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MALAWI vs SWAZILAND ON INDEPENDENCE DAY

By: sscouser | July 4th, 2009 | 2 Comments »

On Monday, July 6, 2009, Malawi will play a friendly against Swaziland as part of Malawi’s 45th Annivesary of Independence Celebrations at Kamuzu Stadium. Malawi gained independence from Britain on July 6, 1964. History of Malawi.

Malawi and Swaziland are ranked 110 and 142, respectively, on the June 2009, FIFA Coca-Cola World Ranking. Malawi will seek to fine-tune ahead of the remainder of their 2010 World Cup/Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers. The Swazis have also been busy recently, playing two home friendlies against Lesotho in June, both of which finished 1-1. The Swazis will seek to test out different combinations ahead of the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.

Kinnah (Malawi coach) has included up and coming players in his squad that will play Swaziland living up to his word that he would be trying new blood. According to The Daily Times, Kinnah said that though viewed as a friendly, the game against Swaziland was crucial to the Flames: “It is the first step towards the process of incorporating new blood in the Flames, hence the need to spend more time with the players to impart my philosophy of the game.”

Malawi are on the verge of missing out from the Angola Africa Cup of Nations after losing all their three first leg games against Group E members Ivory Coast (5-0), Burkina Faso (1-0) and Guinea (2-1). Is this really the time to incorporate new blood in the Flames? Integrating new team members during project crunch time can backfire despite your best efforts.


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AS EXPECTED, MALAWI’S RUSSIA BASED PRO QUITS THE FLAMES

By: sscouser | June 24th, 2009 | 5 Comments »

Allegedly and reportedly, after Guinea beat Malawi 2-1, Kinnah (Malawi Head Coach) could not believe the loss which he attributed to his strikers who missed several clear chances. “We created several chances and we would have won this game by even three or four goals but I don’t know what’s wrong with my strikers that they can’t score even when ... [read]


WHAT’S THE PROBLEM WITH THE FLAMES?

By: sscouser | June 22nd, 2009 | 5 Comments »

In a recent interview before the Guinea game, Kinnah disagreed with those who feel he is not giving the youth a chance in the team: “If there is a person who believes in the youth, it is me. That is why I introduced Mwenda. People have to understand that we cannot just throw young players into the thick of ... [read]


GUINEA 2 MALAWI 1

By: sscouser | June 21st, 2009 | 7 Comments »

Guinea just beat Malawi 2-1 today. Both Guinea goals were scored by Pascal Feindouno (24th and 42nd minutes). Pascal Feindouno scored the first goal when Guinea beat Malawi 3-1 in September 2005. Today’s Malawi lone goal was scored by Chiukepo Msowoya (89th minute).
Hoping against hope, should Malawi continue to hope although the outlook does not warrant it?
SOUTH AFRICA ... [read]


GUINEA Vs MALAWI LIVE SCOREBOARD

By: sscouser | June 21st, 2009 | 3 Comments »



Game already in progress.
Follow the scores HERE
During the first half the scoreboard game time was being updated every minute and going into half time scoreboard stated 0-0. However, at the start of second half the scoreboard stated Guinea 2 Malawi 0. The scoreboard ... [read]


MALAWI VS GUINEA

By: sscouser | June 20th, 2009 | 4 Comments »

Malawi will be playing for all the marbles tomorrow in Conakry, Guinea. Malawi and Guinea last met in Conakry, Guinea in September 2005. Guinea joined the list of qualifiers for the 2006 African Nations Cup finals after beating Malawi 3-1 in a World Cup qualifier.
Pascal Feindouno, opened the scoring for Guinea after 12 minutes and Kaba Diawara added ... [read]


ARE THE FLAMES FULL OF REJECTS?????????

By: sscouser | June 18th, 2009 | 5 Comments »

The 18 Players that travelled to Guinea for this Sunday’s game:
Goalkeepers:
Swadick Sanudi (Dynamos FC, South Africa)
Simplex Nthala (MTL Wanderers, Malawi)
Defenders:
Peter Mponda (Black Leopards FC, South Africa)
Allan Kamanga (Dynamos F.C, South Africa)
Moses Chavula (Nathi Lions FC, South Africa)
Elvis Kafoteka (ESCOM Utd, Malawi)
Wisdom Ndhlovu (Young Africans FC, Tanzania)
James Sangala, (Clube Desportivo Primeiro de Agosto, Angola)
Midfielders:
Hellings Mwakasungula (Santos FC, ... [read]


PLAYING FOR ALL THE MARBLES

By: sscouser | June 17th, 2009 | 6 Comments »


This is it. It’s all or nothing for Malawi. A win is a must this Sunday when they play against Guinea in Conakry for the joint 2010 World Cup and Africa Nations Cup qualifier. A loss will be disastrous. Not only will it make it harder for them ... [read]


NO NEED TO THROW IN THE TOWEL YET

By: sscouser | June 12th, 2009 | 3 Comments »

The dartboard itself is made of 20 segments, numbered 1 through 20, with a bullseye in the middle of the board. Each number also contains two small rectangular scoring sections on each segment. The smallest of the segments, closest to the bullseye, scores triple points and the other rectangular segment scores double ... [read]


BURKINA FASO ARE FROM ANOTHER PLANET.

By: sscouser | June 7th, 2009 | 7 Comments »

Picture: Moumouni Dagano, the leading scorer in the African Zone of the 2010 preliminaries
In an exclusive interview before the draw for the third round was conducted, Kinnah, the coach of The Flames said: “Gone are the days when Africa had permanent soccer giants and full-time also-runs; now each team is like a ... [read]


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