MERCILESS KAMWENDO AND CHIGAULA KNOCK OUT BANGWE

Former Bangwe All Stars defender, Talandira Chigaula scored as early as two minutes as former Bangwe All Stars' assistant coach, Joseph Kamwendo, guided Creck Sporting Club to a merciless hammering 1-4 on Bangwe All Stars at the Balaka Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

The hosts needed nothing but a win in a case that FOMO FC has not won their game against Karonga United but Chigaula headed home inside two before a goal from Gift Kadawati and two from Muhammad Sulumba to seal the win.

Head coach for the team, Joseph Kamwendo, said his team had no option but to come hard on Bangwe as they wanted to cement their place in the top 8.

"We knew we will face a strong team which needed a win in order to stay in the League but we also wanted to end in top 8 so we had no option but to win." Said Kamwendo.

Following the result, the team has ended on number 6 in the League with 42 points from 30 games played this season.

KAMWENDO DELIGHTED WITH CRECK'S PERFORMANCE

Creck Sporting Club head coach, Joseph Kamwendo, was left satisfied with his team's performance against Mighty Mukuru Wanderers on Sunday at the Kamuzu Stadium saying he loves the fighting spirit which his boys showed in the game.

He said this after his team lost 4-1 on penalties to Mighty Mukuru Wanderers following a 1-1 draw in 90 minutes to be knocked out of the Castel Challenge Cup in round of 16.

He said his boys played better than the Nomads and they deserved to win only that penalties are hard to decide.

"It was a good game, the team played well and I'm happy with their performance in the game, we dominated the play only that one mistake allowed our friends to score but I'm happy with the performance." Said Kamwendo.

The team is now knocked out of the tournament and they will focus on the League which they are left with just two games.

"THE FIELD WAS UNPLAYABLE" - KAMWENDO

Creck Sporting Club interim coach, Joseph Kamwendo, says his team failed to play their usual game in Mulanje because the pitch at the Mulanje Park Stadium is not playable hence they struggled.

He said this afternoon the team lost 1-0 to FOMO FC on Wednesday afternoon and also talked of his team missing a lot of chances that also cost them much in the game.

"It was not a good game for us you could see the field was not playable so we failed to play our normal game but all in all we have lost we have to accept the result and move on." Said Kamwendo.

He further said that they will now switch their attention to their Sunday's Castel Challenge Cup match against Mighty Mukuru Wanderers as they need to do well to progress to the quarter finals.

The team is on position 6 on the log table as they have 38 points from 28 games they have played this season.

KAMWENDO SENDS CRECK BACK INTO TOP 8

Creck Sporting Club have moved from number 10 to position 6 in the TNM Super League log table after the team recorded a 1-3 win over Civil Service United with Joseph Kamwendo in charge in a match played at the Champions Stadium on Wednesday afternoon.

George Chaomba scored twice on either side of Damiano Kunje's goal before Muhammad Sulumba sealing the win in the second half as the rookies returned to winning after staying for many weeks without a win under the suspended Macdonald Mtetemera.

Interim coach, Joseph Kamwendo, thanked his boys for playing according to their plan.

"We are very happy for the win I think the boys played according to our plan, we knew it was going to be a tough game as we were also playing away but our approach in this game was positive from the word go." Said Kamwendo.

Following the win, the team are now 6th from 10th in the League as they have 35 points from 24 games played this season.

Reported by Hastings Kasonga

Update

Macdonald Mtetemera has been suspended for the second time this season due to poor results.

The former Chitipa United head coach was suspended in the first round I'm what the club described it as failure to fulfil some of his target and after his comeback, he has failed to record a win.

However, his assistant Joseph Kamwendo will continue to be in charge of the team pending the club's decision on Mtetemera.