Goals galore as four Copper Bullets find the back of the net

It was raining goals for Zambian players abroad today as four Chipolopolo players found the back of the net for their teams.

Lazarus Kambole needed just five minutes to get his first Kaizer Chiefs goal for the season while Gamphani Lungu came from the bench to score twice to guide Supersport United to a 2-0 win.

Midfielder Klings Kangwa scored a beauty of a goal at the death to guide Arsenal Tula to a big 2-1 win over log leaders Zenit St. Petersburg.

It was a goal galore and some fans have already been joking about Tuesday being declared a holiday following the number of goals scored by the Copper Bullets around the globe today.

In South Africa

Striker Gamphani Lungu came from the bench to score twice as Supersport United beat Baroka 2-0 in a DSTV Premiership match.

The win keeps Matsatsantsa in second place on the log with 15 points and just a point shy of log leaders, Mamelodi Sundowns.

At FNB Stadium, Lazarus Kambole came from the bench to score the 4th goal as Kaizer Chiefs thrashed Chippa United 4-0. The goal is Kambole’s first of the season for the Glamour Boys.

At the Emirates Airline Park, Goalkeeper Toaster Nsabata put in another man of the match performance as Sekhukhune United FC beat Cape Town City 1-0 in a South African DSTV Premiership encounter.

In Russia, Klings Kangwa’s scored a 90th-minute winner for Arsenal Tula as they beat Zenit St. Petersburg 2-1 in a Russian Premier League encounter.

Evans Kangwa was an unused substitute.

In England, Striker Patson Daka came from the bench to score his first Leicester City goal as the Foxes beat Manchester United 4-2.

The goal meant Daka became the first Zambian to score in the English Premier League and Zambia the 104th different country to provide a scorer in arguably the best league in the world.