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KCM/FAZ Premier League Results

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Green Buffaloes moved into second place as the soldiers beat Choma Eagles 2-0 at Lusaka’s Woodlands Stadium on Saturday afternoon. (Picture: Nathan Sinkala )

Red Arrows and Power Dynamos shared the points while Roan United thrashed Young Arrows 3-1 in Luanshya.

Elsewhere Zamtel colleted maximu points after beating Konkola Blades 2-1. In Ndola, Forest Rangers drew 1-1 with Lusaka Dynamos. Click here to view the league table

Red Arrows 1-1 Power Dynamos

Makeshift striker Tomothy Mbewe beat off an offside trap to put the airmen 1-0 up but Lameck Mwale cancelled out Mbewe’s strike as the midfielder scored from the spot kick.

Power is now fifth on the log with 21 points while Arrows is 2 points behind the Ndeke boys and on 8th on the log.

Nakambala 0-1 City of Lusaka

The ‘Shuga Boiz’ have themselves to blame after squandering a host of chances in front of the home crowd. City Ya Moto scored a contravesial goal and is on level with Red Arrows on 19 points.

Nakambala is bottom of the table with 5 points

Green Buffaloes 2-0 Choma Eagles

A first half strike by Ken Ng’ambi and a Nathan Sinkala second half was all Buffaloes needed as the soldiers moved into second spot.

Sinkala was playing his first game after a loan spell in Israel and watched by his agent Nir Karin.

The Keagan Mumba coached Eagles’ were missing Kebby Hachipuka and Aubrey Zulu who are attending trials in Egypt.  Eagles is still fourth on the log.

Zamtel 2-1Konkola Blades

Roan Utd 3-1 Young Arrows

Forest Rangers 1-1 Lusaka Dynamos

Sunday

Zanaco v Kabwe Warriors

Zesco Utd v Chambis

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65 Comments on “KCM/FAZ Premier League Results”

  • Dr_five wrote on 27 June, 2009, 17:47

    Thanks Zamfoot, hz about ve scorers
  • Shula kaipele wrote on 27 June, 2009, 17:48

    Am a konkola blades suporter bt i dont think there z anything z team z doing. They hav suport 4rom kcm but they lose week in week out. Some team haa!
  • MartyUSA wrote on 27 June, 2009, 18:22

    Good to hear about these results. Whatever happened to the All Stars vs the Rest? I think for Egypt, the boys should camp in Zambia and play a series of games against a select ZPL side. make the tickets cheap to pack the stadiums. Play one in lusaka and another in Kitwe. I would like to see what these local players have to offer against the national team. What do you think?
  • Moffat Sakala wrote on 27 June, 2009, 21:39

    The 2009 KCM Premier Division season is more interesting as the chasing pack for championship is big and unpredictable. Zesco United, Zanaco, Buffaloes, Red Arrows possibly Power all have what it takes to be champions.Surprise teams like Forest Rangers and Choma Eagles have also added to the potential leaders.

    The most interesting battle is between Zesco United and Zanaco as there are a number of factors involved . Wedson left Zesco for Zanaco seeking new national challenges as opposed to international ones, Fighton on the other hand crossed over from Lusaka Dynamos to Zesco at a time when Zesco were going for continental honours.Zesco are now in the Group Stage and top the local chart. It will be interesting to see where this football drama will take us to after 30 games are played.
  • Armed Gunman wrote on 28 June, 2009, 11:51

    Go Boys Fight and Conquer (GBFC)!!!
  • Dinamo wrote on 28 June, 2009, 11:55

    Moffat I don’t think Power has what it takes at the moment to challenge more organised teams like Zesco & Zanaco for the tittle.Iam a Power fan & I can tell you that things aren’t well.Rashad Nayee & his committee blundered when they hired Mohamed Fahty as replacement for veteran coach Fordson Kabole but it appears that they still want to prove a point even when its clear that Fahty has destroyed the team which only last season played champaign football under our very own Kabole whom they paid a quarter of $4000 which the nonentity Egyptian coach is pocketing per month on top of allowances,free transport and free accomodation.We were known to be a star studded team in the country but despite continueing receiving billions in grants from CEC the current Power committee seem to have no idea on how to maintain the status of the club which was among the giants on the continent.Power has the capacity to have a quality coach with a strong squard,the club can even afford to make replica jerseys for sale to the fans like what Zesco is doing but the people in-charge of the club are a let down.I wonder if these guys even understand the culture & the history of this great team.”CAN WE PLEASE HAVE THE RIGHT PEOPLE IN THE COMMITTEE,WE ARE TIRED OF TALKING”.
  • patty kasonde wrote on 28 June, 2009, 13:51

    what is happening to kabwe worriors? has their poor performance come about as a result of finances or the players are not just committed to the task at hand? worriors please i beg of you to return to the classical kabwe team we have all known over the years. wearing a worriors jersey is itself an incetive to make you feel proud as a player
  • FBM wrote on 28 June, 2009, 15:43

    Bushe how can a country of 1.5 million (Gabon) be on the way SA while Zed (12 million) on the way out. kwena tuli mbwa fye mwe
  • FBM wrote on 28 June, 2009, 15:43

    patty kasonde :what is happening to kabwe worriors? has their poor performance come about as a result of finances or the players are not just committed to the task at hand? worriors please i beg of you to return to the classical kabwe team we have all known over the years. wearing a worriors jersey is itself an incetive to make you feel proud as a player

    They are as crap as our National Team
  • wise wrote on 28 June, 2009, 16:42

    fbm,we are not dogs,how can you be using such bad language in public.
  • NDOBO wrote on 28 June, 2009, 21:48

    FBM :Bushe how can a country of 1.5 million (Gabon) be on the way SA while Zed (12 million) on the way out. kwena tuli mbwa fye mwe

    chicolor waya sana
  • Moffat Sakala wrote on 28 June, 2009, 23:49

    I was about to commend the local referees for the good job they were doing this season until I watched some games where the referees clearly had other ideas. Fair Play entails that all parties to the beautiful game be impartial and respectiful to each other. As for the centre men and women, I beg of you not to decide the outcome of games before they are played.

    Another appeal goes to club admininstrators, do not get familiar with referees and vice versa. As we get into the second round, some clubs will be in relegation fights whilst others will be trying to consolidate their positions, let the best teams win fairly.For football to develop in Zambia, we must encourage Fair Play by all. Let us fight against RAW – Referee Assisted Wins.
  • Chamz wrote on 29 June, 2009, 11:58

    I saw the Red Arrows game on Superspot-That Timothy Mbewe guy needs to be in chipolopolo, he can score goals.
  • Never wrote on 29 June, 2009, 14:42

    Chamz :I saw the Red Arrows game on Superspot-That Timothy Mbewe guy needs to be in chipolopolo, he can score goals.

    You are right my brother Timothy Mbewe looks to be very aggressive when it comes to attacking.
  • Marty USA wrote on 1 July, 2009, 17:00

    I think the Zambian premier league should be reduced to 10 teams to increase the quality of the teams. Make Div 1 a more competitive league also.
  • gabriel wrote on 13 July, 2009, 13:13

    go zanaco go
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