Musele, Mukonzhi and Kisasa have secured places in the semi-finals of the Primary School category of the 2026 FQM Trident Interschools Independence Tournament, with Kansanzhi completing the last-four line-up as the best losing side.
Musele advanced after edging Kansanzhi 1–0 in extra time, with Baldwin Sosola scoring the decisive goal after regulation ended goalless.
Mukonzhi also secured their semi-final place with a 2–1 victory over defending champions Chitungu in the opening quarter-final.
Harrison Keshi and Mobbin Nsonta scored for Mukonzhi, while Kankinza Mudata converted a penalty for Chitungu.
Kisasa completed the confirmed semi-final line-up with a 2–0 victory over Kanzala in Jiwundu.
Elijah Kuliye and Collins Ndimbamuntu were on target as Kisasa secured a comfortable win to move into the last four.
Despite their defeat to Musele, Kansanzhi advanced as the best losing side, earning the final semi-final place.
The semi-final line-up will see Mukonzhi face Musele, while Kisasa take on Kansanzhi as the Primary School competition moves into its decisive stages.
The 2026 FQM Trident Interschools Independence Tournament features 37 schools and is being played under the theme “A Kick for Safety”, with the finals scheduled for 17 October.
