Kabwe Warriors came from a goal down to beat NAPSA Stars 2-1 and move to sixth place while Green Eagles returned to winning ways to a four-game winless run as MTN/FAZ Super League rescheduled games came alive on Wednesday, January 27th.
With the mid-way point of 2020/2021 MTN/FAZ Super League fast approaching, Three rescheduled games came alive with Napsa Stars who are struggling with nine injuries hosting Kabwe Warriors, Green Eagles inconsistent of form Red Arrows, and Lumwana Radiants battling Forest Rangers away in Ndola.
At Woodlands Stadium, NAPSA Stars started strong with Doisy Soko and Jimmy Mukeya upfront providing a formidable threat and combining well just four minutes into the match to give NAPSA Stars the lead, Soko with a brilliant strike that left Scot Ngokene with no chance.
Like it has been with NAPSA Stars for the majority of this season, They conceded late in the half, School Teacher, Nester Narjis arhab Natasha Lukupa poking home from close range to level matters.
In the second half, the chances were far and apart however substitute, Akakulubelwa Mwachiaba scored a beauty of a goal from inside the box from a minute to time to make sure Kabwe Warriors secured maximum points and move into the top six, The ABSA Cup slots.
In Choma, Goals from Gozon Mutale and Anos Tembo on either side of half time secured a well-worked 2-0 win for the Kawale Boys. There was heavy rainfall at the start of the first half hence the pitch was waterlogged.
In Ndola, Lumwana Radiants maintained their five-match unbeaten run as they held Forest Rangers to a goalless draw.
MTN/FAZ Super League rescheduled games | Wednesday, 27th January
NAPSA Stars 1-2 Kabwe Warriors
(D.Soko 4’| N. Lukupa 45+1′, A. Mwachiaba 88′)
Green Eagles 2-0 Red Arrows
(G. Mutale 43′, A. Tembo 80′)
Forest Rangers 0-0 Lumwana Radiants
