The former Wekundu wa Msimbazi team manager believes the two giants will be once again on the fore-front in fighting for this campaign's title.
"From the matches played in the first round, it is evident the race will remain between Simba and Yanga," Rweyemamu told
Goal on Sunday.
"It will be interesting to see how [Simba] perform in their matches in hand before we get a clear picture."
The administrator has also opined on Azam FC's season. The team started the campaign on a high before dropping away to 14 points off the top of the table. The 2014 champions ended up firing Romanian Aristica Cioaba and brought in George Lwandamina to replace him.