Flames head coach Ronny Van Geneugden has called into camp veteran Be Forward Wanderers midfielder Joseph Kamwendo ahead of the upcoming second leg clash in the 2018 Championship of African Nations (CHAN) preliminary round.
The Malawi Senior National team conceded with three minutes to play on the clock against the Barea Stars.
Now, with the second leg coming, the Flames have to overturn the 1-nil deficit if they are to progress to the second preliminary round.
RVG and his boys arrived back into the country on Monday through Kamuzu International Airport in Lilongwe.
Soon after arriving, the Belgium tactician has called into camp Kamwendo, Chisomo Mpachika, Ishmael Thindwa, Micium Mhone, Binwell Katinji and Isaac Kaliyati.
The players have already joined with the rest of the players and will start their preparations on Tuesday.
According to reports, RVG is not convinced with the fire power hence calling six players into the camp.
Beating Madagascar will see the Flames playing Mozambique in the second round.
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We don’t want names what we want is to qualify please, please stop football politics
We don’t want names what we want is to qualify please, please stop football politics
Khune the goalkeeper of South Africa has saved for a long time but ur problem in Malawi u like to dump players so early that brings end nothing in our football fantasy in our country. Well done coach for mix old and new one I rest my case to the the lover of footballer.
Khune the goalkeeper of South Africa has saved for a long time but ur problem in Malawi u like to dump players so early that brings end nothing in our football fantasy in our country. Well done coach for mix old and new one I rest my case to the the lover of footballer.
ofoila ndi ma local coach dont blame R V G
Si coach koma Walter