FULL RESULTS WITH ME JEZ NO 7 FRACKKSON LUWEYA THATS MY NAME MIXING & FIXING THE WAY ILIKE IT
THE GAME WAS LIKE THIS
MALAWI 3-0 ANGOLA
Independence Stadium!
– Our referee tonight is the
experienced Benard Camille from Seychelles, who will be assisted by Vivian Vally (Mauritius) and Alpheus Shipanga (Namibia).
– Both teams are out and on the pitch!
– The exciting team news is that 15-year-old Eduardo Joao Bunga starts for Angola in goal tonight. He was born this century in July 2000!
′ – We are under way at the Independence Stadium!
′ – Isaack Kaliati takes a shot towards Angolan goal but teenager Bunga saves.
′ – Kamwendo for Malawi gets a good chance on the volley at the back post, but blasts over the bar. Malawi pressing upfield deep in Angolan territory but Mudile and Pedro are defending well. Long-range shot from Phiri Jr that drifts well wide. Malawi applying all the pressure.– Free-kick for Angola is slotted home Oliviera but the goal is disallowed for offside.Malawi racking up the chances. Phiri hit the post with a header when he had to score and then Msowoya fired wide of the goal when well-placed.
’ – Glorious opportunity for Mhango.
Chests down the ball but his shot is off target. Nyirenda clears off the line as Do Camro has two bites of the cherry. The first is saved, the second is cleared by Nyirenda. Huge chance for Angola!
It had been coming! Mango’s header is deflected into the goal and Malawi lead 1-0!
’ – Decent chance for Angola but Oliveira holds onto the ball too long and is dispossessed. Another chance gone for this young Angolan side
Corner kick for Malawi is cleared but Mhango manages to force a fine save from young Bunga in goal for Angola, though he was offside.
Hernelison goes on the counter-attack for Angola but his delivery is collected by Swini
HALFTIME: Malawi had had a huge amount of chances, but Angola have had moments of their own. 1-0 at the break.
45+1′ – Angola sub: Gaspar Fortunato comes on for Atanasio Monteiro.
We are back under way in the second half!Mudile for Angola delivers a cross which is spilled by Swini but he does well to eventually recover.Msowaya misses an opportunity to extend the lead for Malawi as Nzayinayo clears 54′ – Harry Nyirenda drives forward with a powerful shot that skids out in front of goal.
Malawi dominating proceedings. 55′ – Corner taken by Malawi and Mhango misdirects his header inches wide of the goal. 57′ – Angola sub: Daniel Jonata comes out with Vladimiro Etson Antonio Felix taking his place.– Phiri’s header is parried over the bar by Bunga for a corner-kick. Great save from the 15-year-old.– Malawi sub: Dalitso Sailesi comes on for Phiri Jr. GOAL! At last! Mhango bursts into the box and finally extends Malawi’s lead! Malawi sub: Msowoya is replaced by Muhammad Sulumba. Yellow card for Fodya.Time is running out for the young Angolans, but it is still all Malawi.– This is the joint-record defeat for Angola in the COSAFA Castle Cup as things stand. Yellow card for Nzanyinawo after he is deemed to have handled in the box.PENALTY GOAL! Mhango has his hat-trick with a cooly taken penalty after Nzanyinawo’s handball.
FULLTIME: Mhango’s hat-trick is the difference as Malawi thump a young Angola 3-0 in Group B.
The responsible Minister, Patricia Kaliati, who is also government spokesperson, reiterated that it is the policy of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) led administration to clearly separate government and party functions.
Kaliati said this in response to a Malawi News article alleging that the ruling party use government vehicles for party functions.
"It is erroneous, wrong and unsupported to claim these are old-habits-die-hard for the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) led Government.
"The story quotes both the Chief Secretary to Government, Mr. George Mkondiwa and Secretary for Natural Resources and, Energy and Mining, Mr. Kester Kaphaizi who all expressed
ignorance on the matter and clearly stated that it is not Government policy to use Government vehicles for party functions.
"Even the DPP Secretary General, Honourable Ecklen Kudontoni and DPP Regional Governor for the North, Honourable Kenneth Sanga, distanced the party from the alleged ferrying of supporters using a government vehicle," explained Kaliati in a statement issued on Saturday.
Kaliati noted that the paper--despite having correct information--went ahead to bend the truth by accusing DPP of abusing state resources and not respecting the separation of party and government functions.
"We believe the fact that both the Government and DPP distanced themselves from the alleged incident should have been enough for the Malawi News to stop painting the party and Government of abuse of tax payers’ money.
"The Public Sector Reforms under implementation will go ahead and will not be derailed by a few misguided individuals as well as a hyped up press bent on discrediting government at each and every turn notwithstanding the good progress the country is making under the DPP led administration," highlighted further Kaliati.
She then said government is still committed to supporting the freedom of the press and advised the media to move away from "cold media tactics and for once move into positive, ethical and progressive reporting practice which we can all align with and for once be proud of".
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