
MTN Super League Week 15: Key Results and Their Impact on the Standings
The MTN Super League continues to deliver excitement and drama as Zambia’s top-tier football competition reaches the halfway mark of the 2024/25 season. Week 15 was packed with thrilling encounters, surprising results, and intense rivalries that had a significant impact on the league standings. Kabwe Warriors went top of the table with a disciplined defensive display, while Nkana FC and Red Arrows showcased their intent with vital wins. At the other end of the table, the relegation battle is heating up as Forest Rangers and Indeni struggle to climb out of the danger zone. This report dives into the results, their implications for the league table, and what they mean for the season’s title race and survival battle.
Kabwe Warriors 0-0 NAPSA Stars
The goalless draw at the top of the table highlighted Kabwe Warriors’ defensive discipline, keeping their spot as league leaders with 29 points. Despite missing an opportunity to widen the gap, the Warriors maintained their solid record of conceding only eight goals this season. For NAPSA Stars, the single point earned keeps them hovering just outside the relegation zone in 13th place with 18 points, emphasizing their need for greater attacking output.
Power Dynamos 1-2 Nkana FC
Nkana FC claimed bragging rights in this classic rivalry with a determined performance, courtesy of goals from Lazarus Kambole and Harrison Chisala. The win propelled Nkana to fourth place, solidifying their claim as title contenders with 25 points. Meanwhile, Power Dynamos’ loss narrowed their margin for error in second place with 28 points. The defending champions will need to regroup quickly to stay in the title race.
Lumwana Radiants 1-1 Zesco United
Lumwana Radiants held Zesco United to a draw in a game that could have gone either way. Zesco missed the chance to overtake Power Dynamos and remains in third with 27 points. The Radiants, despite their gritty performance, are still struggling in 17th place with 10 points, needing a major turnaround to escape the relegation zone.
Green Buffaloes 1-1 Green Eagles
In a fiercely contested encounter, both sides displayed resilience but had to settle for a point each. Green Eagles, with their disciplined midfield play, maintained their position in fifth with 25 points. Green Buffaloes, showing glimpses of attacking flair, are in seventh place with 23 points, aiming to close the gap on the top six.
FC MUZA 0-0 Nkwazi FC
A stalemate between FC MUZA and Nkwazi FC underscored the tight margins in the mid-table. Nkwazi, with an organized defense, stays in eighth place with 22 points, while FC MUZA, showing potential but lacking finishing, are in ninth with 21 points.
Zanaco 1-1 Nchanga Rangers
A dramatic late equalizer salvaged a point for Zanaco, but their struggles continue as they sit 15th with only 15 points. Nchanga Rangers, showcasing better form, moved to 12th place with 18 points. Both teams will need consistent performances to avoid a relegation scare.
Forest Rangers 0-1 Mufulira Wanderers
Mufulira Wanderers secured a crucial victory through a determined team effort, climbing to 10th place with 19 points. Forest Rangers, now in 16th place with 15 points, face growing pressure as the relegation zone looms closer. Their inability to capitalize on home advantage remains a concern.
Mutondo Stars 1-0 Atletico Lusaka
Mutondo Stars edged Atletico Lusaka in a closely fought match, boosting their points tally to 19 and climbing to 11th place. Atletico Lusaka, despite a spirited fight, remains 14th with 17 points, teetering on the edge of relegation.
Indeni 1-2 Red Arrows
Red Arrows earned a critical away win, climbing to sixth place with 25 points and keeping their CAF competition hopes alive. Indeni, still winless, sit at the bottom of the table with just 3 points, desperately needing a turnaround to avoid the drop.
Insights and Analysis
The Week 15 results highlighted the unpredictability of the MTN Super League. Kabwe Warriors continue to showcase their defensive solidity, but the chasing pack, led by Power Dynamos and Zesco United, remains close behind. Nkana FC and Red Arrows showed their mettle with crucial wins, while the relegation battle is heating up with Forest Rangers and Indeni struggling to find form. With the second half of the season promising more twists, every point gained or lost could have a significant impact on the final standings.


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