Red Lions FC (Balaka)
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| Full name | Red Lions Football Club |
|---|---|
| Nickname(s) | ma reds |
| Founded | 1976 |
| Ground | Balaka Stadium Balaka, Malawi |
| Capacity | 3,000 |
| Chairman | frank phiri |
| Manager | mike kumanga |
| League | TNM Super League |
| 2013–14 | 7th |
Red Lions Football Club is a Malawian football club based in Zomba, Malawi. The club playing in the highest level league of Malawi - super league. The Red Lions FC of Malawi is a Military football Club from Zomba the Old Capital of Malawi. In the past the club was predominantly made of soldiers. Most of their players were spotted from smaller Military Teams back in the days in the name of Moyale Barracks FC, Kamuzu Barracks FC and the Kamuzu Military College now MAFCO. In recent years all these teams have been promoted to play in the TNM Super League, the highest football league in the country, thus the Red Lions Football Club have to acquire talent from elsewhere. The club has produced notable footballers some of which were instrumental in the success of the Malawi National team such as Collins Thewe, Matthias Chisale, Wilfred Nyalugwe, Mike Kumanga, prichard mwansa and Victor Phiri among others. The Club has never been relegated since the inception of the Super League in Malawi. Even though its currently base is in the Eastern Town of Balaka, the Club hails from Zomba City.
current squad
Goalkeeper
Jacob kaunda,
Defenders
Patrick Sanudi, James chirwa, Gibson nkhonjera, Mphatso ngwira, Clemment Mlomba, James Chirwa, Benesi Kaisi, Mphatso Ngwira, Chikondi Sanudi,
Midfielders
Chikoti chirwa, Steve ziba, Lotti Chawinga, Chikoti Chirwa, Ndaona Limbani, Loti Chawinga, Steve Ziba, Moses Nankumba,
Strikers
kumbukani Mwambene, innocent Bokosi, bonface Kaulesi,[1] Mathews Simbeyi, Willard John,[2]
chievements
current league position
tnm supper league[3]
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