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BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)-Ekhaya Wanderers Women’s Football team Head Coach Sungeni Msiska has been implicated in a lesbian sex triangle in a court case currently going on at Blantyre Magistrate Court in Blantyre.

In the matter a married women Estas Mkwinda, an employee of Castle Malawi is seeking divorce from her husband Patrick Teweta for alleged bad behavior.

But when the matter came before the court on Monday, issues took a bizarre turn when Estas Mkwinda failed to explain and give evidence for her allegations .

Instead when the husband was asked to respond to the allegation against him, he told the Court that his wife Estas in not being truthful in court.

Teweta told the court that the truth of the matter is that his wife is in a lesbian relationship with Ekhaya women football team’s Head Coach Sungeni Msiska and that the relationship has been a source of problems in his marriage with Estas for some time.

“She is coming here to ask for divorce because she is running away from this issue at home. She knows I have now discovered that she is a lesbian. She fooled me to marry her. She is trying to be clever.” Teweta told the Court.

Unknown to the wife, Teweta had been gathering evidence of her wife’s sexual encounters with Msiska and he has brought the evidence in court to the surprise of her wife..

“I know they have been discussing with Sungeni to end this marriage with me so that they can be free with their relationship. I have all the evidence. All their phone chats.

“My point is that she should be honest and tell the court that she is ending the marriage to be with Susan instead of lying about me,” addsTeweta.

Teweta has since submitted in court video recordings, voice notes, WhatsApp chats between Sungeni Msisha and his wife Estas in which the two are either having sex or discussing previous sex encounters.

When asked to responded to the evidence of her relationship with Sungeni Msiska while married to Teweta Estas had nothing to say, however she insisted on asking the husband how he came across the videos and the voice notes he brought in court.

“Ineyo sindikukana koma ..Apapa wandilakwila. Zima video zimenezi unazipeza bwanji? Estas lamented.

Sungeni Msiska who is the current head coach for Ekhaya Wanderes women football team previously coached Blantyre Zero Women’s Football where she was removed following allegations that she was demanding sexual favours from fellow women to be featured in the women’s team line up.

Malawi Voice has also established that before joining women football Sungeni Msiska was working for Khweze buses as a Hostess where his career was cut short after allegations of her inappropriate sexual relationship with fellow women workers surfaced.

Blantyre Magistrate Court is to set a date for judgement on Estas Mkwinda petition.

Source: Malawi Voice

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BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)-Ekhaya Wanderers Women’s Football team Head Coach Sungeni Msiska has been implicated in a lesbian sex triangle in a court case currently going on at Blantyre Magistrate Court in Blantyre.

In the matter a married women Estas Mkwinda, an employee of Castle Malawi is seeking divorce from her husband Patrick Teweta for alleged bad behavior.

But when the matter came before the court on Monday, issues took a bizarre turn when Estas Mkwinda failed to explain and give evidence for her allegations .

Instead when the husband was asked to respond to the allegation against him, he told the Court that his wife Estas in not being truthful in court.

Teweta told the court that the truth of the matter is that his wife is in a lesbian relationship with Ekhaya women football team’s Head Coach Sungeni Msiska and that the relationship has been a source of problems in his marriage with Estas for some time.

“She is coming here to ask for divorce because she is running away from this issue at home. She knows I have now discovered that she is a lesbian. She fooled me to marry her. She is trying to be clever.” Teweta told the Court.

Unknown to the wife, Teweta had been gathering evidence of her wife’s sexual encounters with Msiska and he has brought the evidence in court to the surprise of her wife..

“I know they have been discussing with Sungeni to end this marriage with me so that they can be free with their relationship. I have all the evidence. All their phone chats.

“My point is that she should be honest and tell the court that she is ending the marriage to be with Susan instead of lying about me,” addsTeweta.

Teweta has since submitted in court video recordings, voice notes, WhatsApp chats between Sungeni Msisha and his wife Estas in which the two are either having sex or discussing previous sex encounters.

When asked to responded to the evidence of her relationship with Sungeni Msiska while married to Teweta Estas had nothing to say, however she insisted on asking the husband how he came across the videos and the voice notes he brought in court.

