Young Africans vs JKT Tanzania Prediction: Yanga Boys won't hold back at the break

On Tuesday, Young Africans will face off against JKT Tanzania at the Azam Complex. The hosts who come into this match after their Derby victory will be determined to close the gap at the top of the log. At the same time, the guests will strive for back-to-back wins for the first time since April. 

Last five games: WWWWW

Miguel Gamando's men have picked up from where they left last season, marching here with a slim (0-1) victory over their arch-rival on the road. They have proven for the second time this season why they’ll defend their title. After a tug of war between both teams which lasted for eighty-five minutes, Young Africans benefited from their opponent's own goal to cart away the maximum points. In fact, they were the better side and have now won five consecutive matches in the league. 

Yanga Boys have scored nine times this campaign and are yet to concede in over 810 minutes of play in all competitions this season.

Young Africans have not lost on their home ground in the league since 2021.

Last five matches: DWDLW

The guests recorded one of their biggest wins in the league since promotion, heading here with a (4-2) victory over Tabora United on the road. A brace from John Bocco, with goals from Edward Songo and Juma, was enough to secure them the maximum points, even though they conceded twice. That was one of their best performances in a long time, as they moved to 6th place on the log. 

JKT Tanzania have won twice, drawn four, and lost a game so far this campaign.

After surviving relegation last season, JKT Tanzania have made some adjustments this campaign, heading here with just a defeat in seven games. JKT Tanzania have picked up ten points from a combined twenty-one, scoring seven and conceding five. 

Young Africans have won eight and drawn twice over their previous eight meetings against JKT Tanzania. Yanga Boys have not really played to their potential this campaign despite five wins in five games. They are yet to find their rhythm this season in terms of putting the ball in the net. They’ll face off against a side who march here after their best win in a long time. 

Young Africans will have a lot to do against JKT Tanzania, who hardly concedes. Yanga Boys will be strong enough for the guests to handle, and we think the hosts will get a halftime win here for 1.65.

The hosts have not scored more than a goal before the break in most of their meetings against JKT Tanzania; bet on 2H HSH for 2.01.

We expect the hosts to keep another clean sheet here.

Good luck!