Ekhaya FC crowned Thumbs Up champions

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Ekhaya FC crowned Thumbs Up champions

Ekhaya FC concluded their campaign for Thumbs Up Southern Region Football Association Premier Division championship in an emphatic style when they defeated FCB Nyasa Big Bullets Reserve 2-0 at Mpira Stadium Wednesday. Blessings Mofolo gave the Cowboys the lead whereas Christopher Chulu cushioned the lead. Ekhaya were then crowned champions ahead of their TNM Super League debut. In the picture, Ekhaya celebrate.

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