A warning shot has been fired ahead of Orlando Pirates' next league match if Augustine Mulenga's form is anything to go by.
The Zambian striker has regained his scoring form as seen in his high work-rate for his national team at the weekend. The Bucs striker scored two goals for the Zambian senior national team as they beat Namibia 4-1 in their Africa Cup of Nations qualifier played at the Heroes Stadium in Lusaka on Saturday.
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Mulenga's Bucs teammate Justin Shonga also played in the match for Chipolopolo, as well as Black Leopards striker and PSL's leading goalscorer Mwape Musonda.
The other goals for the Zambians were scored by Chippa United's Donashano Malama, as well as Lazarous Kambole, who has been linked with both Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs in recent months.
Namibia's goal was scored by Highlands Park's Peter Shalulile.
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Mulenga's form will be welcomed by his coach at Pirates, Milutin Sredojevic.
The Soweto giants prepare to take on Mamelodi Sundowns in their next match, which was initially scheduled for April 27 at the Orlando Stadium and brought forward to April 01.
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