Power Dynamos remained unbeaten this season after defeating 10-man Green Buffaloes 3-1 to maintain their status at the summit of the FAZ Super Division table.
Power have maintained a three point lead at the summit of the table ahead of second placed Zesco United on 15 and 12 points respectively.
The hosts took the lead in the 45th minute when Kennedy Mudenda was forced to take his penalty following an encroachment after converting his initial spot kick.
Ignatius Lwipa made it 2-0 in the 57th minute with a looping long range drive that beat Davy Kaumbwa.
Buffaloes were reduced to ten men in the 70th minute when Sebastien Mwansa was sent off for a tackle on Lubambo Musonda.
The army men pulled one back in the 79th minute after Friday Samu picked goalkeeper Joshua Titima’s poor clearance that came off the latter on its way in.
Power put the result beyond doubt in the 89th minute when Julius Situmbeko sidestepped his marker curl in a long range shot.
MTN/FAZ Super Division Week Five
20/04/2014
Roan United 1-Zesco United 2
Power Dynamos 3-Green Buffaloes 1
Red Arrows 1-Nchanga Rangers 0
Napsa Stars 2-Nakambala Leopards 0
National Assembly 1-Konkola Mine Police 0
Green Eagles 0-Indeni 0
21/04/2014
Konkola Blades-Kabwe Warriors
Postponed
Nkana-Zanaco
TABLE
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Lol, I love the title of the article.
Buffaloes what’s going on?
said it even b4 season started that dinamo was the team to watch this season.after rough patch for most of the season last yr, power reorganize and performance improved in the last games and through pre season.they seem to have the power and material.congratulations.
What is wrong at GBFC?
Soldiers should be above low grade performers when it comes to fitness at skill. Buffalloes were known to be identifying new talent every new season. This was talent of national team material. How i remeber the father of the late Major Obby Kapita identifying talent from north western provinve. The likes of Francis Kajiya, Pele Kaimana, Kampela Katumba. At one time they were able to parade five internationals for Zambia.
The comand take charge we know this is not your level of peformance you can do better. Dont dampen the morale of us your supporters and your fellow solders. We love you its not too late.
After a long time, I was privileged to watch my team, Power Dynamos in action at Arthur Davies stadium. The massive crowd and the quality of the game reminded me of those years in the 80s when the likes of Lucky Msiska, Alex Chola, Wisdom Chansa, Peter Kaumba, Edwin Kanyanta and Edwin Katongo made throngs of soccer fans from as far as Chimwemwe, Buchi, Kwacha and Kapoto walk long distances to Arthur Davies stadium. It is my prayer that Zambian soccer is slowly going back to those days.