“Ineyo sindikukana koma ..Apapa wandilakwila. Zima video zimenezi unazipeza bwanji? Estas lamented.

Sungeni Msiska who is the current head coach for Ekhaya Wanderes women football team previously coached Blantyre Zero Women’s Football where she was removed following allegations that she was demanding sexual favours from fellow women to be featured in the women’s team line up.

Malawi Voice has also established that before joining women football Sungeni Msiska was working for Khweze buses as a Hostess where his career was cut short after allegations of her inappropriate sexual relationship with fellow women workers surfaced.

Blantyre Magistrate Court is to set a date for judgement on Estas Mkwinda petition.

Source: Malawi Voice

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…..Chipolopolo edge Taifa Stars 1–0 in a hard-fought clash to boost their World Cup2026 Campaign

LUSAKA-(MaraviPost)-Zambia’s hopes of qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup received a major boost on Wednesday night after a crucial 1–0 away win against Tanzania.

The match, played at the Benjamin Mkapa National Stadium in Dar es Salaam, was a tense and physical encounter that kept fans on edge from start to finish.

Zambian striker Fashion Sakala proved to be the difference-maker once again, scoring the only goal of the game to hand Avram Grant’s side all three points.

The goal came midway through the second half after sustained pressure from the Chipolopolo, who looked sharper and more organized as the game progressed.

Sakala latched onto a precise through ball from midfielder Lameck Banda, showing great composure and finishing power to beat the Tanzanian goalkeeper with a low strike into the far corner.

The goal sparked jubilant celebrations among the Zambian players and the traveling fans, who filled a section of the stadium with loud cheers and national pride.

For much of the match, both teams were evenly matched, with Tanzania showing flashes of brilliance through captain Mbwana Samatta and winger Simon Msuva.

However, Zambia’s defense, marshaled by experienced centre-back Stoppila Sunzu, held firm to deny the Taifa Stars any clear scoring opportunities.

Goalkeeper Toaster Nsabata also played a vital role, making two important saves in the closing stages to preserve Zambia’s slender lead.

Avram Grant, Zambia’s head coach, praised his team’s discipline and tactical awareness after the match, saying the players showed maturity and resilience under pressure.

He emphasized that every point counts in the World Cup qualifying campaign and commended his squad for sticking to the game plan despite the intimidating atmosphere in Dar es Salaam.

For Tanzania, the defeat was a disappointing setback after a promising start to their qualification journey.

Coach Adel Amrouche lamented his team’s missed chances and defensive lapses but remained optimistic that the Taifa Stars could bounce back in their upcoming fixtures.

The victory lifts Zambia higher up the Group standings, positioning them well for the next phase of the #WCQ2026 campaign.

It also restores confidence among Zambian fans, who had been demanding consistency and a clear sense of direction under Grant’s leadership.

Fashion Sakala’s goal adds to his growing reputation as one of Zambia’s most dependable forwards on the international stage.

The Al-Fayha forward has been in fine form, combining pace, power, and precision to deliver in crucial matches for both club and country.

This result marks Zambia’s second consecutive clean sheet, a sign that the team’s defensive structure is improving after earlier concerns about leaking goals.

It also underlines the team’s growing chemistry, with young talents such as Kings Kangwa, Frankie Musonda, and Emmanuel Banda stepping up to support the senior players.

The win in Dar es Salaam will undoubtedly serve as a confidence booster ahead of Zambia’s next World Cup qualifying fixture.

Chipolopolo fans across Zambia and abroad celebrated the result, taking to social media to praise the team’s fighting spirit and Fashion Sakala’s brilliance.

The victory not only strengthens Zambia’s position in the qualifying group but also revives national belief that the team can finally make it to the World Cup for the first time in history.

As the road to 2026 continues, Zambia’s focus will shift to maintaining consistency, improving goal conversion, and ensuring that every point earned counts toward their long-awaited World Cup dream.

For now, Avram Grant and his players can savor a well-earned victory — one achieved through hard work, teamwork, and a touch of Fashion Sakala magic.

