Rachael Kaphaizi

Moyale 2-0 Kamuzu Barracks

Kamuzu Barracks head coach Charles Kamanga thinks some of his players are playing as if they are being forced to play on the ground.

Kamanga was speaking after his team lost 2-0 to Moyale Barracks at Mzuzu Stadium today.

When asked what went wrong with his team, he said it is unfortunate that some individuals are playing as if they are being forced.

“Ineyo I have to be honest, Amalawi akufunikaso azidziwa chifukwa asamangoona mbali imodzi pali ma player ena ake akumenya mpira as if ena ake akuchita kuwakakamiza kuti menyani mpira zinthu zimene zili zovuta koma nanga si palibe njira iliyose imene tingagwiritse ntchito chifukwa panopa tili kumapeto kwa season,” said Kamanga.

“Sitinamenye ngati team chigawo chachiwiri, timamenya individual football, pali ma players ena oti akumenya mpira kuti chinachake sakuchifuna, khalangati winawake akuwakakamiza,” he added.

Speaking after beating Kamuzu Barracks 2-0, Moyale head coach Pritchard Mwansa expressed his satisfaction with the results.

“We are  happy having three points today, it is not easy because in the TNM Super League every team is fighting for a good position, so winning today is a good thing for Moyale,” said Mwansa.

Prince Phiri scored the first goal in the 52nd minute with Luke Chima scoring the second goal in the 71st minute.

When the two met in the first round at Dimba Stadium in May this year, they shared a point following a goalless draw.

Lineups:

Moyale:

Simeon Harawa, Black Alisen, Lovemore Jere, Charles Nkhoma, Walusungu Mdoka, Bornface Chuma, Victor Mwale, Clifford Chimulambe, Peter Thuso Ng’ambi, Luke Chima, Emmanuel Allan 

Kamuzu Barracks:

Hastings Katoma, Banda Samuel, Chibvunde Mnkhokwe, Gilbert Gregory Nachipo, Samson Chiponda, Samuel Gundah, Michael Mtonyo, Lloyd Mugala, Hope Namadzunda, John Banda, Olson Kanjira