Yanga SC continues to write history in Tanzanian football as they aim to win the CRDB Cup for the fourth time in a row
Tomorrow, Tuesday, April 15, the Citizens will take to the field at the KMC Complex Stadium to face Stand United in the quarter-finals of the Federation Cup
Yanga, the defending champions, have shown great dominance by winning the title for three consecutive seasons. Their journey to dominate the CRDB Cup has not been a fluke but is the result of solid planning, a strong squad and an unwavering spirit of victory
Over the past four years, Yanga has set a record of its own by winning 21 consecutive matches in this tournament - a record that further demonstrates the club's size and its focus on lasting success
Yanga coach, Milodu Hamdi and his technical bench, have been emphasizing the importance of treating every match as a final. They have stressed that despite their team's good history, they are not taking the match against Stand United lightly, knowing clearly that their opponents also need success.
Yanga fans across the country believe that their team will continue their dominance in the CRDB Cup and will qualify for the semi-finals ahead of Stand United.
Yanga's Media and Communications Manager Ali Kamwe has called on the public to turn out in large numbers at the KMC Complex to give their team motivation as they are fighting for a ticket to qualify for the semi-finals.
Furthermore, after their hometown team Simba qualified for the semi-finals yesterday, Yanga will need to move forward as there is a chance to meet their hometown team who entered the finals in the Premier League.
