In the grand arena of Kamuzu Stadium, the stage was set for a clash of titans as FCB Nyasa Big Bullets and Mighty Mukuru Wanderers reignited their storied rivalry. The air buzzed with anticipation as fans filled every corner, their fervent cheers painting the stands in vibrant hues of blue and red.
It was the Wanderers who drew first blood, their talisman Isaac Kaliati unleashing a spellbinding strike that ignited a frenzy of jubilation among the faithful. As the halftime whistle blew, Wanderers held the upper hand, their supporters basking in the glory of their team’s prowess.
But champions are made of sterner stuff, and the TNM defending champions proved their mettle in the second half. With determination etched on their faces, they stormed back into contention, with Patrick Mwaungulu delivering a thunderous equalizer that sent shockwaves through the stadium. With tensions running high and the clock ticking away, both sides fought tooth and nail, desperate to clinch victory. Yet, despite their valiant efforts, neither could break the deadlock, and as the final whistle echoed across the field, the scoreboard stood level, each team claiming a hard-earned point in the annals of the TNM Super League.
In revenues, the derby grossed K80.4 million with each team taking home K16.7 million. Last year it was around K67.5 million
Meanwhile, in the distant realm of Karonga Stadium, Silver Strikers continued their relentless march to glory, securing another triumph in their illustrious campaign. Against the spirited challenge of Baka City, they displayed their indomitable spirit, emerging triumphant with a 2-1 victory that further cements their status as formidable contenders in the realm of football.
