The Zambian MTN Super Championship returns after a two-week break. Power Dynamos are looking to extend their advantage at the top of the league and win their first championship since 2011.

On Sunday, Dynamos will host second-bottom Chambishi, who have lost their last four games in a row and are fighting for relegation.

Dynamos hold a seven-point lead over second-placed Green Buffaloes at the top of the table and will hope to win against a team that has won five of its eight games on the road this season. However, the most recent of these occurred in December.


Chambishi may believe he has a chance to win this game, but there has yet to be a home victory in the last nine league games between the teams dating back to 2006. The away team has consistently earned at least one point.

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In the other game on Sunday, previously relegated Buildcon went to Kansanshi Dynamos to put some distance between themselves and the relegation zone.

Buffaloes play NAPSA Stars on Saturday, looking to capitalize on any mistakes made by Dynamos or, at the least, secure the second CAF Champions League qualification spot.

However, Stars are also vying for African club competition, and a win by two goals will vault them past Buffaloes and maybe into second place. In addition, the Stars have the most outstanding home record of any team this season.