Green Buffaloes Women Football Club will be gunning for success in Durban at the 2022 HOLLYWOODBETS COSAFA Women’s Champions League that kicks-off this Sunday.
The Zambian champions are in Group B alongside Olympic de Moroni from Comoros and Young Buffaloes of Eswatini whom they face in the opening match on Sunday 7 August at 15h30 at the Sugar Ray Xulu Stadium.
Charles Haalubono’s lasses will be looking to win the tournament and secure qualification for the TotalEnergies CAF Women’s Champions League to be held in Morocco.
This is the second time they are taking part in the COSAFA Women’s Champions League, having reached the semifinals last year before losing 1-0 to eventual champions Mamelodi Sundowns.
The COSAFA Women’s Champions League will run from 7-13 August in Durban, South Africa.
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MIDFIELDERS: Ireen Lungu, Hellen Chanda, Judith Zulu, Regina Kayamboma, Joana Benai, Loveness Malunga
STRIKERS: Maylan Mulenga, Lucy Kajiya, Theresa Chewe, Natasha Nanyangwe
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