As Yanga continue their preparations for the CAF Champions League second-leg match against Gaborone United, the Botswana side is expected to arrive in Tanzania tomorrow, Thursday.
The second leg, with a place in the first round of the competition at stake, will be played on Saturday, September 12, at Azam Complex.
Following a 1-1 draw in the first leg in Botswana, Yanga need a victory to secure qualification for the first round.
Yanga Head of Information and Communications Ali Kamwe has urged fans to purchase their tickets early, fill Azam Complex, and send their opponents a clear message that Saturday belongs to the Wananchi.
