Stars claim second straight win in NDL

Ndirande Stars recorded their second consecutive win of the season after beating Ntaja United 1-0 thanks to a Mayamiko Makasu's first half strike at the Mpira Stadium on Saturday.

Stars now rise up to 8 points from two veins, two draws and three defeats on position 9 while Ntaja United drop to 7th with 10 points from three wins, one draw and three defeats in the League.

Assistant coach for Ndirande Stars, Robert Daudi, was happy with the win and hopes his team will maintain their current performance in the forthcoming matches.

"I'm very happy to record our second victory and we believe that wins have started at our teams so we will keep on working hard as we are happy with his we are performing now." Said Daudi.

However, Chisomo Kamlanje of Ntaja United conceded the defeat but said they will try to fix things so that they start performing better again.

"It happens in football, we are passing in hard times now but we will try to sort this

Ndirande Stars fail to shine

Ndirande Stars failed to keep their lead as they were forced to their second consecutive home draw in the League in a 1-1 draw against Chilumba Barracks at the Mpira Stadium in Blantyre on Sunday afternoon.

Madalitso Geoffrey fired Stars ahead inside the opening 20 minutes to lead at half time but Maforino Clement levelled the scores to snatch a vital away point for the soldiers.

Assistant coach for the hosts, Robert Daudi, expressed his disappointment over the result but hopes the team will Bank their first win soon.

"It was a good game, we played very well but we lacked a killer punch to finish the game. We have no win in three matches, its worrisome but we will try to fix things and results will come." Said Daudi.

Meanwhile, head coach for the soldiers, Silent Mkandawire, was happy to see his team recording their first point of the League away from home.

"I told the boys that we are winless and also we have come a long way from Karonga so if

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