Kitwe Elite Girls Edge Nsansa Queens Academy In Thrilling 2-1 Victory
⚽ Result
NSANSA QUEENS ACADEMY 1
KITWE ELITE GIRLS 2
🏆 Competition
Faz women division one B
Away league match
📅 When
Saturday, 19 September 2026
📍 Venue
Kawama kitwe (Away)
On 19 September 2026, Kitwe Elite Girls hosted Nsansa Queens Academy at Kawama Kitwe, kicking off at 3:00pm in a keenly contested 11-a-side encounter. The match concluded with Kitwe Elite Girls triumphing 2-1 after a hard-fought 90 minutes plus injury time, much to the delight of the 100-strong crowd. Referee Bwalya officiated the game with impeccable control, ensuring a fair and flowing contest.
Kitwe Elite Girls lined up in a classic 4-3-3 formation, deploying four defenders, three midfielders, and three forwards. The defensive line was expected to provide solidity and width, with full-backs tasked with both defensive duties and supporting attacks down the flanks. The central midfield trio aimed to control possession, dictate tempo, and link play between defence and attack. Upfront, the three forwards were charged with stretching the opposition’s defence, creating chances, and converting opportunities into goals.
No substitutes were named for this fixture, meaning the starting eleven were relied upon to maintain intensity and tactical discipline throughout the match.
The first half unfolded with both sides probing cautiously, seeking to establish dominance in midfield. The referee brought the half to a close at the 45-minute mark with the scoreline still poised for a breakthrough. The second half saw Kitwe Elite Girls raise their game, eventually finding the net twice to secure victory. The solitary reply from Nsansa Queens Academy was not enough to prevent defeat.
Angel Namumba was a standout performer, earning the Player of the Match accolade for her influential presence and decisive contributions on the pitch. Her performance was instrumental in guiding Kitwe Elite Girls to a deserved win.
In summary, Kitwe Elite Girls demonstrated tactical discipline and attacking intent in their 4-3-3 setup, overcoming Nsansa Queens Academy 2-1 at Kawama Kitwe. The victory was hard-earned, with the home side showing resilience and quality to claim all three points in this competitive fixture.