Tanzania president, Samia Suluhu Hassan, has offered full support to Simba Sports Club by covering their travel expenses to South Africa

Tanzania’s CAF Confederation Cup representatives, Simba SC, are set to depart for South Africa tomorrow ahead of their semifinal return leg clash against Stellenbosch FC.

After a narrow 1-0 victory against Stellenbosch FC of South Africa last Sunday, Simba SC players have vowed to maintain their winning momentum

Despite the missed chances, Simba held on to their slim lead and will be heading to South Africa with confidence, knowing that a draw will secure their place in the CAF Confederation Cup final

Jayrutty has already deposited 30 percent of the total sponsorship package, signaling a strong commitment to the club’s growth

“We are fully aware that this is not an easy match."

Ndala is an experienced official who has officiated a total of 81 international matches on the continent.

With continental glory within reach, Simba SC will be hoping to make a strong statement on the road to their first-ever CAF Confederation Cup final

Simba SC’s path to reaching the final of the CAF Confederation Cup appear clearer than expected, but players have been strongly warned not to underestimate their opponents

Simba needs at least a 3-0 victory to overturn the 2-0 defeat they suffered in the first leg held in Ismailia, Egypt, one week ago.

The victory saw Yanga climb to 64 points at the top of the standings, extending their lead to seven points over arch-rivals Simba SC, who sit second with 57 points

Traditional rivals Young Africans (Yanga) and Simba may meet in this year’s Union Cup, scheduled to take place from April 21 to 27 in Zanzibar.

A victory for Simba would put them just one point behind the defending champions, intensifying the title race.

TMA Stars head coach Mohammed Ismail acknowledged the strong opposition from Simba ahead of the encounter.