…This is the first time in the Singinda Big Stars’ history that they have reached the group stage of the CAF Confederation Cup.
Chipolopolo Midfielder Clatous Chota Chama, alias Triple C scored the second goal, converting from the spot as Singinda Big Stars beat Burundian side Flambeau du Centre 3-1 in the second leg of their CAF Confederation Cup second preliminary round to book a place in the group stage. 
The Tanzanian side came from a goal down to beat their Burundian counterparts 3-1. 
David Irishura gave Flambeu du Centre the lead after 26 minutes at the Azam Complex Stadium. But Horso Muaku levelled matters for Singida Black Stars FC just ten minutes into the second stanza. 
In the 65th minute the home side earned a penalty after a deliberate handball in the box and the red card for the Burundian side.
Clatous Chota Chama stepped up and made no mistake from the spot to put Singinda in the lead for the first time in the match.The Zambian international also scored Singinda’s only  goal in the 1-1 draw in the first leg. 
Idriss Diomande put the icing on the cake with a third goal in the 75 minute with a well headed finish.
Singida Black Stars FC went on to qualify on a 4-2 goal aggregate and now join other teams like Azam FC (Tanzania), ZESCO FC (Zambia), Maniema Fc (DR Congo), USM Alger (Algeria), San Pedro (Ivory Coast) and Olympique de Safi (Morocco) in the group stage.
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The Zambia Women National Team, The Copper Queens will finish off the job against the brave Gladiators of Namibia on Sunday afternoon and punch a ticket to Morocco 2026 Women’s African Cup of Nations. 
The Copper Queens host the Brave Gladiators this afternoon at the Levy Mwanawasa Stadium in Ndola with the kick off set at 15h00. 
Coach Nora Häuptle and her technical staff had their final training session at the Levy Mwanawasa Stadium on Saturday afternoon as they looked to fine tune their squad. 
Zambia lead 4-2 from the first leg and will be looking to seal their place at the continental showpiece before their home fans in Ndola.
Hazel Natasha Nali is expected to continue between the sticks with Lushomo Mweemba and Mapalo Maluba partnering in the heart of defense. 
Rachel Nachula and Margaret Belemu started in South Africa but Martha Tembo came on for the last few minutes and is again available for selection this afternoon and hence coach Nora Häuptle could look to switch things up. 
In Midfield, Mary Wilombe, Evarine Susan Katongo, And Grace Chanda were selected in the first leg. Natasha ‘Little Tasha’ Nanyangwe, Maweta Chilenga, and Ireen Lungu are all available for selection. 
Upfront Rachel Kundananji who scored a hat-trick in the first leg will again lead the attack alongside electric Eneless Phiri. 
Regina Chanda, Penelope Mulubwa and Prisca Chilufya will battle for a place to join Kundananji and Phiri upfront. 
The winner over two legs joins the 16-team tournament that will be held in Morocco in March/April next year.
Tickets are selling across Shoprite outlets via Computicket and are pegged at K50 (North, South and East), K150 (West) and K250 (VIP).
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By FAZ Media 
The Zambia U-17 Men’s National Team has departed Lusaka for Dubai in the United Arab Emirates for a pre-tournament international camp ahead of their participation in the World Cup slated for Qatar.
The Dennis Makinka-tutored side left the Kenneth Kaunda International Airport at exactly 21:30 hours and is expected to set base in Dubai.
While in Dubai, the Junior Chipolopolo will play some warm-up matches before the tournament kicks off on November 3, 2025.
While in Dubai, Zambia will play New Caledonia and Mexico as part of the team’s pre-tournament camp in Dubai.
This is the first time that the Zambia Under-17 Men’s National team has made it to the World Cup and will be looking to impress.
The Junior Chipolopolo are in Group H with Brazil, Honduras, and Indonesia.
Zambia will open its account on November 4 against Indonesia before facing Honduras three days later and wrapping up with Brazil on November 10.
This is the 26-member squad that has travelled to Dubai.
Coach Makinka is, however, expected to name his final 21-member squad after the Dubai camp.
Goalkeepers
Rogers Simumba (Shamuel Football Academy), Wiseman Nkumbu Nyirenda (BillyPro Football Academy), and Christo Chitambala (Red Arrows Football Club).
Defenders
Jonathan Moomba Kalimina, Saviour Chola Mwanse (both Kafue Celtics Football), Andrew Mwape (Metro Stars Football Academy), James Nene Sibene (Sporting Lusaka), Levyson Banda (Superade Academy) and Pablo Ndalama (Dream Factory Academy)
Midfielders
Mike Bwalya Mutale (Makeni All Stars), Lucas Daka (Read Football Academy, UK), Nelson Chilemu, Nthasilwe Malupande (both Kafue Celtics Football), Steven Lungu (Morkved Football Academy), Felix Phiri (Alashkert Football Club, Armenia), Mapalo Simute (Mkushi Rising Stars), Gabriel Phiri (NAPSA FC), Bongani Ndhlovu (Metro Stars FC), Lukonde Mwale (SV Huesca FC, Spain), Robert Banda (Athletico Lusaka), Nkotami Chimwemwe (Lumwana Radiants), and Mulenga Kelvin Chipelu (Forest Rangers).
Strikers
Abel Salim Nyirongo (Athletico Lusaka), Billy Daka (Nkwazi FC), Daniel Silubonde (Morkved FC) and Caleb Musonda (Kafue Celtic FC).
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