By Peter Kanjere<\/p>\n
The Flames of Malawi and Ethiopia’s Walya Antelopes settled for a goalless draw on Tuesday to both bow out of the Afcon qualifying race.<\/p>\n
The two teams went into the Group D contest played at Stadio Nacional Do Zimpeto in Maputo, Mozambique. gunning for a win at all cost.<\/p>\n
Malawi wasted clear chances with Chawanangwa Kaonga’s effort producing the best in Ethiopia goalkeeper before defender Chembezi Denis saw his header going over the bar.<\/p>\n
Ethiopia stepped up the tempo in the second half with some chances but could not find a way past Malawi keeper Brighton Munthali.<\/p>\n
The result saw Malawi and Ethiopia lying third and fourth with four points each thereby gifting Guinea passage to the Afcon finals joining Egypt.<\/p>\n
The Flames went into the game unbeaten in three previous AFCON meetings against the Ethiopians after having then won twice and drawn.<\/p>\n
The Flames last year beat Ethiopia 2-1 before losing 2-0 and 4-0, both to Egypt in March this year; hence revenge was certainly the battle-cry for the Antelopes in this match.<\/p>\n
Egypt already secured the 2023 AFCON ticket with 12 points from five games.<\/p>\n
Starting line-ups:<\/p>\n
Ethiopia: Seid Habtamu, Ramadan Yusef, Amanuel Yohannes, Aschalew Tamene, Henok Adugna, Yared Bayeh, Shimelis Bekele, Kenean Markneh, Binyam Belay, Duresa Shubisa, Habtamu Tadesse<\/p>\n
Malawi: Bright Munthali, Stanley Sanudi, Nickson Mwase, Alick Lungu, Chembezi Denis, Chimwemwe Idana, John Banda, Yamikani Chester, Chawanangwa Kaonga,Lanjesi Nkhoma, Richard Mbulu<\/p>\n
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