Tetteh to play pros in Malawi friendly

International friendly Nov. 17 Malawi vs Rwanda AMAVUBI head coach Sellas Tetteh has backtracked on his decision not to field professionals in international friendlies.

Tuesday, November 09, 2010
CONFIDENT; Tetteh is positive about Rwandau2019s chances of progressing past the group stage in Dar es Salaam.

International friendly

Nov. 17

Malawi vs Rwanda
 
AMAVUBI head coach Sellas Tetteh has backtracked on his decision not to field professionals in international friendlies.

The Ghanaian has made it clear that he will consider Rwanda’s foreign based players for next Wednesday’s friendly against Malawi in Blantyre.

"It’s a good platform to try out several players, systems, combinations;   so I will make the most of it,” Tetteh said.
The pre-selected 17-man team regrouped,  yesterday, for their first training session at Amahoro Stadium.

Meanwhile, Flames coach Kinnah ‘Electric’ Phiri has summoned 25 locally based players for the friendly.

The Flames, also happen to be one of three guest teams in Cecafa Senior Challenge Cup, where they are drawn in Group C alongside Kenya, Ethiopia and defending champions Uganda.
Notable faces in the team include MTL Wanderers goalkeeper Simplex Nthara and Red Lions engine Dave ‘Abambo’ Banda.

Kinnah has also selected in-form Wanderers raider Henry ‘Magetsi’ Kabichi and Civo United left back Emmanuel Zoya.

Malawi team: Simplex Nthara, Charles Swini,Amadu Ali, Emmanuel Zoya,  John Lanjesi, Innocent Phiri, Limbikani Mzava, Chiku Kanyenda, Yamikani Fodya, Panganeni Ndolvi, Foster Namwera, Francis Mlimbika and Patrick Nazombe, Dave Banda, Frank Banda, Joseph Kachule, Henry Kabichi, Ndaziona Chatsalira, Zasha Nong’oneza, Gastin Simkonda, Luke Muwaya, Rodrick Gonani, Harvey Nkacha, Green Harawa  and Kelvin Katema.

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