EDEN University Chief Executive Officer Kelvin Kaunda says the high levels of competition exhibited in the first ever National Division One League was healthy and highly encouraging not only to the participants but also to

The Football Association of Zambia has awarded Super league side Zanaco three points following a disciplinary committee meeting held on Monday. Zanaco had written the association demanding that they be awarded three points after it

The itchy sensation to show who is who in the much awaited blockbuster fixture in the Eden University National Division One League between ball switchers Kafue Celtic and shrewed Prison Leopards over the weekend certainly

Andrew Kamanga has insisted that there is a huge possibility that the video assistant referee technology will be introduced next season following the training of officials in analysis. In his weekly campaign posts, the FAZ

National team coach Milutin Sredojevic has acknowledged Austrian based Chipolopolopo players Patson Daka and Enock Mwepu will be key to Zambia’s qualification for the AFCON and World Cup tournaments. Speaking when he conferred with the

FAZ presidential aspirant Joseph Nkole has stressed the need to use football as a catalyst for tourism development. He said once elected into office, he will work with the necessary Ministries to help Zambia actualise

Zambia Women’s national team goalkeeper Hazel Nali has joined other football stars in the country in flaunting the proceeds of their talent after acquiring her Nissan Mirror vehicle. The shot stopper who plays for army

Soccer administrator Ricky Mamfunda says government in conjunction with FAZ should take a holistic approach to tackle the surge in the number of players and staff testing positive to the COVID-19. In an interview with

FOREST Rangers Football Club’s participation in the resumed FAZ/MTN Super League hangs in the balance as 28 players and support staff have tested positive for COVID-19. The football club’s media and public relations officer Christina

FOOTBALL Association of Zambia (FAZ) president Andrew Kamanga says the association will in future set up a full-time coaching school in Zambia that will offer three to five-year coaching programmes. Kamanga said the Croatian Federation