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06/08/2026

CAF regulation is compromised. There is no way a team that has scored eight goals and conceded two be out and the teams that have conceded more goals with less goals that they’ve scored, they’re there.

They came up with the compromise system just to favour certain people. When you have such kind of crookedness in an organization, football will be destroyed. This will destroy football.

And this is why Africa can never win World Cup because Africans, they like shortcuts. It’s not possible. How can a team which has scored more goals, conceded less goals go out?

This is a compromise regulation. They saw it coming. They saw that Zambia would score more goals and concede less goals but they came up with a system to make sure that certain teams are favoured.

This is a very bad system that they are trying to implement. They are corrupt.

06/08/2026

STATEMENT: CALL FOR CLARITY AND FAIRNESS FROM CAF

We are deeply concerned by the current CAF competition regulations that have eliminated teams based on criteria that do not reflect performance on the pitch.

A team that scored 8 goals and conceded 2 has been eliminated, while teams with more goals conceded and fewer goals scored have progressed.

This raises serious questions about fairness and transparency. Such compromise regulations appear designed to favor certain nations and undermine the integrity of African football.

If this continues, it will destroy the credibility of our game and is one of the reasons Africa struggles at the World Cup level.

We therefore call upon CAF and FAZ to demand an immediate review and clarification of these tie-breaker rules. African football deserves fairness, not shortcuts.

28/07/2026

01/04/2026

When you are playing Argentina—the world champions, a team that treats every match like a final—you are supposed to prepare a good team. You are supposed to select the best legs, the sharpest minds, the players who understand that wearing the national jersey is not a favor but a responsibility. Instead, we saw a collection of bodies who looked lost on the same pitch where World Cup winners were performing.
Players who are not good player. how much of these players did you bring? How many passengers did you load onto that plane?
You cannot bring such kind of players when you are bringing a… what class of team are we trying to present? Argentina brought class. They brought world champions. They brought players who fight for their national shirt like it is the last battle. We brought experiments. We brought names that don’t even command respect in our local league, let alone on a global stage.
This is not about being patriotic to every Zambian player. It is about honesty. There are good players everywhere in this country—players who are hungry, players who are fit, players who would run through a wall for the badge. But you ignored them. Instead, you filled the squad with players who lack the basic technical ability to control a ball under pressure, who cannot read the tempo of a high-level match.
What message does that send? That facing Argentina is a joke? That we can use the world champions as a testing ground for players who are not even knocking on the door of the national team on merit?
This is the wrong way to go, ba FAZ. You inherited a team that had structure. Now you are dismantling it with selections that lack quality, with call-ups that raise eyebrows across the continent. We expected better from you. We expected a team that reflects the pride of Zambia, not a collection of players who make us look like amateurs on a big stage.
Argentina is not Malawi. You cannot afford to experiment. You cannot afford to bring players who are not good to play football—not when the whole world is watching.
Learn that lesson before you destroy what little respect this team has left.

10/02/2026

Psalm 105:19 NIV
[19] till what he foretold came to pass, till the word of the Lord proved him true.