Updated: Weekend Scorecard

The Zambia national team return home this evening to find some good news awaiting them with the imminent announcement of a big 2-year-package from a local concern to sponsor the squad.

According to sources familiar with the development, Zambian Breweries will on Friday, April 3 sign a 24-month deal with the Football Association of Zambia(Faz) worth US$600,000.00 to be spread over the same period to bankroll Herve Renard’s team.

The development will also mean Zambian Breweries will end their 48-year-old relationship with Faz over sponsorship of the Mosi Cup.

Faz will now be seeking a new sponsor for Zambia’s oldest and biggest knockout cup competition.

The Mosi Cup did not take place last season after Zambian Breweries failed to commit to sponsoring ther 2008 edition of the tournament that began in 1961.

LUSAKA DYNAMOS OVERAWED

Lusaka Dynamos say their young side were a little overawed against Zanaco who crushed them 5-0 home in a Week 3 league game on Saturday at Queensmead Stadium in Lusaka.

Dynamos are currently on a rebuilding process after loaning out the core of its key players to help inject some cash into the Queensmead club.

“We got killed today (Saturday) like I feared before the game that they (Zanaco) have adjusted by playing two games while we have been just training. Our boys froze,” club secretary Madalisto Kamanga said.

However, reinforcements are said to be on the way with Dynamos expected to get some experienced hands in the form of striker Nasha Kaya and midfielder Mwelwa Sakala from Zanaco.

Dynamos hope for a better outing this Saturday when they travel to Mazabuka to face winless and promoted Nakambala Leopards in a Week 4 game who are coached by their ex-trainer Weston Mumba.

The Queensmead club have missed the opening two matches this season due to their part in the Nchanga Rangers demotion saga.

 

 

 

According to sources familiar with the development, Zambian Breweries will on Friday, April 3 sign a 24-month deal with the Football Association of Zambia(Faz) worth US$600,000.00 to be spread over the same period to bankroll Herve Renard’s team.

The development will also mean Zambian Breweries will end their 48-year-old relationship with Faz over sponsorship of the Mosi Cup.

Faz will now be seeking a new sponsor for Zambia’s oldest and biggest knockout cup competition.

The Mosi Cup did not take place last season after Zambian Breweries failed to commit to sponsoring ther 2008 edition of the tournament that began in 1961.

LUSAKA DYNAMOS OVERAWED

Lusaka Dynamos say their young side were a little overawed against Zanaco who crushed them 5-0 home in a Week 3 league game on Saturday at Queensmead Stadium in Lusaka.

Dynamos are currently on a rebuilding process after loaning out the core of its key players to help inject some cash into the Queensmead club.

“We got killed today (Saturday) like I feared before the game that they (Zanaco) have adjusted by playing two games while we have been just training. Our boys froze,” club secretary Madalisto Kamanga said.

However, reinforcements are said to be on the way with Dynamos expected to get some experienced hands in the form of striker Nasha Kaya and midfielder Mwelwa Sakala from Zanaco.

Dynamos hope for a better outing this Saturday when they travel to Mazabuka to face winless and promoted Nakambala Leopards in a Week 4 game who are coached by their ex-trainer Weston Mumba.

The Queensmead club have missed the opening two matches this season due to their part in the Nchanga Rangers demotion saga.

2010 World/Africa Cup Group C Qualifiers

29/03/2009

Cairo

Egypt 1(Amr Zaki 27″)- Zambia 1(Francis Kasonde 56″)
28/03/2009

Kigali

Rwanda 0-Algeria 0

FAZ Premier Division

28/03/2008

Week 3

Green Buffaloes 0- Forest Rangers 1(Alex Mwiche 55″)

Zamtel 1(Sydney Mwewa 81″)-City of Lusaka 2(Ackson Phiri 32″, Kennedy Chola 75″)

Kabwe Warriors 0 -Zesco United 1(Siloni Jere 71″)

Konkola Blades 1(Visto Mulundu 70″)- Roan United 0

Power Dynamos 1(Luka Lungu 90″+3)- Chambishi 1(Edward Sinkala 35″)

Lusaka Dynamos 0- Zanaco 5(Patrick Kabamba 20″ 44″ 87″, Ignatius Lwipa 22″, Jack Chileshe 79″)

Young Arrows 2(Kruger Mwansa 2″, Remmy Tembo 57″)- Nakambala Leopards 1(Charles Kashitu 56″)

Postponed:

Choma Eagles-Red Arrows
TOP SCORERS

After Games Played 29/03/2009

Jack Chileshe (Zanaco): 4
Luka Lungu (Power Dynamos) 3
Patrick Kabamba (Zanaco): 3
Clifford Chipalo (Zesco United): 3

Aubrey Zulu (Choma Eagles): 2
Elson  Mkandawire (Power Dynamos): 2
Edward Museba (Green Buffaloes): 2
Lameck Mwale (Power Dynamos): 2
Kelvin Muzungu (Roan United): 2
Timothy Mbewe (Red Arrows): 2
Enoch Sakala (Zesco United): 2
Judge Mknadawire (Red Arrows): 2
Chiwanki Liyainga (Red Arrows): 2

Division 1

29/03/2009

Week 3

North

Chingola  Leopards 2  Mufulira Blackpool 0

Mining Rangers 2-Indeni 1

Kitwe United 0-Kalewa 0

Ndola United 0-Prison Leopards 1

Chindwin Leopards 2-Nkana 1

Mufulira Wanderers 1- Muchindu 2

Kalulushi Modern Stars  0-Luanshya United 0

Not played:
Nchanga Rangers -Afrisports
Lime Hotspurs -Zesco Luapula

South

Paramilitary 1- Young Green Eagles 0

National Assembly 2- Lusaka Tigers 1

Lusaka Celtic 1- Police Bullets 1

Kasco  0- Nkwazi 1

Profund Warriors 2-Mazabuka United 1

Zamcoal Diggers 1- Lusaka City Council 1

Green Eagles 2- Livingstone Pirates 0

Riflemen 5- Petauke United 0

Nampundwe 5- Luena Buffaloes 1

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League Table Standings

FAZ Premier Division

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FAZ Division 1 North

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FAZ Division 1 South

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