27/05/2026
As NAPSA Stars FC, we extend our heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to our CEO, Mr. Charles Chakatazya, as he embarks on a new chapter as General Secretary of the Football Association of Zambia.
We are grateful for his leadership, dedication, and contribution to the club during his time with us. While we are saddened to see him leave, we are proud to see him take on this important role in Zambian football.
We wish him continued success and Godβs blessings as he takes on this new challenge. Once a Pensioner, always a Pensioner. ππ
27/05/2026
To our incredible NAPSA Stars fans, thank you for standing with us through every high and low this season. Through the victories, the difficult moments, and everything in between, your support never wavered.
Football is a journey, and having supporters who continue to believe, encourage, and rally behind the team through thick and thin means everything. Your passion, loyalty, and presence gave us strength when we needed it most.
As a club, we are truly grateful for every message, every cheer, and every moment you stood by us. Thank you for being part of this journey. Together, we keep pushing forward. ππ
25/05/2026
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MATCH REPORT: Napsa Stars secured their place in the Zambia Premier League after recording a hard-fought 1β0 victory over Mutondo Stars at Reiz Arena, a result that confirmed the Pensionersβ survival and brought relief to the Tangala faithful.
In a move aimed at rallying support for the team, Napsa Stars opened the gates to spectators, allowing free entry as supporters turned up to back the club in one of its biggest matches of the season.
The match started at a high tempo, with the visitors showing attacking intent from the opening whistle. Mutondo Stars created several chances in the early stages but failed to capitalize due to poor finishing in front of goal.
Napsa Stars struggled to find rhythm in the opening half and found themselves under pressure for long periods. However, they remained disciplined defensively and managed to contain the young Mutondo side, with the teams heading into halftime level at 0β0.
At the break, Head Coach Tennant Chilumba made a tactical double substitution, introducing Selisho Bwalya and Christopher Bwalya for Tresor Ilunga and Emarson Kabwe in a bid to change the momentum.
Further changes followed as Evans Kayombo Jr replaced Godfrey Binga in the 52nd minute, while Jimmy Mukeya came on for Kenneth Kasanga three minutes later.
The breakthrough finally arrived in the 68th minute. After sustained pressure and a determined second-half performance, Mathews Tolopa found the decisive goal, finishing off a well-worked move from a Selisho Bwalya assist and sending the home crowd into wild celebrations.
Napsa Stars dug deep in the closing stages, and the lone goal proved enough to seal a priceless victory and preserve their top-flight status.
The Pensioners completed the season with 36 points, finishing in 15th position on the Zambia Premier League table.
Speaking after the match, Head Coach Tennant Chilumba expressed relief after achieving the season's objective.
βIt was a tough season. I came in when the team was in a dangerous position and the goal was to survive relegation,β he said.
A season of pressure, struggle, and resilience ended with survival secured.
Ends...
24/05/2026
Still stuck with us batini π
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24/05/2026
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Napsa Stars 1-0 Mutondo Stars