Drama As Players Scamper After Bees Disrupt Crucial Zambian Super League Match

• Zambian Super League witnessed a dramatic moment as a swarm of bees disrupted a football match
• The incident happened at Ndola’s Levy Mwanawasa Stadium during a match between Forest Rangers and Zesco United
• Players and match officials all scampered in all directions as the game was halted for more than 30 minutes

The Ndola’s Levy Mwanawasa Stadium witnessed the moment a swarm of bees disrupted a Zambian Super League match.

For more than 30 minutes, players of Forest Rangers and Zesco United were unable to play as the bees sacked everyone on the field of play, including the referee.

It was gathered that ‘millions’ of bees were spotted in all directions as they eventually found their way onto the pitch.

Fortunately, play was resumed and there was no reported casualty, Zambian Football reports.

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The match ended goalless as George Lwandamina took charge of Zesco United for the first time since his return.

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Meanwhile, Royal AM owner Shauwn Mkhize is not happy.

MaMkhize gave an update on the status of goalkeeper Patrick Nyame, who was rendered comatose after a collision in the DStv Premiership match against SuperSport United.

Thwihli Thwahla lost the encounter 3-1 at the Lucas 'Masterpieces' Moripe Stadium in Atteridgeville. She said in an Instagram post:

"The past two days have been very traumatic for the team and I. Our goalkeeper, Patrick Nyame suffered an almost life threatening head injury in our #DStvPremiership fixture against Supersport on Tuesday.

“I had to stay the whole night at the hospital completely forgotten about the loss all what I wanted was for him to wake up.”

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Sports Brief earlier reported that Lameck Banda recorded his name in the history books by becoming the first Zambian goalscorer in the history of the Italian Serie A.

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The 21-year-old made history while playing for Lecce away at Sampdoria where he scored in the 83rd minute of his side's 2-0 win.

Apart from scoring, Banda was also impressive for Lecce in the encounter with his attacking ways in the midfield as he also contributed to the first goal scored in the game.