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Final Score: Malawi Beats Djibouti 8 - 1
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Sat, 31 May 2008 08:49:00
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Malawi National Soccer team thrashes Djibouti national team by 8 goals to 1. 3 of the goals were scored by Esau Kanyenda and other goal scorers include Joseph Kamwendo.
This is history as Malawi has never beaten any team before by so many goals
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