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The Zambia Under-20 national team goes into camp on Tuesday to begin preparations for their Rwanda 2009 Africa Youth Championship 2nd round, 1st leg qualifier against Egypt.

Egypt will host Zambia on Friday, September 27 in the first leg with the return leg will follow a fortnight later.

28 players  are expected to report to camp under head coach Oswald Mutapa on Tuesday to begin preparations for the final round qualifying phase for next years Rwanda tournament.

Zambia qualified to the final qualifying stage after a 3-0 aggregate win over Mauritius in July following a 2-0 victory in the  away return leg.

Egypt on the other hand dispatched of Zimbabwe in the last round with a 6-0 aggregate win after a 5-0 home leg victory before winning again  away via a 1-0 score line.

WEEKEND SCORECARD & TOP SCORERS CHART

2009 Algeria Caf Africa Under-17 Cup 1st rnd, 2nd leg

14/09/2008

Windhoek

Namibia U17* 0- Zambia U17 0

Namibia qualify 4-2 on PP after scoreless results over two legs.

Faz Premier League

Week 22

14/09/2008

Lusaka Dynamos 0- Kabwe warriors 1 (Emmanuel Mayuka 42)

13/09/2008

Nkana 0 -Zesco United 2(Maybin Mwaba 55″ pen,  86″)

Young Arrows 1(Chomba Ngandwe 57″)-Power Dynamos 1(Simon Bwalya 23″)

Green Eagles 1(Tresford Mhango ?”)-Red Arrows 1(Aggripah  Mbewe?”)

Chambishi 1(Sanida Zulu 90″)- Zanaco 1(Rogers Kola ?”)

City of Lusaka 1(Abudi Sakala 59″)- Green Buffaloes 1(Jeff Zimba 83″)

Roan United 2(Joseph Soko 29″, Douglas Muwowo 39″)- Nkwazi 0

Nchanga Rangers 2(Boyd Chanda 59″, george Chilufya 62″)- Konkola Blades 2(Felix Sunzu jnr 13″, Trinity Chalanshi 86″)
Faz Division 1
Forest Rangers 5 Medical 0

Kitwe United 4 Muchindu 0

Mufulira Wanderers 0 Blackpool 0

Afrisport 2 Ndola United 0

Lime Hotpsurs 0 Prison Leopards 1

Kalewa 1 Zamtel 1

Chindwin 1 Indeni 0

Tazara Express 3 Mining 2

South

Nakambala Leopards 1 Riflemen 0

Lusaka City Council 2 Lusaka Tigers 0

Young Green Eagles 0 Choma Eagles 1

Young Buffaloes 1 Lusaka Celtic 0

Nampundwe 0 Profund Warriors 2

Zamcoal Diggers 1 Livingstone Pirates 1

National Assembly 1 Mazabuka United 0

Kambuku vs Kalomo Jetters (not played)

Petauke United vs Chilanga Heroes (not played)

2008 BP Top 8 Draws

Qaurterfinals

20/08/2008

-Trade Fair  Grounds, Ndola

Kabwe Warriors- Young Arrows

Zesco United- Power Dynamos
-Woodlands Stadium, Lusaka

Green Buffaloes- Zanaco

Lusaka Dynamos- Konkola Blades
Semifinals

11/10/2008

Nchanga Stadium (Chingola) & Nkoloma Stadium (Lusaka)
Final

08/11/2008

Nchanga Stadium, Chingola
TOP SCORERS

After games Played 14/08/2008

LEAGUE, INTL & CUP:

Emmanuel Mayuka (Kabwe Warriors): 12

Roger Kola (Zanaco): 11

Francis Kombe (Power Dynamos): 9

Mathew Macha (Nchanga Rangers): 9

Chomba  Ng’andwe (Young Arrows): 7
Aubrey Zulu (Green Eagles): 7
Reuben Tembo (Green Buffaloes):7

Kelvin Mumba (Roan United): 6
Patrick Kabamba (Nkana): 6
Kruger Mwansa (Young Arrows) : 6

Chipulu Chileya (Konkola Blades): 5
Judge Mkandawire (Young Arrows): 5
Chisi Mbewe (Red Arrows): 5
Nicholas Zulu (Zesco United): 5
Timothy Mbewe (Red Arrows):  5
Chileshe Kabwe (Konkola Blades): 5

Simon Bwalya (Power Dynamos): 4
William Njobvu (Lusaka Dynamos): 4
Jonah Sakuwaha (Zesco United): 4
Lottie Phiri (Zesco United): 4
Sebastian Mwansa (Green Buffaloes): 4
INTERNATIONALS

(10/08/2008)

Felix Katongo (Stade Rennes,France): 4

Emmanuel Mayuka (Kabwe Warriors) 4

Roger Kola (Zanaco): 3

Christopher Katongo (Arminia Bielefeld, Denmark): 3

Francis Kombe (Power Dynamos): 1

Rainford Kalaba (Gil Vincente, Portugal): 1

William Njobvu (Lusaka Dynamos) 1

Kennedy Mudenda (Power Dynamos): 1

James Chamanga : 1

Jacob Mulenga (Chateauroux, France): 1

Chiwanki Liyainga (Young Arrows): 1

Clifford Mulenga (Bidvest Wits, South Africa): 1

12 COMMENTS

  1. @2, what’s with the hostility?

    I hope the best possible team will be picked from all the eligible players. That includes Mayuka and Kola. Our junior national teams need to make consistent appearances at top notch competitions. This is the best way for the majority of our players to be noticed by scouts. Please technical team, do not tell us about players having graduated to the senior team. We need all eligible players.

  2. I think we have a problem with football in Zambia. May be its not players. May be we need abit of time to concentrate on coaches and administrators of our super league. Look at the top three top scorers. The league is about to finish, Mayuka has scored only 12 goals. Look at the scorer’s chart he is the only one from Wariors. What happens when he is injured? Roger Kola, Zanaco, the only one. Where are the other strikers? This simply tells us that there is no competition in teams. How can we have a competitive leave and strong national team with the statistics.

  3. Anyone visited Mwape.com? I would’t risk my whole family on the blogg in the name of showing off, that whole photo gallery, too harzadous and lethal!.Does he know how many animals and paedophiles are on the Blogg? Save that for your kids when they grow up!

  4. it is nice that the coaching staff have realised the need to blend the less experiencedplayers with the experienced ones. Egpty will try by all means to pick up a comfortable win in Cairo and defend thruogh out the return match in lusaka.
    our strategy should be to win and if possible with many goals away. The young chipolopolo should remember that the defeated Egpty in Congo for them to quakify for the world cup in Canada. This can be an advantage /disadvantage, i say so because the Egptians will be looking for a sweet revenge, secondly, the Zambian mighty be complacent thinking they have met and beaten the Egptians before. This can be very dangerous thinking. Be determined, win. God bless.

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