The game will be played at the Nelson Mandela Stadium in Sumbawanga.
Prisons finished the first round of matches with 21 points which came from the 17 games played. As a result, they are placed in the 11th position with five wins, six draws and as many losses. They managed to score 10 goals and conceded 11 to finish with a goal difference of negative one.
They will be up against the 27-time league champions who are the most in-form team in the Tanzania Mainland League.
Timu ya Wananchi managed to collect 43 points from the 17 games played in the first round.
They are the only unbeaten team in the Tanzanian top tier after collecting 13 wins and four draws.
“Both Ntibazonkiza and Yacouba picked up injuries during the Ihefu match while Nchimbi has been permitted to go and settle family problems but we still have a room for the named injured players to see how they will respond to the final training session and then we will know whether to feature them or not,” Kaze told
On facing Tanzania Prisons, Kaze said: “Each game is different and we are aware that Tanzania Prisons are a good side too as they play as a team and they have a coach with vast experience of the Mainland Premier League but we have prepared in accordance with the status of the game itself.”