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CIVO, Dynamos remain mid table

Civil Service United and Dedza Dynamos have shared the spoils following a 1-1 draw at Civo Stadium in Lilongwe on Saturday.

Dedza started scoring in the 25th minute through Marko Chiwaya, while the home side equalised in the 43rd minute via Precious Chipingu in the 43rd minute.

This means Civo are 10th with 21 points, while Dynamos are 12th with 19 points.

Initially, the civil servants started with an attacking intent. In the 13th minute, Righteous Banda had an attempt but it missed the target.

Eight minutes later, Kesten Banda made a thunderous shot but it was punched out to a corner kick which was wasted.

However, Dynamos responded with their offensive play via a corner kick which was received by Marko Chiwaya, who missed the chance by heading away.

Chiwaya’s goal came in the 26th minute when he received a lob from Willard Tathedwa, scoring from outside the 18-yard box.

In the 42nd minute, Dedza could have doubled the lead via Chifuniro Mpinganjira, but his attempt struck the upright bar.

Nonetheless, Civo equalised in the 45th minute as he slotted home through Dastan Banda.

In the second half, all teams were almost at par as no side made a serious attempt offensively.

At the end of the match, Dedza Dynamos, who were donning a red shirt in respect to the host who wore yellow, Marko Chiwaya was awarded as the man of the match.

Elsewhere, Mighty Wanders won 1-0 Check sporting, courtesy Peter Ng’ambi.

League action returns on Sunday making them lead the standings with 36 points, three ahead against Bullets who are three point nys behind but have a game in hand against MAFCO on away ground on Sunday.

Other games include; Blue Eagles against Chitipa United at home, Moyale Barracks against Silver Strikers, Red Lions versus Ekhaya, finishing with Masters FC locking horns with Karonga United at the Bingu National Stadium in Lilongwe.

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