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Wanderers top table on aggregate | The Nation Online

Mighty Mukuru Wanderers on Sunday made a winning start to the campaign to top the 2023 TNM Super League table on goal aggregate. The Nomads beat Civil Service (Civo) United of Lilongwe 2-0 at Kamuzu Stadium in Blantyre on Sunday. They are tied on three points with second-placed Mafco of Salima, who beat Chitipa United
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Teams vow toend Bullets'dominance | The Nation Online

As the 37th TNM Super League edition rolls into life this afternoon, some big guns have vowed to end champions FCB Nyasa Bulletsโ€™ dominance. The Peopleโ€™s Team have won four titles on the bounce and begin their fifth straight title campaign against battered and bruised Silver Strikers at Bingu National Stadium in Lilongwe this afternoon.
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Performance unacceptable, Nomads coach | The Nation Online

Mighty Mukuru Wanderers coach Mark Harrison has described his first loss to rivals FCB Nyasa Bullets as disappointing and unacceptable. The Nomads were left searching for answers after Bullets pulled a fast one on them yet again in the NBS Bank Charity Shield which ended 2-1 at Bingu National Stadium in Lilongwe. For the bulk
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Bullets Charity Shield dominance continues | The Nation Online

Mighty Mukuru Wanderers were left with plenty food for thought yesterday after their off-season massive signings counted for nothing following a pathetic display against their age-old rivals FCB Nyasa Bullets. The Nomads, who spent well over K30 million to sign at least six big-name players, were out of sorts as they went down 2-1 to
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