BY STEVEN WYSON Barcelona and Manchester United have been handed a significant boost in their pursuit of Lautaro Martinez with Inter Milan chief Giuseppe Marotta revealing that the striker could exit the side this summer. The 22-year-old striker has been
BY STEVEN WYSON Be Forward Wanderers have a chance to have their annual sponsorship increased by $20 000 (about K15 million) should they win the TNM Super League title. According to the contract with their sponsors Be Forward Limited, the Nomads are entit
BY STEVEN WYSON Nyasa Big Bullets have said their focus is on the TNM Super League championship race and not expiring players’ contracts. Bullets acting Chief Executive Officer, Escort Chinula, was reacting to reports that contracts for their nine playe
BY STEVEN WYSON Although it was a rainy and muddy day in the Capital City and the pitch was waterlogged, Bullets survived on Silver’s scare. Chimwemwe Idana was brave as he scored the lone goal of the match to inspire Nyasa Big Bullets to a hard fought
BY STEVEN WYSON Nyasa Big Bullets 2-0 Bullets Kamuzu Barracks at Kamuzu Stadium as Mighty Be Forward Wanderers leading by 1 nil. Who is your money on???
BY STEVEN WYSON Silver Strikers have banned 10 supporters for two years for being involved in the Fisd Challenge Cup fracas in a semi-final 4-0 loss to Blue Eagles two weeks ago. The supporters are Edwin Safari, Grant M’balaka, Mende, Limbani Gomonda, M
BY STEVEN WYSON Blue Eagles forward Schumacher Kuwali has vowed to beat Kamuzu Barracks’ Fisd leading goal scorer Francisco Kamdzeka to the K500,000 prize money for the competition’s Golden Boot winner. Kamdzeka is leading with five goals followed by
Silver Strikers are demanding K25 million for their top forward Khuda Muyaba who has been linked with a move to Mozambican side Costal Do Sol. Khuda is leading TNM Super League scorers’ chart with 18 goals and the Mocambola side through agents have inqu
BY STEVEN WYSON The Malawi Police Service (MPS) has revealed plans to reward Blue Eagles Football Club players with a renewed monetary incentive if the side lifts this year’s Fisd Challenge Cup. The cops will meet Kamuzu Barracks in the final at a date
BY STEVEN WYSON Masters and Mzuni football clubs continue to live dangerously in the TNM Super League following disappointing results over the weekend. The two will finish the season with 32 points if they win their remaining games and could be joined by
