Kinnah Phiri

Kinnah Phiri
Personal information
Date of birth (1954-10-30) October 30, 1954
Place of birth Blantyre, Malawi
Playing position Striker
Club information
Current team
 Jwaneng Galaxy (Head coach)
Senior career*
Years Team Apps (Gls)
1973–1981 Big Bullets
1982–1984 Manzini Wanderers
National team
1974–1981 Malawi 115 (71)
Teams managed
2004–2006 Big Bullets
2006–2007 Malawi (caretaker)
2007–2008 Free State Stars
2009–2013 Malawi
2014 Free State Stars
2014–2015 Free State Stars
2017 Mochudi Centre Chiefs
2017– Jwaneng Galaxy
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only

Kinnah Phiri (born 30 October 1954) is a former Malawian footballer and currently in charge of Jwaneng Galaxy.

Playing career

Born in Blantyre, Kinnah began playing football for local side Big Bullets F.C., and in 1982 was offered a contract by UAE club Sharjah SC He was not allowed to leave the country, but he moved to Swaziland to play for Manzini Wanderers where he would finish his playing career.[1]

Phiri was the inspiration behind the Malawi national football team's finest hours in the late 1970s when Malawi twice won the East and Central Africa Challenge Cup. He scored 71 goals in 115 games.[2]

