BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)-Mighty Wanderers Football Club have finally brought an end to their eight-year wait for the TNM Super League title, sealing championship glory in emphatic fashion.

The Nomads secured the league crown with a game to spare following a ruthless 6-0 demolition of Moyale Barracks at Kamuzu Stadium in Blantyre.

The commanding victory not only underlined Wanderers’ dominance this season but also sent a clear message about their resurgence as one of Malawi’s football powerhouses.

Club president Thomson Mpinganjira has showered praise on the team for their resilience, discipline, and commitment throughout the campaign.

Mpinganjira described the triumph as a special moment for the club, the players, and the supporters who have waited patiently for success.

“Well done to the boys,” said Mpinganjira, expressing his pride and satisfaction with the squad’s achievement.

He added that the title could not have come at a better time, calling it a timely Christmas gift to the entire Nomads family.

The business mogul and philanthropist, who is also the club’s main sponsor, noted that the championship had been a long time coming.

According to Mpinganjira, the manner in which the title was won made it even more special for the club and its supporters.

He emphasized that winning the league in such grand style reflected the hard work put in by the players, technical panel, and management.

With the latest victory, Mighty Wanderers have now accumulated 68 points from 29 league matches this season.

Their tally places them five points clear of their closest rivals, FCB Nyasa Big Bullets, effectively putting the title beyond reach.

Bullets’ hopes of closing the gap were dented after they were held to a goalless draw by Mighty Tigers in their latest fixture.

The draw proved costly for Bullets and confirmed Wanderers as champions before the final round of matches.

Attention now turns to the final league fixture, where Wanderers will host Kamuzu Barracks next weekend.

That match will serve as a celebratory occasion, as the Nomads are set to be officially crowned TNM Super

League champions.
For Mighty Wanderers supporters, the title marks the end of years of frustration and near misses.

For the club, it signals a return to the summit of Malawian football and a renewed sense of belief for the future.

The triumph is expected to further strengthen the bond between the team, its leadership, and its loyal fan base as celebrations begin across the Nomads family.

The Maravi Post