Green Buffaloes Women FC 3 vs 1 Kamfinsa Blue Eagles Queen

On 15 February 2026, Green Buffaloes Women FC hosted Kamfinsa Blue Eagles Queens at Reiz Stadium in a league encounter that kicked off promptly at 3:00pm. The home side emerged victorious with a 3-1 scoreline after a competitive 90 minutes plus added time, much to the delight of the 1,000-strong crowd. The match was officiated by a referee whose performance was rated highly at 85.

Green Buffaloes Women FC lined up in a classic 4-3-3 formation, deploying a balanced setup designed to control midfield and exploit wide attacking options. Ngambo Musole guarded the goal, supported by a back four consisting of Racheal Nachula at right back, Memory Nthala and Esther Siamfuko as central defenders, and Diana Banda on the left flank. The midfield trio featured Lydia Shamalima on the right, Esther Banda centrally, and Joana Benaya on the left, tasked with linking defence and attack while providing width and creativity. Upfront, the forward line comprised Maweta Chilenga on the right wing, Maylan Mulenga leading as the central striker, and Agness Phiri on the left wing, all expected to press high and convert chances. The substitutes available were Victory Mbali and Elizabeth Mofya.

The match began with Kamfinsa Blue Eagles Queens suffering an early setback when an own goal gifted Green Buffaloes the lead in the 32nd minute. The unfortunate defender headed the ball into her own net from close range, giving the hosts an unexpected advantage. Green Buffaloes continued to press and looked dangerous on the break.

As the first half drew to a close, Green Buffaloes doubled their lead in the 45th minute. Maweta Chilenga, the right forward, delivered a precise short pass from outside the box to Lydia Shamalima, who was positioned inside the box on the right midfield. Shamalima expertly finished with her right foot, extending the lead just before the interval. The half-time whistle blew with Green Buffaloes comfortably ahead 2-0.

The second half saw Kamfinsa Blue Eagles Queens attempt to claw back into the game, but Green Buffaloes maintained their composure and tactical discipline. In the 68th minute, a tactical substitution was made by Green Buffaloes as Victory Mbali replaced the tiring Lydia Shamalima, aiming to inject fresh energy into the midfield.

The visitors managed to pull a goal back, but it was Green Buffaloes who struck again in the 80th minute when Maylan Mulenga confidently converted a penalty with her right foot. The spot-kick was awarded following a foul outside the box area, and Mulenga’s cool finish restored a two-goal cushion for the home side.

As the match entered injury time, Green Buffaloes sealed their victory in the 96th minute. Victory Mbali, who had come on earlier, scored from close range after a neat short pass from Agness Phiri on the left wing. The goal was a testament to the team’s persistence and attacking fluidity.

Shortly after, in the 98th minute, Green Buffaloes made their final tactical substitution, bringing on Elizabeth Mofya to replace Agness Phiri, allowing the team to see out the remaining moments with fresh legs.

Maweta Chilenga’s influential performance on the right flank earned her the player of the match accolade, as she was instrumental in creating chances and assisting the second goal. Green Buffaloes Women FC’s 3-1 triumph at Reiz Stadium was a comprehensive display of tactical organisation, clinical finishing, and effective squad management.