Suleman Chitera 
By Burnett Munthali
US-based Malawian football sensation, Temwa Chawinga, has set a new scoring record in the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) after netting her 19th goal of the season. This remarkable feat solidifies her position as one of the league’s top scorers and highlights her exceptional talent on the global stage.
Chawinga, known for her speed, technique, and finishing ability, has been instrumental in her team’s success this season. Her 19th goal not only marks a personal milestone but also sets a new benchmark for future players in the NWSL. She has consistently dominated the field, proving herself to be a key player in every match.
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Her outstanding performance has drawn praise from both her teammates and opponents, with many hailing her as a game-changer. The Malawian striker continues to inspire young female footballers in Malawi and beyond, showing that dedication and hard work can lead to international success.
Speaking after the match, Chawinga expressed her gratitude for the support she has received: “I’m incredibly proud of this achievement, but it’s a team effort. Without my teammates, this wouldn’t have been possible.”
Temwa Chawinga’s achievement is a source of pride for Malawi, further elevating the country’s reputation in the world of women’s football. As she continues to excel in the NWSL, fans and football enthusiasts alike are excited to see what the future holds for this talented Malawian star.
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