Young Africans vs Tanzania Prisons FC Prediction: Yanga Boys will take advantage of their opponent's poor defence

Young Africans will face off against Tanzania Prisons FC at the KMC Complex on Sunday. Yanga Boys will strive to leapfrog Simba SC on the log when they host an uninspiring opponent tomorrow.

Last five games: WLLWW

Yanga Boys picked up all the points against Mashujaa FC, but not the performance we expect from the defending champions. The hosts conceded twice against a side that had managed just one goal in their last three games. Young Africans fought tooth and nail to secure all the points in a (3-2) win over Mashujaa FC. 

Sead Ramovic's men have now won back-to-back games, and they are back to the third spot on the log. It hasn’t been rosy for Yanga Boys in front of goal, and they have not been bad defensively, letting in just four goals this season. 

They have picked up thirty points from a combined thirty-six, scoring nineteen and conceding six. 

Young Africans have won four and lost twice on their home turf this season. 

Last five games: WLLDL

The guests have been in a terrible run over the start of this campaign, and since their (1-0) victory over Kengold, Tanzania Prison have lost three in four matches. More recently, they suffered another home defeat as they were stunned by Singida Black Stars on their home turf. 

David Ouma's men are still nowhere near their best, and they must be at the top of their game to amass all the points against their guests. 

Tanzania Prisons have picked up eleven points from a combined forty-two, scoring six and conceding thirteen. 

The hosts team have had terrible statistics on the road, winning once since March. 

Interesting Facts

Young Africans have scored less than two goals in eight of their last ten matches.

Tanzania Prisons are without a clean sheet in five consecutive games.

Young Africans have won two thirteen, while Tanzania Prisons have won once and six games ending in a tie over their last twenty meetings. 

The Yanga Boys have been below par in recent games, and that reflected in their (3-2) win against Mashujaa FC. Despite the win, they conceded twice against a side that has found the back of the net once in three matches. It was a poor defensive display by Yanga Boys, and that must be addressed going forward. 

Young Africans will secure all the points here, and we expect them to win and keep a clean sheet since the guests have scored just once in seven away games.

I also think the hosts will likely get more than a goal before the break and probably avoid the mistakes they made against Mashujaa FC. 

I expect to see more than three goals in this encounter for 2.29.

Good luck!