BY STEVEN WYSON Malawi under-20 national football team coaches have 35 days only to scout for players and build a squad that can compete in the 2019 edition of Council of Southern Africa Football Association (COSAFA) Championship. In a statement released
BY STEVEN WYSON Clacks have emerged in the National Coaches Association (NCA) body over the proposed names for the Malawi Under-20 national team coaching panel. The post of under-20 coach fell vacant after Meck Mwase was promoted to the position of senior
BY STEVEN WYSON Malawi Under-17 national football team coach Deklerk Msakakuona has apologised for the team’s failure to reach the knockout stage of the Cosafa Youth Championship for the second consecutive time. Malawi missed the semi-finals after finis
BY STEVEN WYSON A four day Member Association Administration course organized by the Council of Southern Africa Football Associations (COSAFA) has started on Tuesday morning at the Mpira Village in Blantyre. The number of 30 football administrators from F
BY STEVEN WYSON Malawi under-17 national football team’s chances of reaching this year’s Cosafa Youth Championship semifinals suffered a big blow after surrendering a one-goal lead to lose 1-2 to eSwatini at Mpira Stadium in Chiwembe Township, Blantyr
BY STEVEN WYSON Junior Flames on Saturday rose from a slow start in their Group A opener of the Cosafa Under-17 Youth Championship to thrash South Africa’s Amajimbos 3-0 at Mpira Stadium in Blantyre. This means they will make the semi-final grade with a
BY STEVEN WYSON Walter Nyamilandu, Football Association of Malawi (FAM) president has said the body’s improved annual funding in the National Budget over the past few years made it easy for Malawi to host the Cosafa Under-17 Youth Championship in Blanty
BY STEVEN WYSON Council for Southern Africa Football Associations (COSAFA) championship starts with Comoros registered a winner 1-0 over Lesotho at Mpira Village stadium in Blantyre. The game started at around 11 am whereby Comoros netted a goal in 15th m
BY STEVEN WYSON Malawi national netball team Coach, Peace Chawinga- Kaluwa, has dropped Joanna Kachilika, Alinafe Kamwala and Thandie Galeta from the 12-member squad to represent the country at the African Netball Championship in Cape Town, South Africa.
BY STEVEN WYSON De Klerk Msakakuona, a Malawi under-17 national football team Coach, believes that he has assembled a good squad that is ready to challenge for honours at the Cosafa Youth Championship which kicks off today at Mpira Stadium in Chiwembe Tow
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