Kenny Mwape  Kenny Mwape (1955–2007) was a Zambian goalkeeper and coach. He was Zambia's goalkeeper at the Moscow Olympic Games in 1980 and played for several Zambian clubs including Power Dynamos. Mwape's elder brother Emmanuel also played in goal for Zambia. Mwape was born in Luanshya and he started out in Roan United's youth team in 1970, following in the footsteps of his elder brother Emmanuel Mwape who was the first choice goalkeeper at Roan and the national team. Mwape stayed at Roan for two seasons but due to limited first-team opportunities, he was loaned to Division II side Luanshya Blue Devils in 1972 but left the following year to join Mufulira Blackpool where he stayed for a season before moving to City of Lusaka. In the 1975 soccer season, Mwape moved to Green Buffaloes where he would stay for four seasons. On 26 February 1977, in a game against Mufulira Blackpool at Kamuchanga Stadium in Mufulira, Mwape was involved in a fracas which led to a suspension and court charges for him and four team-mates Obby Kapita, Francis Kajiya, Peter Tembo and Chris Kaoma. The riot started immediately the match ended and was caused by a disputed winning goal for Blackpool, scored from a corner kick in the last minute of the match which Buffaloes disputed as offside and as soon as the match ended, Buffaloes players surrounded the referee and kicked him around. This caused policemen to rush onto the pitch but Buffaloes players turned on them forcing the police to fire teargas and as the crowd fled, a stampede ensued. The police ran out of teargas canisters and Buffaloes players turned on the crowd, beating and kicking everyone in sight and this led to two infants, a youth, a woman and two policemen being admitted to hospital and many more fans treated for injuries. Two weeks later the case was brought before the Football Association of Zambia FAZ disciplinary committee and the five players were suspended for 12 months each but when Buffaloes appealed, the FAZ executive committee quashed the suspensions and ordered a second hearing of the case which did not take place. The Mufulira Magaistrate courts however found the five guilty of committing a breach of the peace and assault and they were fined K10 each. The four were freed when Kapita's father paid the fines for all of them.