“We want to urge our fans to come in large numbers and support the team because we have players who can fill in for the injured ones, it is a game we have to win and the fans can help push us to the win that we want.”
The latest development will be a huge blow for Nabi, who is yet to win a league match since joining Yanga as a replacement Cedric Kaze.
On Tuesday, the Tunisian tactician expressed his concern with his side s strike force, insisting they must improve for the remaining matches in the top-flight.
“It is something that worries me very much, and I am not happy about it, we are creating several chances but my strikers are not scoring goals,” Nabi told
“We know it will not be an easy task to win the trophy because of the stiff competition every team is putting up, but I can assure you we are well organised and not afraid of any team we will be drawn to face in the quarter-finals.
“We have planned to play every game as a final to achieve our goal and in addition, we have also planned ways to motivate the players, the management is working on increasing the motivation within the squad in various ways including player bonuses being revised upwards as a way to push them to win the trophy.”
Wekundu wa Msimbazi though have played 21 games and have enough ground to recover the lost position.
During the JKT game, Azam left-back Pascal Msindo made history by becoming the youngest player to have ever played in the Mainland Premier League, after making his debut aged 17 years and eight days.
The full-back had an impressive outing in the Cecafa U20 championship and continues to hone his skills with the former Tanzanian champions.
On Saturday, games will continue to be played as Coastal Union will host Ruvu Shooting at 13:00. It will be a good chance for the away side - sitting 11th on the log with 30 points from 25 games - to try and pick up a win in order to close in on their hosts who have four more points and have engaged in one fewer game.
Wekundu wa Msimbazi though have played 21 games and have enough ground to recover the lost position.
During the JKT game, Azam left-back Pascal Msindo made history by becoming the youngest player to have ever played in the Mainland Premier League, after making his debut aged 17 years and eight days.
The full-back had an impressive outing in the Cecafa U20 championship and continues to hone his skills with the former Tanzanian champions.
On Saturday, games will continue to be played as Coastal Union will host Ruvu Shooting at 13:00. It will be a good chance for the away side - sitting 11th on the log with 30 points from 25 games - to try and pick up a win in order to close in on their hosts who have four more points and have engaged in one fewer game.