Tuesday, April 29, 2025

Five Pro’s Arrive For Swazi Friendly

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Dario Bonetti’s first trip to Swaziland has been boosted with the arrival of five foreign-based players ahead of Wednesday international friendly in Mbabane.

And in Ndola, Zesco United beat Copperbelt-Select 3-1 in a friendly game played in Ndola this afternoon.

The TP Mazembe trio of striker Given Singuluma, playmaker Rainford Kalaba and defender Hichani Himoonde have joined camp in Lusaka ahead of departure for Mbabane on Monday.

Missing from the regular TP call-ups will be utility midfielder Stopilla Sunzu who has been ruled out due to injured.

Also in camp in Lusaka this the Chinese based attacking midfielder James Chamanga and Felix Katongo from Libyan side Al Ittihad.

Meanwhile, Zesco this afternoon beat a Copperbelt Select side 3-1 in a training game played at Musonka Kasonka Stadium.

Nicholas Zulu scored a brace while Chakwa Lungu added one goal against the Copperbelt-Select side whose lone goal was score by Roger Chitambala of Ndola United.

Zesco were using the warm-up match to prepare for their Caf Orange Champions League preliminary round, return leg match against Liga Muculmana of Mozambique this coming weekend in Maputo.

Zesco hold a 3-0 lead from the first leg played last Saturday at Arthur Davies Stadium in Kitwe.

9 COMMENTS

  1. ba LT, this article is so crap! My 7 year old can really put a better version of yours! Check article and correct the misdeeds!

  2. even myself who grew up in compunds in luanshya,without any formal education can tell the english is wrong,who actualy owns this bloody lusaka times?cos they seem to get news from times of zambia and try to rewrite i,and doing that they write in poor english

  3. Imwe Ba LT! Musonka Kasonka?? Hey, that man was my father’s headmaster! Dont mess around with his name! He was Musa Kasonka but like Section 24 above is telling you, correct your article or employ some of us as proof-readers. All you could do is send us stories we proof-read for you and hand it back for publication. Check my copy above? No spelling mistakes you see??

  4. Can some one clear the air if KalushaBwalya’s bid for FIFA/CAF position has any backing from GRZ or its just personal initative and using connections. His house at FAZ is not in order and his team has failed us at National level. What sucess is he going to score at international level. The guy is going to far. Jordan is the right man for the job.He delivered the World Cup in South Africa in terms of manegerial aorganisations.Zambia’s rankings on FIFA has gone the lowest ever. Is that not sign enough of failure. In two years Zambia failed to advance further at the East Africa senior Challenge Cup. We lost to Zanzibar and again to Ethiopia. There is something wrong with Kalu he admin is no long eyes on the ball but eyes on the purse.

  5. #6 luckily voters at FIFA/CAF are not as blind and as backward as Zambian voters. They are going to take everything into consideration analyzing Kalu and at the moment he has Galu written all over him.
    LT, we can help do pro-reading for u for free. For now just activate spell check on the computers u use.
    On the sad part I am not watching Zed football until after the AGM.

  6. Just noticed that the same mistake on Masheke has been copied from the Times of Zambia website. Somebody is doing a cut and paste without acknowledging the source of the information [ plagiarism ].

  7. chipolopolo regulars need a lot of practice together to start winning matches avoid the continuing slump on the fifa rankings..despite the libya upset which might in the long run cost us a place at next year’s africa cup finals, these players need to start building zambia’s lost glory no wonder we cannot find friendly matches with stronger opposition. am shocked how we are now behind to teams like botswana, uganda, mozambique and even libya. i thought zambia was the highest ranked team in that group when the qualifiers started. we urgently need to up how game..:-?x(#:-s:-t

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