The post Fashion Sakala fires Zambia to victory over Tanzania in World Cup Qualifier appeared first on The Maravi Post.

…..Chipolopolo edge Taifa Stars 1–0 in a hard-fought clash to boost their World Cup2026 Campaign

LUSAKA-(MaraviPost)-Zambia’s hopes of qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup received a major boost on Wednesday night after a crucial 1–0 away win against Tanzania.

The match, played at the Benjamin Mkapa National Stadium in Dar es Salaam, was a tense and physical encounter that kept fans on edge from start to finish.

Zambian striker Fashion Sakala proved to be the difference-maker once again, scoring the only goal of the game to hand Avram Grant’s side all three points.

The goal came midway through the second half after sustained pressure from the Chipolopolo, who looked sharper and more organized as the game progressed.

Sakala latched onto a precise through ball from midfielder Lameck Banda, showing great composure and finishing power to beat the Tanzanian goalkeeper with a low strike into the far corner.

The goal sparked jubilant celebrations among the Zambian players and the traveling fans, who filled a section of the stadium with loud cheers and national pride.

For much of the match, both teams were evenly matched, with Tanzania showing flashes of brilliance through captain Mbwana Samatta and winger Simon Msuva.

However, Zambia’s defense, marshaled by experienced centre-back Stoppila Sunzu, held firm to deny the Taifa Stars any clear scoring opportunities.

Goalkeeper Toaster Nsabata also played a vital role, making two important saves in the closing stages to preserve Zambia’s slender lead.

Avram Grant, Zambia’s head coach, praised his team’s discipline and tactical awareness after the match, saying the players showed maturity and resilience under pressure.

He emphasized that every point counts in the World Cup qualifying campaign and commended his squad for sticking to the game plan despite the intimidating atmosphere in Dar es Salaam.

For Tanzania, the defeat was a disappointing setback after a promising start to their qualification journey.

Coach Adel Amrouche lamented his team’s missed chances and defensive lapses but remained optimistic that the Taifa Stars could bounce back in their upcoming fixtures.

The victory lifts Zambia higher up the Group standings, positioning them well for the next phase of the #WCQ2026 campaign.

It also restores confidence among Zambian fans, who had been demanding consistency and a clear sense of direction under Grant’s leadership.

Fashion Sakala’s goal adds to his growing reputation as one of Zambia’s most dependable forwards on the international stage.

The Al-Fayha forward has been in fine form, combining pace, power, and precision to deliver in crucial matches for both club and country.

This result marks Zambia’s second consecutive clean sheet, a sign that the team’s defensive structure is improving after earlier concerns about leaking goals.

It also underlines the team’s growing chemistry, with young talents such as Kings Kangwa, Frankie Musonda, and Emmanuel Banda stepping up to support the senior players.

The win in Dar es Salaam will undoubtedly serve as a confidence booster ahead of Zambia’s next World Cup qualifying fixture.

Chipolopolo fans across Zambia and abroad celebrated the result, taking to social media to praise the team’s fighting spirit and Fashion Sakala’s brilliance.

The victory not only strengthens Zambia’s position in the qualifying group but also revives national belief that the team can finally make it to the World Cup for the first time in history.

As the road to 2026 continues, Zambia’s focus will shift to maintaining consistency, improving goal conversion, and ensuring that every point earned counts toward their long-awaited World Cup dream.

For now, Avram Grant and his players can savor a well-earned victory — one achieved through hard work, teamwork, and a touch of Fashion Sakala magic.

The post Fashion Sakala fires Zambia to victory over Tanzania in World Cup Qualifier appeared first on The Maravi Post.

…..Chipolopolo edge Taifa Stars 1–0 in a hard-fought clash to boost their World Cup2026 Campaign

LUSAKA-(MaraviPost)-Zambia’s hopes of qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup received a major boost on Wednesday night after a crucial 1–0 away win against Tanzania.

The match, played at the Benjamin Mkapa National Stadium in Dar es Salaam, was a tense and physical encounter that kept fans on edge from start to finish.

