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Here is your guide to Saturday's Caf Champions League quarter-final clash between Simba SC of Tanzania and Kaizer Chiefs of South Africa.

Tycoon Said to Bring Down a Deputy Mayor, Control Key Beijing Land Deal April 6, 2015 By Caixin staff reporters Yu Ning and Liu Ran, and intern reporter Cui Xiankang. This article was first published in Caixin.  A recent business dispute between a state-owned technology conglomerate and a private property developer has put a low-profile but powerful businessman in the spotlight. The businessman is believed to have brought down a former Beijing deputy mayor, control a landmark building project in the capital, and have close ties to a disgraced national security official. The drama started lat...

This will be the first Kariakoo Derby for both coaches – Simba’s Didier Gomes Da Rosa, who joined the team on January 24 following the exit of Belgian Sven Vandenbroeck, and Yanga’s Nasreddine Nabi, who was appointed on April 23 after the club moved to sack Burundian Cedric Kaze owing to a series of poor performances. Da Rosa has so far led Simba in 10 league matches without losing a single game, winning eight and drawing two matches - against Azam FC and Tanzania Prisons - both played at Mkapa Stadium. On the continental scene, Da Rosa set a record with Simba after he guided them t...

Simba have played in the group stage of the competition twice in the past but have never progressed, and they now have a chance to make history but they will have to achieve the feat without home support after Caf banned fans from attending the match owing to Covid-19 restrictions. Simba media officer Haji Manara confirmed on Saturday they had received a communication from Caf not to allow fans into the match venue. “As we continue preparations for the game against Al Merrikh, we have received a communication from Caf via [Tanzania Football Federation] that fans will not be allowed into th...

Middlesbrough joins with Chinese state-owned firm over masterplan for Middlehaven Middlesbrough Council is join forces with Chinese firm BCEGI over the development of land from Middlesbrough Dock to Stockton Street 14:49, 1 MAR 2021 Latest Teesside headlines straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice An internatio...