Kagera Sugar vs Young Africans Prediction: We expect a more open game here

Just a few days after their disappointing loss at home to Azam Fc, Kagera Sugar have an even sterner test ahead of the clash against Young Africans at the Kaitaba Stadium, as they must be at their best to take anything away from this game.

Last five games: WDLLL

Following their four consecutive games without a breakthrough, Kagera Sugar parted ways with coach Mecky Maxime. The hosts head here after their humiliating display against Azam FC in front of their home supporters, losing by four goals to the visitors. The result came following their (3-0) defeat to Simba SC. The implication is that they have now lost six times this season. Kagera Sugar have picked up thirteen points from a possible fourth two, scoring eight while conceding fifteen goals.

Kagera Sugar have a decent home record with two wins, a loss, and three stalemates.

Last five games: WWWWW

The Yanga Boys are at their best in the division with seven consecutive victories and march here with a slim (0-1) against Tabora United. Young Africans had to settle for a goal as their hosts played more defensively. Stephane Aziz Ki scored again after his brace in the game against Mtibwa Sugar and has now scored in each of his last nine games in all competitions, taking his tally to twelve goals in all matches. Young Africans have scored the second most goals (31) and conceded six times this season as they maintain their spot on the log pending when they play their three outstanding games.

Young Africans have lost once, won fourteen, and drawn a game against the home side in sixteen meetings. Kagera United are without a coach for the encounter, and it could be worse for them after losing by four goals in their recent match. On the opposing end, Young Africans managed just a goal on the road against Tabora United as their run of not scoring more on the road continued. Regardless, there are chances they might score more this time as the hosts are not in their best shape right now; bet on an away halftime win for 1.72.

We expect to see more than two goals here for 1.92.

We expect Young Africans to win in both halves for 1.80.

Good luck!