May 2, 2011
Red Arrows beat Green Buffaloes to stay at the summit of the MTN Super League while Nakambala Leopards stunned Roan United in Luanshya as the ‘Sugar Boys’ moved into second and a point behind Arrows.
Under-17 international Ronald ‘Sate Sate’ Kampamba rescued Nkana with an equaliser as the Kitwe side forced a 2-2 draw while the reds’ city rivals Power Dynamos also played to draw after they were held by Lime Hotspurs.
Goals from Derick Kabwe, Winstone Kalengo and Rodgers Kamwandi helped Zesco United get a much needed boast ahead of their CAF Champions League return leg in Cairo against Al Ahly after they thumped Kalewa 3-0 in the second of the six Ndola derbies to be played this season.
Under-20 striker Moses Phiri’s brace propelled Zanaco to a 2-1 win over Green Eagles in Southern Province.
MTN Super League Results
Saturday
Nkwazi 0-1 Forest Rangers
Sunday
Green Buffaloes 0-1 Red Arrows
Green Eagles 1-2 Zanaco
Lime Hotspurs 1-1 Power Dynamos
Nkana 2-2 Kabwe Warriors
Roan United 0-1 Nakambala Leopards
Kalewa 0-3 Zesco United
Konkola Blades 1-0 Nchanga Rangers
22 Comments on "Arrows, Blades maintain unbeaten run, Nakambala move second"
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Power People on Mon, 2nd May 2011 1:06 PM
What do you expect, Chicken George was Agrey’s boss. Agrey is learning the tricks of the trade. So far so good for Buffalo but abakulu bakulu. Congrats to Arrows. I repeat my earlier statement that this league has no favorites this season. Thumbs up to the SUGAR BOYS for a good run so far. Continue and the we see who will grab the league this season. Go on and challenge the traditional big boys and improve competition for our game
Dynamite! on Mon, 2nd May 2011 4:16 PM
Atase ba power,two defeats in a row then you follow that up with a draw? Not good enough for me! Power is too big a club to be under performing,Luka lungu,Mudenda & Sitali stand up & be counted!!!
awe on Mon, 2nd May 2011 8:42 PM
Atase Ba Nkana, Ama draw pa Chilata?
FREE AGENT on Mon, 2nd May 2011 9:52 PM
Happy birthday ba fwayo enjoy the day to the fullest.abash sima and kama
Sharp Razer on Tue, 3rd May 2011 12:20 AM
Konkola blades hav bin very impresive this season. Thumbs up 2 sharp razor. Blades and one united 4 life
AK on Tue, 3rd May 2011 12:30 AM
Congrats Red Arrows, that’s a beauty of having a coach with a vision, who has at least coached at national level,competited in caf tournaments as a coach.keep it up george,continue encouraging the boys that they can also play continental football. You are not like the majority of so called Zambian football coaches without coaching records but just because one was a player….Such coaches have contributed to having our soccer standards to go down in our league
Anonymous on Tue, 3rd May 2011 1:45 AM
The nickname for Nakambala Leopards is “The Sweet Boys” and not “Sugar Boys” and thanks for all the positive comments about this exciting team.
Anonymous on Tue, 3rd May 2011 3:55 AM
its sugar boys
Chindika Gadafi Ng'uni on Tue, 3rd May 2011 4:00 AM
what has gone wrong pa power kanshi??
Sobongo on Tue, 3rd May 2011 4:46 AM
Kalampa the true pride of THE BELT. Never say die
Anonymous on Tue, 3rd May 2011 6:52 AM
What news from Faz
Yu on Tue, 3rd May 2011 9:03 PM
Ba Rok, come back now we talk footbal. At least you are not like Bima-taa who is stil busy planning nfl.
Ba Kalampa on Tue, 3rd May 2011 9:04 PM
Kalampa….slow but sure….mwe bantu..anu news qabout this new National Football League…?….or even from FIFA?
TAMBA BEHAVIOUR on Tue, 3rd May 2011 11:22 PM
Go kalampa go…….we need to some wins now..enough of draws!!!!
Bola Panshi on Tue, 3rd May 2011 11:38 PM
ROK AND HIS TEAM HAVE JOINED THE REBEL LEAGUE NFL. READ THE NEWS ON TEAMS THAT ATTENDED THE ‘MEETING’ AT NASDEC.
ROK on Wed, 4th May 2011 2:11 AM
I am very much around and reading each and every line of each posting.
ROK on Wed, 4th May 2011 2:29 AM
I have read that in the news and have also confirmed that my Chairman and Treasurer attended that meeting. I have not had any meeting with my executive but my personal opinion is that it would be detrimental to Zambian football to have two parrallel leagues in the country given that we are already playing week 5. I have a few issues with what transpired at the AGM but in the interest of football development, it is better we rally behind Kalu, at least for now. The Afritex FC Excom may have its own views on this but i am strongly opined to think that, in the interest of football development, let us be patient enough to wait for the elective 2012 which is not far from now. Can we sacrifice the next 12 months or so to our football. I remember (Zamfoot correct me) i was the pioneer of the idea that at the end of the day on this blog, it should be football that should win and to that effect, much as i may have some concerns over the handling of the VONC, I am happy that the decision by Mazabuka United, though not porpular, was in favour of football. For me, this is what i meant by letting football win.
Bonaventure on Wed, 4th May 2011 4:15 AM
ROK. Hi! Interesting comment you have made. So you can neither confirm nor deny?
Bola Panshi on Wed, 4th May 2011 4:22 AM
SO ABENA ROK ALSO RUNS HIS CLUB IN THE INFAMOUS KANTEMBA STYLE?
Gerogia Russia on Wed, 4th May 2011 5:00 AM
wise words rok,let the game win
Bima on Wed, 4th May 2011 6:49 AM
People on this forum have actually made me very upset. Just because I have not responded to anything on this forum does not mean I am Simataa Simataa.
I clearly stated stated that I was in Kitwe burying my sister. When can low intellect morons with the mentally challenged low IQ excuse for a human that calls itself Yu and friends stop thinking I am Simataa Simataa.
Go to Hillview Clinic in Parklands, Kitwe and ask for Sister Mary Goretti Mwale. You will be told she passed away on Thursday. She was my sister. Stop insulting her memory. I did say on this very forum that I am burying my sister in Kitwe.
My life is not just football. Or this forum.
Bima on Thu, 5th May 2011 4:26 AM
Just he same way FAZ is run. Now that they have entrenched themselves in FAZ house can we please see sensible things coming out of this. So my challenges to FAZ are:-
1. Where is a short summary of your vision ?
2. What are your targets ?
3. Where is your strategic plan to achieve this ?
4. Where is your BUSINESS PLAN or Work Plan to implement your STRATEGIC PLAN ?
5. Where is your annual budget and work plan ?
6. When will you conform to the constitution in terms of transparency ?
7. When will you improve on competency issues ?
8. When will you stop being unofficial player agents and scouts ?
9. When will you stop this unnecessary politicking and get back to work ?
10. By the way can we have the delegate list and minuts for the KABWE ECM for a start? It is inthe constitution you know.
FAZ needs to bring back the standards of administration which prevailed in Zambi’s golden age and not the little shop on the corner “Ma BUNS YA CHIPA” style currently prevailing.
Can we also have more substance and less James Bond corruption and sleaze.