Yanga head coach Abdihamid Moalin has said it is an honor for the club to reach the CRDB Bank Federation Cup semi-finals for a sixth consecutive season, with the team's main objective being to win and secure a place in the final.
Speaking at a press conference ahead of the semi-final clash against Azam FC, Moalin praised his players for maintaining their competitive spirit and strong desire to win trophies.
He said the team must never grow tired of winning, as they have a responsibility to maintain their high standards and continue writing a unique chapter in the club’s history.
"We arrived safely and preparations for tomorrow's match are going very well. The players are in a good mental and physical condition, and we understand what needs to be done."
"It is a great honor to play in the semi-finals of a competition like this. We have earned our place here, but our goal is to reach the final. To achieve that, we must perform at our best and win tomorrow."
"One of the biggest strengths of this squad is that our players have experienced moments like these before. They have played big matches, dealt with immense pressure, and succeeded. We simply need to draw on that experience."
"We must remain humble, hungry for success, and never get tired of winning. I always tell my players not to get tired of winning because victory is something special that many teams aspire to achieve. We have won trophies before, but this is a new year and a new opportunity to create history, and we want to do it again."
"I congratulate my players for their professionalism and commitment. Every time they step onto the pitch, they fight for this club’s badge, and I believe they will do so again tomorrow. Our fans are a vital part of our success. We need their voices, their energy, and their support. More than ever, we need them to come out in large numbers and stand with us," said Moalin.
