While the heat of the Kariakoo match continues to rise, Simba's head coach, Fadlu Davies has prepared a surprise for his squad before taking on Yanga on Thursday, August 8, at the Benjamin Mkapa Stadium.
After the Simba Day game against APR in which Mnyama won 2-0, Fadlu gave a break to his team while urging the players to watch the match between Yanga and Red Arrows played the other day at the Mkapa stadium in the peak of the week. of Citizens.
Fadlu urged the players to take a good look at Yanga as it is the opponent they will meet in the upcoming Ngao ja Jamii semi-final tomorrow Thursday.
All the Simba players did that where some of them gathered in groups especially the new ones and watched the match together in a hotel in Dar es Salaam while others watched at home.
"We were told to watch the match, some were in the hotel together but others were at home," said one of the Simba players and added;
"Until we finished our last match, no player was sure of a permanent place in the first team. This coach wants everyone to play and has a difficult decision, so until now if you tell me to plan the first team, I can't."
em>While the players watched the Yanga match in a different way, coach Fadlu and his entire technical bench also watched the match together more technically.
Simba's information officer, Ahmed Ally said they are satisfied with the ability of their new team and are now ready to start the fight without fearing any team.
"We are finished and we are satisfied with our team loaded with young people. We are ready for the fight and this will be confirmed on August 8 when we play with Yanga, you will see for yourself how a modern team plays," said Ahmed
Simba returned to training yesterday, Monday, and today it will continue with the training program at its Mo Simba Arena located in Bunju Dar es Salaam
