The Super League of Malawi (Sulom) has imposed a K3.5 million fine on Kamuzu Barracks Football Club (FC) for misconduct during and after their FDH Bank Premiership match against Luanar Mitundu FC at Dedza Stadium on May 2, 2026. Sulom's decision was announced in a statement released on Wednesday. The fine stems from an incident that led to the league taking disciplinary action against the club.
According to Sulom, Kamuzu Barracks is required to settle the fine in full before their next fixture. The club has also been issued with a formal warning against any recurrence of similar misconduct. Sulom emphasized its commitment to upholding discipline, integrity, and sportsmanship in the FDH Bank Premiership. The league urged Kamuzu Barracks to ensure that its players, officials, and supporters respect match officials, promote fair play, and uphold the values of the game.
In addition to the fine, Sulom has handed a three-match ban to Kamuzu Barracks defender Mike Mtonyo and team doctor Thomas Nyirenda for bringing the league into disrepute. This disciplinary action is part of Sulom's efforts to maintain standards and promote a positive image of the league. The bans are effective immediately, and the players and team doctor will be ineligible for selection for the specified period.
The incident occurred during a match against Luanar Mitundu FC, which Luanar won 1-0. The two teams had previously played a 1-1 stalemate in the second-round match at Civo Stadium in Lilongwe City. Sulom's disciplinary action is aimed at preventing similar incidents in the future and ensuring that all teams adhere to the league's code of conduct.
Kamuzu Barracks Vice-General Secretary Genesis Khanje requested time to consult before commenting on the matter. He stated that he needed to discuss the issue with relevant stakeholders before making any official comments. Sulom's statement did not provide further details on the specific incidents that led to the fine and bans.
Sulom's decision to impose a fine and bans on Kamuzu Barracks reflects the league's commitment to maintaining discipline and promoting fair play. The league has been working to improve standards and ensure that all teams adhere to its regulations. The fine and bans imposed on Kamuzu Barracks serve as a reminder to all teams of the importance of upholding the values of the game.
The match between Kamuzu Barracks and Luanar Mitundu FC was one of several fixtures in the FDH Bank Premiership. The league has been ongoing, with teams competing for top honors. Sulom's disciplinary action is part of its efforts to ensure that the league is conducted in a fair and sporting manner.
Key points
- Sulom fines Kamuzu Barracks K3.5 million for misconduct during FDH Bank Premiership match.
- Kamuzu Barracks defender Mike Mtonyo and team doctor Thomas Nyirenda handed three-match bans.
- Sulom reaffirms commitment to upholding discipline, integrity, and sportsmanship in the FDH Bank Premiership.
