
Eden University Women’s Super League Week 25: Top Scorers and Their Clubs
The Eden University Women’s Super League continues to showcase some of the finest attacking talent in Zambian women’s football. With Week 25 in the books, the race for the Golden Boot is heating up, led by a group of prolific scorers each making a significant impact for their respective clubs. Below is a detailed look at the top 10 scorers, their goal tallies, and the clubs they represent.
1. Penelope Mulubwa (25 Goals) – Zesco Ndola Girls
Leading the Pack:
Penelope Mulubwa stands out with a commanding 25 goals for Zesco Ndola Girls, giving her a solid lead in the race for the Golden Boot. Known for her clinical finishing, Mulubwa consistently finds the back of the net whether through set pieces, open play, or swift counterattacks. Her performances have been pivotal in Zesco Ndola Girls’ push for top honors.
2. Ivy Nambeye (20 Goals) – Nchanga Queens
A Rising Force:
Ivy Nambeye’s 20 goals for Nchanga Queens underscore her importance to the team’s attack. Adept at breaking through defenses and creating scoring opportunities out of nothing, she has become a household name among fans of the league. Nambeye’s relentless energy and goal-scoring prowess keep her side competitive in every match.
3. Natasha Nanyangwe (20 Goals) – Green Buffaloes Women
Midfield Maestro Turned Goal Getter:
Sharing second place with Nambeye, Natasha Nanyangwe of Green Buffaloes Women has proven to be a dual threat—capable of orchestrating play in midfield and finding the net regularly. Her composure on the ball and ability to read the game allow her to exploit defensive gaps, adding another dimension to Buffaloes’ attacking arsenal.
4. Ochumba Lubanji (20 Goals) – Red Arrows Women
All-Around Attacker:
Rounding out the trio of 20-goal scorers is Ochumba Lubanji from Red Arrows Women. Whether playing as a central striker or cutting in from wide areas, Lubanji’s agility and finishing skills have been crucial for Red Arrows’ ambitions this season. She remains one of the league’s most exciting forwards to watch.
5. Maylan Mulenga (19 Goals) – Green Buffaloes Women
One Goal Shy of the 20 Club:
Sitting just behind the 20-goal pack is Maylan Mulenga, also of Green Buffaloes Women, with 19 goals. Mulenga’s versatility and knack for timing her runs into the box have made her a constant threat. As the season progresses, she remains firmly in the hunt for the Golden Boot, needing only a few more goals to catch up to her teammates at the top.
6. Mary Mambwe (15 Goals) – Red Women’s FC
A Reliable Scoring Outlet:
With 15 goals, Mary Mambwe has been a dependable source of firepower for Red Women’s FC. Her consistency in front of goal, combined with her intelligent movement off the ball, has made her a key figure in the team’s offensive play. Mambwe’s goals often come at crucial moments, keeping Red Women’s FC in contention.
7. Fridah Mukoma (14 Goals) – Zesco Ndola Girls
Another Star in Zesco Ndola’s Ranks:
Joining Mulubwa at Zesco Ndola Girls, Fridah Mukoma has notched an impressive 14 goals this season. Mukoma’s ability to hold up the ball and link play allows Zesco Ndola Girls to maintain pressure in the final third. Her performances have been integral to the team’s success, complementing Mulubwa’s prolific scoring.
8. Regina Kayamboma (12 Goals) – Luyando Foundation
Midfield Dynamo with an Eye for Goal:
Regina Kayamboma has 12 goals for Luyando Foundation, proving she can both create chances and finish them. Known for her tireless work rate, Kayamboma has the skill to drive at defenses, break them down, and capitalize on the spaces she creates. Her role in Luyando’s push up the standings cannot be understated.
9. Maweta Chilanga (10 Goals) – Green Buffaloes Women
Strength and Aerial Dominance:
With 10 goals to her name, Maweta Chilanga provides a more physical approach in the Green Buffaloes Women’s frontline. Her aerial ability and knack for winning duels make her a constant threat on set pieces and crosses. Chilanga’s presence in the box often forces defenders into errors, leading to valuable scoring opportunities.
10. Regina Chanda (10 Goals) – Zanaco Ladies
A Vital Contributor:
Rounding out the top 10 is Regina Chanda from Zanaco Ladies, who has also tallied 10 goals. Her pace and precision in front of goal have given Zanaco Ladies a fighting chance in many tight matches. Chanda’s goals often come at critical junctures, highlighting her importance to the team’s attacking efforts.
The Battle for the Golden Boot
While Penelope Mulubwa sits at the summit with 25 goals, the race is far from over. Ivy Nambeye, Natasha Nanyangwe, and Ochumba Lubanji (all on 20) remain within striking distance, while Maylan Mulenga (19) could quickly join the 20-goal club with a good run of form. Each of these strikers has proven to be a match-winner, making the final stretch of the season all the more thrilling.
League Implications
Players on this list not only boost their teams’ scoring tallies but also elevate the overall competitiveness of the Eden University Women’s Super League. Clubs featuring these top scorers have a clear advantage in tight contests, while defenders across the league face the daunting task of containing these in-form attackers.
Conclusion
Week 25’s Top 10 Scorers Chart showcases the incredible talent gracing Zambian women’s football. From Mulubwa’s commanding lead to the tight cluster chasing her, the Golden Boot race promises a nail-biting finish. As the league marches toward its conclusion, each goal from these standout players will not only shape the individual honors but could also determine their clubs’ final positions in the table.


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