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Malawi U-17 coach Chatama confident ahead of COSAFA clash with Zambia

NORTON-(MaraviPost)-Malawi Under-17 national football team head coach, Enos Chatama, has expressed confidence that his side is fully prepared to take on Zambia in their crucial COSAFA U-17 Championship match scheduled for Sunday at Hearts Stadium in Zimbabwe.

Speaking ahead of the match, Chatama revealed that he has carefully analyzed his team’s weaknesses and worked tirelessly with his technical panel to address them.

He said the focus has been on strengthening both the defense and attack to ensure that Malawi puts up a strong performance against a resilient Zambian side.

“We have studied Zambia’s style of play and identified areas we can exploit. The boys have been responding positively during training and I believe they are ready to deliver,” Chatama explained.

The Young Flames head into this game full of confidence after an impressive 3-1 victory over Madagascar in their opening Group B fixture.

The win has given the team a morale boost and Chatama believes it has set the right tone for the rest of the tournament.

On the other hand, Zambia will be looking to bounce back after suffering a heavy 4-0 defeat to South Africa in their first match.

Chatama, however warned his players not to underestimate their opponents despite their poor start.

“Zambia is a good team with a rich history in youth tournaments. They will come hard at us because they are desperate for a win. We must stay focused and stick to our game plan,” he added.

Group B is shaping up to be highly competitive, featuring Malawi, Zambia, South Africa, and Madagascar.

The top two teams from the group will advance to the semifinals making Sunday’s clash critical for Malawi’s qualification hopes.

Mpinganjira, Chatama drafted into Malawi Flames U-20 team

By Twink Jones Gadama

BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)-In an exciting development for Malawian football, Bob Mpinganjira and Enos Chatama have been appointed to lead the country’s Under-20 National Football Team.

The duo brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the team, and their appointment has been met with enthusiasm by fans and players alike.

Mpinganjira, a former professional footballer and seasoned coach, is set to take on the role of Head Coach for the Under-20 national team. Known for his tactical acumen and ability to develop young talent, Mpinganjira is expected to bring a fresh perspective and innovative approach to the team.

Joining him as 1st Assistant Coach is Milias Pofera, who brings his own unique coaching style and years of experience to the table.

Enos Chatama, who will serve as the 2nd Assistant Coach, is a respected figure in Malawian football and is known for his ability to motivate and inspire players.

The technical panels for both the Men’s Senior and Under-20 national teams have also been announced, with a mix of experienced coaches, trainers, and support staff coming together to ensure the success of the teams.

For the Men’s Senior national team, Patrick Mabedi has been appointed as Head Coach, with Charles Kamanga and Eliya Kananji serving as Assistant Coaches.

The team will also be supported by a team of experts including Technical Advisor Aubrey Nankhuni, Goalkeepers Trainer Victor Mphande, and Physical Fitness Trainer Peter Mgangira.

The Under-20 National team will benefit from the expertise of Fitness Trainer Mcdonald Yobe, Team Manager Nicholas Mhango, and Goalkeeper Trainer Vincent Gona.

With the addition of Technical Advisor Audro Mason Makonyola, the team is set to receive top-notch support and guidance as they prepare for upcoming competitions.

Overall, the appointments of Mpinganjira, Chatama, and the rest of the coaching staff represent a new era for Malawian football.

With a focus on developing young talent and building strong national teams, the future looks bright for football in Malawi.

Fans are eagerly anticipating the debut of the new coaching staff and are hopeful for success on the pitch.

With the right leadership and support in place, Malawian football is poised for great things in the coming years.

As Bob Mpinganjira and Enos Chatama take the reins of the Under-20 National Football Team, all eyes will be on them to lead the team to victory and inspire a new generation of footballers in Malawi.

The future of Malawian football is looking brighter than ever, and with the right leadership in place, the sky’s the limit for the national teams.

It’s an exciting time to be a fan of Malawian football, and all signs point to a successful and promising future ahead.