Simba Club's Media and Communications Manager Ahmed Ali has reiterated his call for Simba fans to turn out in large numbers at Benjamin Mkapa Stadium on Sunday, June 15 for the Premier League match against Yanga
Ahmed said they will turn June 15 into a major SIMBA DAY event that is held every year
"The league board has confirmed that there is no change to the schedule of our match against Yanga, it is June 15 at Benjamin Mkapa Stadium as previously planned"
"We are continuing with preparations and it is important for our fans who already have tickets to come to the stadium in large numbers"
"We will turn this June 15 into a SIMBA DAY Festival...!," Ahmed exclaimed
Despite Yanga club's continued insistence on not sending the team to the stadium after the talks they held with the league board yesterday, the board has taken a stand that there will be no change to the schedule of the match that will be played in June 15
It is clear that in the coming days leading up to the game, the Board will announce and complete the necessary procedures based on the rules in case the host does not fulfill its obligation
If Yanga do not appear on the field, the league board should also follow the rules by giving Simba 3 points and deducting Yanga 15 points
But if the board takes different decisions such as postponing the game, it is clear that Simba can boycott playing the match at another time
