Week Two fixtures of the 2026-27 MTN FAZ transitional league produced a mixture of results from matches played across Zambia.
Stream A
At Kitwe Stadium, Nkana, came from behind to register a 4-1 win over league debutant Makeni All Stars.
Two wins in two matches for coach Elijah Tana and the Wuskaile boys, who avoided relegation last season.
Emmanuel Silomba scored in the 8th minute to give the visitors the lead; the team from Lusaka held on to their slender lead until the first 46 minutes.
But Michael Chapota levelled before veteran Lazarous Kambole ensured Nkana went on the break with a 2-1 lead. Nkana redeemed themselves in the 8th and 14th of nearly 20 minutes of first half additional time
At Nakambala stadium, FC MUZA managed a convincing 4-1 over the visiting side, Kansanshi Dynamos. In Week One FC MUZA pulled off a 1-all draw away at NAPSA Stars FC at REIZ Arena.
Elsewhere Trident FC and NAPSA Stars settled for a nil-all draw at Sentinel Stadium in Kalumbila. Trident FC, lost a 1-0 to Nkana, failed to pick up full points, while NAPSA Stars remain winless, following a 1-all against Kansanshi Dynamos in Week One.

Stream B
Green Eagles is the best-performing side in Stream B with back-to-back away wins in the transitional league.
On Saturday at Trade Fair ground, Green Eagles soared over Zesco United, beating Zega Mambo 0-1. Amity Shimande scored the decisive goal. Last week, Green Eagles thumped the Mighty Mufulira Wanderers 1-4 at Shinde Stadium. It is a 100 percent record by coach Perry Mutapa.
At Godfrey Ucar Chitalu Stadium, Kabwe Warriors were 3-2 visitors over Mutondo Star to make it one win and a draw, following their 1-all draw against Zesco United in a Week One fixture.
Other results saw Nkwazi FC register a goalless draw with debutant Chirundu United; the Border Boys suffered a 2-nil defeat to the Green Buffaloes in Week One, while not so high-flying Nkwazi lost 1-2 to Roan United.
Roan United and Green Buffaloes settled a goalless draw, a similar scoreline between Red Arrows and Mufulira Wanderers.
