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10 man simba yesterday held Yanga to a 1-1 draw in an ill tempered match  marred by hooliganism  at the National stadium in Dar es Salaam.

The draw pushes Simba further upfront to  17 points from seven matches while Yanga moves to 11 points after six matches

In the match ,Burundian Amis Tambwe scored  early in the half before Ramadhan Shiza Kichuya  cancelled the lead in the second half .Simba were reduced to 10 men after Jonas Mkude

The Burundian international scored after camera replays showed he got an assistance from the hand in the 26th minute.He received a long pass from  Mbuyu Twite dodging himself  past Simba defender  Novat Lufunga before  firing past Ivorian keepr Vincent Angban for a 1-0 lead.After  the goal  chaos erupted both at ther pitch and at the stands with simba players refusing to accept the goal.in the ensuing battle centre referee  Saanya showed a straight red to Simba keeper Jonas Mkude  prompting Simba fans to uproot   plastic seats throwing  at the pitch.The match was stopped for 5 minutes with the police claming the situation .

The Match resumed and no meaningful incidences with Simba resorting to long balls in search of an equalizer.

In the second half  Simba started on a high prompting Yanga coach to introduce Andrew Vincent for Kelvin Yondani to strenthen the defence .

Simba coach Patrick Omog made a double subsitution in the  62nd minute bringing on Juuko Murshid for Lufunga  Novat and  Fredrick Blagnon for  Laudit Mavugo.The subsitution almost paid off five minutes later when Juuko Murshid almost got an equalizer for Simba wghen his shot just went inches off the Yanga goal.

Simba made the last sunstitution bringing on Ibrahim Mohammed for  Ajib while Yanga withdrew the services of  Juma Mahadhi for Simon Msuva.

The moment of celebration for Simba fans came in the 87th minute when Kichuya Ramadhan’s corner  went stsaight into the net

 

Yanga SC ;

Ally Mustafa ‘Barthez’,Juma Abdul,Mwinyi Hajji, Kevin Yondan/Andrew Vincent dk46, Vincent Bossou, Mbuyu Twite, Juma Mahadhi/Simon Msuva, Thabani Kamusoko, Amisi Tambwe, Donald Ngoma and Deus Kaseke/Haruna Niyonzima.
Simba SC;

Vincent Angban, Janvier Besala Bokungu, Mohammed Hussein ‘Tshabalala’, Novart Lufunga/Juuko, Method Mwanjali, Jonas Mkude, Shizza Kichuya, Muzamil Yassim, Laudit Mavugo/Blagnon, Ibrahim Hajib/Mohamed ‘Mo’ Ibrahim and Mwinyi Kazimoto.

 

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