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  • {{Medal|Competition|[[Olympic Games]]}} |[[Athletics at the 1988 Summer Olympics|Olympic Games]]
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  • ...and was part of the Zambian team that qualified to the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games. He scored a goal in Zambia's 4-0 win against Italy on their way to becomin [[Category:Olympic footballers of Zambia]]
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  • ...Later in the year, Melu led the team to the [[Seoul Olympics|Seoul Olympic games]], in which Zambia became the first African country to reach the quarter fi [[Category:Olympic footballers of Zambia]]
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  • ...Zambia in the Men's Light-Welterweight at the 1988 Olympic Summer Games in Seoul, South Korea, where he reached welterweight division quarterfinals.<ref nam
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  • ...e a very promising national football team and in the 1988 Olympic Games in Seoul they surprised the world, and thrashed Italy 4-0. Following this victory, t
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  • ...ng but reprised his striker's role again in the 1990 season for a few more games after which he went back between the posts. ...ic Games]] qualifier helped secure Zambia a slot at the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games. Zambia had won their home leg 2–0 and travelled to [[Accra]] with the ho
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  • ...unda as part of Zambia's Olympic squad which reached the quarter-finals in Seoul. He took charge of the national team on temporary basis at CECAFA 1989 wher ...ppearance on Zambian television as part of the panel of analysts analysing games during the 2012 African Cup of Nations tournament which saw Zambia win thei
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  • Simukonda made his national team debut in October 1983 in an [[Olympic Games]] qualifier against Egypt in Lusaka which Zambia won 1–0 courtesy of a [[ ...r [[Ghana national football team|Ghana]] to qualify to the [[Seoul Olympic Games]].
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  • He was out of the team for most of 1988, missing out on the [[Seoul Olympic Games]] but returned for that year’s CECAFA tournament in Malawi, scoring 3 goa ...up of Nations|CAN 1990]] in [[Algeria]] but he featured in all of Zambia’s games after that, and was part of the victorious 1991 CECAFA squad.
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  • ...o were a very promising Zambia national team. At the 1988 Olympic Games in Seoul they thrashed Italy 4–0. They had their eyes on the 1993 Africa Cup of Na
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  • ...in [[Football Association of Zambia|FAZ]] tournaments, 5 goals in friendly games, 3 goals in the NFL Trophy and 2 goals in the NFL Benevolent Fund Match. Th ...year 1970 after serving five months and missing the first month of league games. He managed to stay out of trouble and won the [[Chibuku Cup]] with [[Kitwe
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  • ...s sidelined, Ndhlovu took over the reins. His first game was an All Africa Games qualifier against Malawi in April 1987 in Lusaka which Zambia won 3-1. ...e 1988 Summer Olympics|1988]] after a 2-1 aggregate win over Ghana. At the games Zambia found itself in a group with Italy, Venezuela and Iraq, where they t
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  • ...pics]], thereby becoming the first country ever to have entered an Olympic games as one country, and left it as another. Zambia took part in the [[2008 Summ ...otball team]] has had its triumphant moments in football history. At the [[Seoul Olympics]] of 1988, the national team defeated the [[Italy national footbal
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