FCB Nyasa Big Bullets teams were in action across multiple competitions this weekend. From the TNM Super League to the BDYFL, the Club showcased resilience, recovery, and promise, continuing to compete strongly at every level.
Across senior and youth football, each team demonstrated fighting spirit and ambition, keeping fans excited as the season enters its final stretch.
First Team: Bounce-Back Win Keeps Title Hopes Alive
The First Team endured a challenging northern trip that ended with a 2–0 defeat to Moyale Barracks on Wednesday afternoon. The setback limited Bullets’ northern harvest to three points following an earlier 2–0 win over Karonga United.
Back at Mpira Stadium, Peter Mponda’s men responded with character, securing a 2–0 win over Ekhaya FC on Sunday. First-half substitute Maxwell Phodo opened the scoring, before he setup Ephraim Kondowe to seal the victory. The result reignited belief among supporters and reinforced the team’s title credentials.
The win moved Bullets to second place with 62 points from 28 matches, just three points behind Mighty Wanderers (65 points). Silver Strikers remain third with 57 points, and Civo Service United complete the top four with 41 points.
With only a handful of matches remaining, Bullets remain firmly in the title conversation as the TNM Super League race intensifies.
Women: Northern Victory Boosts Top-Four Ambitions
Maggie Chombo’s side returned north with smiles after a hard-fought 2–1 victory over Moyale Sisters in the NBM Women’s Premiership.
Goals from Leah Mussa and Linda Nyangu highlighted the win, pushing Bullets to fourth place with 22 points. MDF Lioness are third on the same points but ahead on goal difference, while Silver Strikers Ladies remain top with 36 points, and Ascent Academy occupy second with 29 points.
The win underscores Bullets Women’s growing confidence and resilience as the league heads into its decisive phase.
Reserves: Midweek Masterclass Maintains Momentum
In midweek ThumbsUp Southern Region Football League action, Heston Munthali’s boys produced a commanding 3–0 win over Mighty Tigers Reserves, keeping them fourth with 49 points and three matches still to play.
Bullets were dominant throughout the match, and the victory keeps them in touch with the top of the table. Chilobwe United lead with 53 points, Ekhaya Reserves follow with 52, and Wanderers Reserves sit third on 51 points.
Our Reserves return to action this Thursday at Kamuzu Stadium to host Immigration FC, aiming to close the gap on the leading pack.
Under-19: Young Guns Keep Title Dream Alive
Yamikani Fodya’s boys maintained their impressive run in the Blantyre District Youth Football League with a hard-earned 1–0 victory over Young Stars, demonstrating maturity and tactical discipline.
The win moved Bullets Under-19 to 46 points from 22 matches, consolidating second place and keeping them in contention for the title. Wanderers Youth lead by five points after a 2–1 win over Extending Hope, while Ekhaya Youth are third on 43 points. Manchester Motor Spares FC and Soche Madrid sit fourth and fifth on 40 points respectively.
The Under-19s’ consistency continues to highlight The People’s Team’s bright future.
From senior squads to youth teams, FCB Nyasa Big Bullets showcased depth, determination, and ambition over the weekend. With crucial fixtures still to come, all four teams remain competitive and focused, embodying Maule’s fighting spirit as the business end of the season approaches.
