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Songo bite Bullets to win International Bonanza

Erik Chiputula by Erik Chiputula
March 6, 2023
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Mozambican side UD Songo are the champions of International Football Bonanza after claiming a hard fought 1-0 victory over toothless FCB Nyasa Bullets on Sunday afternoon at Kamuzu Stadium.

The People’s Team started well, they dominated play in the opening minutes but their front line failed to utilize on few chances created by Mike Mkwate and MacFarlane Mgwira.

Nelson Divrasone broke the deadlock after half hour mark as his powerful shot beat Rabson Chienda in goals for Bullets to make it 1-0.

The goal helped the visitors to settle into the game and they took over the control of the match until halftime.

There was no goal in the second half despite Bullets dominance who failed to find a goal in 270 minutes.

The Kalisto Pasuwa’s men played out 0-0 draws in their opening two matches against Ferroviarro de Nampula and Mighty Mukuru Wanderers before their loss to UD Songo.

Songo were declared the Champions after finishing on top with 7 points as they beat Mighty Mukuru Wanderers 2-0, drawing with Ferroviarro de Nampula and then defeating FCB Nyasa Bullets.

Mukuru Wanderers have finished second after recording their only victory against Ferroviarro de Nampula in an early kickoff.

Christopher Kumwembe and Peter Cholopi scored a goal each to help Nomads beat Nampula 2-1.

The victory lifted Wanderers to second with four points while Nampula finished third with two points and Host Bullets at the bottom with two points.

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