Green and Yellow-clad Yanga fans celebrated their 30th league title with a vibrant trophy parade in Dar es Salaam.
Thousands of green and yellow-clad supporters lined the streets of Dar es Salaam on Sunday afternoon as Young Africans Sports Club (Yanga) celebrated their latest league triumph with a spectacular trophy parade.
The jubilant scene unfolded just a day after the club was crowned champions marking their 30th title in a dominant display of football prowess.
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The streets were a vibrant tapestry of Yanga's colors, as fans donned in the team’s signature yellow and green filled every space available to witness the champions ride through the city in an open-top bus.
The air was electric, punctuated by the sounds of cheering and club anthems, showcasing the deep connection between the club and its supporters.
The parade, a festivity of unity and triumph, saw fans of all ages joining in the celebration.
Children hoisted on shoulders waved flags, while adults sang passionately, all forming a moving mosaic of support that mirrored the club's storied legacy.
The unity was palpable, as Yanga supporters shared this moment of sheer joy, reaffirming their status as the "undisputed kings" of Tanzanian football.
However, the massive turnout also presented challenges.
Police were on high alert, struggling at times to control the crowd as enthusiastic fans pushed closer to the bus, eager to get a closer look at their heroes and the gleaming trophy.
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Despite these challenges, the atmosphere remained overwhelmingly positive, with the fans undeterred in their celebrations.
The road to the championship was a testament to Yanga’s relentless spirit and skill, culminating in a decisive 3-0 victory against Tabora United at Benjamin Mkapa Stadium.
Joseph Guede, Maxi Nzengeli, and Stephanie Aziz Ki were the scorers on that pivotal day, each goal a step closer to lifting the trophy that would once again affirm their dominance in the league.
The final matchday was not just significant for Yanga but also for the league at large.
All 16 teams were in action, marking the 29th fixture of the season, with each squad battling in their penultimate matches.
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Notably, Azam clinched the second spot after a commanding 5-1 win over Kagera Sugar, while traditional rivals Simba secured third place with a tight 1-0 victory over KMC, edged by goal difference.
In the race for the Golden Boot, the excitement was just as intense.
Feisal Salum of Yanga struck twice to draw level with teammate Aziz Ki, each finishing the day with 18 goals.
This scoring feat added another layer of celebration for the Yanga fans, who could boast not only the league title but also top scorers within their ranks.
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