Nominees for the 2020 Best FIFA Player of the Year awards have been announced ahead of the annual ceremony. Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Lewandowski, Lucy Bronze and Sam Kerr are amongst the biggest names to have been nominated for this year’s a
BY STEVEN WYSON Football Association of Malawi (FAM) President Walter Nyamilandu has hit back at critics undermining his FIFA Council membership as being irrelevant to the country’s football development. During the launch of his fifth term bid earlier t
BY STEVEN WYSON Dalitso Sailesi will be happy because Fifa has ordered Zambian Super League outfit Lusaka Dynamos to pay him about $128 675 (about K95.2 million) in compensation for breach of contract. The on-and-off Flames midfielder terminated his contr
By Mc Noel Kasinja A head of the COSAFA Under 17 Youth Championship, The Council for Southern Africa Football Associations (COSAFA) is holding a 5-day pre-tournament Referees course to be held in Blantyre from 11- 20 October. There are about 30 Referees i
By Mc Noel Kasinja Following the 2019 FIFA Best Player Award, Malawi national football team Coach, Meck Mwase, voted for Senegalese forward Sadio Mane whereas Captain John Lanjesi opted for The Netherland’s midfielder Frenkie De Jong. Mwase voted for Mo
Felix Tangawarima, FIFA Referee Instructor Responsible for English Speaking Countries in Africa has saluted Malawian referees for an impressive performance over the past two years. Tangawarima, also a member of Confederation of Africa Football (CAF) Refer
Malawi ‘Flames’ National football team Coach,Meke Mwase is pleased with the performance of his South African based players who have started the 2019/2020 season on fire,Malawi sports has the story. The coach was reacting to news that Flames players
FIFA has applauded Football Association of Malawi (FAM) commercial and marketing director Limbani Matola for his dedication and hard work at the Under-20 World Cup in Poland last month. In an article published on FIfa.com, during Matola’s time at the ve
FIFA is holding a priority investigation, to be concluded within 48 hours, into the behaviour of the Cameroon team during their 3-0 loss to England in the last 16 of the Women’s World Cup on Sunday evening. A Fifa spokesperson said: “Please note that
FIFA are to take over the running of African football in the wake of corruption scandals consuming the Confederation of African Football (CAF). The CAF executive committee took the unprecedented decision to cede control and have FIFA general secretary Fat
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