Simba SC is expected to use Major General Isamuhyo Stadium as its home ground for matches this season, following a change from the club’s initial plan to use Uhuru Stadium.
The decision gives Simba a new venue for hosting its home matches as the club continues preparations for the 2026/27 season and looks to secure the best possible environment for both the team and its supporters.
Previously, Simba SC had announced that Uhuru Stadium would be among the venues it would use as its home ground. However, that plan now appears to have changed, with the club set to make use of Major General Isamuhyo Stadium instead.
The use of the stadium is expected to provide Simba with another option when scheduling its home matches, while factors such as infrastructure, stadium availability and preparations at the venue remain important considerations for the club.
For Simba, having a home ground plays an important role in giving supporters the opportunity to watch their team close to home, while also creating an environment that can give the players additional motivation when competing in front of their fans.
Wekundu wa Msimbazi supporters will now be watching closely to see how Major General Isamuhyo Stadium will be used for Simba’s matches, as well as how the club will manage ticket sales, supporter security and other essential services on matchdays.
From a competitive perspective, having an easily accessible home ground with good facilities can be particularly important for Simba, especially during a season that is expected to feature a demanding schedule across multiple competitions.
