In a vibrant display of attacking football, Scores Fc dominated KK Boys in a friendly encounter at the Kalieka Primary School Ground on 3rd September 2024, finishing the match with an emphatic 6-2 victory. The contest was defined by the remarkable performance of Albuldalah Mussa, who was instrumental in the scoreline, netting a striking hat-trick that showcased his skill and tenacity.
The opening exchanges saw Scores Fc assert their dominance early on. Within the first few minutes, Mussa unleashed a stunning direct free-kick from over 25 yards, sending the ball curling into the net and leaving the KK Boys goalkeeper with no chance. This early goal set the tone for the match, energising the home side and laying the groundwork for a barrage of attacking play.
Mussa continued to be a thorn in the side of the opposition, following up his spectacular opener with two more goals. The first of these was a well-placed shot from just outside the penalty area, following a slick build-up involving Promise Saiti, who provided the assisting pass. Mussa's positioning and anticipation allowed him to tap in his third goal shortly after, showing his ability to capitalise on defensive lapses.
Scores Fc's offensive prowess was not limited to Mussa alone. William Chipwaila added to the tally with a well-executed strike from 18-25 yards following a smart long-range pass from Josephy Lefani. This collaboration further highlighted the team's cohesive tactics and attacking rhythm as they took a commanding lead.
KK Boys managed to find the net as well, with a stunning long-range effort. The goal was celebrated by the visiting supporters, momentarily shifting the momentum in their favour. However, their joy was short-lived as Scores Fc responded swiftly, reinforcing their grip on the match.
Further attempts to increase the scoreline came from various players including Rasheed Semu and Chipwaila, who both had shots saved or went wide of the mark. Mussa's earlier contributions, alongside the dynamic play from teammates like Saiti, made it clear that Scores Fcās offensive firepower was operating at full tilt.
As the final minutes approached, Mussa's earlier strikes were complemented by a goal from Rasheed Semu, who capitalised on a quick break and a precision pass from Saiti, cementing the scoreline to an impressive 6-2. This late goal underlined the team's relentless approach and tactical superiority throughout the match.
In terms of defensive efforts, Blessings Chidandale stood out with crucial interventions and a key clearance that thwarted KK Boys' attempts to build momentum. Despite a few defensive errors, including a misplaced pass and a misjudgment from goalkeeper Bornface Jamali, Scores Fc's solidified backline generally managed to keep the visiting attackers at bay.
Referee Lloyd Mulinga maintained control of the game, officiating with a commendable performance that ensured a fluid contest between the two sides. His oversight contributed positively to the match's tempo, allowing the players to express themselves on the pitch without unnecessary interruptions.
Overall, this friendly served as a significant confidence boost for Scores Fc, demonstrating their attacking capabilities and the potential for a fruitful season ahead. With players like Albuldalah Mussa leading the charge, the team will look to carry this momentum into their upcoming fixtures.
