Soccer Review from the Zambia Daily Mail
MANY times it is argued that Zambian soccer fans pay too much allegiance to English Premier League (EPL) teams, matches and players, and, to some extent, the Spanish League at the expense of the (FAZ) league and Zambian players. Click here for the Full Story
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Zambia star Emmanuel Mayuka has described as a dream come true for him to move to England after his £3m switch to Southampton. Click here for the Full Story
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African Cup of Nations Golden Boot winner Emmanuel Mayuka will join Premier League side Southampton after the Saints agreed terms with the player and his Swiss club Young Boys.
The 21-year-old Zambian international striker passed a medical, Southampton said, and has been granted a work permit.
The club hopes the deal can be ratified in time for Mayuka to join Saints for their clash with Manchester United on Sunday. Click here for the Full Story
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Southampton have signed Zambia striker Emmanuel Mayuka from Young Boys Berne for an undisclosed fee.
The 21-year-old has signed a five-year deal after passing a medical. Click here for the Full Story
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ZAMBIA striker, Emmanuel Mayuka has confirmed that English Premier League club, Queens Park Rangers (QPR) have offered him a contract but that he is not yet decided. With the British transfer window closing this Friday, Mayuka of Swiss side Young Boys posted on his tweeter account that QPR had offered him a deal to move to Loftus Road in London. Click here for the Full Story
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Sports minister Chishimba Kambwili has disclosed that government has granted Zambia National Soccer Team coach Herve Renard a residence permit.
This means that Renard is free to live in Zambia for as long as he wishes. Click here for the Full Story
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Herve Renard has called 24 African champion superstars to begin Zambia’s defence of her Africa Cup crown when the Chipolopolo
engage the Cranes of Uganda in the first leg of the final round of qualifying for next January’s Africa Cup finals. Click here for the Full Story
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KOREA Republic has named four uncapped players in an all-local squad that faces Africa champions Zambia in Wednesday’s international friendly in Seoul.
And the Zambia national soccer team arrived in Seoul yesterday ahead of the match.
Defenders Shin Kwang-Hoon of Pohang Steelers, Incheon United’s Jung In-Whan and Sim Woo-Yeon from Jeonbuk Hyundai including Steelers midfielder Hwang Jin-Sung have been called up in the eight-time FIFA World Cup finalists’ squad to face Chipolopolo. Click here for the full story
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ZAMBIA has dropped three rungs on the latest FIFA/Coca-Cola World ranking released yesterday which has seen the Chipolopolo slumped to 44th on the globe from last month’s 41st and slipped to ninth from sixth in Africa.
Ivory Coast still leads the chart on the continent trailed by Ghana, Algeria, Libya and Mali while Egypt, Tunisia and Gabon sneaked ahead of Zambia. The African Champions drop on the monthly ranking can be attributed to the developmental squad’s loss to Malawi last month. Click here for full story
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Zambia national team coach Herve Renard believes that focus and maintaining playing philosophy of the Chipolopolo will ensure the kings of African football continue on their path of success.
Looking back over the last six months since Zambia became African champions; Renard said the team’s future is bright. Click here to read more of this Story. By UKZambians
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Chipolopolo Midfielder Nathan Sinkala Is Reported To Have Suffered A Mild Stroke At His Tp Mazembe Base In The Democratic Republic Of Congo.
Reliable Sources Have Disclosed To Tumfweko That Nathan Sinkala Who Was Evacuated To Zambia From The DRC Has Since Been Re-Evacuated To South Africa.
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FIFA has cast doubts on Zambia’s hopes to haul three points off Sudan following the use of an ineligible player in a 2014 Brazil World Cup qualifier last month. Tumfweko
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