Young Africans’ new signing, Joseph Guede, has finally opened his goal-scoring account with the team, netting two impressive goals in a 5-0 victory against Polisi Tanzania. The match, part of the Azam Sports Federation Cup (ASFC), took place on February 20, 2024, at the Azam Complex Stadium in Dar es Salaam.
Guede, who joined Yanga during the recent transfer window, struck first in the 13th minute and added his second just before halftime (45+1). The rout was far from over, with Farid Mussa adding a goal in the 33rd minute, Clement Mzize pushing the lead to 4-0 in the 82nd minute, and Shekhan Ibrahim sealing the dominant win with a penalty kick in the 87th.
This victory propels Yanga into the quarterfinals of the ASFC, where they’ll face off against Mtibwa Sugar.
Guede Shows His Skills
The match against Polisi Tanzania provided the perfect platform for Guede to showcase his abilities to the excited Yanga fans. The 29-year-old striker was a constant menace in front of goal, finishing his opportunities with impressive technique.
His initial goal came after receiving a deft pass from Feisal Salum, finished with a powerful strike over the Polisi Tanzania goalkeeper. He doubled his tally in extra time of the first half with a well-placed connection from a Dickson Job cross.
Guede displayed seamless chemistry with his Yanga teammates, demonstrating exceptional dribbling, possession skills, and a true striker’s instinct.
Yanga Fans Thrilled with Guede
It’s safe to say the Yanga supporters were delighted with Guede’s performance, cheering him relentlessly throughout the match. They have high hopes that he’ll become an integral part of the team’s success this season.
Yanga’s Head Coach, Miguel Gamondi was equally pleased with Guede’s showing, expressing his confidence that the striker has the potential to score numerous goals this season.
Guede Promises More Goals
Guede has made the Yanga fans a promise: he’s determined to score more goals and help lift his team to championship victories.
“I’m so happy to have scored my first goals for Yanga,” said Guede after the match. “I’ll keep working hard and scoring more to help my team win trophies.”
The Bottom Line
Yanga’s new acquisition, Joseph Guede, made a spectacular debut against Polisi Tanzania. His two goals and all-around excellent play showcase his dribbling prowess, ball control, and goal-scoring instincts. Yanga fans have every reason to believe Guede will be a significant asset to their team’s success this season
