AfricaPress-Tanzania: ALLIANCE Girls head coach, Ezekiel Chobanka and JKT Queens’ Ibrahim Juma have detailed their plans to win this season’s league title.
Tanzania Women Football League was also suspended following the outbreak of Coronavirus.
Speaking to this paper at different occasions, both coaches shared strategies that they have set to fulfill their dreams.
“Our goal is to win the title this season. In the two previous seasons we ended up in the second and third positions.
This season is different as we have worked more hard and we have high chances to win the title,” said Ezekiel.
Following the outbreak, Ezekiel had to break the camp, but he issued instructions to his players that they had to proceed with programmes at home to help them grow and improve their personal abilities before they return to the camp.
He added that he has prepared his players both physically and psychologically to win this year title. He is more glad with their form as he is sure they will not let him down.
Alliance Girls are placed third in the log and have pocketed 28 points in 11 games; they are behind Simba Queens who have carved 29 points from 11 games.
JKT Queens currently command the league table on superior goals difference +42, but tied on points with Simba Queens who have played 13 games.
JKT Queens coach has expressed how he sees the current league as it is more attractive and competitive. “The league has grown competitive and attractive, this season more so.
After the outbreak is monitored and the league resumes we expect to do our best and score goals to win more points to win the title,” said Ibrahim.
He has also encouraged parents, stakeholders and football supporters to support women soccer by supporting women league and national teams for it has grown more just as men soccer.
“I call upon parents, stakeholders and football supporters to support women football which is growing fast and with support from the society it will grow more as it is an opportunity and career as other careers,” he insisted. On the fourth place are Ruvuma Queens with 27 points in 11 games.
Yanga Princess are placed fifth with 22 points after playing 13 games. Kigoma Sisterz are on sixth place, pocketing 17 points in 12 games they played, and seventh are Mlandizi Queens who have collected 15 points in 11 games.
Baobab Queens have been placed 8th after playing 13 games and pocketed 12 points. TSC Queens follow after Baobab with 9 points from 2 games tied with Marsh Queens who have played 11 games.
