After a convincing 3-0 victory against TRA United and heading into the FIFA international break in second place, Simba SC has sent a strong warning to its title rivals this season.
The win saw Simba reach 31 points, and with two games in hand, victories in both would put them just one point behind their rivals Young Africans SC at the top of the table.
Following the FIFA break, a busy run of fixtures awaits the Msimbazi Reds, with head coach Steve Barker targeting maximum points in every match.
On April 2, Simba will host Coastal Union at Isamuhyo Stadium, before facing Azam FC in the Mzizima derby on April 5, a match likely to be played at Azam Complex in Chamazi.
On April 9, Simba will travel to Manyara to face Fountain Gate FC, followed by another away fixture against Namungo FC in Ruangwa on April 15.
Simba will return to Isamuhyo Stadium on April 19 to take on JKT Tanzania in the ‘Isamuhyo derby’.
After the Muungano Cup concludes, Simba will again host Tanzania Prisons on April 29, before the highly anticipated Kariakoo derby against Young Africans SC on May 3.
