During the incident, the fans moved in front of the Prison bus and were seen sprinkling as a sign of scaring the team with black magic, and the board now says they have fined Yanga as per Rule 45(1) of the rules and regulations governing the sport in Tanzania.
Yanga’s second infraction has seen them handed another fine of Tsh500,000 after their fans allegedly attacked match officials at the end of their league match against Mbeya City at Sokoine Stadium in Mbeya.
During the incident, the fans who felt the match officials had denied their team a penalty, pelted stones and bottles onto the pitch aimed at the match referee in the match held on February 13.
“I can predict a very good strike force between the two players and teams in the league should now start to get worried.
“We have already seen what Saidi [Ntibazonkiza] can do, the ability he has since he has played a few matches for Yanga since signing and even managed to score goals and create some and when he links up with Razak, I think they will form a deadly partnership.
“Yanga also have a good coach in Cedric [Kaze], he is yet to lose a match since he signed for them, 13 matches now for the coach he has gone unbeaten, they are building a good team and I foresee a great future for them.”
The former Zambia head coach won three titles in one year after stellar performances in the domestic competitions.
He helped the Msimbazi side defend the league title for the third time in a row, won the Azam Shield Cup as well as the Community Shield Cup.
In 55 matches he oversaw, Vandenbroeck registered wins on 39 occasions, 10 draws were recorded and they got just six losses.
The win includes a 4-1 defeat inflicted on their archrivals Yanga SC during the Azam Shield Cup semi-final on their way to winning the second title in the year. In the six draws, one of them came during a highly-contested Kariakoo Derby on January 4 where they ended up conceding two goals to help Yanga fight back for a 2-2 scoreline.
It explains why the two teams settled for a goalless scoreline in the first half.
After the break, Prisons upped their tempo and managed to get a deserved opener in the 52nd minute courtesy of Jumanne Fadhili. It was a reward for their good play.
Timu ya Wananchi struggled to get clear cut chances against an organized Prisons team. But their resilience to maintain their unbeaten run paid off in the 78th minute.
Burundi international Saidi Ntibazonkiza, who was making his debut, broke the hearts of the home fans with a timely equalizer. It was the goal that took Yanga s points tally to 44 from the 18 games played.
It explains why the two teams settled for a goalless scoreline in the first half.
After the break, Prisons upped their tempo and managed to get a deserved opener in the 52nd minute courtesy of Jumanne Fadhili. It was a reward for their good play.
Timu ya Wananchi struggled to get clear cut chances against an organized Prisons team. But their resilience to maintain their unbeaten run paid off in the 78th minute.
Burundi international Saidi Ntibazonkiza, who was making his debut, broke the hearts of the home fans with a timely equalizer. It was the goal that took Yanga s points tally to 44 from the 18 games played.