National Sports

Gabadinho, Atusaye on target

Listen to this article
Scored first: Gabadhno
Scored first: Gabadhno

Flames forwards Gabadinho Mhango and Atusaye Nyondo were on target for their teams in the South African Premier Soccer League (PSL) mid-week fixtures.

Gabadinho drew first blood for Bloemfontein Celtic in the fourth minute as they swept aside Golden Arrows 3-0 to go eighth on the table with 16 points from 12 games. Thabo Nthenthe and Vuyani Ntanga scored the other goals for Phunya Sele Sele.

According to Kickoff.com, Gabadinho beat Arrows goaltender Siya Mngona with a right-footed effort.

Another Malawian defender Limbikani Mzava, was also in action for Celtic in the emphatic win that leaves them unbeaten in eight games.

Former Flames captain John Maduka who is also Celtic team manager, was all praises for Gabadinho: “As I said, he keeps getting better with time and as soon as he settles down, he will be massive. He is a naturally gifted player with a bright future.”

Nyondo scored the last goal for University of Pretoria in their 3-1 victory over Free State Stars. ‘Varsity have moved one step up to 14th on the log with 11 points from 12 games.

Finding form: Nyondo
Finding form: Nyondo

But there was no game time for striker Robin Ngalande whose side also won 1-0 against Moroka Swallows. Wits are on third position with 19 points from 11 games

Other Malawians, veteran forward Esau Kanyenda and midfielder Robert ‘Baggio’ Ngambi were inactive as their teams Polokwane City and Platinum Stars respectively were on bye.

Stars are fourth also with 19 points from 12 games while Polokwane are 14th with 11 points from 12 games.

 

 

Related Articles

One Comment

  1. Gaba needs to settle for one name in South Africa. It appears the SA media have three different names fo rhim; he is either Gabadihno, Hellings or Frank, of course with Mhango as surname. This is not good because it looks as if we are talking about three different players and that is not good for his branding and profile. Kanjere, advise him.

Back to top button