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We need players who have a very IQ on the ground not filling national team with average players.

We need quickly to have these players included in the Copper Queens national team.
1.Linda Reinsenen Skipper PK 35 FC playing in the top Finland women league
2.Chana Hausen the PK35 First choice Goal Keeper in the Finland top league
3.Bridget Mutipula under 17 Canadian women national team
4.Penelope Mulenga playing in Canadian top league
5.Johnson Choolwe Aston villa under 17 Women team
Football Association of Zambia (FAZ)
Keith Mweemba Kindly call these players immediately.
We need enforcement in the national team.
It's time to go diversity, exposure and inclusivity of players.

Source: Africa Football Breath

Football Association of Zambia (FAZ)

We need players who have a very IQ on the ground not filling national team with average players.

We need quickly to have these players included in the Copper Queens national team.
1.Linda Reinsenen Skipper PK 35 FC playing in the top Finland women league
2.Chana Hausen the PK35 First choice Goal Keeper in the Finland top league
3.Bridget Mutipula under 17 Canadian women national team
4.Penelope Mulenga playing in Canadian top league
5.Johnson Choolwe Aston villa under 17 Women team
Football Association of Zambia (FAZ)
Keith Mweemba Kindly call these players immediately.
We need enforcement in the national team.
It's time to go diversity, exposure and inclusivity of players.

Source: Africa Football Breath

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WE ARE JUST AIMING TO WIN-OBINNO

Chipolopolo midfielder Obinno Chisala says winning over Niger is not just about finishing second but sustaining a winning culture ahead of the Africa Cup of Nations.

In an interview with the FAZ Media in Ndola, Chisala says it would be important to chalk back-to-back victories for the team and keep their hopes of a second place, which could land them a possible slot in the play-offs.

“For this game, we are just aiming to win, that is the only thing that we want. If we win this game, we might qualify for the play-offs for the World Cup,” says the El Merreikh star.

Chisala says the away win to Tanzania had injected the team with some measure of confidence that could be crucial in upcoming fixtures.
“The game we played against Tanzania gave us confidence, even as we play the next game, we have that confidence that we can win. It is not easy playing an away game and collecting maximum points,” he says.
“This is the last game, as for us Zambians we always aim to finish the group in a strong momentum so that we know that as we are coming into the next camp, we have that clear picture that at least we won two games and the confidence and morale is very high in the camp. That is a good picture for us.”

Chisala says a winning spirit would be good for the squad ahead of the AFCON.
“It will help us a lot when you talk of team bonding, this is the time where we can bond as a team and know each other very well. This will boost the individual confidence of each individual player,” he says.

He has appealed to the fans to turn up in numbers and spur the team to victory.
“Thanks for coming even though we disappointed you (fans) for the last game. We are assuring you that we will collect maximum points so come as you did last time,” he says.

On his undeniable versatility that has seen him deployed as a left back and also midfielder, Chisala says, “I can play in a many positions, I just need to be ready in as much as they (coaches) play you as a defender or midfielder you just have to be ready because you are doing it for the badge.”

Zambia plays Niger tomorrow (Sunday) in a Group E FIFA World Cup qualifier at the Levy Mwanawasa Stadium in Ndola.

Tickets for the game which kicks off at 15h00 are selling across Shoprite outlets via Computicket at K50 (North& South), K100 (East), K150 (West) and K300 (VIP).

Enock Mwape: The Zambian Footballer Who Captured Hearts and Overcame Adversity
Football has always been a passion for the people of Zambia. From local matches to international tournaments, the country has produced some of the most talented and dedicated players. Among them, Enock Mwape stood out as a rising star, with his exceptional skills and tenacity on the field. However, his journey to success was abruptly halted by a heart problem, leaving his fans and teammates devastated.
Born in Kitwe, Zambia, Mwape showed a natural aptitude for football from a very young age. He quickly rose through the ranks, representing his country at various youth levels and becoming a key player for his local club. In 2016, he caught the attention of English football club, and at only 21 years old, Mwape made a life-changing move to pursue his dreams of playing in the prestigious English Premier League.
However, his dreams were put on hold when he was diagnosed with a heart condition during a routine medical check-up. Mwape's heart problem meant that he could no longer play professional football, and he was forced to retire at the tender age of 22. This devastating news not only brought an end to his promising career, but it also left a void in the hearts of Zambian football fans.
Despite facing a significant setback, Mwape refused to let his condition define him. He underwent surgery and rehabilitation and focused on the road to recovery. With determination and hard work, he overcame his challenges and emerged stronger than ever before. Today, he serves as an inspiration to many as he continues to pursue his love for the game through coaching and inspiring young players.
Mwape's absence has been deeply felt, especially by his homeland, where he was a fan favorite. His natural talent and passion for the game captured the hearts of Zambian football enthusiasts, who eagerly awaited his return to the field. His creativity as a midfielder, coupled with his quick footwork and impeccable passing, made him an irreplaceable asset to the national team.
As Zambian fans continue to miss him on the field, they remember Mwape as a symbol of resilience, perseverance, and determination. His journey is a testament to how even the biggest challenges can be overcome with the right attitude and support. And while he may no longer be playing for the national team, his legacy and influence continue to live on.
In conclusion, Enock Mwape's story is one of hope, courage, and never giving up. Despite facing an unexpected roadblock in his career, he has emerged as a role model for aspiring footballers and a source of inspiration for his fans. Today, Mwape's name is etched in the hearts of Zambian football lovers, not just for his exceptional skills, but also for his unwavering determination to overcome adversity.

Andrew Kamanga, the current Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) boss, has been instrumental in growing grassroots football in our country. His efforts have not only laid a strong foundation for our future national team, the Chipolopolo, but have also brought much-deserved recognition to Zambia on the international stage.
As we approach the FAZ election, with Kamanga running for a second term, it is important to acknowledge and appreciate the remarkable work he has done for grassroots football in Zambia. It is without a doubt that he deserves a big award for his contributions, not only in grassroots football but also in women's football.
Under Kamanga's leadership, grassroots football has seen immense growth in Zambia. The grassroots development program, which was launched in 2017, has been a huge success with over 10,000 boys and girls participating in various age categories across the country. This has not only provided a platform for young players to showcase their talents but has also ensured that there is a constant flow of talent into the national team.
One of the key factors that have led to the success of this program is Kamanga's commitment to investing in infrastructure. Through partnerships with local and international organizations, he has been able to build state-of-the-art training facilities and football fields in various communities, providing a conducive environment for young players to train and play.
Moreover, Kamanga has also placed a strong emphasis on increasing the participation of women in football. The launch of the FAZ Women's League in 2016 was a significant step towards this goal, providing an opportunity for women to compete at a higher level and showcasing their skills on a bigger platform. This has not only promoted gender equality in sports but has also created a pathway for female players to represent Zambia at the national level.
As we look towards the upcoming FAZ election, it is clear that Kamanga's work in grassroots football has