Same old story for sad Malawi: Eased out of Chan by eSwatini
I Malawi national football team were Saturday knocked out of the CHAN qualifiers by a clinical Eswatini on away goals rule.
The match played at Kamuzu Stadium in Blantyre, ended 1-1.
In the first match played in Eswatini, a week ago, the two teams played to a goaless draw.
Eswatini scored first through Gamedze Sandile in the 52nd minute before Malawi replied through Melcium Mhone.
Eswatini will now play Angola in the second round.
Very sad and simpathetic for Malawi National team.If you cannot beat Eswatini which other team you can beat in Africa?There is alot of work to be done and it needs someone strong and with vast experience.Instead of improving the game of soccer is sinking in Malawi no wonder you cannot match the Mambas of Mozambique.Please try to save Malawi Soccer.Ife amene tikukhala kunja kwa Malawi zikutipatsa manyazi.Shame.
Match fixing by the players must be probed. If they can fail to beat Eswatini then which team can they beat in Africa?
Are there no heads in malawi that you appoint meke Mwase as coach. Walter must go at all cost. After the match Mwase was even saying the players haven’t done anything wrong if they consider us we can still coach what a joke in malawi. Let’s get serious
Why didn’t FAM send the girls that silenced Mozambique by 11 to 1 and not these idiots? This is time to prioritize the girls team!! What else do Malawians expect from these fools? Eeeshiii
Kkkkkkk koma Malawi
I don’t understand that your job is to play soccer and you play as if you are protesting. You watch other successful players playing soccer in Europe, America and Asia. You are inspired by other good footballers but you can’t mimic Mk their lifestyle. The game of football is simple – get the ball, pass it and run to get it again and pass it forward etc when you. Players should be running at all times to play the game of football. Finally pass the ball past the goal keeper of your opponents. If you are the goal keeper make… Read more »
zonase zidaima kumalawi. tivote kaye