Kengold vs Young Africans Prediction: We anticipate a smooth sail for the guests

After failing to win any of their last four matches, Kengold FC can’t afford to drop points when they face off against champions Young Africans at the Sokoine Stadium tomorrow. The guests will play their second league game after some time away in the continental championship. 

The newly promoted side are yet to adapt to their new environment as they have lost four consecutive league games. Few days ago, Kengold suffered another (2-0) defeat against Kagera Sugar as they were totally outplayed by the hosts. 

Kengold were formidable in the championship, losing just two in thirty games. Kengold FC conceded the joint most goals and scored the third most goals in the division. Kengold FC were the crowned champions in the second division, winning it by three points over Pamba FC. 

It’s always tough for a new team to excel in the Premier League, especially without a significant amount of funding, and we anticipate another season of struggle in the division for Kengold FC who have not been impressive in the transfer window. 

Miguel Gamando's men began their league season with a (0-2) victory over Kagera Sugar on the road. Since then, they have been away from continental duty and have won six consecutive games in all competitions. 

Young Africans were phenomenal last season as they successfully defended the Tanzania Ligi Kuu Bara title. The Argentine, who lost four games in his entire season, secured the title on Azam’s watch. 

Young Africans made some fantastic decisions by keeping their key players as well as bolstering the squad. This will pay off again as the synergy amongst the players is expected to be out of the roof. 

Young Africans head here after they triumphed over their Ethiopian opponent in the CAF Champions League. They have Singida Black Stars to catch up with on the log, and we are confident they’ll do it in style here. At the same time, Kengold are yet to find their rhythm this campaign, and it’s very unlike them, who have had a decent home record in the championship. 

We anticipate an easy ride for the guests, who looked unstoppable in all competitions over their last six games.

We expect Young Africans to score in both halves for 1.87.

This game will produce more than two goals for 1.78.

Good luck!