Malawi storm to 11-1 win against Mozambique in women football: 2020 Tokyo Olympics qualifiers

Malawi national women football team on Thursday  put smiles back on the faces of football fans  with ab emphatic 11-1 victory against Mozambique in a 2020 Tokyo Olympics qualifiers’ first-leg at Kamuzu Stadium in Blantyre.

China-based Malawi captain Tabitha Chawinga: Had a field day
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China-based Malawi captain Tabitha Chawinga  and and her younger sister Temwa, who plays for Swedish club Kvarnsvedens IK scored amongst them eight goals.

Other scorers were Wezi Mvula and Linda Kasenda.

Tabitha – the prolific striker for Chinese top-flight league outfit, Jiangsu Sunning – was the doyen for Malawi as she bossed around the pitch with her skills.

The winner  of the 2018 Women Footballer of the Year and Golden Boot Award in China with 17 goals and is so far leading the scorers’ chart in the 2019 Chinese National Women Cup with 12 goals in four matches  combined well with her sister Temwa who emerged as second best striker in the Swedish second-tier league with 21 goals, just a goal behind the eventual golden boot winner.

The national team coach Abel Mkandawire said he was pleased his charges played to instructions and the game plan was to have a cricket score  “so  that we do not struggle in our return match away.”

The return leg will be  in Maputo four days later.

Mozambique coach Muhadji Rachide commended Malawi side and said it will be mission impossible to overturn such a big margin in Maputo.

The overall winner of the Malawi-Mozambique tie will date Kenya in the second round.

The second and third round qualifying matches will take place in September and October respectively.

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Luka
Luka
5 years ago

It’s foolish for the Malawi coach to believe what the Mozambique coach is saying don’t be cheated don’t relax.

Heavenly Being
Heavenly Being
5 years ago

Bravo She Flames, Bravo our dear sisters, at last we can smile again

Ida
Ida
5 years ago

Well done girls. Apatseni support atsikana amenewa chonde osati kumangowononga ndrama ndi anyamata anuwo

CHIPYELERO
CHIPYELERO
5 years ago

Were RVG and Walter watching?

HON Chimulirenji
HON Chimulirenji
5 years ago

kkkkkkkkk mpaka 11-1. Netball or volleyball????

Bubbles
Bubbles
5 years ago

Malawi Queens kuti woyeee!

SheFlames kuti woyeee!

Flames kuti fwakaaa!

Well-done girls! Mumakhwana!

Opportunist
Opportunist
5 years ago

Azibambo mukuva bwanji mthupimo.Big up She flames

Luka
Luka
5 years ago
Reply to  Opportunist

Zoonadi

Luvly Jubbly
Luvly Jubbly
5 years ago

Big up to Women flames!!!!!At least ,you managed to put a smile on our grumpy faces because of the sins committed by RVG and his men flames for the past 4 years.Nafe kupambana timakufunatu …

Mzoma
Mzoma
5 years ago
Reply to  Luvly Jubbly

Perhaps it is high time that the country start shifting the focus from male to female flames.
We are proud of you sisters.

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