazi,'' anatero Mwansa.

Iye wati timu yake tsopano yataya mwayi wothera pa nambala yachinayi mu ligi komabe ayesetsa kuti achite bwino pa masewero awo otsiriza ndi Goshen City Dedza Dynamos.

Moyale ili pa nambala 8 pomwe ili ndi mapointsi 39 pa masewero 29 omwe yasewera mu ligi.

''WE NEED TO WIN AND BE IN THE TOP FIVE'' - MWANSA

Moyale Barracks head coach, Prichard Mwansa, says his team needs to win at all cost to find themselves placed in the top five as they are looking for strong finish after a poor start in the first round.

He said this ahead of their match at the Kamuzu Stadium where he said it will be a tough match considering that the Nomads want to fight for championship but they are very ready to beat them in the game.

''We will be in the top five which will be good for us because we struggled a lot in the first round so it will be an important win although it will be tough because we are playing away from home,'' said Mwansa.

The Kaning'ina Lions have enjoyed their form in the past two games after securing wins over FCB Nyasa Big Bulletd and Creck Sporting Club meaning they will have more spirit for the game.

They are 8th with 38 points from 10 wins, 9 draws and 9 defeats in the League.

Mithi stars as Moyale beat Bullets

Lameck Mithi scored twice in the first half to fire Moyale Barracks past FCB Nyasa Big Bullets as they claimed a 2-0 win to ensure safety in this year's campaign at the Mzuzu Stadium on Wednesday afternoon.

A strong start to the game saw Moyale's gosl being ruled for a controversial offside before Mithi netting a brace to take his tally to 6 goals in the past 6 games for the team.

Head cosch for the team, Prichard Mwansa, hailed his boys for their outstanding performance that earned them a win.

''I am happy with the performance of the team, no substitution but their energies were good, they worked as a unit, defended as a team and attacking as a team,'' said Mwansa.

He also said that the win was good considering at where the team is and that the team eyes to end in the top 8 this season.

The win took them up to 10th on the log table with 36 points from 9 wins, 9 draws and 9 defeats in the league.

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''SIZOPHWEKA KOMA TIKUNGOYENERA KUPHA BULLETS'' - MWANSA

Mphunzitsi watimu ya Moyale Barracks, Prichard Mwansa, wati timu yake yakonzeka kukumana ndi timu ya FCB Nyasa Big Bullets ndi mtima woti ayigonjetse koma sizikhala zophweka poti nayonso ikufunitsitsa chipambano.

Mwansa amayankhula izi patsogolo pa masewero a matimuwa omwe aseweredwe lachitatu pa bwalo la Mzuzu ndipo wati ngati ngakhale nthawi yokonzekera ndi yochepa, osewera ali ndi njala ya masewerowa.

''Takonzeka bwino kuti tikumane ndi Bullets ndi kuti ngati zikhale bwino ndekuti tidzachite bwino. Ndikudziwa sizophweka poti anzathuwo akulimbirana ukatswiri wa ligi koma mwanjira iliyonse tikuyenera kupambana,'' iye anatero.

Timuyi ili nawo mu gulu a matimu omwe akuthawa kumunsi kwa ligiyi ndipo alinso ndi mwayi othera mu matimu asanu ndi atatu amu ligiyi ngati angachite bwino mu masewero awo.

Moyale ili pa nambala 11 ndi mapointsi okwana 33 pa masewero 26 omwe asewera mu ligiyi.

Moyale granted permission to deal with Bullets

Moyale Barracks has been handed an authorisation to deal with FCB Nyasa Big Bullets in case of beating on the pitch after the Commanding Officer for Moyale Barracks, Lieutenant Colonel Clement Ngalonde, urged the players not to let Bullets leave unharmed.

Ngalonde visited the team's training base on Tuesday ahead of the much anticipated crash between the two teams at the Mzuzu Stadium to motivate the players to do better.

Also serving as a president for the team, he said, “I came to encourage these boys that the game against Bullets is a normal one as usual. I told them to work extra hard and put in more effort because we are not in a safe position.”

He also assured the team of continued support and to take players welfare always as a priority at the team.

Meanwhile, captain Black Aliseni thanked the Commanding Officer for the motivation and promised to deliver a positive result on Wednesday.

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