Botomani's late goal earns Manoma a vital point against Red Lions

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Botomani's late goal earns Manoma a vital point against Red Lions

'We lost a lot of opportunities. May be it wasn't just our day.' Substitute, Misheck Botomani scores a late goal for Mighty Wanderers to secure a vital point against Red Lions in a game which was dictated by lots of drama on Saturday at Kamuzu Stadium. The two teams were equal in measure and strength […]

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