The TNM Super league flag lowers this week

The TNM Super League 2022 Season ends this weekend with fans slated to enjoy three more matches nationwide.

Eventual champions Nyasa Big Bullets will be at home on Saturday at Kamuzu Stadium where Dedza Dynamos will conduct the traditional guard of honor for the home side.

Bullets (In red) in action against Karonga United.

In other matches, Mafco head to Lilongwe at Nankhaka to face second placed Blue Eagles.

Red Lions, who recently survived a relegation scare will be at home to play Mighty Mukuru Wanderers whose chase for top three finish suffered a blow last time out.

Bullets defended the league honors following a 3-1 win over Moyale Barracks last week.

Until now, as the curtains get lowered, there have been 556 goals with Bullets being the highest scoring team with 67 goals and Wanderers with 52 goals.

The Bullets current record outwits the side’s own record drawn from the 2019 season in which the team had 62 goals,

On the bad placing of the goals sheet, TN Stars and Rumphi United have conceded 68 and 73 goals respectively while Blue Eagles have conceded the least number of goals standing at nine goals.

The Nomads to face Red Lions.

To Kamuzu Stadium, the visitors Dedza have collected 17 points away and still hunt for a win having not recorded in the last five.

They have also not seen the back of the net in all the last five games having.

But the home side Bullets will go into the game hoping for three points to make it 73, beating their own record that they set in 2019 when they amassed 70 points.

Heading to Balaka Stadium, Red Lions are already assured of safety and face the Nomads who have only won one game in their last four games.

Red Lions are coming from a goalless draw against Dedza Dynamos and to them too, a win will be a boost as they are looking to work on the necessary things that put the team in struggle this season before the next season starts.

In 33 meetings between the two teams, Wanderers have a record of 14 wins while the Lions have a record of 8 wins and have drawn eleven times.

The last time Red Lions managed a win over the Nomads in league was in 2018 when Royal Bokosi was on target.

However, the permutations are quite clear as Wanderers have won three of their last four meetings.

Now to Nankhaka, men in uniform Blue Eagles and Mafco will face each other.

Mafco face the Eagles at the back of a convincing 5 nil walloping of TN Stars but well understand that the home side won in the first leg 1 nil.