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“In 10 minutes, we will have scored the first goal and that is when Chiefs must forget about everything because the match will be over by then. With attacks by Luis Miquissone, Clatous Chama, and Bernard Morrison, the opponent must collapse.” Manara also revealed their slogan ahead of the meeting against the Premier Soccer League side in Dar es Salaam. “We have prepared but to get results we will depend on the feet of Joash Onyango and his company. 'Do or Die Season Two' is our slogan,” he added. “They will not get out of Mkapa Stadium with any meaningful result.

Ex-Orlando Pirates star joins Simba in time for Kaizer Chiefs clash A former Bucs star midfielder has joined Tanzanian giants Simba SC in time for Saturday's CAF Champions League match against Kaizer Chiefs. CAF Champions League match against Kaizer Chiefs. Kick-off for the encounter is at 6PM SA time. However, Simba made it clear, at the time, that Morrison would join his teammates in South Africa as soon as his paperwork was sorted. Now, it has been reported that Morrison is in South Africa and will get to face Chiefs on Saturday. This will not be the first that Morrison gets to play again...

Goal. “The Mainland league is a marathon, you fight to win and get points and whoever get more points at end of the season, wins the title, but in Champions League it is a knockout competition, you win you proceed to the next stage, you lose you are knocked out, so this are two different competitions and not playing against Yanga will not affect us at all. “So we always prepare differently when playing in the two competitions and we have already forgotten what happened against Yanga, we respect them, they are a great team but now our focus is on Chiefs, it is the task we are focused on.�...

"First of all, we have to show respect to them. Chiefs are not as easy as some may feel, they are a very strong side who play a high-intensity game and our first assignment is to ensure we lower the tempo." Mnyama arrived in South Africa on Monday, five days ahead of the match. The former Taifa Star is impressed with the way the 21-time Tanzania Mainland League champions have been training and is hopeful of getting a favourable result ahead of the second leg at the Benjamin Mkapa Stadium in Dar es Salaam. "Every player is in good shape, we have had several sessions and players are adapting co...

A source with the team has, however, told Goal the two have started to work on their visas and they will link up with the team soon in South Africa. “It is true Pascal [Wawa] and Adel [Zrane] remained behind in Kenya because they had some small issues with their paperwork especially the visas but we left them behind to sort the problem,” the source told Goal. “I am confident it will be sorted out and they will link up with us here in Johannesburg, it is nothing big to worry about because their papers had issues and must be cleared for them to travel.”