Nkana FC will this weekend face coach Patrick Phiri’s Forest Rangers in a week 17 league fixture as they look to reclaim second spot on the log.
Forest Rangers are on a 5 game unbeaten run having only lost once away against Kabwe Warriors since ‘Big Pa’ took over having played 8 games under him. They currently have the best run of form in the last five games played.
The good run of form for ‘MaFore’ has seen them rise from 16th place when Phiri joined them to sixth position and they could go to within a point of Nkana if they beat the title chasing Nkana.
Leaders Zanaco will maintain their lead when they host relegation bound and bottom placed Mufulira Blackpool who are yet to win a game in the league.
Green Buffaloes will also be at home against Nkwazi.
MTN FAZ Super League Fixtures for Week 17
Saturday, June 25
13:00 Nkana vs Forest Rangers – Arthur Davies Stadium
13:00 Lusaka Dynamos vs Green Eagles – Sunset Stadium
15:00 Power Dynamos vs Lusaka Tigers – Arthur Davies Stadium
15:00 Zanaco vs Mufulira Blackpool – Sunset Stadium
15:00 Mufulira Wanderers vs Red Arrows – Shinde Stadium
15:00 Green Buffaloes vs Nkwazi Saturday – Independence Stadium
Sunday, June 26
15:00 Nchanga Rangers Vs Kabwe Warriors – Nchanga Stadium
15:00 Lumwana Radiants vs Napsa Stars – Lumwana Ground
Postponed:
1. Nakambala Leopards vs Zesco United
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Nkana if not careful might kiss the 13th title goodbye. Forest is hard with PP. Am still kalampa
Zambia,Cameroun,Nigeria,Algeria.Wapya munzi!!
Lets just focus on 2022 and not waste any time and money on this
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Ghanaboy, I would not be so happy if I were you as the 6-1 scoreline is not happening on Egypt again. Watch out for Uganda too. Not to be a hater or anything, But I think Ghana is now regressing as a team, yes you could be having good players, but these are not the Essien, Appiah, Boeteng and Grandpa Assamoah Gyan is about hang his boots for good. A lot of the new players, granted play for some bigger clubs, just don’t have the heart of the above mentioned players that really affected Ghana’s rise, but I could be wrong. I don’t think Ghana is going to qualify. If miraculously Zambia could qualify..which I doubt, then this would be fun as 3 times in our group that were at the 2014 edition will be watching on TV. Plus Ghana, then make that 4 teams.
Mayooooooo!!!!!!!!!!
With the useless local coaches, poor team selection, poor local league, Zambia need to withdraw to save ourselves embarrassment. Andrew Kamanga need to get us a foreign coach really quick otherwise we are doomed. NO ZAMBIAN Coach can win any game in that group as they are all dull and useless.
The only team we MIGHT beat is Nigeria because Keshi is dead and those fools at Nigeria FA have continued to wreck havoc to the national team. Team with players of Mikel, Iheanacho, Ighalo, Onazi, Moses,Omeruo has no reason to fail to qualify for AFCON, but that’s their problem. Our Problem is that we have bench warmers, lack of ambitious players, corrupt FAZ, no foreign coach that is capable of getting the best out of the least we have and for that, we stand no chance. One has a chance of getting hit by lightening 40 times than Zambia to qualify to the world cup with these useless local coaches. Useless, FAZ, Useless Edger Lungu that has abandoned the national team, Useless local coaches, Useless Kalu for not developing the local league among other which includes corruption.
3 teams that went to the last world cup? This is bs. Its time for Issa to retire. Algeria has all the French players and we could not even get Charly Musonda, speaking of Charly, we need to hire a Belgian coach that can convince this lad to play for mother Zambia. Its time to humble ourselves and realize how we need Charly. He could be that missing puzzle that Zambia need to turn her fortunes again.
You are very funny tc soccerman. You mean nigeria football is dead bcos of Keshi. What a childish and stupid thing to say.
Nigeria have been to the world cup on 5 occassions. Tell me how many times did this ur perfect keshi qualified the nation. Just once and that was the 2014 edition.
Keshi is dispensable in Nigeria football. He is not the first coach to win an afcon or qualify the team for world cup and he will not be the last.
NIGERIA at fifa world cup 1994, 1998, 2002, 2010 and 2014.
Soccer man do not talk too much of the forty plus years I have lived on this earth I have seen the least expected happen hence you should be saying this is a very tough group let us just hope for the best and mind you it is not only bad for Zambia but to the other teams as well.
TC really write anything tgat comes to his mind. Offer solutions. pls save us tine to read your contributions.
Wala wala zambia kaya
Nkana 4 – 0 Forest Rangers FT
Lusaka Dynamos 0 – 0 Green Eagles FT
Zanaco 1 – 0 M Blackpool
Power 2 – 0 Lusaka Tigers
Zanaco 2 – 0 M Blackpool
Nkana 4 – 0 Forest Rangers FT
Lusaka Dynamos 0 – 0 Green Eagles FT
Zanaco 1 – 0 M Blackpool HT
Power 2 – 0 Lusaka Tigers HT
M Wanderers 1 – 1 Red Arrows HT
GBFC 0 – 0 Nkwazi HT
The only not to go to the world cup in this group
The only team
Power Dynamos 2 – 1 Lusaka Tigers
Nkana 4 – 0 Forest Rangers FT
Lusaka Dynamos 0 – 0 Green Eagles FT
Zanaco 1 – 0 M Blackpool
Power 2 – 1 Lusaka Tigers
M Wanderers 1 – 1 Red Arrows
GBFC 1 – 0 Nkwazi
Nkana 4 – 0 Forest Rangers FT (Simon Bwalya x2, Walter Bwalya, Harrison Chisala)
Lusaka Dynamos 0 – 0 Green Eagles FT
Zanaco 3 – 0 M Blackpool (Isaac Chansa, Aubrey Funga)
Power 2 – 1 Lusaka Tigers (Kennedy Mudenda, Fwayo Tembo | )
M Wanderers 1 – 1 Red Arrows ( | Lubinda Mundia)
GBFC 1 – 0 Nkwazi (Chris Katongo)
Nkana 4 – 0 Forest Rangers FT (Simon Bwalya x2, Walter Bwalya, Harrison Chisala)
Lusaka Dynamos 0 – 0 Green Eagles FT
Zanaco 6 – 0 M Blackpool (Isaac Chansa, Aubrey Funga x3, Seth Sakala, OG)
Power 3 – 1 Lusaka Tigers (Kennedy Mudenda x2, Fwayo Tembo | )
M Wanderers 1 – 1 Red Arrows ( | Lubinda Mundia)
GBFC 1 – 0 Nkwazi (Chris Katongo)