WEEK THREE FIXTURES: FAZ National League One
Mighty Mufulira Wanderers will hope to continue their unbeaten start to the season when they play host to the elite Lusaka Dynamos.
On the back of last season’s near-miss with promotion to the Super League, mighty have come back strong this season, it looks likes they have just continued from where they left from last season with two wins from two.
It’s still early days but the team from Mufulira looks like the team to beat this season. Last season they had a poor start and finished the season on a high, mighty faithful will hope and pray it won’t be the other way around this time.
Two straight wins against two newly promoted sides, Indeni entertain another newly promoted side in Athletical Lusaka on Saturday afternoon looking to maintain their 100% start.
The ever green Mutondo Stars visit Barts Football club in choma while the new slot buyers in the league Livingston Pirates welcome City Of Lusaka.
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