The MTN Super League enters Week 4 with plenty at stake for teams at both ends of the table. Nchanga Rangers lead the standings with a perfect record, while giants like Power Dynamos, ZESCO United, and Nkana are still finding consistency. The weekend’s fixtures promise drama, rivalries, and crucial points as clubs push to define their season’s direction.
Saturday | 13/09/2025
Mutondo Stars vs Kansanshi Dynamos | 13:00h | Arthur Davies Stadium
Bottom-placed Mutondo Stars (18th, 0 pts) are desperate for their first win after conceding six goals in three games without scoring. Kansanshi Dynamos (14th, 2 pts) are also winless, having drawn twice and lost once. Both teams are struggling in front of goal, with just one goal between them in six combined matches. Expect a tense relegation-style battle where Kansanshi might fancy their chances against a leaking Mutondo defence.
Power Dynamos vs NAPSA Stars | 15:00h | Arthur Davies Stadium
Defending champions Power Dynamos (8th, 4 pts) have started slowly but remain unbeaten. They’ll face Napsa Stars (16th, 2 pts), who are yet to taste victory and have scored just once so far. Playing at Arthur Davies will give Power the edge, and with Ricky Banda and Joshua Mutale pushing the attack, they’ll be favourites to grab their second win of the season.
Mufulira Wanderers vs ZESCO United | 15:00h | Shinde Stadium
Wanderers (10th, 4 pts) have been unpredictable, while Zesco United (9th, 4 pts) are equally inconsistent, with a shaky defence conceding four goals already. This clash at Shinde has the feel of a traditional Copperbelt derby, with both teams looking to climb into the top half. The midfield battle between Emmanuel Manda (Wanderers) and Benson Sakala (Zesco) could decide the game.
Red Arrows vs Nchanga Rangers | 15:00h | Nkoloma Stadium
This is the weekend’s blockbuster. Red Arrows (5th, 4 pts from two games) face league leaders Nchanga Rangers (1st, 9 pts, 100% record). Arrows remain unbeaten and lethal in front of goal, while Rangers boast the league’s meanest defence with no goals conceded in three matches. It’s a clash of attacking flair vs defensive discipline, and the result could shape the title race narrative early on.
Kabwe Warriors vs Nkana | 15:00h | Railway Stadium
Kabwe Warriors (11th, 3 pts) are the only side yet to score a goal this season despite being unbeaten with three draws. They face Nkana (4th, 5 pts), who have shown resilience but also lack cutting edge in attack with just two goals scored. Railway Stadium is a fortress for Warriors, but unless they solve their goal-scoring drought, Nkana could walk away with a crucial away result.
Green Eagles vs FC MUZA | 15:00h | Choma’s Independence Stadium
Green Eagles (7th, 4 pts) have shown flashes of form but remain inconsistent. They host FC Muza (2nd, 7 pts), who are unbeaten and look solid both defensively and tactically. Muza’s sharp counter-attacking play could trouble Eagles at home, though Independence Stadium is never an easy ground to visit. Expect a tight battle.
Green Buffaloes vs Mines United | 15:00h | Edwin Imboela Stadium
Buffaloes (12th, 3 pts) are finding it hard to score freely, while newcomers Mines United (17th, 1 pt) have struggled badly, conceding six goals already. This is a huge chance for Buffaloes to register their first win of the season. For Mines, picking up points away from home looks an uphill battle unless they tighten up defensively.
Konkola Blades vs FC Leopards | 15:00h | Konkola Stadium
Konkola Blades (6th, 4 pts) have been steady in their return to the topflight, while FC Leopards (15th, 2 pts) are already in the relegation zone. Blades’ home support at Konkola Stadium will be crucial, and with Leopards yet to win a game, this fixture leans in favour of the hosts.
Sunday | 14/09/2025
Zanaco vs Nkwazi | 15:00h | Sunset Stadium
Zanaco (3rd, 7 pts) have made a strong start and are unbeaten, looking sharp in both defence and attack. Nkwazi (13th, 2 pts) have had a shaky beginning with two defeats already and are struggling for confidence. At Sunset, Zanaco are clear favourites to maintain their push near the top of the table, though derbies like this one often carry surprises.
Conclusion
Week 4 offers mouthwatering clashes across Zambia, from the Red Arrows vs Nchanga Rangers showdown to the Railway Stadium test between Warriors and Nkana. With the table still taking shape, every point counts as teams fight for momentum in the MTN Super League.
