Myole Barax and Be Forward Wanderers played out a 1:1 draw in the Super League on Friday evening. The hosts took an early lead through G. Chirwa before the visitors struck back late on. It was a match that could have gone either way until the final whistle.
Chirwa found the net in the ninth minute, capitalising on what looked like a defensive lapse. The goal settled the home crowd early and set the tone for a competitive encounter. Wanderers had to work hard to get back into the game.
By then, the visitors were pressing for an equaliser. Mkandawire finally got over the line in the 85th minute, and the away fans erupted. The goal shifted the momentum completely, forcing Myole Barax to defend desperately.
And here's the thing — the drama wasn't over. Nyirenda received a red card in the 90th minute, leaving the hosts with ten men for stoppage time. It was a harsh blow that could have cost them dearly had Wanderers found a second.
To be fair, the result keeps both teams on track for their objectives. Myole Barax remain sixth with 21 points from 15 games, while Wanderers move closer to the top with 29 points from 14 matches. The gap between them remains manageable.