Red Arrows

Red Arrows took the name in 1975.

They play out of Nkoloma Stadium in Chelstone, red from shirt to socks, black trimming the edges.

The honours board reads in bursts rather than a steady climb. A Super League title in 2004 stood alone for years before the club returned to form and took two more, in 2021–22 and 2023–24, the second of those seasons also delivering the Zambia Cup. Further back, 1977 to 1981 produced three Heroes and Unity Cup wins in the space of five years, and 1982 and 1983 added the Challenge Cup and the Champion of Champions Cup in successive seasons — a short spell when the club seemed to win whatever was put in front of it.

Goalkeeper Toaster Nsabata gave the side the kind of long service that turns a player into part of the furniture, while further forward Col Jere has been the more recent name supporters bring up first. Prisca Chilufya wore the shirt before her move to Turkey in 2022, one of the paths that has taken Red Arrows players abroad.

Four Zambia Cups now sit on that list, the newest dated 2026.