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MALAWI

malawi

Year of formation: 1966
Affiliation FIFA: 1967
Affiliation CAF: 1968
National Stadium: Chichiri Stadium, Blantyre (50 000)
National Colours: Red / White / Red and Black

Malawi have been runners-up in two Cosafa Castle Cup competitions, reaching the final for the first time in 2002 and the making the final again the following year. Although they were beaten in both legs of the finals by South Africa and Zimbabwe respectively, the Flames have shown they are building a side to be reckoned with in the future. Malawi did beat past winners Angola and Zambia on their way to the final in 2002 and the next year disposed of Zambia again on penalties in the semifinals. Malawi have a strong record in regional competition, having won the East and Central African Senior Challenge Cup three times – in 1978, 1979 and 1988. Now the landlocked country is part of Cosafa and has been eager participants in the Cosafa Castle Cup and Cosafa Senior Challenge, playing in all previous editions. Malawi have also qualified for the African Nations Cup finals once before – in Cote d’Ivoire in 1984 and were bronze medallists at the 1987 All-Africa Games in Nairobi.

And proof of their progress has been their progression to the final round of qualifying for the 2010 FIFA World Cup, where they have drawn Cote d’Ivoire, Guinea and Burkina Faso.

They will be hoping for a top three finish at the very least, which would win them qualification for the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations to be held in Angola.

 

DATE

VENUE

OPPONENT

RESULT

GOALSCORERS

1-3-97

Gaborone

BOTSWANA

4-1

Nyirongo, Maduka,

Nkhwazi, Mwase

 

 

 

 

12-4-97

Lilongwe

MOZAMBIQUE

2-2

Nkhwazi, A Mpinganjira

19-4-97

Lusaka

ZAMBIA

0-4

 

28-6-97

Windhoek

NAMIBIA

1-4

Fazili

9-8-97

Lilongwe

TANZANIA

2-2

Fazili, Nkhwazi

10-1-98

Blantyre

ZAMBIA

0-1

 

24-4-99

Blantyre

ANGOLA

1-2

Moises II (og)

22-5-99

Blantyre

NAMIBIA

1-1

Tjihero (og)

15-4-00

Blantyre

MOZAMBIQUE

2-1

Chitsulo, Kumanga

20-5-00

Blantyre

ANGOLA

0-0

 

17-3-01

Gaborone

BOTSWANA

1-0

Kanyenda

21-7-01

Blantyre

SOUTH AFRICA

1-0

Mabedi (pen)

25-8-01

Blantyre

ZIMBABWE

0-2

 

18-5-02

Blantyre

ANGOLA

2-1

Kanyenda, Fernando (og)

10-8-02

Blantyre

ZAMBIA

1-0

Kanyenda (pen)

21-9-02

Blantyre

SOUTH AFRICA

1-3

Mabedi (pen)

28-9-02

Durban

SOUTH AFRICA

0-1

 

25-5-03

Gaborone

BOTSWANA

1-1

Chavula

16-8-03

Blantyre

ZAMBIA

1-1

Mwafulirwa

27-9-03

Blantyre

ZIMBABWE

1-2

Mwafulirwa

5-10-03

Harare

ZIMBABWE

0-2

 

13-6-04

Maputo

MOZAMBIQUE

0-2

 

11-6-05

Lusaka

LESOTHO

2-1

Chitsulo, Zakazaka

12-06-05

Lusaka

ZAMBIA

1-2

Maduka

22-7-06

Windhoek

ZAMBIA

1-3

Mthandawire

23-7-06

Windhoek

NAMIBIA

2-3

Chavula, Chilapondwa

26-05-07

Somhlolo

SOUTH AFRICA

0-0
lost 5-4 on penalties

-

27-05-07

Somhlolo

SWAZILAND

0-1

-

20-07-08

Secunda

LESOTHO

1-0

Msowoya

22-07-08

Secunda

COMORES

1-0

Kondowe

24-07-08

Secunda

NAMIBIA

0-1

-

RECORD

 

P

 W

D

L

F

A

Home

14

4

5

5

15

18

Away

17

5

2

10

15

26

Total

31

9

7

15

30

44