The MTN FAZ SUPER LEAGUE 2022/23 season is nearing its end, with just two games left to play. It has been a journey of highs and lows for many teams, and now, two more slots need to be confirmed. The battle is on to see which of the three clubs in danger of dropping will join Buildcon Football Club and Chambishi Football Club, who have already been relegated to the lower league. Nkwazi Football Club, Lumwana Radiants, and Nchanga Rangers are all fighting to avoid the drop from the remaining fixtures. Nchanga Rangers Football Club is currently 14th on the log with 36 points, just one point above Nkwazi, who are in relegation. For Nchanga Rangers to survive, they will need to record positive results against Kansanshi Dynamos Football Club and Kabwe Warriors, in the two remaining fixtures. The pressure is on as they must secure at least four points to stand a chance of staying in the league. Nkwazi will play Green Eagles and fellow relegation-threatened Lumwana Radiants in their final fixture. The equation is simple for Nkwazi: they need to better the results of Nchanga Rangers and Lumwana Radiants to survive. It is a daunting task, but they are determined to fight until the end. Meanwhile, Lumwana Radiants have a tougher job ahead. They must win points at the expense of FC Muza and Nkwazi. They also need to hope that Nchanga Rangers do not do well in their games. It is a long shot, but they are not giving up without a fight. The last two matchdays are tough for these three teams as their status at the top of Zambia football is at stake. They know that they have to do better than they did in their previous fixtures to stand a chance of survival. The tension is high and The players are under immense pressure to perform, and every move is scrutinized. It is a battle for survival, and the stakes are high. In the end, it will come down to the wire, and only time will tell who will emerge victorious. The MTN FAZ SUPER LEAGUE 2022/23 season is set to have an unforgettable ending, and the battle for survival will be remembered for years to come.