By Aaron Mubanga Jnr | June 30, 2021 Zambia National team forward Patson Daka national team striker Patson Daka has completed his switch to English Premier League side Leicester City. Leicester took to social media to confirm the arrival of the Zambian talisman who has been on the radar of several clubs from the top…
Zambian striker Patson Daka says he is excited to join Premier League side Leicester City following the completion of his switch to King Power Stadium. Daka who was speaking to the club website in his first interview said it was a dream come true to join the reigning Emirates FA Cup Champions. “I’m so, so…
By Precious Bwale | June 29, 2021 Having played in the CAF Confederations cup in 2005 and 2009 Red Arrows will make a return to the second most prestigious club competition on the continent. The Airmen qualified for the Competition after they finished third on the MTN/FAZ Super League log table with 51 points thanks…
Zambian top referee Audrick Nkole will be among the 12 center referees that will officiate at the upcoming 20th edition of the COSAFA Cup. Nkhole is the only Zambian center referee on the list but he will have company in form of the female trailblazer assistant referee, Diana ‘Super Diana’ Chikotesha who is among three…
By Moses Mwanza | June 28, 2021 Nkana Queens captain Grace Kapansa and five other players that include Susan Mwewa, Gorrete Chileshe, Tamara Mhango, Taonga Phiri, and Nelly Muwowo have been banned from participating in all FAZ league matches for the current women’s football season and the entire next season for Violent Conduct and Unsporting…
Super League Champions ZESCO United held their end-of-season award ceremony on Sunday evening following their coronation earlier in the day. Several deserving players were awarded for their outstanding performances during the just-ended season. Defender Adrian Chama took the top accolade as he was crowned club Player of the Year after guiding the electricity men to…
FAZ Women’s Super League week 18 action continued this afternoon with three mouthwatering fixtures across the country, two in the capital city and one on the Copperbelt. Third-placed Indeni Roses took a long journey from Ndola to Lusaka to lock horns with Zambian Institute for Sustainable Development (ZISD) Women Football at Independence Stadium. It was…
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