Namibia vs Malawi, 2014 World Cup Qualifying - CAF, Round Two

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Namibia

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Malawi

69': Frank Mhango

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Namibia are hosting Malawi at Sam Nujoma Stadium, Windhoek, Namibia, starting on . The match is a part of the FIFA World Cup Qualifying - CAF.

Game Information

Competition: FIFA World Cup Qualifying - CAF

Venue: Sam Nujoma Stadium
Location: Windhoek, Namibia

Line-Ups

Namibia

No.	Name
16	Virgil Vries (GK)
2	Denzil Haoseb
4	Willem Mwedihanga
5	Da Costa Angula
11	Lazarus Kaimbe
12	Ronald Ketjijere
3	Jamunovandu Ngatjizeko
15	Rudolph Bester
18	Manfred Starke
9	Hendrico Botes
10	Tang Shi

Namibia Substitutes:

Efraim Tjhonge, Arnold Subeb, Efraim Tjihonge, Larry Horaeb, Emilio Martin, Teberius Lombard, Ananias Gebhardt, Willy Stephanus, Bryan Bantam, Petrus Shitembi, Jacob Pineas, Sadney Urikhob.

Malawi

No.	Name
1	Owen Chaima (GK)
3	Moses Chavula
5	James Sangala
6	Douglas Chirambo
7	Harry Nyirenda
14	Limbikani Mzava
2	Fisher Kenani Kondowe
10	Joseph Kamwendo
15	Robert Ngambi
9	Zicco Mkanda
18	Atusaye Nyondo

Malawi Substitutes:

Richard Chipuwa, Lucky Malata, Peter Wadabwa, Tawonga Chimodzi, Nadziyona Chatsalira, Chimanga Kayira, Frank Mhango.

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