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Eltaszone - TNM Super League: Big Bullets off to title defence with win

Big Bullets FC against all odds beat Silvers Strikers at Civo Stadium on Saturday, to start the defence of their TNM Super League on a positive note.



After barrel first half in which both team  created good scoring opportunities Bullets drew first bllod in the 62nd minute through veteran striker Chiukepo Msowoya’s wonderful goal.



Chiukepo got the end of Jaffalie Chande’s effort to put his team on course for the famous victory.



But Bullets had to wait as Silver eqaulised in the 32nd minute through Sam Gunde in the 77th minute.



Leftback Yamikani Fodya scored the winner in the 84th minute from a freekick delivered just outside the 18-yard box in a highly competitive match which reflected on the official opening match of the season.



Bullets faced their former top players Tizgobere Kumwenda and Victor Limabani but new signing Eneya Banda from relegated Karonga United was a marvel to watch and deservedly voted man of the match.



Bullets coach Lyoid Nkhwazi said he was happy to win the first game of the season against a highly fancied team.

    Eltaszone - TNM Super League: Big Bullets off to title defence with win

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