FDH Bank Premiership title race still wide open with 12 games left

* Nyasa Big Bullets lead with just three points ahead of runners-up Mighty Wanderers

* And they are ahead with five points with 3rd-placed Blue Eagles and six with Silver Strikers on 4th position

By Duncan Mlanjira

With 12 games left to conclude the FDH Bank Premiership 2025/27, the race for the title is still wide open as Nyasa Big Bullets lead with just three points ahead of runners-up Mighty Wanderers.

And they are ahead with five points with 3rd-placed Blue Eagles and six with Silver Strikers on 4th position.

The Bullets, who have 39 points, are away at Bingu National Stadium on Sunday to be hosted by 5th-placed Masters FC, who have 26 points.

Defending champions and runners-up Mighty Wanderers have 36 points are at home Mpira Stadium on Sunday to host Dedza Dynamos, who are precariously close to relegation zone on 12th place with 20 points.

On 3rd place with 34 points, Blue Eagles host LUANAR Mitundu at Nankhaka. Mitundu, who are new entrants are on 7th place with 25 points.

They share with 6th-placed Ekhaya, who travel to Chitowe to meet rock bottom of the table MAFCO, who have 13 points.

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Lying 10th with 22 points, Moyale will be at Karonga Stadium to meet Karonga United, who are on the relegation zone cutting off point, the 13th place with 18 points.

Completing Sunday assignments are 15th-placed Kamuzu Barracks with 14 points, who are at Aubrey Dimba Stadium to date 8th-placed Chitipa United with 25 points.

On Saturday, Silver Strikers, on 4th place with 33 points, are away at Zomba Stadium on Saturday to face Red Lions, who are 9th with 22 points.

While Civil Service United, who are 11th with 21 points will host 14th-placed Creck Sporting Club (16 points) at Civo Stadium.

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