Malawian football is having its best run in a generation, and the women’s game led it. The Scorchers lost the WAFCON final to Cameroon but came home with a first Women’s World Cup place and the tournament’s Golden Boot, which is the kind of result that changes how a country is priced by bookmakers. The men’s side is busy too. Callisto Pasuwa named a squad heavy with players based overseas for the Namibia and Liberia fixtures in September, while at home Silver Strikers have gone top of the TNM Super League as Nyasa Big Bullets drop points. Bullets have set the standard domestically for years, so a title race with a genuine challenger is worth following closely. AXN Sports covers the league table, the Flames and Scorchers squads, and the qualifying fixtures. For betting, the TNM Super League gets match winner and totals rather than deep specials, and Flames internationals are priced earlier than club fixtures. Scorchers matches now attract markets they would not have two years ago. Deposits run through Airtel Money and Mpamba, betting is licensed by the Malawi Gaming and Lotteries Authority, and our guide to the best betting sites in Malawi compares current offers. You must be 18 or older to bet.
