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23/03/2008

City of Lusaka 0- Nkana 1

Nkana beat City of Lusaka 1-0 at a packed Woodlands Stadium in Lusaka to move from 12th to 5th on Sunday after recording their first league win this season following their promotion back to the Faz Premier League.

The record 11-time league champions did not disappointment against a lively City who were denied by some outstanding stopping by Nkana goalkeeper Kelvin Mulenga.

Nkana striker Morgan Kapembwa scored his and the visitors first top-flight goal of the campaign when he finished off a rebound shot from team mate Allen Mukuka following a parry from City goalkeeper Sydney Tembo.

22/03/2008

Nchanga 1- Green Eagles 0

Nchanga Rangers took over the leadership at the end of week 2 on Saturday thanks to a goal from ex-Power Dynamos midfielder Gerald Bwalya with the winner coming in the 75th minute.

Promoted Eagles are without a point with two defeats from as many games played into their debut league campaign.

Power Dynamos 0- Nkwazi 1

Well-traveled striker Edward “Bubble” Kangwa bust Power Dynamos’ bubble with a 56th minute goal to send the opening day leaders to crush in their first league home game.

The result comes just one week after Power’s resounding 5-0 away win over Zanaco that is a now a distant mirage.

Roan United 0- Chambishi 0

Roan United recorded their second league draw of the season in this goalless match against visiting promoted side Chambishi played at Kafubu Stadium in Launshya.

Chambishi collected their first point of the season after their opening weekend 3-0 home defeat at the hands of Rangers.

Kabwe Warriors 1- Konkola Blades 0

Mohamed Fathy won his first league game at Warriors without the deregistered Emmanuel Mayuka with this win over beleagured Blades who failed to win under new coach Chewe Mulenga.

Mayuka has been barred from all league action by Faz until his messy player status is resolved with Green Buffaloes on his K20 million botched loan deal.

Festus Mangamu scored the winner in the 79th minute.

21/03/2008

Lusaka Dynamos 0- Red Arrows 1

Joel Kabemba and Lucas Siame’s joint temporal charge of Lusaka Dynamso is looking bleak after losing 1-0 at home to 10-man Red Arrows in this poor game played at Queensmead Stadium in Lusaka on Friday.
A 51st minute free kick from Arrows Under-23 international midfielder Timothy Mbewe settled this match that saw Goodson Kachinga sent off six minutes later for a crude challenge on William Njobvu.

20 COMMENTS

  1. Mayuka grow or else your football talent will go to waist like other Zambian players who have now resorted to drinking and have become beggars or rush to south africa and these other useless footballing countries in the name of professional football.

  2. We are definitely back to show you chaps the true meaning of ‘KALAMPA’.Elite soccer is now back.I bet you the national team will now start playing the kind of football we witnessed in yester-years.

  3. #3 Nkana face sten test when they face league leaders “Brave” Nchanga Rangers in Kitwe this weekend, cause Malitoli would like to prove a point to the Nkana executive that did not want to keep him. So this will be a very exciting game indeed. As for Mayuka he needs a person with brains to guide him otherswise he will end up nowhere, as has been the case with most of our young players

  4. I see Bravo beating Kalampa pa Chilata!! It’ll be an exciting game indeed.Yeah,Mayuka needs somebody with brains otherwise he soon gonna be like the likes of Charles Lota,Francis “Konje”Kasonde,plus many others who were promising players but disappeared from the game within a short period of time.Moreover, you have no higher education,hell could be yr next destination.Therefore,mind yourself Mayuka!!!

  5. I thought Bubble kangwa was done playing football I am surprised that his still around the league. Anyway I am glad that is still playing and doing better as a vet. Go Bubble

  6. The game btn ‘Brave’ Rangers and ‘Kalampa’ will be an interesting one. Apparently I am great fan for both teams having been brought up in Kitwe and Chingola. A draw will be ideal for me.

  7. Clearly the Boy wants to play for Warriors and Both FAZ and Buffaloes need to understand that. They should not ruin the young player’s future, he is the future of Zambian football. read Monday’s post where he clearly expresses his desire to play for Warriors

  8. One more thing, teams like Buffaloes need to start grooming there own players instead of fighting for other team’s players. they are well sponsored and they need to start developing academies

  9. Its only the Red Devils who can bring glory to ZED futball.No wonder we’r not performing well in continental matches. What can Zesco or GBFC deliver?? Kalampa will show zed how to play ball.Go Kalampa Go….!

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