Coastal Union vs Young Africans Prediction: Expect a commanding performance from the visiting side

On Saturday, Coastal Union will face off against champions Young Africans at the KMC Complex. The hosts have struggled to find their foot this season, and a defeat at home might cost them in the long run. At the same time, the guests will be hopeful of maintaining their decent run of form tomorrow. 

Last five matches: LLWDW

The hosts, who started the league poorly, have now gone three games without defeat. More recently, they scored twice against Dodoma Jiji to extend their unbeaten rein to three. Hernest Malonga and Maabad Maulid were on the scoresheet for Coastal Union in their second win at home this season. 

Ngawina Ngawina men have picked up eight points from a combined twenty-four, scoring eight and conceding nine. 

Coastal Union have managed two victories over their last eight home games. 

Last five games: WWWWW

Miguel Gamando's men continued their phenomenal start to the season, defeating JKT Tanzania (2-0) on their home ground. Young Africans have had issues converting their chances lately despite their opponent being a man down. 

Yanga Boys have proven why they'll defend their title for the second time this season. After a tug of war between both teams, which lasted for eight five minutes, Young Africans benefited from their opponent's own goal to cart away the maximum points in their Derby game against Simba SC. 

Yanga Boys have scored eleven times this campaign and are yet to concede in over 900 minutes of play in all competitions this season.

Young Africans have won six consecutive league games on the road.

Coastal Union have won three, while Young Africans have managed ten victories and three games ending in a tie over their previous fifteen meetings. Coastal Union are gradually gaining momentum after their poor start to the season and this game might come a bit too early on their journey to recover fully. They’ll face off against a formidable opponent tomorrow and stand no chance against a fully fit Yanga Boys. 

Young Africans hardly score goals these days, but their game management has been superb; we expect them to win and score less than three goals here for 1.85.

Young Africans will win before the break for 2.14.

Good luck!