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Bullets quartet joins midfielder on injury list ahead of Sable Farming

Chancy Namadzunda by Chancy Namadzunda
October 19, 2022
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Bullets quartet joins midfielder on injury list ahead of Sable Farming
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By Erik Chiputula:

Kalisto Pasuwa has delivered injury update as four most reliable players have been rulled out of tomorrow’s TNM Super League match against Sable Farming at Kamuzu Stadium.

The Zimbabwean tactician has confirmed that fullbacks Gomezgani Chirwa and Precious Sambani, midfielder Chimwemwe Idana and forward Patrick Mwaungulu will miss tomorrow’s game after picking up minor injuries and they will join long term absentee Yankho Singo.

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Mwaungulu and Sambani were replaced over the weekend when Bullets came from a goal down to claim a 1-1 draw against Blue Eagles while Chirwa and Idana completed the match.

“Against Blue Eagles we substituted Patrick Mwaungulu and Precious Sambani due to ankle and knee injuries and again Chimwemwe Idana as well as Gomezgan Chirwa will miss tomorrow’s game due to the knocks they picked up during Blue Eagles game” said Pasuwa

On his analysis to tomorrow’s encounter, Pasuwa said he is looking forward to bounce back with a victory after suffering three back to back draws.

He further warned his side about the danger posed by Sable Farming despite the struggles they have faced in their maiden season.

“They are looking for points as they are trying to survive relegation so those are difficult teams to play against so we need to have maximum concentration through out the game”

Meanwhile Sable Farming coach Macdonald Mtetemela hopes to get maximum points to boost chances of surviving in the elite League.

“I will be a very tough game but we are doing everything possible to turn the tables and win the game” said Mtetemela

Nyasa Big Bullets beat Sable Farming 1-0 in the first round of TNM Super League before another win over the Chiradzulu based side in FDH Bank Cup round of 32.

The People’s team will be eager to win to boost chances of retaining the league for the fourth consecutive time while Sable Farming will push them closer to the safe zone.

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