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Zambia finish fourth in Angola

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Zambia finished fourth at the four-nations invitational Torneio 40 anos de Independência in Angola on Saturday.

Chipolopolo lost Namibia 4-3 on post-match penalties after a 0-0 full-time result in Luanda on Saturday to finish last

The result came 24 hours after Zambia lost 3-0 to DR Congo in their opening game of the two-day tournament in Luanda.

Mwila Phiri,Spencer Sautu and Mwape Mwelwa converted their post-match penalty shootout.

Jack Chirwa and Buchizya Mfune missed their spot kicks.

Zambia head back home late Saturday for a brief stop back in Lusaka on Sunday en route to Khartoum and will be joined by the nine foreign-based players in Zambia ahead of next Wednesday’s first leg qualifying clash against Sudan.

Chipolopolo will host Sudan in the final leg decider at Levy Mwanawasa Stadium in Ndola on November 15.

Winner will advance to the final group stage qualifying stage.

8 COMMENTS

  1. Ebukula bwine tulelanda failing to beat even Namibia in 90 minutes! Zambian coaches can’t take the opportunity to show they have skills. Mukamona ba Zesco will be knocked out first round in champions league

    • Most Zambian journalists are used to giving wrong results all the time. During elections we are always given conflicting results, now even in football, the falsehood continues. I did not watch the game in question but decided to google the results and found that actually Namibia beat Zambia by 4 to 3 on penalties

  2. Comment:ba lt.zambia lost to nambia on penalties and not what you ve reported.i watched the match live in 11 de novembro studium in luanda.

  3. Uku sure ndiye Musila manje aZambia! Always failing to rise to the occasion when it’s time to stamp our authority among at least our neighbours mwebantu…. Ala twalichuchuka, kwati chitenge cha Kafue?

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