Smart Asks “how May I Assist You?” As Real Beat Rangers

Real Madrinks welcomed Twin Palm Rangers to their home ground on 22 March 2025 for an exhilarating league match that concluded with a 4-2 victory for the hosts. The match kicked off promptly at 12:00pm, setting the stage for a captivating display of football.

Real Madrinks adopted a 4-5-1 formation, which saw Vincent Kidiaba stationed in goal, flanked by a solid back four comprising Smart Kasongo on the right, Jala Pensulo and Isaac Chipwatanga in central defence, and Jordan B on the left. The midfield was packed with creativity and energy, featuring Brandon Imaata on the right, Isaac Bush and Uncle B centrally, and Nimrod Simuchimba on the left. Up front, Micheal Mukuka was the lone striker, tasked with leading the line and converting chances into goals.

The substitutes were not listed for this match, but the starting eleven was more than capable of making an impact on the game.

The opening goal came in the 13th minute when Micheal Mukuka found the back of the net, tapping in from close range after a well-placed cross from Smart Kasongo. This early strike set the tone for Real Madrinks, who looked to dominate possession and dictate the pace of the game.

As the first half progressed, Real Madrinks continued to apply pressure, with their midfield trio orchestrating play effectively. However, Twin Palm Rangers managed to hold their ground, attempting to counterattack but failing to break down the resolute defence of Real Madrinks.

The first half concluded with Real Madrinks leading 1-0, a scoreline that reflected their dominance in both possession and chances created. The players headed into the dressing rooms, with the home side looking to build on their lead in the second half.

As the second half unfolded, Real Madrinks maintained their momentum, showcasing a blend of skill and tactical awareness. The midfielders worked tirelessly to control the game, while Mukuka remained a constant threat up front.

The match saw Smart Kasongo being recognised for his outstanding performance, earning the accolade of Player of the Match. His assist for the opening goal was a testament to his ability to influence the game from the back.

Real Madrinks' victory was not just a testament to their attacking prowess but also highlighted their defensive solidity, which was crucial in stifling Twin Palm Rangers' attempts to find an equaliser. The final whistle confirmed a well-deserved 4-2 win for Real Madrinks, a result that will surely boost their confidence as they continue their league campaign.