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MATCH PREVIEW: Moyale Barracks vs Ekhaya FC

MATCH PREVIEW: Moyale Barracks vs Ekhaya FC


Ekhaya FC face Moyale Barracks at the Mzuzu Stadium on Thursday afternoon, a in a crucial TNM Super League of Malawi encounter carrying weight at both ends of the table.

The Hosts: Fighting for Survival

Moyale Barracks sit 13th on the log with 30 points, just three above the relegation zone, making every fixture a potential decider in their survival battle.

Despite their precarious league position, the Lions of Kaning’ina have been showing real fight lately.

They have picked up three wins, one draw and one loss from their last five matches, a solid run that has kept them afloat.

Even more impressive is their unbeaten home streak, which adds an extra layer of challenge for visiting teams.

The military outfit will be eager to bounce back from their last outing, where they suffered a 3-0 defeat to Silver Strikers, and they’ll rely heavily on home support to respond strongly.

The Cowboys: Chasing the Top Four

For Ekhaya FC, the mission is clear: keep pushing upward.

The Cowboys come into this encounter with back-to-back victories, including a hard-fought 1-0 win over Karonga United in their previous match.

Confidence is rising within the camp, but there is also unfinished business. Ekhaya have not won three matches in a row this season, and Thursday offers a perfect chance to break that jinx.

With the top four within touching distance, the boys know the margins are tight and every point counts, especially on the road where conditions are always different and demanding.


Team News

Ekhaya FC have received a timely boost ahead of Thursday’s clash, with Fanizo Mwansambo rejoining the squad in Mzuzu after recovering from injury. His return adds fresh energy and depth as the Cowboys look to keep their winning momentum alive.

However, the injury list remains a concern, with five key players still sidelined:

Alick Lungu — ankle

Safton Chintokoma — groin

Joshua Waka — ankle

Kesten Simbi — ankle

Hadji James — ankle


The technical team will be hoping to have some of them back in the coming weeks as the season enters a crucial phase


From the Technical Bench

Speaking ahead of this afternoon's tie, Coach Enos Chatama emphasised the importance of adaptability and focus:

“We have to adapt to the way the games are coming, get a positive result and go back to Blantyre.”

The message is simple: stay disciplined, manage the tempo, and bring the points home.


Match Officials

Referee: Deus Nyirongo

Assistant Referees: Steve Nyirenda, Martin Kaoneka

Fourth Official: Mark Banda

Match Assessor: Zuza Nyondo

Live Coverage
Fans can watch the action live on FIFA+ or follow real-time updates via the club's official Facebook page.




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