Young Africans will today take to the pitch to finalize their first leg matches with a clash against army side Ruvu Shooting.
The match to be played at the Uhuru stadium will be very important for the defending champions as a win will close their gap with leaders Simba who lost their last league match at Prisons.
A win for Yanga could see them reduce the gap to two points. Simba have 35 points from 15 matches while Yanga have 30 points from 14 matches. Azam are however a distance third with 25 points from 15 matches
Yanga who have signed former Zesco coach George Lwandamina are looking to finish the first leg on high before they embark on the second leg with continental matches on card, also the CECAFA Kagame cup this year where they will represent Tanzania after Azam won the last edition.
