Chipolopolo players abroad continued to raise the flag high in their respective leagues with Emmanuel Banda netting a good goal and Gamphani Lungu setting up the only goal of the game.
Enock Mwepu put in a good shift for Brighton and Hove Albion who made it two wins in a row.
In Sweden, Chipolopolo midfielder Emmanuel Banda scored Djurgårdens opener in their 2-1 win over IFK Norrkoping in the Allsvenskan in Sweden.
Jonathan Levi put the visitors in the lead. Banda came from the bench for his first appearance of the season and needed only a minute to net brilliant goal and level matters for Stockholms stolthet.
Swedish forward Joel Asoro scored the winner five minutes to time.
In England, Chipolopolo skipper Enock Mwepu put in a good 45 minutes for Brighton and Hove Albion who recorded an impressive 1-0 win over Tottenham Hotspur.
Belgian International Leandro Trossard scored a late winner for the Graham Potter coached Brighton and Hove Albion side that registered their first away win over Spurs since 1981.
The Zambian midfielder Enock Mwepu was withdrawn at half time for Danny Welbeck owing to an early yellow card.
In Denmark, Lubambo Musonda put in a full shift for AC Horsens who secured an important win over Lyngby in their quest for promotion to the Super Liga.
In South Africa, Gamphani Lungu set up Thamsanqa Gabuza for the only goal of the game as Supersport United edged Kaizer Chiefs, 1-0.
Lungu put in a good 82 minute shift before being rested for Sbusiso Masiko.
At the Princess Magogo Stadium in Durban, Friday Samu put in a full shift for the team of choice, Maritzburg United who suffered a 1-0 defeat against Amazulu.
Augustine Mulenga continues to recover from his injury.
Toaster Nsabata returned to action for Sekhukhune United putting in a full shift in their narrow 1-0 defeat against TS Galaxy.
Justin Shonga put in a 45 minute shift while Rodrick Kabwe missed out on the match.
In Scotland, Frankie Chisenga Musonda put in a full shift for the Raith Rovers side that recorded a narrow 1-0 win over Partick Thistle.
