Chitipa Utd amasses 2 points in Mzuzu

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Chitipa Utd amasses 2 points in Mzuzu

A TNM Super League tour to Mzuzu by Savenda Chitipa United has seen them collecting 2 points from 2 games out of a possible six and are still stuck on position 13. On Saturday, the visitors played out a barren draw against Moyale Barracks at Mzuzu Stadium before a one-all draw against Mzuzu Warriors on […]

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