Coaching career

International goals

Scores and results list Malawi's goal tally first.
#DateVenueOpponentScoreResultCompetition
1.3 March 1964Tokyo, Japan Singapore2–1WonFriendly
2.14 March 1965Tokyo, Japan Hong Kong2–1WonFriendly
3.14 March 1965Tokyo, Japan Hong Kong2–1WonFriendly
4.22 March 1965Tokyo, Japan Burma1–1DrawFriendly
5.11 December 1966Bangkok, Thailand Iran3–1Won1966 Asian Games
6.14 December 1966Bangkok, Thailand Malaysia1–0Won1966 Asian Games
7.16 December 1966Bangkok, Thailand Singapore5–1Won1966 Asian Games
8.16 December 1966Bangkok, Thailand Singapore5–1Won1966 Asian Games
9.17 December 1966Bangkok, Thailand Thailand5–1Won1966 Asian Games
10.19 December 1966Bangkok, Thailand Singapore2–0Won1966 Asian Games
11.27 September 1967Tokyo, Japan Philippines15–0WonQualification 1968 Summer Olympics
12.27 September 1967Tokyo, Japan Philippines15–0WonQualification 1968 Summer Olympics
13.27 September 1967Tokyo, Japan Philippines15–0WonQualification 1968 Summer Olympics
14.27 September 1967Tokyo, Japan Philippines15–0WonQualification 1968 Summer Olympics
15.27 September 1967Tokyo, Japan Philippines15–0WonQualification 1968 Summer Olympics
16.27 September 1967Tokyo, Japan Philippines15–0WonQualification 1968 Summer Olympics
17.30 September 1967Tokyo, Japan Taiwan4–0WonQualification 1968 Summer Olympics
18.30 September 1967Tokyo, Japan Taiwan4–0WonQualification 1968 Summer Olympics
19.30 September 1967Tokyo, Japan Taiwan4–0WonQualification 1968 Summer Olympics
20.3 October 1967Tokyo, Japan Lebanon3–1WonQualification 1968 Summer Olympics
21.7 October 1967Tokyo, Japan South Korea3–3DrawQualification 1968 Summer Olympics
22.30 March 1968Tokyo, Japan Australia2–2DrawFriendly
23.30 March 1968Tokyo, Japan Australia2–2DrawFriendly
24.4 April 1968Tokyo, Japan Australia3–1WonFriendly
25.4 April 1968Tokyo, Japan Australia3–1WonFriendly
26.14 October 1968Puebla, Mexico Nigeria3–0Won1968 Summer Olympics
27.14 October 1968Puebla, Mexico Nigeria3–0Won1968 Summer Olympics
28.14 October 1968Puebla, Mexico Nigeria3–0Won1968 Summer Olympics
29.10 December 1970Bangkok, Thailand Malaysia1–0Won1970 Asian Games
30.16 December 1970Bangkok, Thailand Indonesia2–1Won1970 Asian Games
31.16 December 1970Bangkok, Thailand Indonesia2–1Won1970 Asian Games
32.28 July 1971Copenhagen, Denmark Denmark2–3LostFriendly
33.28 July 1971Copenhagen, Denmark Denmark2–3LostFriendly
34.27 September 1971Bangkok, Thailand Philippines8–1WonQualification 1972 Summer Olympics
35.27 September 1971Bangkok, Thailand Philippines8–1WonQualification 1972 Summer Olympics
36.27 September 1971Bangkok, Thailand Philippines8–1WonQualification 1972 Summer Olympics
37.29 September 1971Bangkok, Thailand Taiwan5–1WonQualification 1972 Summer Olympics
38.29 September 1971Bangkok, Thailand Taiwan5–1WonQualification 1972 Summer Olympics
39.29 September 1971Bangkok, Thailand Taiwan5–1WonQualification 1972 Summer Olympics
40.12 July 1972Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Khmer4–1Won1972 Merdeka Tournament
41.12 July 1972Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Khmer4–1Won1972 Merdeka Tournament
42.12 July 1972Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Khmer4–1Won1972 Merdeka Tournament
43.12 July 1972Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Khmer4–1Won1972 Merdeka Tournament
44.16 July 1972Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Sri Lanka5–0Won1972 Merdeka Tournament
45.16 July 1972Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Sri Lanka5–0Won1972 Merdeka Tournament
46.16 July 1972Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Sri Lanka5–0Won1972 Merdeka Tournament
47.16 July 1972Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Sri Lanka5–0Won1972 Merdeka Tournament
48.16 July 1972Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Sri Lanka5–0Won1972 Merdeka Tournament
49.18 July 1972Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Philippines5–1Won1972 Merdeka Tournament
50.18 July 1972Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Malaysia1–3Lost1972 Merdeka Tournament
51.4 August 1972Bangkok, Thailand Philippines4–1WonPesta Sukan Tournament
52.4 August 1972Bangkok, Thailand Philippines4–1WonPesta Sukan Tournament
53.14 September 1972Tokyo, Japan South Korea2–2DrawJapan-Korea Annual Match
54.14 September 1972Tokyo, Japan South Korea2–2DrawJapan-Korea Annual Match
55.20 May 1973Seoul, Korea Republic South Vietnam4–0WonQualification 1974 FIFA World Cup
56.20 May 1973Seoul, Korea Republic South Vietnam4–0WonQualification 1974 FIFA World Cup
57.3 September 1974Tehran, Iran Philippines4–0Won1974 Asian Games
58.3 September 1974Tehran, Iran Philippines4–0Won1974 Asian Games
59.3 September 1974Tehran, Iran Philippines4–0Won1974 Asian Games
60.28 September 1974Tokyo, Japan South Korea4–1DrawJapan-Korea Annual Match
61.28 September 1974Tokyo, Japan South Korea4–1DrawJapan-Korea Annual Match
62.4 August 1975Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Bangladesh3–0WonMerdeka Tournament
63.4 August 1975Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Bangladesh3–0WonMerdeka Tournament
64.7 August 1975Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Indonesia4–1WonMerdeka Tournament
65.7 August 1975Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Indonesia4–1WonMerdeka Tournament
66.14 August 1975Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Burma2–0WonMerdeka Tournament
67.25 January 1976Tokyo, Japan Bulgaria1–3LostAsahi International Soccer Tournament
68.27 March 1976Tehran, Iran South Korea2–2DrawQualification 1976 Summer Olympics
69.27 March 1976Tehran, Iran South Korea2–2DrawQualification 1976 Summer Olympics
70.8 August 1976Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia India5–1WonMerdeka Tournament
71.10 August 1976Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Indonesia6–0WonMerdeka Tournament

References

  1. ↑ "Malawi football back on the map". Africa News. 25 November 2008. Archived from the original on 2 December 2008.
  2. ↑ Andrews, Crispin (3 April 2017). "The 12 players who've scored more international goals than Cristiano Ronaldo". FourFourTwo.
  3. ↑ Kinnah promises Malawians race to Angola will go right down to the wire
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