Suleman Chitera 
By Suleman Chitera
Creck Sporting’s struggles in the 2026 FDH Bank Premiership show no signs of easing as they remain the only club yet to record a home victory this season, leaving them rooted to the foot of the league table.
After 10 matches, Creck Sporting have collected just five points, with their only win of the campaign coming away from home against Master Security at Bingu National Stadium in Lilongwe.Sulumba dazzles as Creck lose
Their performances at Dimba Stadium, where they are playing their home matches for a second consecutive season, have been disappointing, with the side failing to turn home advantage into valuable points.
The club has endured a miserable start to the season, recording one win, two draws and seven defeats, a run of results that has intensified concerns over their survival prospects in Malawi’s top flight.
Despite receiving financial backing from businessman Apostle Clifford Kawinga, Creck Sporting have struggled for consistency, with defensive lapses and an inability to convert chances proving costly throughout the opening rounds of the campaign.The Creck Sporting Football Club To Investigate Team’s Poor Performance
As the season gathers momentum, pressure is mounting on the technical panel and players to reverse their fortunes before the gap to safety widens further.
With the second half of the season approaching, Creck Sporting face a daunting task to escape the relegation zone. Above all, ending their winless home run at Dimba Stadium has become an urgent priority if they are to keep their Premiership dreams alive.CRECK Sporting Club appoints Joseph Kamwendo as new head coach