Zambian striker Fashion Sakala proved to be the difference-maker once again, scoring the only goal of the game to hand Avram Grant’s side all three points.

The goal came midway through the second half after sustained pressure from the Chipolopolo, who looked sharper and more organized as the game progressed.

Sakala latched onto a precise through ball from midfielder Lameck Banda, showing great composure and finishing power to beat the Tanzanian goalkeeper with a low strike into the far corner.

The goal sparked jubilant celebrations among the Zambian players and the traveling fans, who filled a section of the stadium with loud cheers and national pride.

For much of the match, both teams were evenly matched, with Tanzania showing flashes of brilliance through captain Mbwana Samatta and winger Simon Msuva.

However, Zambia’s defense, marshaled by experienced centre-back Stoppila Sunzu, held firm to deny the Taifa Stars any clear scoring opportunities.

Goalkeeper Toaster Nsabata also played a vital role, making two important saves in the closing stages to preserve Zambia’s slender lead.

Avram Grant, Zambia’s head coach, praised his team’s discipline and tactical awareness after the match, saying the players showed maturity and resilience under pressure.

He emphasized that every point counts in the World Cup qualifying campaign and commended his squad for sticking to the game plan despite the intimidating atmosphere in Dar es Salaam.

For Tanzania, the defeat was a disappointing setback after a promising start to their qualification journey.

Coach Adel Amrouche lamented his team’s missed chances and defensive lapses but remained optimistic that the Taifa Stars could bounce back in their upcoming fixtures.

The victory lifts Zambia higher up the Group standings, positioning them well for the next phase of the #WCQ2026 campaign.

It also restores confidence among Zambian fans, who had been demanding consistency and a clear sense of direction under Grant’s leadership.

Fashion Sakala’s goal adds to his growing reputation as one of Zambia’s most dependable forwards on the international stage.

The Al-Fayha forward has been in fine form, combining pace, power, and precision to deliver in crucial matches for both club and country.

This result marks Zambia’s second consecutive clean sheet, a sign that the team’s defensive structure is improving after earlier concerns about leaking goals.

It also underlines the team’s growing chemistry, with young talents such as Kings Kangwa, Frankie Musonda, and Emmanuel Banda stepping up to support the senior players.

The win in Dar es Salaam will undoubtedly serve as a confidence booster ahead of Zambia’s next World Cup qualifying fixture.

Chipolopolo fans across Zambia and abroad celebrated the result, taking to social media to praise the team’s fighting spirit and Fashion Sakala’s brilliance.

The victory not only strengthens Zambia’s position in the qualifying group but also revives national belief that the team can finally make it to the World Cup for the first time in history.

As the road to 2026 continues, Zambia’s focus will shift to maintaining consistency, improving goal conversion, and ensuring that every point earned counts toward their long-awaited World Cup dream.

For now, Avram Grant and his players can savor a well-earned victory — one achieved through hard work, teamwork, and a touch of Fashion Sakala magic.

The post Fashion Sakala fires Zambia to victory over Tanzania in World Cup Qualifier appeared first on The Maravi Post.

…..Chipolopolo edge Taifa Stars 1–0 in a hard-fought clash to boost their World Cup2026 Campaign

LUSAKA-(MaraviPost)-Zambia’s hopes of qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup received a major boost on Wednesday night after a crucial 1–0 away win against Tanzania.

The match, played at the Benjamin Mkapa National Stadium in Dar es Salaam, was a tense and physical encounter that kept fans on edge from start to finish.

Zambian striker Fashion Sakala proved to be the difference-maker once again, scoring the only goal of the game to hand Avram Grant’s side all three points.

The goal came midway through the second half after sustained pressure from the Chipolopolo, who looked sharper and more organized as the game progressed.

Sakala latched onto a precise through ball from midfielder Lameck Banda, showing great composure and finishing power to beat the Tanzanian goalkeeper with a low strike into the far corner.

The goal sparked jubilant celebrations among the Zambian players and the traveling fans, who filled a section of the stadium with loud cheers and national pride.

