Home league match played on 26 October 2024.
Kicked off at 4:00 PM

In a commanding display at Kabwe on 26 October 2024, Blue Foxes Football Club triumphed over Bonaki FC with a decisive scoreline of 4-1 in their league home match. The encounter kicked off at 4:00pm, and the home side showcased their attacking prowess throughout the contest.

Blue Foxes lined up in a traditional 4-4-2 formation, which allowed them to effectively utilise width and maintain a solid defensive structure. In goal, Miyoba Hangoma provided a reliable last line of defence, while the back four comprised Bright H on the right, Bright Sikapizya and Morgan Chisanga in central defence, and George Kapambwe on the left. The midfield was anchored by Mwiinga Miyanda and Richard Nsama in central roles, with Francisco Mukupa and Justice Nsama operating as right and left midfielders, respectively. Up front, Mathews Soko and Abel Phiri formed a dynamic partnership, tasked with converting chances into goals.

The substitutes available for Blue Foxes included Richard Mumba, Jackson Kalumba, Milimo Malambo, Patson Sikazwe, and Matale Mihau, providing depth and tactical options for the manager.

The match began with an early setback for Blue Foxes, as Bonaki FC were awarded a penalty just two minutes in, which they converted to take a surprising lead. However, the home side responded with determination, and it was Justice Nsama who levelled the score in the 15th minute, finishing off a well-crafted move assisted by Mathews Soko.

Nsama was not finished there; he struck again in the 30th minute, doubling his tally with another assist from Soko, showcasing their burgeoning partnership. As the first half drew to a close, Blue Foxes continued to press, and in the 39th minute, Abel Phiri added a third goal, capitalising on an assist from Nsama, sending the home crowd into raptures.

With the scoreline at 3-1 at half-time, Blue Foxes were in a commanding position, but they were not content to rest on their laurels. The second half saw tactical changes, beginning with Richard Mumba replacing Francisco Mukupa in the 61st minute, as Blue Foxes sought to maintain their momentum.

In the 67th minute, Jackson Kalumba came on for Mathews Soko, further reinforcing their attacking options. As the game progressed, Blue Foxes continued to dominate possession and create chances, and in the 84th minute, Justice Nsama completed his hat-trick, scoring his third goal of the match, much to the delight of the home supporters.

As the match neared its conclusion, Blue Foxes made further substitutions, with Milimo Malambo replacing Abel Phiri, Patson Sikazwe coming on for Justice Nsama, and Matale Mihau taking the place of Bright H, all in the 85th minute. These changes allowed the team to maintain their energy levels and control the game as they saw out the final moments.

The referee's performance, while not without its controversies, did not overshadow the impressive display by Blue Foxes, who walked away with a resounding 4-1 victory. Justice Nsama's standout performance earned him the title of Player of the Match, as he played a pivotal role in his team's success.

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