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The NBC Premier League Tanzania Mainland is set to resume tomorrow with four thrilling matches lined up across different venues in the country.
The league had been on a break to accommodate FIFA’s international calendar, during which national teams competed in World Cup qualifiers.
Defending champions Yanga will face Tabora United at Ali Hassan Mwinyi Stadium in Tabora, in what promises to be an intense battle.
Elsewhere, Pamba Jiji will clash with Namungo at CCM Kirumba Stadium in Mwanza, while KMC will host Tanzania Prisons at KMC Complex in Dar es Salaam.
Meanwhile, Fountain Gate will take on Singida Black Stars at Tanzanite Kwaraa Stadium in Babati, Manyara, in a crucial encounter.
Fountain Gate’s media officer, Issa Liponda, expressed confidence in his team’s readiness, emphasizing that the players are in top form and fully prepared for the challenge ahead.
"Every player is eager for this match because it's crucial for us. We currently have 28 points, and securing three more will put us in a much stronger position," Liponda stated.
He assured fans that the squad is at full strength, with no injuries affecting their lineup.
"We are heading into battle fully equipped and determined. No one is missing, and we are ready to fight," he added.
Liponda urged the players to remain focused and not underestimate their opponents.
"The coach has emphasized the need to give 100 percent for the full 90 minutes. We must fight with everything we have—blood, sweat, and determination. We have the strength, the will, and the ability to win. With God's help, we will claim all three points," he asserted.
He further highlighted that the team had undergone special preparations, unlike any they had before, since their coach took charge.
Liponda also called on fans to turn up in large numbers and rally behind the team, vowing to settle the score after their previous loss to Singida.
