Nchanga Rangers Queens vs Green Buffaloes Women FC
0 - 2
06 December 2025 · Zambian Women's Super League<br>Premier League
Away league match played on 06 December 2025.
Kicked off at 3:00 PM
0-2
vs Nchanga Rangers Queens
Away league match
Green Buffaloes Women FC hosted Nchanga Rangers Queens at Nchanga Stadium in Chingola on 6 December 2025, with kick-off at 3:00pm in a league fixture. The home side emerged victorious with a 2-0 scoreline after a disciplined and effective display over the full 90 minutes.
Deploying a 4-3-3 formation, Green Buffaloes Women FC set up with a back four, three midfielders centrally, and a front three leading the attack. The defensive line was expected to maintain solidity and provide width, while the midfield trio aimed to control possession and link play between defence and attack. Up front, the three forwards were tasked with pressing the opposition defence and creating goal-scoring opportunities. The team’s substitutes were not named for this fixture.
The match began with both sides probing cautiously, but Green Buffaloes gradually asserted their dominance through structured build-up play. The first half saw a competitive battle in midfield, with neither side able to break the deadlock before the interval.
At half time, the score remained 0-0, reflecting a tightly contested opening 45 minutes. The home side’s organisation and tactical discipline were evident, but they had yet to convert their chances.
In the second half, Green Buffaloes Women FC increased their intensity and began to carve out clearer opportunities. Their persistence paid off as they found the net twice, securing a comfortable lead. The defence held firm throughout, denying Nchanga Rangers Queens any meaningful chances to respond.
Diana Banda was named Player of the Match for her influential performance, contributing significantly to both defensive stability and attacking transitions. Her presence was a key factor in Green Buffaloes’ control of the game and eventual success.
Despite the referee’s modest performance rating, the match proceeded without major controversy, allowing the players to dictate the tempo and outcome. The 900 spectators at Nchanga Stadium witnessed a well-earned victory for the home side, who now look to build on this result in their upcoming fixtures.