Young Africans Sports Club, commonly known as Yanga, is a Tanzanian football club based in Dar es Salaam that plays in the Tanzanian Premier League. Yanga has won more domestic league titles than its archrival Simba SC, though Simba has had more success in continental competitions. Yanga plays its home games at the 60,000-seat Benjamin Mkapa National Stadium and its colors are yellow, green, and black.
Young Africans Sports Club, commonly known as Yanga, is a Tanzanian football club based in Dar es Salaam that plays in the Tanzanian Premier League. Yanga has won more domestic league titles than its archrival Simba SC, though Simba has had more success in continental competitions. Yanga plays its home games at the 60,000-seat Benjamin Mkapa National Stadium and its colors are yellow, green, and black.
Young Africans Sports Club, commonly known as Yanga, is a Tanzanian football club based in Dar es Salaam that plays in the Tanzanian Premier League. Yanga has won more domestic league titles than its archrival Simba SC, though Simba has had more success in continental competitions. Yanga plays its home games at the 60,000-seat Benjamin Mkapa National Stadium and its colors are yellow, green, and black.
This article is about the Tanzanian football club. For the Kenyan football club, see Yanga F.C.. Young Africans
Full name Young Africans Sports Club Nickname(s) Yanga Founded 1935 Ground Benjamin Mkapa National Stadium Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Capacity 60,000 Coach Mrcio Mximo League Tanzanian Premier League 201112 3rd Website Club home page
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Away colours Young Africans Sports Club, locally known as Yanga, is a Tanzanian football club based in Dar es Salaam. Their home games are played at the Benjamin Mkapa National Stadium. It is one of the two biggest teams in Tanzanian football, their archrivals being Simba. Both teams are based in Dar es Salaam. The team's colors are yellow, green and black. Yanga has won more Tanzanian Premier League titles (i.e. 24 Titles) than their arch rivals Simba SC. However, Simba has fared much better on the continental stage than their archrivals. Yanga played their first game of the 2011 Kagame Castle Cup on 26 June 2011. Yanga managed to draw 2-2 against Al- Merreikh and the Sudanese team made a record by scoring all four goals (Yanga's goals were own goals) Shabani Nonda is the most notable player to play for the club. He had a stint with Yanga in the middle of the 1990s before heading to Vaal Professionals based in South Africa.