Yanga Information and Communication Manager, Ali Kamwe, has said that they know the match against Al Hilal will be difficult, so he has asked members and fans to come out in large numbers to increase the motivation of their players.
Continuing to encourage Yanga fans in various areas of the city of Dar es Salaam to turn out in large numbers for the Mkapa tournament on Tuesday, Kamwe has explained the importance of fans turning out in large numbers to boost the players' morale
"It's a difficult match, but with our size and our unity, members and fans joining together, crowding the field cheering for our players, we will make it easy, the players and the technical bench are ready for this battle," said Kamwe< /em>
He added their potential players to fight and make sure they receive the new coach for victory and not other results
"Those who were in the national team squads, we know that many of them played, so they are still fit, going to the game against Al Hilal, because that will not be a problem for our coach, all that is needed is unity to get victory in the first game which is very important," said Kamwe
He added that they are not afraid of the game despite losing two matches in a row in the Tanzania Mainland Premier League and instead they will increase attention towards the game
"We are not afraid of this match because we lost the previous matches, instead it has made us now to be careful in all the next games, we will not underestimate the match and we will not enter the field out of habit," Kamwe said
