ZESCO United’s recent form has placed coach Emmanuel Siwale under growing pressure after the club recorded four consecutive defeats, an unusual run for one of Zambia’s most consistent teams.
The Ndola-based side has built a reputation for stability and strong league performances over many seasons. Records stretching back close to two decades show it is difficult to find a similar period where ZESCO United lost four matches in a row.
The current run has therefore raised concern among supporters who are used to seeing the club competing near the top of the table and maintaining steady performances.
Discussion around Siwale’s position has largely centred on results rather than personal criticism. Observers say football remains a results-driven environment, and the team’s current numbers are worrying for a club of ZESCO United’s stature.
The season itself has not been smooth for the former league champions, with inconsistent performances and several decisions during the campaign failing to produce the desired outcomes.
At clubs with high expectations, prolonged losing runs usually trigger questions about direction and leadership within the technical bench.
For now, ZESCO United’s priority will be stopping the slide and regaining momentum before the situation becomes more difficult.
They are indeed the club with the biggest sponsorship. All our power payments go to their players’ emoluments. Stop misusing our money
has built a reputation for stability. Yes Four losses in a row is stable.
And remember in Zambia, people think performance is just the coach