For much of the match, both teams were evenly matched, with Tanzania showing flashes of brilliance through captain Mbwana Samatta and winger Simon Msuva.

However, Zambia’s defense, marshaled by experienced centre-back Stoppila Sunzu, held firm to deny the Taifa Stars any clear scoring opportunities.

Goalkeeper Toaster Nsabata also played a vital role, making two important saves in the closing stages to preserve Zambia’s slender lead.

Avram Grant, Zambia’s head coach, praised his team’s discipline and tactical awareness after the match, saying the players showed maturity and resilience under pressure.

He emphasized that every point counts in the World Cup qualifying campaign and commended his squad for sticking to the game plan despite the intimidating atmosphere in Dar es Salaam.

For Tanzania, the defeat was a disappointing setback after a promising start to their qualification journey.

Coach Adel Amrouche lamented his team’s missed chances and defensive lapses but remained optimistic that the Taifa Stars could bounce back in their upcoming fixtures.

The victory lifts Zambia higher up the Group standings, positioning them well for the next phase of the #WCQ2026 campaign.

It also restores confidence among Zambian fans, who had been demanding consistency and a clear sense of direction under Grant’s leadership.

Fashion Sakala’s goal adds to his growing reputation as one of Zambia’s most dependable forwards on the international stage.

The Al-Fayha forward has been in fine form, combining pace, power, and precision to deliver in crucial matches for both club and country.

This result marks Zambia’s second consecutive clean sheet, a sign that the team’s defensive structure is improving after earlier concerns about leaking goals.

It also underlines the team’s growing chemistry, with young talents such as Kings Kangwa, Frankie Musonda, and Emmanuel Banda stepping up to support the senior players.

The win in Dar es Salaam will undoubtedly serve as a confidence booster ahead of Zambia’s next World Cup qualifying fixture.

Chipolopolo fans across Zambia and abroad celebrated the result, taking to social media to praise the team’s fighting spirit and Fashion Sakala’s brilliance.

The victory not only strengthens Zambia’s position in the qualifying group but also revives national belief that the team can finally make it to the World Cup for the first time in history.

As the road to 2026 continues, Zambia’s focus will shift to maintaining consistency, improving goal conversion, and ensuring that every point earned counts toward their long-awaited World Cup dream.

For now, Avram Grant and his players can savor a well-earned victory — one achieved through hard work, teamwork, and a touch of Fashion Sakala magic.

The post Fashion Sakala fires Zambia to victory over Tanzania in World Cup Qualifier appeared first on The Maravi Post.

…..Chipolopolo edge Taifa Stars 1–0 in a hard-fought clash to boost their World Cup2026 Campaign

LUSAKA-(MaraviPost)-Zambia’s hopes of qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup received a major boost on Wednesday night after a crucial 1–0 away win against Tanzania.

The match, played at the Benjamin Mkapa National Stadium in Dar es Salaam, was a tense and physical encounter that kept fans on edge from start to finish.

Zambian striker Fashion Sakala proved to be the difference-maker once again, scoring the only goal of the game to hand Avram Grant’s side all three points.

The goal came midway through the second half after sustained pressure from the Chipolopolo, who looked sharper and more organized as the game progressed.

Sakala latched onto a precise through ball from midfielder Lameck Banda, showing great composure and finishing power to beat the Tanzanian goalkeeper with a low strike into the far corner.

The goal sparked jubilant celebrations among the Zambian players and the traveling fans, who filled a section of the stadium with loud cheers and national pride.

For much of the match, both teams were evenly matched, with Tanzania showing flashes of brilliance through captain Mbwana Samatta and winger Simon Msuva.

However, Zambia’s defense, marshaled by experienced centre-back Stoppila Sunzu, held firm to deny the Taifa Stars any clear scoring opportunities.

Goalkeeper Toaster Nsabata also played a vital role, making two important saves in the closing stages to preserve Zambia’s slender lead.

Avram Grant, Zambia’s head coach, praised his team’s discipline and tactical awareness after the match, saying the players showed maturity and resilience under pressure.

He emphasized that every point counts in the World Cup qualifying campaign and commended his squad for sticking to the game plan despite the intimidating atmosphere in Dar es Salaam.

