TNM Super League Week 2 Results: Big Wins, Late Drama, and Shifting Positions

Week 2 of the 2025 TNM Super League delivered another intense round of football, full of thrilling action, late goals, and movement in the league standings. From dominant performances to last-gasp winners, clubs across Malawi gave fans plenty to cheer about. Here’s a comprehensive breakdown of all the matches and how the league table is starting to shape up.

Blue Eagles 4-0 Songwe United

Blue Eagles bounced back emphatically from their Week 1 setback with a statement 4-0 victory over TNM Super League newcomers Songwe United at Nankhaka Stadium. Micium Mhone opened the scoring in the 22nd minute with a fine finish, setting the tone for what was a one-sided encounter. He was later awarded the Man of the Match for his overall influence. Schumacher Kuwali made it 2-0 in the 31st minute before Sholigah Stambuli struck twice in the second half (48’ and 59’), sealing a dominant win. The result moved Blue Eagles to 6th on the table with 3 points, while Songwe remain 15th, still seeking their first win at the top level.

Chitipa United 2-2 Silver Strikers

Fans at Karonga Stadium were treated to a four-goal thriller as Chitipa United and Silver Strikers played to a 2-2 draw. Alex Benson fired Chitipa ahead in the 29th minute, but Binwell Katinji hit back five minutes later to level for the visitors. Silver Strikers briefly took control when Chinsinsi Maonga netted in first-half added time. However, Joseph Mbaga equalized for the home side in the 64th minute to ensure both teams shared the spoils. Chitipa sit 11th on two points, one place above Silver Strikers in 12th, both sides still winless.

Moyale Barracks 2-0 Kamuzu Barracks

Mzuzu Stadium witnessed a commanding display from Moyale Barracks as they claimed a 2-0 win over Kamuzu Barracks in the military derby. Maneno Nyoni opened the scoring and was later named Man of the Match for his tireless work rate and sharp movement. Clever Kalambo added a late second in the 86th minute, capping off a composed team performance. Moyale now sit 4th in the standings with six points from two matches, while Kamuzu Barracks drop to 8th.

Karonga United 1-0 Mafco FC

Karonga United continued their impressive form at home by defeating Mafco FC 1-0. Allen Chihana struck the only goal of the game, capitalizing on a clever assist from Patrick Phiri. Defender Pilirani Thulu was the standout performer, earning Man of the Match honors for his resolute defending and timely interventions. The win places Karonga 5th with six points, while Mafco FC fall to 9th after back-to-back losses.

Premier Bet Dedza Dynamos 0-1 Mzuzu City Hammers

At Dedza Stadium, fans witnessed a stunning late twist as Mzuzu City Hammers snatched a dramatic 90+9 minute winner through Chimwemwe Chunga, who was also named Man of the Match. It was the club’s first win of the campaign, lifting them to 10th. Dedza Dynamos, despite controlling large portions of the game, were left frustrated and sit 7th with three points.

Ekhaya FC 1-0 Civil Service United

Ekhaya FC maintained their 100% start to the season by narrowly edging Civil Service United 1-0 in a tense encounter. Wongani Kaponya provided the winning goal, but it was Innocent Msowoya who pulled the strings in midfield and deservedly earned Man of the Match honors. Civil United’s captain Moses Banda was recognized for his leadership, even in defeat. Ekhaya now sit 3rd with six points, while Civil fall to 13th with one point.

Mighty Wanderers 3-2 Mighty Tigers

The Week 2 action culminated in a five-goal thriller between Mighty Wanderers and Mighty Tigers. Wisdom Mpinganjira continued his electric form with another standout performance that earned him a second straight Smile Life Man of the Match accolade. The Nomads overcame goals from Harrison Kapata and Grayson Msowoya to edge the tie. With six points from two matches, Wanderers are second on the table, while Tigers languish in 14th with zero points.

FCB Nyasa Big Bullets 4-1 Creck Sporting Club

The defending champions delivered a resounding performance at Kamuzu Stadium with a 4-1 win over Creck Sporting Club. FCB Nyasa Big Bullets were in ruthless form as Lungu, Babatunde, Chikuh Salima, and Mologeni all found the net. Salima, instrumental in midfield, earned the Man of the Match honor. Though Chilembwe managed a late consolation for Creck, the visitors were comprehensively outplayed. Bullets now lead the table with six points and a superior goal difference, while Creck Sporting Club sit bottom of the log with no points.

Current Standings After Week 2

1. FCB Nyasa Big Bullets – 6 pts (+6 GD)

2. Mighty Wanderers – 6 pts (+3 GD)

3. Ekhaya FC – 6 pts (+2 GD)

4. Moyale Barracks – 6 pts (+2 GD)

5. Karonga United – 6 pts (+2 GD)

6. Blue Eagles – 3 pts (+2 GD)

7. Dedza Dynamos – 3 pts (0 GD)

8. Kamuzu Barracks – 3 pts (0 GD)

9. Mafco FC – 0 pts (-1 GD)

10. Mzuzu City Hammers – 3 pts (0 GD)

11. Chitipa United – 2 pts (0 GD)

12. Silver Strikers – 2 pts (-1 GD)

13. Civil Service United – 1 pt (-1 GD)

14. Mighty Tigers – 0 pts (-2 GD)

15. Songwe United – 0 pts (-5 GD)

16. Creck Sporting Club – 0 pts (-6 GD)

Conclusion

The TNM Super League is heating up fast, with five teams still maintaining perfect records and several clubs yet to register a point. Week 3 promises even more excitement as early title contenders begin to separate themselves from the rest. Can Creck and Songwe bounce back? Will Bullets and Wanderers keep their momentum? Stay tuned as the season unfolds.