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Goals by Mcha Khamis and the back in form, John Bocco secured a 2-1 win for Azam over Simba in a Vodacom Premier League match at National Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
The victory stretched Azam's unbeaten run to 23 matches and extended their point-lead at the top to seven points thanks to Yanga 2-1 loss against Mgambo.
In the 16th minute, John Bocco cut into the box and sent in a cross which Kipre Tcthetche managed to chest down to Mcha Khamis who thumped home despite a feeble blocking attempt from Amissi Tambwe.
Simba responded positively and saw most of the ball, however, they were not doing much with it till two minutes before the break. Ramadhan Singano whipped a wonderful cross into the box that was firmly headed home past Aishi Mwinula by Joseph Owino.
Simba continued their ball possession dominance after the restart but it was Azam who once again took the lead through John Bocco eleven minutes into the second half.
In spite of several substitutions from both sides, the score line remained unchanged as Simba squandered chances to convert fine play into goals and ultimately wound up with yet another defeat.
The defeat leaves them in danger of finishing outside the top four for the first time in over twenty years.
Azam's victory supplemented by Yanga shock loss edges them closer to their first Vodacom Premier League title.
With only three games to play, they are firmly in the driving seat cushioned by a seven-point gap between them and second-placed, Yanga who have a game in hand.
Azam edge closer to their first League title | SokaTanzania
The victory stretched Azam's unbeaten run to 23 matches and extended their point-lead at the top to seven points thanks to Yanga 2-1 loss against Mgambo.
In the 16th minute, John Bocco cut into the box and sent in a cross which Kipre Tcthetche managed to chest down to Mcha Khamis who thumped home despite a feeble blocking attempt from Amissi Tambwe.
Simba responded positively and saw most of the ball, however, they were not doing much with it till two minutes before the break. Ramadhan Singano whipped a wonderful cross into the box that was firmly headed home past Aishi Mwinula by Joseph Owino.
Simba continued their ball possession dominance after the restart but it was Azam who once again took the lead through John Bocco eleven minutes into the second half.
In spite of several substitutions from both sides, the score line remained unchanged as Simba squandered chances to convert fine play into goals and ultimately wound up with yet another defeat.
The defeat leaves them in danger of finishing outside the top four for the first time in over twenty years.
Azam's victory supplemented by Yanga shock loss edges them closer to their first Vodacom Premier League title.
With only three games to play, they are firmly in the driving seat cushioned by a seven-point gap between them and second-placed, Yanga who have a game in hand.
Azam edge closer to their first League title | SokaTanzania