Zambia were on Friday afternoon flattened 3-0 by DR Congo at the Angola 40th independence anniversary four-nations invitational tournament in Luanda.
Padou Bopunga headed in the opening goal in the 32nd minute before Guy Lusadisu add the second in the 35th minute to send DR Congo into a 2-0 halftime lead.
Jean-Marc Mundele completed the rout in the 63rd minute.
DR Congo will face hosts Angola in the final on Saturday while Zambia will play Namibia for 3rd and 4th playoff.
Angola booked their place in the final after beating Namibia 1-0 in the late kickoff though a 39th minute goal by midfielder Bua.
Kwena makofi !
Amakula
When we tell you that the competition has moved forward where as we have stagnated because of poor administration you thing its being jealous!!
@Jay Jay did you notice the Zambian coach is George, not Kasengele but Lwandamina.
3-0 sounds untrue
Think before you blame zambian national team. Angola was celebrating its independence and you expect Zambia to go and kill that celebration mood? They just gave away the game as an independence gift.
Read & understand the content. Why defend losers
S.tupid Wimu. Was Zambia beaten by Angola?
It is DRC naimwe ba WIMU, even reading you cant sure!
kula Ni kula even if man U coach coaches Zambia there will be no improvement
Lwandamina is too lazy, he has imparted laziness to the players. The team lacks pace, energy, and c ordination. The players are under malnourished, is there a dietitian in camp?
At the moment Zambia can not beat a team from North and West Africa. Wait for CHAN and U23 competitions to prove my point.
Why would a coach impart laziness on his team? The truth is that Congolese, West Africans and North Africans have moved far ahead of the rest of Africa in footballing terms. They are bigger, which helps, and they have more players in the top European leagues. Teams like Mazembe are well run and have money. Zambian football has always been an amateur game until recently. It will take hard work and more time to catch up. Quick plaster solutions, like hiring a cheap expatriate, are not the solution. We need an effective grassroots programme backed up by an academy. I am not optimistic though. The current Zambian football administrators spend more time squabling amongst themselves. They are clueless.
The Zambian football bridge is too far. We dont just have the right attitude.