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NAPSA STARS BEAT ZESCO UNITED TO RETURN TO WINNING WAYS

Lusaka based Super League side Napsa Stars beat defending champions Zesco United by 2-1 to level on points with united on 39 points but still remain 5th due to goal difference while Zega Mambo are fourth place.

Log leaders Forest Rangers played out to a nil-nil draw with Kabwe Warriors at the Godfrey Chitalu Stadium. Forest Rangers moved to 43 points on top while Warriors are now on 35 points.

In Lumwana, Lumwana Radiants draw 1-1 against Nkwazi Football club as the police sponsored continue with their unbeaten run in 2020.

Power Dynamos got back to winning ways after recording a 2-1 win over Green Eagles at Arthur Davies Stadium in Kitwe. Mufulira Wanderers were humbled 2-0 by Lusaka Dynamos while Nakambala Leopards failed to utilize home advantage and draw 1-all against Kabwe Youth soccer academy.

Kansanshi Dynamos and Nkana played out to a nil nil draw as Buildcon lost 2-0 to in-form Zanaco Football Club at the Sunset stadium in Lusaka.  James Chamanga extended his goal tally to 14 goals as he helped Red Arrows beat Green Buffaloes 2-1.

FAZ SUPER LEAGUE RESULTS | WEEK 22

Green Buffaloes 1-2 Red Arrows
(Chilimba Moonga 25' || James Chamanga 10' 74')

Zanaco 2-0 Buildcon
(Moses Phiri 25' Lassa Kiala 85')

Kansanshi Dynamos 0-0 Nkana

Kabwe Warriors 0-0 Forest Rangers

Mufulira Wanderers 0-2 Lusaka Dynamos
(Baba Basile 72' 78')

Nakambala Leopards 1-1 KYSA
(Kennedy Lungu 15' || Salassei Bakai 45+1)

Lumwana Radiants 1-1 Nkwazi
(Kelvin Bingala 8' || Pride Mwansa 40')

Power Dynamos 2-1 Green Eagles
(Lameck Kafwaya 44' Rally Bwalya 90+1 || Ronald Chibwe 78')

Napsa Stars 2-1 Zesco United
(Aaron Kabwe 40’, Collins Sikombe 50’ || John Mark Makwatta 88’)

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