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Nomads end KB unbeaten run

by Bobby Kabango
17/06/2019
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Be Forward Wanderers yesterday handed Kamuzu Barracks (KB) their first defeat in the TNM Super League with following 2-0 victory at Kamuzu Stadium in Blantyre.

The Nomads have moved three places up to third position with 13 points from six matches.

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Strikes in either halves from Francis Mkonda and Vincent Nyangulu ensured the Nomads triumphed over the Lilongwe-based outfit for the fifth consecutive time in the elite league. KB are yet to register a win over Wanderers since their 2-1 victory in the second round of 2016 season.

This was also Wanderers’ biggest victory over KB in the top-flight league in four seasons as their previous triumphs had a single goal margin.

However, the Malawi Defence Force (MDF) outfit remains unmoved at the summit of the 16-team log-table with 14 points from seven games, the same points and games as second-placed Blue Eagles.

Mkonda registered his first goal for the Nomads in the 36th minute when he headed home a well-curved cross from Stanley Sanudi.

Nyangulu made it 2-0 in the 73rd minute when he dribbled past a forest of defenders before breaking free to let out a thunderous strike past KB goalkeeper Bonace Lweya.

Wanderers team manager Victor Maunde said: “We are happy with the victory as we move up the log-table. The boys gave their all and it is a deserved victory,”

On the other hand, KB coach Billy Phambala, whose side struggled to beat Ntopwa FC 1-0 the previous day, attributed the loss to fatigue.

“We played a tougher game on Saturday and we were out of sorts in today’s match. However, we are happy to remain at the top of the table,” he said.

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