By Thumbiko Nyirongo

In a highly anticipated and fiercely contested Blantyre derby, Nyasa Big Bullets and Mighty Mukuru Wanderers played out a thrilling 1-1 draw, leaving both teams with a share of the spoils and a sense of unfinished business.

Isaac Kaliati put the Wanderers ahead in the 21st minute with a beautifully crafted goal, expertly assisted by the talented Gaddie Chirwa.

The Wanderers’ celebrations were short-lived, however, as Patrick Mwaungulu equalized for the Bullets in the 48th minute, capitalizing on a well-worked team move that left the Wanderers’ defense scrambling.

The match was a intense and physical encounter, with both teams creating scoring opportunities and pushing each other to the limit.

Gaddie Chirwa was a standout player for the Wanderers, causing problems for the Bullets’ defense throughout the game with his pace, skill, and vision.

The result leaves both teams with a point each, with the Wanderers maintaining their third position and the Bullets remaining in fourth place.

While the draw marks a fair result for both teams, considering the intensity and competitiveness of the match, it will undoubtedly leave both sets of fans feeling somewhat unsatisfied.

Man of the match was Gaddie Chirwa, whose impressive performance earned him the accolade and cemented his reputation as one of the most exciting players in the league.

The draw marks the latest chapter in the long and storied rivalry between these two Blantyre giants, and sets the stage for an even more intense and thrilling encounter in the return fixture.

The Blantyre derby once again lived up to its reputation as one of the most thrilling and unpredictable fixtures in Malawian football, and fans will eagerly await the next installment.

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