Godfrey Munshya’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Zambian association football player
Is Athlete 
Football player 
Association football player 
From Zambia 
Type Sports 
Gender male

Godfrey Munshya est un footballeur international zambien des années 1980, qui évoluait au poste d’attaquant.

Biographie

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International zambien, Munshya participe à la CAN 1982. Lors de cette compétition, il inscrit un but contre l’Éthiopie et un autre contre l’Algérie, permettant à la Zambie de finir troisième du tournoi.

En club, il joue en faveur du Kabwe Warriors.

Buts en sélection

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Buts en sélection de Godfrey Munshya
Date Lieu Adversaire Score Résultat Compétition
1. 13 mars 1982 Benghazi (Libye) Éthiopie 1-0 (1 but à 68) 1-0 CAN 1982 (1 tour)
2. 18 mars 1982 Tripoli (Libye) Algérie 2-0 (1 but à 25) 2-0 CAN 1982 (3 place)

Palmarès

  • Vainqueur de la Coupe de Zambie en 1984 avec le Kabwe Warriors
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