Bullets supporters reached Bulawayo after march ended: Failed to watch their team

In a dramatic turn of events, Nyasa Big Bullets supporters who left Malawi last Friday to cheer their team on Saturday in Bulawayo in the CAF Champions league arrived in Bulawayo around 6pm when the game had ended 2 hours before.

The Bullets fans were asked to contribute K40 000 each to go and give moral support to their team against Platinum FC in a return leg after a goalless draw in the first leg at Kamuzu Stadium.

The group of 60 fans only arrived in the City of Kings two hours after the match on Saturday which the People’s Team lost 3-2

Reports indicate that the bus they used broke down along the way at Nyamapanda Boarder Post and they were forced to jump into other buses which made them arrive in Bulawayo around 6pm on the match day. Bullets lost the match by 3 goals to 2 and are out of the competition.

“It’s so painful! K40 000 is gone without watching the game! And the team lost.

“I don’t know what management was thinking to give us a bus that is so faulty. The same bus broke down in a journey between Blantyre and Lilongwe. I wonder why we were given the same bus to travel to Zimbabwe. It’s so painful,” remarked one Bullets fan who did not want to be named.

But in a video that has gone viral on social media, Bullets Director of Supporters, Stone Mwamadi, is seen with other supporters saying they are enjoying themselves in Bulawayo and that the team played well although they lost the game. But surely supporters never watched the game.

Bullets administration director Albert Chigoga described the development as unfortunate.

The supporters returned home on Sunday.

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