Super League of Malawi has released a strong statement condemning the acts of violence in the game of football after the vice erupted at Kamuzu Stadium on Sunday afternoon when Silver Strikers ended FCB Nyasa Big Bullets’ 34-game unbeaten run at home.
Background of the Story
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Silver Strikers were on cloud nine after bagging home maximum points from the premium fare against the defending Champions, extending the lead over Bullets to 11 points.
Chinsisi Maonga left it late to snatch the winner after catching Bullets on the counter against the run of the play. A game where the hosts had several chances ended in tears causing the game to end chaotically as the supporters who are alleged to be Bullets’ pelted stones and bottles at the field soon after the goal.
The bus for the People’s Team was deflated while some glasses of Silver Strikers’ bus were broken.
What’s Sulom’s reaction?
Hours after the incident, Sulom released a statement saying that the conduct that the alleged supporters did has no play in football saying appropriate disciplinary action will be taken against those responsible in accordance with all applicable rules and regulations.
“The Super League of Malawi (SULOM) strongly condemns the acts of violence that occurred during today’s match between FCB Nyasa Big Bullets and Silver Strikers at Kamuzu Stadium in Blantyre.
“The stoning incident that took place is unacceptable and goes against the spirit of sportsmanship and the values that we uphold in the league. We would like to assure all stakeholders including players, fans and officials that the Super League of Malawi will not tolerate such behavior,” reads the statement in part.
“SULOM is committed to ensuring the safety and security of everyone involved at the Super League matches and will work closely with law enforcement to investigate this incident thoroughly.
“Violence has no place in football. We call on all fans to maintain peace, showing respect for each other and the sport.
“The Super League of Malawi remains dedicated to promoting a safe and enjoyable environment for all participants in the beautiful game.”
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