Going back to basics buoyed Bullets in Civil win — Ramadhan

Coach Nswzirimo Ramdhan n says it was going back to basics that helped Nyasa Bug Bullets  secure a much needed win  against  Civil Sporting Club 3-0 at Kalulu Stadium in Nchalo, Chikwawa on Sunday.

Ramadhan says his  players got their attitude spot on.

“The results since the season kicked  off  has not been good  and  we needed to take responsibility for that,” said Ramdhana.

“We had to go out there and get back to basics and  we did just that,” he continued.

Collen Nkhulambe ended Bullets’ goal drought midway the first half to give his team a 1-0 lead going to recess.

They went two up after Henry Kabichi’s effort was deflected into the net by Civil’s John Dambuleni in under 10 minutes of the second half before Nkhulambe claimed a brace a few minutes later to make it 3-0.

Bullets now have four points from three games while the Civil Servants have returned to the capital city empty handed having lost to PremierBet Wizards 1-0 on Saturday. They have three points from five games.

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