Simba sc will Score from Sakho and Inonga Baka

The injury to MTIBWA's primary goalkeeper, Farouk Shikalo, has had a significant impact. 

The entry of number two goalkeeper Hamad Kadedi is a necessary excuse, but I can say that it has completely destroyed the discipline of the game that Farouk Shikalo developed.
 In football, the goalkeeper is the one who determines the results for a large percentage of the time. Take note of the kind of goal he allowed Mzamiru Yaasin to tie on his own goal and failed to stop.

I can say that HOMARI KAPOMBE's style of play is the most popular in modern football because he is good at blocking and helping the team attack. However, he also shoots crosses without avarice.
Today, MZAMIRU YAASIN demonstrated the true definition of a box-to-box midfielder: when he needed to attack or block, you saw him. He was not sluggish at all and was very clean.

The real meaning of the nickname they gave him as a donkey midfielder is that very few players can play like Mzamiru.
PSCAL KITENGE, the car's engine went out while it was driving.
He allows a mistake to result in a red card without any justification, and there was no need to harm Sakho. Typically, this only occurs when a player is enraged by a player because of the way they play, but it could also be a plan to remove him from the field once it has been determined that he is likely the player who could cause more harm.

The defender, HENOCK INONGA BAKA, adores using power, which has frequently paid off. With that strategy, he seemed to have complete control over Charles Ilamfya.
I can say that it is a match that Aishi should be given a sports magazine to read because today she had absolutely no work to do due to the DRY of attacks on her gate.

Poor strategy by coach MAYANGA: despite "playing a man down," he continued to put the team behind something that caused Simba to move into the Mtibwa zone and score a lot of goals.

TATU NURU MALOGO, the game's referee, was supposed to give Frank KAHOLE a red card for a bad tackle when he stepped on SAKHO's ankle. Unfortunately, he didn't, and I'm not sure why.
KASSIAN PONERA, the Central Defender, was seen today not giving Vedastus Mwihambi, his fellow defender, regular instructions. This typically results in the defence role not being performed well; typically, number 5 should be the person giving instructions to number four as well as to fullbacks in order to manage the entire defence issue.

MAN OF THE MATCH: P.O. SAKHO, who played today at a very high level and scored two goals in the box. I don't see why Sakho should start outside so that the teacher can play with pure strikers Kyombo or Bocco, who frequently do not give him results. It is better if the teacher starts with false striker Phiri, so that Sakho stays on the right wing.