Packed Kamuzu Stadium: Bullets Call for Maule's Disciplined Support in Upcoming Super League Clash
All eyes are on Kamuzu Stadium this Sunday as FCB Nyasa Big Bullets prepare to take on defending champions Silver Strikers in a blockbuster TNM Super League fixture. With the 12,600-seater stadium expected to be filled to capacity, Bullets are urging fans to come out in large numbers, enjoy the action, and do so in a safe and disciplined environment.
"Safety remains our top priority on matchday," said Kevin Moyo, Bullets' Commercial Manager and Matchday Coordinator, speaking to the press on Thursday. "We have put strong measures in place to make sure every fan can enjoy the game in a secure and welcoming atmosphere."
To maintain order, Moyo urged fans to leave glass bottles at home and instead use plastic or other safe, non-glass drinking materials. He also encouraged fans to buy tickets in advance to avoid congestion and reminded them of the importance of discipline. "Unsporting behavior has previously cost us through fines," he said.
Bullets National Executive Committee Supporters' Chairperson, Stone Mwamadi, echoed the message, assuring families that security had been reinforced ahead of the big clash. "This is a family event," he said. "Bring your children, bring your families, and let's watch the game peacefully. Security is guaranteed, and we must accept any result with pride and respect, because that is part of football."
NEC Supporters' General Secretary, Archbald Kasakura, added that pitch invasions would not be tolerated. "We are reminding all fans to remain in their seats before, during, and after the match. Let's channel all our energy into supporting the team from the stands," he said.
Advance tickets for the highly anticipated match have been released in limited numbers, with prices ranging from MK5,000 to MK15,000 depending on the stand. Tickets are available for purchase at various outlets across Blantyre until Saturday evening.
"We encourage fans to come out in large numbers and fill Kamuzu Stadium with their voices and colors," said Moyo. "This is more than a game — it's Bullets versus Silver, a clash of giants. Let's paint Kamuzu red!"
With the excitement building, Bullets are urging fans to behave in a disciplined and respectful manner. "It's not just about the result," said Mwamadi. "It's about the experience and the memories we create together as a Bullets family."
Fans are encouraged to arrive early to avoid congestion and ensure a smooth entry into the stadium. Gates will open from 9:00am.
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Summary: FCB Nyasa Big Bullets will host Silver Strikers in a highly anticipated TNM Super League match at Kamuzu Stadium on Sunday. The game is expected to draw a large crowd, with the club urging fans to arrive early and enjoy the match in a safe and disciplined environment. To ensure the safety of all supporters, the club has put in place measures to prevent glass bottles from being brought into the stadium. Fans are encouraged to purchase tickets in advance to avoid congestion and to maintain order. The club reminds fans to remain in their seats before, during, and after the match, and to channel their energy into supporting the team from the stands. Tickets are available at various outlets across Blantyre until Saturday evening, with prices ranging from MK5,000 to MK15,000. The game promises to be an exciting clash between two of Malawi's top football teams, with the club urging fans to fill Kamuzu Stadium and back The People's Team in true Yes Maule spirit.
