Gamecocks gun down Pasuwa’s Bullets

Nyasa Big Bullets……………(0) 0

Chicken Inn……………………. (0) 1

 

Fungai Muderere in Blantyre, Malawi

A DETERMINED Chicken Inn posted their second win in the Malawi Energem International Bonanza four-team tournament; when they gunned down Nyasa Big Bullets in an exciting match, played at packed a Kamuzu Stadium yesterday.

Speedy forward Nicole Mutatiwa scored the only goal of the match in the 62nd minute; with the ginger haired striker outpacing former Caps United player Godwin Goliati, and poking the ball over a badly exposed Richard Chimbamba.

It was a match in which five Gamecocks new signings, namely Leroy Ndlovu, Brian Muza, Nelson Ketala, Shepherd Mhlanga and Cliff Dzingayi, who showed some great signs of brilliance.

The win against the Kalisto Pasuwa-mentored Bullets came just 24 hours after the Gamecocks edged another Malawi giant, Be Forward Wanderers, by a similar scoreline.

“The new guys that we brought into the team stood up to be counted.

“The players’  level of fitness is getting there, and this was another big win for the boys.

“Our game plan was to make our opponents not to play and it all worked.

“We hope that we can maintain the momentum and win the trophy,” said an ecstatic Joey Antipas.

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