Moyale Football Club is still searching for its first win at Mzuzu Stadium in the FDH Premiership after drawing 2-2 with Kamuzu Barracks.

Moyale, which has been using Rumphi Stadium following the closure of Mzuzu Stadium, managed to secure wins in more than four games played at the venue.

However, returning to Mzuzu Stadium has proved challenging for the team, as it has only managed to collect three points from the three games it has played there.

Moyale drew 2-2 with Masters Security, 1-1 with Mighty Wanderers, and 2-2 with Kamuzu Barracks.

After the match against Kamuzu Barracks, Moyale Football Club coach Pritchard Mwansa expressed disappointment with the results.

“This is strange, and as a coach, I am surprised that after three games without a win here at Mzuzu Stadium, we have only managed to get three draws from three matches,” Mwansa said.

With more league games still to be played at the ground, Mwansa said the team needs to change its attitude and do more to start collecting maximum points in their next home matches.

With the draw against KB, Moyale now have 18 points from four wins, six draws and four losses, while Kamuzu Barracks are still struggling, having registered three wins, three draws and eight losses.

Moyale will play their final match of the first round of the FDH Premiership away against Mafco.