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IHEFU and Mtibwa Sugar have sailed into Azam Sports Federation Cup (ASFC) quarter after securing victories against Pan African and KMC respectively. At Highland Estates Stadium in Mbarali Mbeya, Ihefu used well the home-ground advantage to silence Pan Africa with a clean 2-0 win in a highly com ...
It was later reported that Simba opted out of the race to sign him when he was injured during a training session with the national team. As Simba's interest waned, Yanga came along to enquire about his availability and started talks that reached an advanced stage. When Simba learnt of Yanga's move, it is said they rekindled their interest, although Timu ya Mwananchi, under the watchful eye of Hersi Said - who usually leads the club's transfer deals - had been in direct contact with Shaaban. Mwanaspoti reports a Simba official, who is close to chairman Mo Dewji and who sits on the board, has ...
"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.”
Ahead of their first-leg meeting against the South African club at FNB Stadium on Saturday, Bocco has revealed Simba deserved to qualify because of their determination and the targets they had set for the season. “I have a strong belief we did not reach the quarter-finals by luck but we reached the stage because of the hard work we did and because of our determination to do well in the competition,” Bocco told Goal before the team boarded the plane for Johannesburg. “When the season kicked off, the club had set their targets and for us is to make sure we reach those targets and we kno...