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Lusaka - Zambia: Nkana have lost 2-1 to Indeni at home in Kitwe to remain stuck in the FAZ Super Division relegation. Newly appointed coach Beston Chambishi watched from

"The rules are clear that one cannot be granted access to the competition's area that includes the dressing room without a clearance certificate that shows one is Covid-19 negative. "Having a mask is also part of the Caf regulations. "Given that Nkana took the tests late meant the kick-off had to be rescheduled altogether. All in all, we had constant communication with Caf concerning the issues that emerged." Nkana ended up winning the match even though they had to train for over 40 minutes in the parking lot prior to the match. Nevertheless, the Red Devils midfielder Misheck Chaila was elat...

Nkana defenders under fire as Rahimi threat looms in Total CAF CC Nkana of Zambia coach Kelvin Kaindu has slammed his defence as they prepare to face clinical finisher Soufiane Rahimi from Raja Casablanca of Morocco Wednesday in the CAF Confederation Cup. "Had it not been for (goalkeeper) Moses Mapulanga it would have been even worse as our defending was atrocious," he said, referring to a 3-0 matchday 1 hiding from Pyramids in Egypt last week. Rahimi starred for winners Morocco at the recent African Nations Championship in Cameroon, winning the player of the tournament and leadin...

Kaindu’s side found themselves two-down in the opening 9 minutes of the first half. Mahmoud Wadi struck in the 2nd minute and Eslam Issa added the second in the 9th minute to send Pyramids 2-0 into the break. It was the third time in Nkana’s last four competitive games that they have conceded an opening goal in the first 4 minutes of the first half. Pyramids sealed the 3 points through Mohamoud Farouk who came off the bench in the 64th minute to score in stoppage time. Despite the margin of the defeat, Kaindu praised goalkeeper Moses Mapulanga for making some crucial saves.