Yanga Head Coach Nasreddine Nabi said in order to make sure they win their matches, they must make good use of the opportunities they create and score more goals
There have been complaints that Yanga faces a challenge of referees' mistakes in their games where they sometimes score disallowed goals or decisions that deprive them of the opportunity to score when they are in a good position
After the Premier League match against Mbeya City ended in a goalless draw, Nabi was unhappy with the result considering Yanga was denied two rare chances to score one of them being Mayele's offside incident which was incorrect
The referees of the game were suspended by the 72-hour Committee after failing to interpret the rules of football
"After those events, I had to talk to the players to tell them that we have to score more goals so that even if some are rejected we will not be affected. I'm glad how they played the Biashara United game"
"Despite being denied an early goal the players continued to fight and we managed to score two more goals. Congratulations to Mayele (Fiston) as he has been a great leader in our struggle"
"A player with a light heart after being denied a goal could have come out of the game and given up on things that also happened before, but for him it was not the case," said Nabi
Due to a series of injustices by referees in their games, Yanga officials were forced to come forward and discuss the issue. Despite being punished, TFF convened a three-day seminar for referees
However, despite the seminar, mistakes continue to emerge, in the game against Business United there are a number of referees' wrong decisions on offsides
