Egypt ’94 tournament – 27th August, 1994 Egypt v Zambia
Egypt 0 – 4 Zambia (Tenant Chilumba 30, 48 Kenneth Malitoli 50 Happy Sichikolo 58)
In the Photo below: Evans Sakala, Emmanuel Munaile, Charles Mulubwa, Kingsley Musabula and Elijah Litana.
Ace Wrote –
The games played at this tournament were not listed as full FIFA International matches
It was the game played in Cairo on 27.08.94 in the Egypt ’94 tournament. Two days earlier, Zambia lost to Ghana 1-0 and then locked horns with the hosts.
The top picture is not very clear but the bottom picture has from left: Evans Sakala, Emmanuel Munaile, Charles Mulubwa, Kingsley Musabula and Elijah Litana.
Tenant Chilumba scored twice and one apiece by ***Sakala*** and Bubble Malitoli. Final score: Egypt 0 – Zambia 4.
Coach was Dick Chama and we finished top in the group standings and won a trophy


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I can only c a player tht looks like Litana otherwise no idea boss. Muletupelako utwanaka
In the second picture there is Evans Sakala,Former FAZ Veep Munaile,Litana and as for the others the picture quality is poor tabalemoneka but this was the reconstituted National team just after the Gabon air crash
Evans “Vanva” Sakala,Munaile,Looks like George Shantumbu, Maybin Mgaiwa I think and Elijah Litana. Jersey indeed was ugly Sir Jojo!
Elijah Litana, Evans Sakala, Happy Sichikolo, Emmanuel Munaile,
From left Evans sakala, munaile, changwe, Kinsley masabula and Litana
I suspect it was the game played in Cairo on 27.08.94 in the Egypt ’94 tournament. Two days earlier, Zambia lost to Ghana 1-0 and then locked horns with the hosts.
The top picture is not very clear but the bottom picture has from left: Evans Sakala, Emmanuel Munaile, Charles Mulubwa, Kingsley Musabula and Elijah Litana.
Tenant Chilumba scored twice and one apiece by Sakala and Bubble Malitoli. Final score: Egypt 0 – Zambia 4.
U’re right on Charles Mulubwa (not Shantumbu). Musabula also looks like MGAIWA but I think it’s Kingsley!
I always thought Kingsley was a bulky guy but he looks tiny in the picture. Coach was Dick Chama and we finished top in the group standings and won a trophy I think.
in 1994 coach was late ian poaterfield and not dick chama. and the 1994 Africa cup was won by Nigeria not Zambian tho final was between Zambian and Nigeria. and the only team Zambian beat 4 nil was mali with those scorers. Zambian didn’t meet Ghana but ivory coast whom they beat one nil thru a goal from bubble malitoli. Zambian lost to Ghana in 1992 Africa cup pre quarter finals. please check your facts.the 1994 finals were in Tunisia-Tunis not Egypt-Cairo.
Bwalya this is not the Africa Cup of Nations Tournament being discussed here.
ZAMFOOT THANKS AND I HAVE ALREADY APOLOGISED. AGAIN WOULD SAY THANKS TO ACE WHO CAME OUT TO REMIND ME THAT IT WAS A DIFFERENT TOURNAMENT.
Bwalya, maybe you should take time to read what’s in the text before telling Zamfoot – who are doing a great job with these Throwback Thursdays – to check their facts.
The date says 27.08.94 so it cannot be the Africa Cup. In fact, the Cup of Nations has not even been mentioned.
The matches mentioned above took place in Cairo, Egypt while the CAN tournament that you are thinking of took place in Tunisia.
It was a 3 team group and all the teams ended up with a win and a defeat after Zambia lost to Ghana 1-0 and Egypt beat Ghana 2-0 but Zambia came out tops due to their superior goal difference.
Ian Porterfield was the coach at the CAN but he resigned soon after Zambia lost to Belgium 9-0 around June of that year and Dick Chama took over as interim coach.
In short, it is you Bwalya, who needs to check your facts.
Even if i coment i dnt c my coment, help me ba zamfut i wnt 2 take part.
@PARADOX LET THOSE WHO WERE THERE IN 1994 PLIZ HELP. 1994 NIGERIA VRS ZAMBIAN FINALS. MAY BE ITS ANOTHER TOURNAMENT. COACH IAN POTERFIELD CAPTAIN KALU. NIGERIA WON THRU GOAL FROM EMMANUEL AMUNIKE. TOURNAMENT WAS IN TUNISIA. 1996 TOURNAMENT WAS IN SOUTH AFRICA. AGAIN PARADOX DON’T BE ABUSIVE MY BROTHER WITH YOUR LANGUAGE.
@Bwalya, I don’t know why you you keep talking about the Africa Cup. If you read what Zamfoot and I have written, the photos above are about a different tournament which took place FOUR months after the CAN.
To respond to your comment – ‘MAY BE ITS ANOTHER TOURNAMENT.’ – Yes, IT WAS A DIFFERENT TOURNAMENT, not the Cup of Nations. That is what Zamfoot is trying to tell you.
If you insist on talking about the Africa Cup (when no one else has spoken about it), people like Paradox are left to wonder if you are able to read or just rush straight into contradicting Zamfoot.
ACE U ARE A GOOD AND POLITE MAN. AND I WOULD APOLOGISE TO ZAMFOOT. U HAVE POLITELY PUT ME ON THE RIGHT TRACK. GOD BLESS U SHARPLY