
Full Time: Yanga Sc 2-1 Red Arrows
In a thrilling encounter, Yanga SC edged out Red Arrows with a 2-1 victory in Dar es Salaam on Yanga Day. The match, played on August 4, 2024, was marked by intense action and controversial decisions that significantly impacted the outcome.
Red Arrows started the match on a high note, with striker Ricky Banda finding the back of the net early in the first half. His well-timed goal set the tone for a promising performance by the visiting team. However, the game soon took a dramatic turn with several contentious refereeing decisions.
Yanga SC managed to equalize in the 63rd minute when Yahya unleashed a powerful shot that left the Red Arrows’ goalkeeper with no chance. The hosts then piled on the pressure, seeking to capitalize on their momentum.
The match reached its peak of controversy in stoppage time. The referee awarded Yanga SC a penalty, a decision that was hotly disputed by the Red Arrows players and coaching staff. Aziz stepped up to take the penalty and calmly converted it, securing a last-minute victory for Yanga SC.
Adding to Red Arrows’ woes, they were reduced to ten men earlier in the game following a red card. Despite this setback, the team showed remarkable resilience and determination. They defended valiantly and created several scoring opportunities, but the combination of numerical disadvantage and contentious officiating proved too much to overcome.
At the final whistle, the scoreline read 2-1 in favor of Yanga SC. While Red Arrows can take pride in their spirited performance, the match will be remembered for the controversial decisions that influenced the result. The team will now look to regroup and focus on their upcoming fixtures, carrying the lessons learned from this challenging encounter.
The match served as a valuable experience for Red Arrows, providing both exposure and a test of their resolve as they prepare for the CAF Champions League and the MTN Super League title defense.


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