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Zesco United return to league action this Wednesday following a forgettable weekend in the 2021 ABSA Cup final. The FAZ Super League leader’s hopes of a 2020/21 season double were extinguished on April 24 when they lost 3-1 on post-match penalties to Lusaka Dynamos in the ABSA Cup final following a 0-0 fulltime score line at Woodlands Stadium in Lusaka. Zesco have now regrouped back at base in Ndola where they host Red Arrows at Levy Mwanawasa Stadium. Mumamba Numba’s side will be hoping that the ABSA loss has not drained any fuel that they need to extend their seven-league match winning ...

Champions Nkana’s survival battle took an ominous turn on Wednesday when they squandered a one-nil lead to lose 2-1 and hand bottom placed Kitwe United their first league victory of the season in a Kitwe derby played at Arthur Davies Stadium. Prior to their derby demotion dogfight triumph, United had collected just 8 points from their last 22 games heading into this lunchtime kick off of the Arthur Davies doubleheader while Nkana were winless in their last five with just 1 point to show for it. Nkana started off on a promising note when Fred Tshimenga put them ahead in the 2nd minute.

Power Dynamos officials were part of the mourners that attended the burial of former club patron Hanson Sindowe who was buried at Memorial Park in Lusaka on Friday. Sindowe, the founder of Copperbelt Energy Corporation (CEC) – the main sponsors of Power Dynamos died last Sunday at the age of 72. In his speech during burial, Power chairman Bbenkele Haachitwe paid tribute to Sindowe for his contribution to Zambian football. “Hanson Sindowe contributed greatly to the development of the Zambian game at all the Clubs he served in various capacities. The hallmark of his contribution to football...

MwanaSpoti as quoted by “I told Yanga the truth there is one team I have agreed with and I am going to sign a contract, but they did not want to understand and instead followed me to Zambia, but it happened I was also on my way to Tanzania to sign for Simba. “We crossed each other on the way, as they arrived in Zambia to talk to me, myself and Chris [Mugalu] had already landed in Tanzania and imagine I was in the same plane with Mugalu but didn’t notice until we arrived and were received at the airport is when I realised I was with Mugalu in the same plane.”