Malawi Sports News – Your Go‑To Spot for Fresh Updates
If you love following sports in Malawi, you’ve landed in the right place. We bring you the latest match scores, player moves, league tables and everything else that matters to a fan. No fluff, just straight facts so you can stay informed without scrolling through endless pages.
Latest Highlights from the Pitch
The Super League has been buzzing this week. Big Bullets secured a 2‑1 win over Mighty Wanderers thanks to a late header from their striker, while Blue Suns drew 0‑0 with Be Forward Wanderers after a rain‑soaked second half. Both games were streamed live on local TV, and the highlights are already trending on social media.
On the women's side, the Malawi Women’s League saw an upset as Blantyre City beat defending champions Mzuzu Queens 3‑2. The match featured a hat‑trick from forward Grace Mphamvu, who is now being talked about for a possible call‑up to the national team.
What’s Happening Now
Off the field, the Football Association of Malawi announced new youth development grants aimed at boosting academy programs in rural areas. The plan includes coaching clinics and better equipment for schools that partner with local clubs. This move could help uncover fresh talent from places like Lilongwe and Zomba.
Meanwhile, the national team – the Flames – is gearing up for their next AFCON qualifier against Tanzania. Coach Moses Kambona has called up a mix of seasoned pros and promising youngsters, hoping to keep the winning streak alive after recent victories over Kenya and Botswana.
Fans are also buzzing about the upcoming Malawi vs. Zambia friendly scheduled for next month at Kamuzu Stadium. Ticket sales opened yesterday and sold out within hours, showing how hungry supporters are for high‑stakes matches.
If you’re looking to catch live action, most games are broadcast on Zambezi TV and streamed through the official Football Association of Malawi YouTube channel. Subscription is free, and you can watch replays if you miss the kickoff.
Beyond football, basketball is gaining traction in Blantyre. The city’s league just introduced a three‑point shooting contest that drew over 5,000 spectators. Local star Tawanda Moyo scored the most points, earning a spot on the national squad for the upcoming AfroBasket qualifiers.
For those who prefer quick updates, we’ve compiled a daily digest you can subscribe to via email. It includes match results, player interviews and insider tips on where to find the best game‑day deals at local venues.
Stay tuned, because Malawi’s sports scene never slows down. We’ll keep bringing you the stories that matter most – from thrilling victories to grassroots initiatives shaping the future of athletics in the country.
