In football, Extreme FC will face current leaders Songwe Border United in a top-of-the-table National Division League clash at Karonga Stadium this Sunday, according to the Football Association of Malawi. Extreme FC recently moved into second place with nine points following a 3-2 victory over Mzuzu City Hammers. Songwe Border United maintained their hold on the summit with ten points after defeating Embangweni United 2-1. A victory for Extreme FC would allow them to reclaim the top spot, while a loss could see them overtaken by third-placed Ndirande Stars, Africa Top Sports reports.
In athletics, more than 4,000 runners are set to participate in the eighth edition of the Standard Bank Be More Race this Saturday at Bingu National Stadium in Lilongwe, Nation Online reports. Held under the theme "Keep Growing," the event has recorded the highest number of entries in its history, with 520 athletes registered for the flagship 21-kilometre half marathon, according to Maravi Express. Standard Bank Head of Brand and Marketing Tamanda Ng'ombe confirmed the record turnout, noting that the race will again utilize advanced electronic tracking technology to ensure accurate timing. Athletics Malawi President Kondwani Chamwala welcomed the high participation levels, stating that the event promotes healthy lifestyles and community spirit.