Bush Bucks take lead, Imore FC remain behind

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2025-02-10

KATIMA MULILO - 17 JUNE 2023 - Oryza Sativa FC leads the Zambezi Second Division Football League after two games played for the 2023/2024 season. (Photo: Contributed) NAMPA

OPUWO, 10 FEB (NAMPA) – The Namport Zambezi Second Division Football League wrapped up rounds three and four over the weekend, catapulting Bush Bucks to the top of the standings while leaving newcomers Imore FC still searching for their first victory at the bottom.
League administrator Ngwama Vuyalo told Nampa on Monday that the matches produced a total of 27 goals across eight games.
Notably, Bush Bucks claimed a dominant 4-0 win against Green...

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