Speaking here during the training held
at CCM Kirumba Stadium in Mwanza yesterday ahead of their league clash
against Mbao FC at the same venue today, Majimaji’s Secretary General
Zakaria Ngalimanayo said a win is a must.
“We will fight to the end and make sure
we win all remaining eight matches to escape relegation,” he said. After
their tie against Mbao, the Songea lads will travel to Kagera to face
Kagera Sugar at the Kaitaba Stadium on March 4th, this year.
He also thanked the team’s sponsor -
Ghalib Said Mohamed (G.S.M) for their great help. “They have really been
of great help to the team, providing salaries and accommodation to
players and technical bench,” he said. He also called upon Ruvuma
football fraternity to unite and support the team in remaining fixtures,
so as they fulfil their dream of staying in the league.
The 1998 Mainland Premier League
champions are placed 13th in the table after gathering 22 points in
their last 22 outings. Majimaji have netted 14 goals and have conceded
30 goals. They have won six games, three draws and lost 13 matches.
Majimaji will now play four matches in away stadium against Mbao, Kagera
Sugar, JKT Ruvu and Ruvu Shooting.
They will also play four matches at home
(Majimaji Stadium) against Toto Africans, African Lyon, Mwadui and
Mbeya City. Majimaji Assistant Coach Habib Kondo said his team is well
prepared to confront Mbao FC and he has confirmed there is no any player
who is injured so far.
The former Yanga player and Villa Squad,
Mwadui FC coach said his team is training for only one session in the
evening. Meanwhile, Mwanza based Pamba FC have avoided relegation and
managed to stay in the First Division League after beating Dar es Salaam
based Mshikamano FC 2-0 at the CCM Kirumba Stadium here. David Julius
scored a brace in the 84 and 89 minutes.
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