For Tanzania, the defeat was a disappointing setback after a promising start to their qualification journey.

Coach Adel Amrouche lamented his team’s missed chances and defensive lapses but remained optimistic that the Taifa Stars could bounce back in their upcoming fixtures.

The victory lifts Zambia higher up the Group standings, positioning them well for the next phase of the #WCQ2026 campaign.

It also restores confidence among Zambian fans, who had been demanding consistency and a clear sense of direction under Grant’s leadership.

Fashion Sakala’s goal adds to his growing reputation as one of Zambia’s most dependable forwards on the international stage.

The Al-Fayha forward has been in fine form, combining pace, power, and precision to deliver in crucial matches for both club and country.

This result marks Zambia’s second consecutive clean sheet, a sign that the team’s defensive structure is improving after earlier concerns about leaking goals.

It also underlines the team’s growing chemistry, with young talents such as Kings Kangwa, Frankie Musonda, and Emmanuel Banda stepping up to support the senior players.

The win in Dar es Salaam will undoubtedly serve as a confidence booster ahead of Zambia’s next World Cup qualifying fixture.

Chipolopolo fans across Zambia and abroad celebrated the result, taking to social media to praise the team’s fighting spirit and Fashion Sakala’s brilliance.

The victory not only strengthens Zambia’s position in the qualifying group but also revives national belief that the team can finally make it to the World Cup for the first time in history.

As the road to 2026 continues, Zambia’s focus will shift to maintaining consistency, improving goal conversion, and ensuring that every point earned counts toward their long-awaited World Cup dream.

For now, Avram Grant and his players can savor a well-earned victory — one achieved through hard work, teamwork, and a touch of Fashion Sakala magic.

The post Fashion Sakala fires Zambia to victory over Tanzania in World Cup Qualifier appeared first on The Maravi Post.

…..Chipolopolo edge Taifa Stars 1–0 in a hard-fought clash to boost their World Cup2026 Campaign

LUSAKA-(MaraviPost)-Zambia’s hopes of qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup received a major boost on Wednesday night after a crucial 1–0 away win against Tanzania.

The match, played at the Benjamin Mkapa National Stadium in Dar es Salaam, was a tense and physical encounter that kept fans on edge from start to finish.

Zambian striker Fashion Sakala proved to be the difference-maker once again, scoring the only goal of the game to hand Avram Grant’s side all three points.

The goal came midway through the second half after sustained pressure from the Chipolopolo, who looked sharper and more organized as the game progressed.

Sakala latched onto a precise through ball from midfielder Lameck Banda, showing great composure and finishing power to beat the Tanzanian goalkeeper with a low strike into the far corner.

The goal sparked jubilant celebrations among the Zambian players and the traveling fans, who filled a section of the stadium with loud cheers and national pride.

For much of the match, both teams were evenly matched, with Tanzania showing flashes of brilliance through captain Mbwana Samatta and winger Simon Msuva.

However, Zambia’s defense, marshaled by experienced centre-back Stoppila Sunzu, held firm to deny the Taifa Stars any clear scoring opportunities.

Goalkeeper Toaster Nsabata also played a vital role, making two important saves in the closing stages to preserve Zambia’s slender lead.

Avram Grant, Zambia’s head coach, praised his team’s discipline and tactical awareness after the match, saying the players showed maturity and resilience under pressure.

He emphasized that every point counts in the World Cup qualifying campaign and commended his squad for sticking to the game plan despite the intimidating atmosphere in Dar es Salaam.

For Tanzania, the defeat was a disappointing setback after a promising start to their qualification journey.

Coach Adel Amrouche lamented his team’s missed chances and defensive lapses but remained optimistic that the Taifa Stars could bounce back in their upcoming fixtures.

The victory lifts Zambia higher up the Group standings, positioning them well for the next phase of the #WCQ2026 campaign.

It also restores confidence among Zambian fans, who had been demanding consistency and a clear sense of direction under Grant’s leadership.

