YOUNG Africans caretaker coach, Boniface Mkwasa believes that his side will be able to win against Tanzania Prisons at Sokoine Stadium in Mbeya tomorrow.<\/p>\n
Yanga saw their mission to snatch possible six points from the Southern Highlands hit rocks following a scoreless draw with Mbeya City on Tuesday at the same venue and instead managed to came out with one point.<\/p>\n
The match lost its beauty as it was played on a waterlogged pitch which prevented smooth flow of the ball thereby forcing the two sides to use long balls which had no impact at all.<\/p>\n
For Mbeya City, the draw was a jewel for them as they want to start winning campaign to retrieve the team from the relegation zone.<\/p>\n
But, reacting after the game, Mkwasa said they have now switched focus to their next battle against Tanzania Prisons tomorrow.<\/p>\n
\u201cI believe that the pitch will be in good form to enable us play our usual game and win the last match from this side,\u201d the coach said.<\/p>\n
However, Mkwasa could not help but blamed poor refereeing on the day saying most decisions made were against his side.<\/p>\n
\u201cTo say the truth, our football is not growing because of some referees who fail to apply all the required laws of football in a balanced way,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
He added that since football is played openly, people who watched the game would agree with him that the referee was poor throughout the tense match.<\/p>\n
On his part, Mbeya City head coach, Amri Said disclosed that a draw was much better for him as they played against a tough opponent in the country.<\/p>\n
\u201cI am glad with the one point we have collected. It was a tough game as you saw but we played with respect against them,\u201d said him. He continued: \u201cWith the outcome, I can confidently say I have started well my journey at this new club even though many players are inexperienced but I can see potential in them,\u201d the coach said.<\/p>\n
Moreover, the former Biashara United trainer lauded Mbeya City fans for coming in big number to back up their team saying that good gesture played a big role to their perfect form against Yanga.<\/p>\n
As it stands, Mbeya City currently sit on 18th slot with nine points from 13 games and have just won a single match, drawing six and losing six respectively.<\/p>\n
Generally, it has been a back foot start for Mbeya City this season and they need to work hard in their follow up fixtures as the only guarantee to remain in the league next season.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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