Winstone Kalengo continues with his goal scoring exploits in Congo as he was again on the score-sheet for AC Leopards in their 2 – 0 win over La Mancha.
Kalengo continues to dorminate the top scorers chart despite him and his team failing to progress in the CAF Champions league after being booted out by Sundowns.
Striker Ronald ‘Sate Sate’ Kampamba did not get any game time when his Belgian second division club Lierse won 1 – 0 away from home against Antwerp.
In Armenia, Lubambo Musonda for the first time this season started on the bench and came in as a 54th minute substitute to help his team Gandzasar Kapan win 2 – 1 at home against Banants. This was in a dramatic game that saw Banants score an equalizer in the 90th minutes after Laércio rifled home a free kick from 30 yards which came off the cross bar.
With Banants pressing for a winner, Gandzasar the goal came on the other side of the pitch after a good run on the left which saw N. Beglaryan pick his brace with the last kick of the game in the fourth minute of the referee’s optional time.
Chisamba Lungu watched from the stands as Ural recorded a 1 – 0 victory over Ufa to move into 7th position. Chisamba is only returning from injury.
Emmanuel Mbola and Evans Kangwa were both in action when Hapoel Ra’anana were beaten 3 – 0 away at log leaders Maccabi Tel Aviv. Kangwa had a great game in the first half with his running causing the Tel Aviv side a lot of trouble but was unlucky not to find a goal.
Kangwa was substituted in the 78th minute while Mbola as usual played the entire game.
Jacob Mulenga was on the losing end for his Chinese club Shijiazhuang Ever Bright when they played Shanghai Shenhua.
Senegal and former Chelsea striker Demba Ba scored a hattrick while Mulenga managed an assist for Ever Bright’s face saver in a game which ended 3 – 1.
James Chamanga completed the entire game but was not target when Liaoning Whowin drew 1 – 1 against Henan Jianye.
Roger Kola is not yet back in action from injury and was not named in Greek team Veria’s 3 -2 away loss at Panathinaikos.
In Portugal Moses Phiri continues to make a claim for a first team position at his Ademico Viseu side and was again in the starting eleven when his team lost to 4 – 0 Porto II in the Portuguese second division.
As already reported, Stopilla Sunzu had a succesful return to the Lille starting eleven which saw him contribute a goal in their 3 – 0 league win.
Phiri lasted 75 minutes in the game.
Emmanuel Mayuka and Patrick Ngoma will be in action for their club’s Zamalek and Al Ittihad on Monday evening.
In South Africa, Mwape Musonda was not in action when Golden Arrows lost 2 – 0 to NFD leaders Baroka to drop out of the Nedbank Cup.
Kennedy Mweene got a rare start in goal for Mamelodi Sundowns when they progressed to the last 8 of the Nedbank Cup. Sundowns beat Mbombela United 3 – 1 to progress.
Davies Nkausu was not in the starting line-up for Free State stars when they progressed to the last 8 of the Nedbank Cup.
As already reported Mbesuma was on target for Mpumalanga Black Aces while Mukuka Mulenga came off the bench to replace his countryman in the 76th minute when they beat Maritzburg United 2 – 0.
That Evans Kangwa guy just feigned his injury. How come he featured for his club last weekend after being reported injured? Surely can his injury heal barely a few days after Zambia national team matches against Congo? It’s behaviour like this that makes some players go into bad books with associations. I just hope he was truthfully injured.
I agree, it surely looks like the boy pulled a fast one.
@billy i was also thinking the same about this boy kangwa.
Winston ‘the assassin’ Kalengo at it again nice one nomba some players hv jst become tourists or assylum seekers the way things hv turned up 4 sate sate is dissapointin.#think will leave it rite here
He should come back home and rejoin nkana
Sate Sate ‘ll come right, give him sometime, Evans Kangwa’s was fake, Chamanga should retire and finally Nkausu should return home, he’s now become a liability in South Africa .
A liability to who??
Even with here and there appearances in the PSL he is making more money and is living a very comfortable life as compared to what he would ever get and live playing in the Zambian league.
Moses Phiri has started showing consistency with first team appearances, now that is good news even though this is the Portuguese Second Division. It is a sign of good growth potential. Hopefully he stays on in Europe after the league ends. He does need to get some goals under his belt though.
Now that Patson Daka has flopped on all fronts e.g. Portugal, Spain, Israel, Belgium, Power etc the chances for trials abroad shud be to Luchanga, Saith Sakala and Sautu. And by the way Walter Bwalya! At least 3 of the latter 4 have the determination to succeed!
Amazing Kalengo…from average guy to star! Pity is already on the wrong side of 25!
mr kalengo u ar good,keep on with de same scoring spirit.may be you could be next kelvin mutale de late!am proud of you.back home,we mis u at zesco.