Trophies continue to pour into Jangwani today, with the Mapinduzi Cup adding to the tally after Yanga emerged victorious via a 5–4 penalty shootout win over Azam FC following a goalless draw.
It was a tough 120 minutes, with Azam FC maintaining their tradition of giving Yanga a difficult match whenever the two sides meet.
A rare penalty opportunity missed by Yanga in extra time through Pacome Zouzoua led to the match being decided by a penalty shootout.
Goalkeeper Aboutwalib Mshery was the hero in the shootout, saving one penalty that helped Yanga secure the championship.
This marks the first trophy for coach Pedro Gonçalves and his technical bench.
CONGRATULATIONS YANGA, CONGRATULATIONS WANANCHI..
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