MADISE LEAVES ELITE LADIES

Scorchers defender, Chimwemwe Madise, has left Zambian side, Elite Ladies after playing for the club for the past three years.

The team confirmed the news this week that they have cancelled a one year extension Bvumbe for the player to allow her leave permanently after she already triggered the one year extension last week.

Madise has been an important player for the team as she was mostly relied as a defensive midfielder and was captaining the team in other matches of the League.

Meanwhile, it is understood that the player had return in Malawi pending her next move which is yet to be known.

OKEDINA'S CAMBRIDGE UNITED SURVIVES RELEGATION IN LEAGUE ONE

Flames defender, Jubril Okedina, helped his team, Cambridge United, survive relegation in England's League one, which is a third tier League, after finishing three places above the relegation zone.

In a league comprised of 24 teams, Cambridge played 46 games and collected 46 points to finish 18th in the League.

Portsmouth and Derby County secured automatic promotion in the Championship while Bolton Wanderers, Peterborough, Oxford United and Barnsley while battle it out for a promotion playoffs.

Notable teams such as Wigan Athletic finished 12th while Wycombe Wanderers finished 10th.

Four teams that ended on 21st position to 24th have been relegated to the League Two. Okedina was much involved in the final games of the team in 2023/24 season.

NEWS

Brighton Munthali and Rafick Namwera were starters as Black Leopards played Marumo Gallants in the Motsepe Foundation Championship in South Africa.

Leopards lost 1-0 in the match.

GWENGWE WINS CLUB GOLDEN BOOT IN ENGLAND

Malawian forward, Shaquille Gwengwe, has won the golden boot award at Dorchester Town for the second time after managing to score 17 goals in the just season in Southern Region South Division in England.

This has been disclosed by the team on Sunday following the end of the 2023/24 league campaign that saw them finish 9th on the table.

"The striker finished top of the goalscoring charts for a second season in a row with 17 goals this time around after another impressive season with us at The Avenue." Wrote the club.

The English born Malawian has eligible to play for Malawi and England if he chooses for international football.

CHAWINGA CAN'T SAVE PSG

Tabitha Chawinga scored a goal but was not enough to take PSG through to the final of the UEFA Womens Champions League as the Parisans lost 1-2 to Olympic Lyon in their second of the semis on Sunday.

Chawinga had to level the game on 41st minute after Lyon had taken an early lead but the visitors scored their winner on 81st minute to progress into the final 5-3 on aggregate.

Chawinga finishes her debut campaign with 6 goals and three assists in 12 games in the tournament and one goal plus one assist came in the Preliminary round.

Lyon will play Barcelona which reached the final after a 2-1 aggregate win over Chelsea.