Fashion Sakala’s goal adds to his growing reputation as one of Zambia’s most dependable forwards on the international stage.

The Al-Fayha forward has been in fine form, combining pace, power, and precision to deliver in crucial matches for both club and country.

This result marks Zambia’s second consecutive clean sheet, a sign that the team’s defensive structure is improving after earlier concerns about leaking goals.

It also underlines the team’s growing chemistry, with young talents such as Kings Kangwa, Frankie Musonda, and Emmanuel Banda stepping up to support the senior players.

The win in Dar es Salaam will undoubtedly serve as a confidence booster ahead of Zambia’s next World Cup qualifying fixture.

Chipolopolo fans across Zambia and abroad celebrated the result, taking to social media to praise the team’s fighting spirit and Fashion Sakala’s brilliance.

The victory not only strengthens Zambia’s position in the qualifying group but also revives national belief that the team can finally make it to the World Cup for the first time in history.

As the road to 2026 continues, Zambia’s focus will shift to maintaining consistency, improving goal conversion, and ensuring that every point earned counts toward their long-awaited World Cup dream.

For now, Avram Grant and his players can savor a well-earned victory — one achieved through hard work, teamwork, and a touch of Fashion Sakala magic.

The post Fashion Sakala fires Zambia to victory over Tanzania in World Cup Qualifier appeared first on The Maravi Post.

…..Chipolopolo edge Taifa Stars 1–0 in a hard-fought clash to boost their World Cup2026 Campaign

LUSAKA-(MaraviPost)-Zambia’s hopes of qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup received a major boost on Wednesday night after a crucial 1–0 away win against Tanzania.

The match, played at the Benjamin Mkapa National Stadium in Dar es Salaam, was a tense and physical encounter that kept fans on edge from start to finish.

Zambian striker Fashion Sakala proved to be the difference-maker once again, scoring the only goal of the game to hand Avram Grant’s side all three points.

The goal came midway through the second half after sustained pressure from the Chipolopolo, who looked sharper and more organized as the game progressed.

Sakala latched onto a precise through ball from midfielder Lameck Banda, showing great composure and finishing power to beat the Tanzanian goalkeeper with a low strike into the far corner.

The goal sparked jubilant celebrations among the Zambian players and the traveling fans, who filled a section of the stadium with loud cheers and national pride.

For much of the match, both teams were evenly matched, with Tanzania showing flashes of brilliance through captain Mbwana Samatta and winger Simon Msuva.

However, Zambia’s defense, marshaled by experienced centre-back Stoppila Sunzu, held firm to deny the Taifa Stars any clear scoring opportunities.

Goalkeeper Toaster Nsabata also played a vital role, making two important saves in the closing stages to preserve Zambia’s slender lead.

Avram Grant, Zambia’s head coach, praised his team’s discipline and tactical awareness after the match, saying the players showed maturity and resilience under pressure.

He emphasized that every point counts in the World Cup qualifying campaign and commended his squad for sticking to the game plan despite the intimidating atmosphere in Dar es Salaam.

For Tanzania, the defeat was a disappointing setback after a promising start to their qualification journey.

Coach Adel Amrouche lamented his team’s missed chances and defensive lapses but remained optimistic that the Taifa Stars could bounce back in their upcoming fixtures.

The victory lifts Zambia higher up the Group standings, positioning them well for the next phase of the #WCQ2026 campaign.

It also restores confidence among Zambian fans, who had been demanding consistency and a clear sense of direction under Grant’s leadership.

Fashion Sakala’s goal adds to his growing reputation as one of Zambia’s most dependable forwards on the international stage.

The Al-Fayha forward has been in fine form, combining pace, power, and precision to deliver in crucial matches for both club and country.

This result marks Zambia’s second consecutive clean sheet, a sign that the team’s defensive structure is improving after earlier concerns about leaking goals.

It also underlines the team’s growing chemistry, with young talents such as Kings Kangwa, Frankie Musonda, and Emmanuel Banda stepping up to support the senior players.

The win in Dar es Salaam will undoubtedly serve as a confidence booster ahead of Zambia’s next World Cup qualifying fixture.

