Adidas made a customized ball for the World Cup final and it’s a-pretty. The ball is their official Brazuca ball, which has its own Twitter feed because #marketing, and it comes with an inscription of the date, the two teams, and the stadium name. Ad
Reports from Dzaleka refugee camp in Malawi’s central district of Dowa indicate that All hell broke loose when Brazil was losing 2-0 yesternight. The story has it that the Ethiopian nationals there were supporting the Germans whereas the DRC Nationa
Ahead of the 2015 Africa Nations Cup qualifier against Equatorial Guinea, The Cranes are set to play Malawi in an international friendly as part of the preparations. According to the FUFA official website www.fufa.co.ug, the game is scheduled for Monday
David Moyes’s short and disastrous reign at Old Trafford came to an abrupt end on Tuesday when Manchester United announced he was leaving the club following a hugely disappointing 10-month spell as manager since replacing Alex Ferguson last July. An
Football Associaton of Malawi (FAM) president Walter Nyamilandu has admitted his organisation does not have the money to hire another expatriate coach immediately. He also confirmed the deal with Belgian coach Tom Saintfiet, who began work on a voluntary
By Ed Dove For 90 minutes we all remembered, fondly, the successes and glories of early 2013. As Stephen Keshi’s Super Eagles comfortably overcame the Flames of Malawi in Calabar we were together again and once more lived through the rapture of Rustenb
“FLAMES NDI TIMU YOPEPERA,MPHALE” -Saintfeit. Former Flames Coach Tom Saintfiet has told the BBC that he is not to blame for the loss of The Flames to Nigeria ‘The players l was working with are pretty substandard. You can hardly win any
Super Eagles psychologist, Robinson Okosun is in bullish mood ahead of the World Cup qualifier against Malawi this evening. Okosun exclusively told supersport.com that he spent hours accessing the mental state of all 23 players of the squad and gave a pas
African champions Nigeria need only a point to win the group while The Flames must win the tie to finish top. Nigeria coach Stephen Keshi is hoping off the field controversies will not affect his team While Belgian coach Tom Saintfiet has taken charge of
Saturday’s world cup qualifier involving Nigeria and Malawi’s Flames will also be used as part of campaign against Malaria. The disease remains one of the biggest killers in both countries and across the globe with millions dying every year. Football
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