Yanga will face Coastal Union tomorrow in a Tanzania Premier League match at KMC Complex in Dar es Salaam.
Yanga will enter the match with the memory of their previous 1-0 victory over Coastal Union. Speaking to the press about their preparations for tomorrow's match, both coaches and players shared how they have planned for the upcoming challenge.
Yanga's coach, Miloud Hamdi, emphasized the importance of the game, urging his players to focus.
He mentioned that their goal of winning the league title is still intact.
"I've spoken to the players, and they know how important this match is for us. Despite our good performances, we are still in the title race, and securing a good result is crucial for our success," said the coach.
Yanga player, Aboutwalib Mishery, stated that the team is well-prepared, and their goal remains the championship.
"We will approach the match with great caution because Coastal Union is a strong team," Mishery said. "Our goal is still to win the league, and we must win all our matches. The morale in the team is very high, and we will fight hard to secure the three points."
On the other hand, Coastal Union's assistant coach, Joseph Lazaro, acknowledged that tomorrow's match will be tough, but they are ready for the challenge.
"We are going into the match with caution because Yanga are chasing the title, and we are fighting to avoid relegation. We are aware of our weaknesses, and we will work on them," said Lazaro.
Coastal Union player, Ally Magaya, echoed the sentiment, saying the match will be challenging as they are facing the defending champions.
"We will follow the coach's instructions closely because they are crucial for us, and we need a good result," Magaya said.
