Flames off to Mali for Burkina Faso match

The Flames have left the country this afternoon for Bamako, Mali for a 2025 AFCON Qualifier against Burkina Faso on Tuesday.
The team has left in two groups with the first one departing from Chileka International Airport in Blantyre and the other from Kamuzu International Airport in Lilongwe.
The team will spend a night in Addis Ababa before proceeding to Bamako tomorrow.
18 players have travelled today while striker Chawanangwa Kaonga and goalkeeper Innocent Nyasulu will travel tomorrow together with Technical Advisor Aubrey Nankhuni.
The following is the full squad for the Burkina Faso match:
Goalkeepers:George Chikooka and Innocent Nyasulu
Defenders:Macdonald Lameck, Nickson Mwase, Stanley Sanudi, Lawrence Chaziya, Gomezgani Chirwa and Denis Chembezi
Midfielders:Llyod Aaron, Wisdom Mpinganjira, Chimwemwe Idana, Patrick Macheso, Lanjesi Nkhoma, Patrick Mwaungulu, John Banda, Yamikani Chester and Robert Saizi.
Strikers:Zeliat Nkhoma, Chawanangwa Kawonga and Chifundo Mphasi
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