FAM pumps K50 million into Women’s National Championship

The Football Association of Malawi has  pumped K50 million into the Goshen FAM Women’s National Championship which the Associations is co-sponsoring with Goshen City.

This means the total sponsorship for the competition which kickoff off this afternoon at Bingu National Stadium in Lilongwe, is K71 million as Goshen City contributed K21 million.

FAM Competitions and Communications Director Gomezgani Zakazaka said the funding from FAM is going towards teams’ prizes and subvention, officiation and general organisation of the competition.

Zakazaka said the Goshen City package is for Uniforms, match balls, medals and individual awards.

“FAM is sponsoring the main team prizes totaling to K16.5 million. We are also paying K1 million as subvention to the 10 teams and will also  give out K1 million extra to the four semifinalist which comes to K14 million for subventions.

“The Associations is also taking care of referees, venue booking and general organisation of the competition.

“We are looking forward to an exciting tournament which will give us the national champion to represent the country at the CAF Women’s Championship Cosafa Qualifier later this year,” he said.

The week-long event will commence with the two-second playoffs as Silver Strikers Ladies face CY Sisters in the opening match at noon, while Civil Service Women will take on Mighty Wanderers Queens from 15: 00 hours.

Tomorrow there will be two quarterfinal matches with Ascent Academy facing defending champions Kukoma Ntopwa Women’s in a repeat of last year’s final which Ntopwa won on post-match penalties.

Later, 2022 champions FCB Nyasa Big Bullets will take on MDF Lioness.

The other two quarterfinals will be played on Wednesday where the winner of playoff 2 between Civil Women and Mighty Wanderers Queens will take on MK Academy while Moyale Sisters will face the winner between Silver Strikers ladies and CY Sisters  .

The semifinal will take place on Friday with the third place playoff and final slated for Sunday.

May 1, 2026

Chombo Confident Ahead of Nigeria Clash

Malawi Under-20 Women’s National Team head coach Maggie Chombo has expressed confidence in her squad ahead of the first-leg...
April 30, 2026

Luwinga Academy Turns Promise Into Success

Sixteen months after its official opening, the Football Association of Malawi (FAM) Luwinga Inclusive Academy is already yielding tangible...
April 29, 2026

Scorchers Draw Zimbabwe in 2028 Olympics Qualifiers

Malawi Women’s National Football Team, the Scorchers, have been drawn against Zimbabwe in the second round of the African...
April 29, 2026

FAM Promotes 476 Match Officials

The Football Association of Malawi (FAM), through its Referees Sub Committee, has promoted 369 match officials from Grade 3...
April 27, 2026

FAM Hosts FIFA Youth Goalkeeper Coaching Workshop

The Football Association of Malawi (FAM) has commenced a five-day FIFA Elite Youth Goalkeeper Coaches Workshop at Mpira Village...
April 27, 2026

Chombo Names Final Squad for World Cup Qualifier Decider

Malawi U20 Women’s National Team head coach Maggie Chombo has named a 20-member squad for the decisive final round...