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Mabao Matatu yaliyofungwa kipindi cha pili na Haruna Moshi {Dk. 66}, Patrick Mafisango {Dk.77} na Emmanuel Okwi{Dk. 88} yameweza kuiweka Simba kwenye nafasi nzuri ya kusonga mbele dhidi ya Al Ahly Shandy, Huku wakisubiri mchezo wa marudiano ambao utachezwa mwezi Mei Nchini Sudan. Simba itahitaji sare yoyote au kufungwa si chini ya Goli 2-0 ili iweze kusonga hatua ya Makundi ya Michuano hiyo.

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Torres shines as Chelsea rout QPR

Fernando Torres scored his first Chelsea hat-trick as the Blues thrashed Queens Park Rangers 6-1 to strengthen their bid for automatic qualification for next season's Champions League.

Torres scored twice in a first half that saw Chelsea 4-0 up in the 25th minute at Stamford Bridge, with Daniel Sturridge taking just 46 seconds to open the scoring and Chelsea captain John Terry on target as well.

Spain striker Torres completed his treble in the 64th minute.

Florent Malouda made it 6-0 in the 80th minute, before Djibril Cisse scored for QPR six minutes from time at Stamford Bridge.

Victory took Champions League finalists Chelsea up into fifth place, two points ahead of Tottenham, who were due to play relegation-threatened Blackburn later on Sunday, and just a point behind fourth-placed Newcastle.

Only the top four clubs at the end of the Premier League season are due to qualify for next term's Champions League, although that number will be reduced to three if Chelsea beat Bayern Munich in this season's final.

Defeat left QPR above the relegation zone on goal difference alone, with two games of the season left.

Torres, who has struggled for much of his 15 months at Chelsea since his British record £50 million ($81 million) move from Liverpool, said: "I am very happy. I knew if I worked hard the goals would come. It's the same for the team, we are playing more as a team now.

"Reaching the Champions League final was important, but we also want to finish in the top four and we showed we were focused today from the first minute after Daniel Sturridge's goal."

For Chelsea, who overcame the handicap of having Terry sent off to record a remarkable 2-2 draw away to champions Barcelona on Tuesday that saw them into the Champions League final, this win over their west London rivals capped a memorable week.

It also set them up in style for Wednesday's match against Newcastle, which precedes Chelsea's FA Cup final clash against Liverpool at Wembley next weekend.

Sunday's game took place without the usual pre-match handshake ceremony after concerns it could affect Terry's July 9 court case over allegations he racially abused Ferdinand during QPR's victory over Chelsea in October.

The Chelsea defender, who lost the England captaincy over the issue, has strongly denied wrongdoing.

Barely had the match kicked-off, then Sturridge had put Chelsea ahead with a curling shot from the edge of the box before Terry, whose red card on Tuesday means he will miss the Champions League final, made it 2-0 when he headed in Juan Mata's corner in the 13th minute.

Torres, who scored at the Camp Nou, added a third in the 19th minute when he latched onto Salomon Kalou's pass and beat Paddy Kenny.

And six minutes later Spain striker Torres had his second goal and Chelsea's fourth when he finished from close range after Nedum Onuoha's back header was too strong for Kenny to hold.

Chelsea had to 'wait' until the 64th minutes for Torres to complete his first hat-trick and 10 minutes from time Malouda made it 6-0.

Cisse pulled a goal back for QPR but it was scant consolation.

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Rais mpya wa Malawi Joyce Banda amemfuta kazi Waziri wa mambo ya nje Peter Mutharika, kakake Marehemu Rais Bingu Wa Mutharika aliyefariki dunia mwezi huu.

Mutharika alitarajiwa kurithi Marehemu Kakake katika uchaguzi mkuu wa mwaka 2014 ambapo Bingu Wa Mutharika alitarajiwa kustaafu.

Mabadiliko ya baraza la mawaziri yametokea siku chache baada ya maziko ya Rais huyo mapema wiki hii. Bi. Banda amekuwa Makamu wa Rais tangu mwaka 2009 lakini akatofautiana na Wa Mutharika na kuwa mkosoaji wake mkubwa.

Kufuatia kifo cha Rais huyo kulizuka wasi wasi kwamba wandani wake wangejaribu kuzuia ukabidhi wa madaraka kwa Bi. Banda ambaye alikuwa na chama chake cha kisiasa.

Miongoni mwa Mawaziri wapya ni Austin Atupele Muluzi, mwanawe Rais wa zamani Bakili Muluzi aliyeteuliwa Waziri wa mipango na ustawi.Wengi waliotimuliwa na waliokuwa wandani wa Bingu Wa Mutharika.

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Three days to go, Fergie believes City threat here to stay

Sir Alex Ferguson has warned Manchester United that rivals Manchester City are here to stay as the two clubs prepare for their Premier League title duel on Monday.

After once dismissing the newly-rich City as "noisy neighbours," Ferguson believes the Abu Dhabi-owned club have emerged as the next serious threat to United's dominance of the English footballing landscape.

"We have to get used to playing Manchester City in important games," Ferguson told reporters. "They are not going away.

"If we are going to be contesting for league titles regularly – and I think we will be doing – it will become just as important as the Liverpool game.

"Maybe not in terms of emotion because the Liverpool-United games are emotional. But there is certainly an importance which, at this moment in time, supercedes the Liverpool games.

"They are our direct opponents now. Manchester City are up against us to win titles. That is what our focus is on, the team who can stop us winning."

The countdown to one of the most eagerly-awaited Manchester derbies of all-time is under way, with leaders United three points clear of second-placed City with three games of the season remaining.

In what has been an enthralling title race, City topped the table for most of the campaign before United opened up an eight-point lead earlier this month after winning eight league games in a row.

But a stuttering run of form by United, which included a 1-0 defeat at relegation-threatened Wigan and a 4-4 home draw with Everton after leading 4-2, has allowed their big-spending neighbours back in.

"It's not a cup final because there are games to go after it, but it's an important game and I think it could decide the title," Ferguson said.

"I don't even say I can look forward to it.

"But I'm up for it and I'm prepared for it and I think my players will be prepared for it, so hopefully we'll be ok."

Ferguson, who reported no fresh injury concerns, added: "I suppose when the fixture came out at the start of the season all roads pointed to this game. It was inevitable really.

"We're smarting from throwing that game away last week but in the context of our history we have always expected it.

"We make it hard for ourselves. Our poor supporters have been subjected to that drama for years and years. God knows what they're like now, but hopefully we'll make up for it on Monday."

City seriously embarrassed United 6-1 at Old Trafford in the league earlier in the season, but Ferguson insists that will count for nothing when the teams meet.

"We are where we are. It doesn't matter what's happened before, the build-up to the game and who's dropped points and who hasn't dropped points. It's really all down to this game.

"Whatever has happened in the past is in the past."

City manager Roberto Mancini, who has spent millions of pounds assembling a team capable of winning the league, said last week that United would win the title despite watching his side reduce the gap at the top.

Ferguson said: "He probably wants to take pressure off his own players.

"It's not going to change our approach.

"We know the exact situation we're in. We're in a better postion than Man City. They have to win. We can draw but my attitude will be trying to win."

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Guardiola to quit barca at the end of the season

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