Chipolopolo fans across Zambia and abroad celebrated the result, taking to social media to praise the team’s fighting spirit and Fashion Sakala’s brilliance.

The victory not only strengthens Zambia’s position in the qualifying group but also revives national belief that the team can finally make it to the World Cup for the first time in history.

As the road to 2026 continues, Zambia’s focus will shift to maintaining consistency, improving goal conversion, and ensuring that every point earned counts toward their long-awaited World Cup dream.

For now, Avram Grant and his players can savor a well-earned victory — one achieved through hard work, teamwork, and a touch of Fashion Sakala magic.

The post Fashion Sakala fires Zambia to victory over Tanzania in World Cup Qualifier appeared first on The Maravi Post.

…..Chipolopolo edge Taifa Stars 1–0 in a hard-fought clash to boost their World Cup2026 Campaign

LUSAKA-(MaraviPost)-Zambia’s hopes of qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup received a major boost on Wednesday night after a crucial 1–0 away win against Tanzania.

The match, played at the Benjamin Mkapa National Stadium in Dar es Salaam, was a tense and physical encounter that kept fans on edge from start to finish.

Zambian striker Fashion Sakala proved to be the difference-maker once again, scoring the only goal of the game to hand Avram Grant’s side all three points.

The goal came midway through the second half after sustained pressure from the Chipolopolo, who looked sharper and more organized as the game progressed.

Sakala latched onto a precise through ball from midfielder Lameck Banda, showing great composure and finishing power to beat the Tanzanian goalkeeper with a low strike into the far corner.

The goal sparked jubilant celebrations among the Zambian players and the traveling fans, who filled a section of the stadium with loud cheers and national pride.

For much of the match, both teams were evenly matched, with Tanzania showing flashes of brilliance through captain Mbwana Samatta and winger Simon Msuva.

However, Zambia’s defense, marshaled by experienced centre-back Stoppila Sunzu, held firm to deny the Taifa Stars any clear scoring opportunities.

Goalkeeper Toaster Nsabata also played a vital role, making two important saves in the closing stages to preserve Zambia’s slender lead.

Avram Grant, Zambia’s head coach, praised his team’s discipline and tactical awareness after the match, saying the players showed maturity and resilience under pressure.

He emphasized that every point counts in the World Cup qualifying campaign and commended his squad for sticking to the game plan despite the intimidating atmosphere in Dar es Salaam.

For Tanzania, the defeat was a disappointing setback after a promising start to their qualification journey.

Coach Adel Amrouche lamented his team’s missed chances and defensive lapses but remained optimistic that the Taifa Stars could bounce back in their upcoming fixtures.

The victory lifts Zambia higher up the Group standings, positioning them well for the next phase of the #WCQ2026 campaign.

It also restores confidence among Zambian fans, who had been demanding consistency and a clear sense of direction under Grant’s leadership.

Fashion Sakala’s goal adds to his growing reputation as one of Zambia’s most dependable forwards on the international stage.

The Al-Fayha forward has been in fine form, combining pace, power, and precision to deliver in crucial matches for both club and country.

This result marks Zambia’s second consecutive clean sheet, a sign that the team’s defensive structure is improving after earlier concerns about leaking goals.

It also underlines the team’s growing chemistry, with young talents such as Kings Kangwa, Frankie Musonda, and Emmanuel Banda stepping up to support the senior players.

The win in Dar es Salaam will undoubtedly serve as a confidence booster ahead of Zambia’s next World Cup qualifying fixture.

Chipolopolo fans across Zambia and abroad celebrated the result, taking to social media to praise the team’s fighting spirit and Fashion Sakala’s brilliance.

The victory not only strengthens Zambia’s position in the qualifying group but also revives national belief that the team can finally make it to the World Cup for the first time in history.

As the road to 2026 continues, Zambia’s focus will shift to maintaining consistency, improving goal conversion, and ensuring that every point earned counts toward their long-awaited World Cup dream.

For now, Avram Grant and his players can savor a well-earned victory — one achieved through hard work, teamwork, and a touch of Fashion Sakala magic.

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