Ekhaya FC are set for a landmark moment in their cup journey as they prepare to face reigning giants FCB Nyasa Big Bullets in the quarter-final first leg next month at the Bingu National Stadium.
The fixture marks the first time Ekhaya FC will compete in the tournament against a side that has long dominated the competition, setting up a compelling narrative on the national stage.
The Cowboys earned their place in the knockout rounds after finishing 7th in their debut Super League season, while Bullets, secured qualification after finishing second, continuing their tradition of consistency at the top end of Malawian football.
Attention now turns to the capital, where Ekhaya will aim to make a statement in the first leg before the return fixture scheduled for 11 July at Mpira Stadium.
With history, pride, and progression on the line, this tie promises to be one of the standout clashes of the round as Ekhaya FC look to test themselves against the country’s most dominant force.
