Coach Peter Mponda

What a night to remember! 🙌⚽

A huge thank you to all our incredible supporters who came out in full force to cheer us last night at Bingu National Stadium. Your energy, passion, and unwavering belief pushed us every step of the way and made all the difference.

That 1-0 victory over Chitipa United belongs to you as much as it does to the team. We heard you, we felt you, and you inspired us to give it everything on the pitch.

Let’s keep this momentum going, together we are stronger! 💪🔥

African Butter

Rumours can make you hate innocent people. Don’t judge people based on what others are saying about them.

Never put your brain on holiday and allow other people think for you—be in charge of your affairs.

Be wise—get to know people and their characters for yourself, then form your own informed opinion about them.

In most cases, the one talking bad about others to you might in fact be the devil you need to stay away from.

Never inherit people's battles and wars. Create your own wars, if need be, and fight them on your own. Mau mau mau

Masters Football Club head coach Peter Mponda says building a competitive squad for the FDH Bank Premiership has been challenging, but progress is evident as the new season approaches. He noted the team was assembled from scratch, making the task particularly demanding.

Despite the difficulties, Mponda expressed satisfaction with the players’ response, saying they have adapted well to his expectations and shown commitment in training.

The coach emphasized the need for balance in the squad, combining experienced players to provide leadership with younger talent to bring energy and drive.

On the team’s scoring struggles, Mponda said preseason matches have focused more on assessing structure and identifying weaknesses than chasing results.

With a mix of results in friendly matches, Masters FC remains optimistic, with growing excitement among players ahead of the league kickoff.

CONFIRMED!!!

Masters Football Club will participate in the Mayor’s Mwini Mzinda Charity Football Tournament, scheduled for 11th-12th April 2026 at Bingu National Stadium in Lilongwe.

The four-team tournament will feature Masters Football Club, Silver Strikers, Civil Service United, and Creck Sporting Club.

Organized by Lilongwe City Council, the tournament aims to raise funds for sanitation initiatives in Lilongwe City, while also supporting teams’ preparations for the 2026 football season.

Everything is coming together nicely, and I’m feeling great about it.

I’m thrilled to have been named the 2024 TNM Super League Coach of the Year last night! A huge thank you to everyone for your incredible support. While it almost turned into a hat trick of awards last season, I’m truly proud of how everything has played out. This fuels my drive for even greater achievements ahead!