Buffaloes trampled Nkana on Sunday convincingly thrashed them 3-1 during the Zambian Super League match played at Nkana Stadium in Kitwe. Mike Katiba introduced the break for the visitors and three minutes later in the 21st Friday Samu added injury to make the 2-0 lead. Walter Bwalya tried for a comeback in the 62nd but a Diamond Chikwekwe three minutes earlier had pushed the scoreline to 3.
Meanwhile Zesco continue to claim the top spot when they whacked the once top leader Napsa Stars. Napsa has lost the past four games effectively pushing them from the top spot to the 7th as at week 24. Zesco took advantage of this downfall and had  Fackson Kapumbu introduce a goal in the 37th and shortly followed by another from Maybin Kalengo barely into second half.
Consolation goal for Napsa was succeeded by Mangani Phiri in the 77th still yet Napsa failed to produce a comeback and the scoreboard was recorded 2-1.
Buffaloes Move Second
Buffaloes have now completed a double over Nkana this season having beaten the Kitwe side 3-2 in the first leg match in Lusaka. Buffaloes move second on the Zambian super league table with 43 points after playing 24 matches.
Nkana remain stuck in fifth place with 38 points from 24 matches played.
MTN FAZ Super League Week 24 results;
Week 24 results of the MTN FAZ super league with selected goal scorers
Buildcon 3-1 Nkwazi
(Lameck Banda 13′ | Geoffrey Sserenkuma 56′, Sulaimon Akinyemi 90′, Richmond Adongo 90′ pen)
Zesco United 2-1 Napsa Stars
(Fackson Kapumbu 37’, Maybin Kalengo 49’ | Mangani Phiri 77’)
Forest Rangers 0-2 Power Dynamos (Larry Bwalya 54, Jimmy Ndhlovu 70’)
Nkana 1-3 Green Buffaloes
(Walter Bwalya 62’ | Mike Katiba 19’, Friday Samu 21’, Diamond Chikwekwe 59’)
Green Eagles 3-0 Kabwe Warriors
Nakambala Leopards 1-1 Zanaco (Dominic Mulenshi 63’ | Boyd Musonda 83’)
Konkola Blades 1-1 Lumwana Radiants (Albert Ngosa 4’ | Josephat Kasusu 17’)
Mufulira Wanderers 1-0 Real Nakonde (Mathews Macha 26’)
Nchanga Rangers 2-1 City of Lusaka (Jimmy Nakena 86’ | Abdul Ganiu 27’)
Red Arrows 2-0 Lusaka Dynamo (Lubinda Mundia 11’, 75’)
