Osewera a Flames alandira K1 million aliyense kutsatira kugonjetsa timu ya Zimbabwe, 2-1.

Malawi 3 - 0 Zimbabwe

Timu ya Nyasa Big Bullets yati ipereka kontrakiti ina kwa mphunzitsi wawo Kalisto Pasuwa.

Izi zikutsatira kutha kwa kontrakiti yomwe Pasuwa anasaina ndi timu ya Maule.

Padakali pano, Bullets yatumiza mphunzitsi-yu ku Cameroon pamodzi ndi Fleetwood Haiya komwe akuonera mpikisano wa Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON).

Jafali Chande akhale akuyang'ana timu yomwe asewere chaka chino kutsatira kuchotsedwa ku timu ya Civil Service United pamodzi ndi osewera ena khumi.

Osewera ena omwe achotsedwa ndi Tione Tembo, Anzeru Joseph, Fletcher Bandawe, Isaac Msiska, Andrew Banda, Charles Swini, Chikondi Maloya, Ibrahim Sadik, Kelvin Thotho komanso Mathews Zaulombo.

JOYCE BANDA ON FLAMES PERFORMANCE

Former President Dr Joyce Banda has called on sports authorities to focus on building U-20 teams at grassroot level to improve the standards of football locally.

Banda has made the remarks following Flames first defeat against Guinea in the ongoing AFCON competition.

According to Banda, the country's national football team fails to have top-notch squad to win games because the country has not invested a lot in youth development.

She has since appealed to companies to consider investing in the game.

Jenny Sikazwe, Zambian referee who was in charge of Tunisia vs Mali game ended the match prematurely on two occasions.

First it was at 85 minutes, then play resumed after protest. Sikazwe then ended the match at 89 minutes and 46 seconds without additional time.

During the game, a red card was given to Mali and two penalties awarded.

Mali emerged victorious after 89 minutes of play, 0-1 against Tunisia.

LINE UP YA NAIJERIA

Gabadinho Mhango pamodzi ndi osewera ena omwe anapezeka ndi matenda a Covid-19 lero awayeza ngati achira ku matenda-wa.

Malingana ndi mkulu wofalitsa nkhani komanso woona za mpikisano ku FAM, Gomegzani Zakazaka zidziwika lero ngati osewera-wa apezeke pa masewero a Flames ndi Zimbabwe Lachisanu likudzali.

A Zakazaka ati madotolo akuyembekezeka kuyezaso osewera onse a Flames malingana ndi ndondomeko zomwe bungwe la CAF lakhazikitsa kumpikisano wa AFCON-wu.

Gerald Phiri Jnr who retired from international football arrives in Cameroon

Nicknamed Papa is expected to make his second Flames debut on Friday against Zimbabwe after coming back from retirement.

Gerald Phiri has arrived in Cameroon together with the other 4 reserve players namely; Paul Ndlovu, Brighton Munthali, Stain Davie and Dan Chimbalanga.

According to FAM Communications and Competitions Director Gomegzani Zakazaka the players will commence training with the rest of squad tomorrow.

Egypt captain who also plays for Liverpool in England Mohamed Salah debuted his special-edtion Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) finals boots in their 0-1 defeat against Nigeria.

Nigeria have collected their first 3 points in the ongoing Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) finals against the most decorated side at the tournament, Egypt.

Kelechi Iheanacho scored the lone goal of the match to give the Super Eagles maximum points.

Meanwhile, Nigeria tops group D with 3 points.

"Flames have to learn fast," says FAM boss Walter Nyamilandu

The Football Association of Malawi (FAM) President Walter Nyamilandu says Flames players failure to utilize goal scoring opportunities in their 1-0 defeat against Guinea has costed them.

During the match, Malawi created a lot of chances in both halves but failed to convert them into goals.

According to Nyamilandu, Flames need to learn fast and avoid such mistakes to emerge victorious.

"When you hold the bull by the horns, you must have the killer instinct, lest you learn the hard way. Now we are counting the cost of those missed opportunities against Guinea.

The Flames have to learn fast because there are no second chances here," said Nyamilandu

Former Ghanaian player Asamoah Gyan says Malawi were the better side in today's Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) finals group B match against Guinea.

Speaking after the game, Gyan said the Flames players lacked experience to win the match.

He attributed to several chances the Malawi side created during the match.

The Southern African national football team has lost, 1-0 to Guinea.

The Flames will face Zimbabwe on Friday in their second game while Guinea will battle it out with Senegal.

BREAKING NEWS|

Gerald Phiri rescinds his decision to retire from international football as he is set to leave Sudan to join the Flames in Cameroon.

The development comes after a number of Flames players have tested positive for Covid-19.

Phiri who is now back from retirement will arrive in Cameroon tomorrow.

Football Association of Malawi (FAM) has confirmed that 4 reserve players will fly to Cameroon this afternoon after 8 Flames players tested positive for Covid-19.

The 4 are; Brighton Munthali, Stain Davie, Nickson Mwase and Paul Ndlovu.

The development means Flames will now have 4 goalkeepers at the tournament.

Meanwhile Gerald Phiri will still not be available for the Flames.

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