The 2013 Cosafa Cup enters the quarter-final stage on Saturday with holders Zimbabwe facing Malawi in a potential thriller at Nkoloma Stadium in Lusaka.
The Warriors launch the defence of the title they won in 2009 with a lunchtime kick off tie againts the Flames.
Malawi are parading a strong squad while Zimbabwe have rounded up a relatively inexperienced team.
This first quarter-final tie at Nkoloma will be followed by the second last eight encounter between Namibia and South Africa at the same venue.
Bafana Bafana renew their old rivaly with the Brave Warriors at 15:30 hours.
“This game will be special,” said Namibia coach Ricardo Mannetti.
Bafana boss Gordon Igesund said:”We are very positive about the task ahead.”
The last two quarter-finals will be played on Sunday at Nkana Stadium in Kitwe between hosts Zambia and Mozambique plus another involving Angola and Lesotho.
Bring the games on.
Ni Dibili Dibili……….Tizabalasa POBO style…
GO ZAMBIA GO! with chi Chibwili bowing down to our pressure, we are going to fill Nkana(chilata) stadium to full capacity.3-0 pobo!
Iwe Wana,grow up and learn to debate issues at hand. Echo mutipwilwa insulting even people you don’t know. Bushe ninsala ilekalipisha.
Lesotho eeeeee!! we want Zambia, we have to clear our name!!
Lumwana Radiants was playing the galant Kalampa Nkana Red Devils in Lumwana today the 13/07/2013. It was really a nice game and Division 2 North leaders Lumwana Radiants put up a splendid performance and lost 2 – 1 to the Premier League leaders mighty Nkana. Continue with the hard work Lumwana.
Lumwana Radiants will soon be a force to reckon with looking at the way they performed against super league leaders Nkana.