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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 48506, member: 636"] Referee Michael Mwambyale finds himself back under fire after returning from his six-month ban. The official sparked fresh outrage during Wednesday's match between Ekhaya FC and FCB Nyasa Big Bullets at Kamuzu Stadium. Fans cannot believe he failed to show cards after a heated clash between players. Social media erupted with angry comments about his controversial decision. Football supporters demand action from league officials. The drama started when Ekhaya goalkeeper Elias Missi grabbed striker Babatunde Adepoju around the neck. The two players collided during play and tensions flared immediately. Missi charged at Babatunde aggressively after the striker tried to push his hand away. Players from both teams rushed over as the situation escalated quickly. Mwambyale watched everything happen but kept his cards tucked away. Fan Kondwani Banda slammed the referee's choice on social media videos. He said Missi lost control and Babatunde just defended himself. Football legend Esau Kanyenda posted his thoughts on Facebook about the incident. Many people want the Football Association of Malawi to punish both the goalkeeper and referee. They argue that violent behavior damages the sport's reputation. FCB Nyasa Big Bullets won the game 1-0 despite all the controversy. Babatunde scored the winning goal with a header during the 56th minute. His strike came after the earlier confrontation with the opposing goalkeeper. The victory helped Bullets continue their strong league campaign. Mwambyale had previously faced suspension for other questionable decisions involving disallowed goals and missed red cards. [/QUOTE]

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