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Coachless Civo continue to stumble

by Johnny Kasalika
26/11/2012
in National Sports
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Civo United continue to drop points even without fired coach Alex Masanjala.

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On Sunday, they lost 3-2 to determined Kamuzu Barracks in a TNM Super League match played at Civo Stadium in Malawi’s capital, Lilongwe.

Emmanuel Zoya put Civo ahead nine minutes into the game through a penalty, but Gift Mbwana equalised 17 minutes later.

New signing Dan Katunga scored his fifth goal for Civo in seven games to make it 2-1 just a minute before half-time. He connected from a Dave Ng’ambi free kick.

KB came back in the second-half with determination and goalkeeper Leman Nthara levelled the score from the spot kick nine minutes after resumption, following a handball in the box.

A couple of minutes later Leman was the hero again when he saved a dangerous floating ball from Katunga.

Dennis Kambuwa won the game for KB in the 77th minute with a powerful free header.

Civo caretaker coach Gerald Mhango blamed the loss on his players’ lack of concentration.

“We dominated the first-half but could not score. In the second-half we completely lost concentration,” he said.

KB coach Kenwood Nkhoma thanked his boys for not giving up.

“We came back with a fighting spirit and it worked as our opponents got completely disturbed,” he said.

Civo now have 26 points while KB have 21.


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