Maina Soko Queens Thrash Judiciary Female Team 4-1 In Lusaka

In a commanding display, Maina Soko Queens Football Club triumphed over Judiciary Female Team with a resounding 4-1 victory in a friendly match held in Lusaka on 22 November 2024. The match kicked off at 2:30pm and showcased the Queens' attacking prowess, leaving their opponents struggling to keep pace throughout the encounter.

Maina Soko Queens adopted a 4-3-3 formation, which allowed them to dominate both the midfield and the flanks. Precious Mutale took her position as the goalkeeper, while Loveness Namukolo and Esther Nalwimba operated as the right and left defenders, respectively. In central defence, Prisca Ng'andu and Gift Chipampa formed a solid partnership. The midfield trio consisted of Zahara Muteto on the right, Annie Mbewe in the centre, and Faides Zulu on the left, providing both creativity and support to the forward line. Up front, Mirriam Mooya and Fostiner Phiri flanked striker Trust Vwangila, who was expected to lead the line and convert chances into goals.

The match began with both teams testing each other's resolve, but it was Maina Soko Queens who quickly found their rhythm. As the first half progressed, the Queens' attacking intent became evident, and they soon took control of the game.

The breakthrough came as Trust Vwangila showcased his clinical finishing ability, netting the first goal of the match. His strike set the tone for the Queens, who continued to apply pressure on the Judiciary defence. The midfielders, particularly Annie Mbewe, orchestrated play effectively, linking up well with the forwards and creating numerous opportunities.

As the first half drew to a close, the referee signalled for half-time at the 15-minute mark, with Maina Soko leading comfortably. The Judiciary Female Team had struggled to contain the relentless attacking play of their opponents, and the half-time break provided them with a much-needed opportunity to regroup.

Upon the resumption of play, Maina Soko Queens maintained their momentum. They quickly added to their tally, with Vwangila once again finding the back of the net, further extending their lead. The Queens' confidence surged, and they continued to dominate possession, with their midfielders dictating the pace of the game.

Judiciary Female Team managed to pull one back, but it was merely a consolation as Maina Soko responded with two more goals, showcasing their attacking depth and tactical superiority. The Queens' forwards were relentless, with Vwangila leading the charge and earning the title of Player of the Match for his outstanding performance.

As the final whistle blew, the scoreboard reflected a convincing 4-1 victory for Maina Soko Queens. The match served as an excellent preparation for the team, highlighting their strengths and areas for improvement ahead of future fixtures. The referee, Court Clerk, oversaw the match with a competent performance, ensuring the game flowed smoothly despite the competitive nature of the encounter.