Kikosi Cha Simba Vs Al Hilal 31 August 2022 Great Line Up

Kikosi cha Simba vs Al Hilal 31 August 2022 Line Up

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Simba SC has been invited to take part in a unique competition with the Sudanese team Al Hilal. Simba SC will compete in three exhibition games against Asante Kotoko of Ghana, Al Hilal of Sudan, and Arta Solar of Djibouti.

An association for football called the Simba Sports Club is based in Tanzania’s Dar es Salaam city of Kariakoo.

When the Tanzania Giants, Dar Young Africans, broke off to form their own organization in 1936, a new club was born with the name Queens. The club bears her Majesty’s, the English Queen’s, name. The club has gone by a variety of names throughout its history, including Queens, Eagles, and finally Sunderland. They changed their name to Simba in 1971. (Swahili for “lion”).

All of Simba’s home games are played at Benjamin Mkapa Stadium. In 2022, Simba’s Instagram account had 1.9 million followers, an increase of 89% from the year before. This made it the soccer team with the Instagram account that was growing the quickest.

The club is one of the wealthiest in East Africa, with a total budget of TShs 6.1 billion ($5.3 million) for the 2019–2020 campaign.
Simba SC has won a total of 21 league matches, five domestic cup matches, and has participated in the CAF Champions League numerous times. They are one of the most prosperous clubs in East African football, having taken home a total of six CECAFA Club Championship victories.

Kikosi cha Simba vs Al Hilal 31 August 2022

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Ally Salim (1),
Jimmyson Mwanuke (21),
Gadiel Michael (2),
Nassor Kapama (35),
Henock Inonga (29),
Israel Patrick (5),
Pape Sakho (10),
Augustine Okrah (27),
Dejan Georgijevic (7),
Clatous Chama (17),
Peter Banda (11).

Kikosi cha Simba vs Al Hilal 31 August 2022

Wachezaji wa Akiba Reserve

Ahmed Feruzi (31), Nelson Okwa (8), Moses Phiri (25).

Where will the match take place?

Simba vs. Al Hilal will compete in an international exhibition game in Sudan on August 31, 2022.

About Simba

Simba SC have triumphed in a total of 21 league competitions, as well as five domestic cup competitions, and have competed in the CAF Champions League on many occasions. They have also won the CECAFA Club Championship a total of six times, making them one of the most successful clubs in East African football.

Kikosi cha Simba vs Al Hilal 31 August 2022

The Benjamin Mkapa Stadium is where the Simba play all of their home games. Simba’s Instagram account had 1.9 million followers in 2022, representing an increase of 89% from the previous year. This made it the football club with the most rapidly expanding account on Instagram.

The club has a total budget of Sh 6.1 Billion (which is equivalent to $5.3 million) for the 2019/2020 season, making it one of the richest in East Africa.

Last match Simba Vs Al Hilal Football Club results

Bernard Morrison of Simba SC. — *Squad: Kikosi cha Simba vs Al Hilal 31 August 2022*

27.01.2021
Simba SC 4 – 1 AL Hilal

With Bernard Morrison recording a double, the Wekundu wa Msimbazi have achieved their first victory under their new coach.

With a 4-1 victory over Al-Hilal in the first game of the Simba Super Cup tournament on Wednesday at Benjamin Mkapa Stadium, Simba SC officially began the post-Didier Gomes Da Rosa era.

Sven Vandenbroeexk, a Belgian who had led the team to the CAF Champions League group stage, was replaced as the club’s coach by the 51-year-old Frenchman.

And De Rosa, who was introduced three days ago, had a successful debut at Msimbazi as Simba defeated the visiting Sudanese team, who got a goal back from Abdallah Salim, with goals from Larry Bwalya, Perfect Chikwende, and Bernard Morrison, who scored twice.

Squad: Kikosi cha Simba vs Al Hilal 31 August 2022

Bwalya scored the game’s opening goal in the 39th minute by intercepting a pass from Meddie Kagere and putting it into an empty net. In the 44th minute, Salim rounded up the Simba defenders to beat goalkeeper Beno Kakolanya, and Al-Hilal responded right away with a well-placed goal.Squad: Kikosi cha Simba vs Al Hilal 31 August 2022

As the teams entered halftime, the score stood at 1-1, but Simba emerged from the break feeling more rested. In the 72nd minute, Chikwende, who had been acquired from FC Platinum, scored on his debut by converting yet another cross from Kagere.

The reentering Ghanaian, Morrison, who was introduced by Coach Da Rosa, then put the game away for Simba. Morrison made an impressive entrance, scoring two goals in quick succession—the first in the 87th minute and the second in the 90th.

After suffering an injury and missing the Mapinduzi Cup match in Zanzibar, Morrison was returning to the team. Yanga SC won the championship by defeating Simba 4-3 on penalties after the teams tied 0-0 in regulation.Squad: Kikosi cha Simba vs Al Hilal 31 August 2022

As part of their preparation for their group stage Champions League matches against reigning champions Al-Ahly of Egypt, AS Vita of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Sudanese powerhouses Al-Merrikh, Simba organized the Super Cup competition.

Al-Hilal is not the only DRC team taking part; Tout Puissant Mazembe is as well.Squad: Kikosi cha Simba vs Al Hilal 31 August 2022

The Al Hilal Saudi Football Club

The professional multi-sports club Al Hilal Saudi Football Club, also known as Al Hilal, is based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. In the Saudi Professional League, the football team competes. They have 65 official trophies under their belt and are Asia’s most decorated club.

Al Hilal Saudi Football Club (Arabic: نادي الهلال السعودي), a professional multi-sports club based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, is known only as Al Hilal. The Saudi Professional League is where the football team plays. They have won 65 official trophies, making them the most decorated club in Asia. They are also the Asian record holder for the number of continental trophies. Along with a record 18 professional league championships,

(Squad: Kikosi cha Simba vs Al Hilal 31 August 2022)

Al Hilal, which was founded on October 16, 1957, is one of only four teams to have competed in every Saudi Professional League season since the league’s inception in 1976.

Al Hilal have amassed a total of 100 trophies (counting friendly awards) and 65 official titles on both the national and international stage. They have won a record 18 Professional League championships; a record 13 Crown Prince Cup victories; a record seven Saudi Federation Cup victories; a record nine King Cup victories; a record three Super Cup victories; as well as the Saudi Founder’s Cup in domestic competitions.Squad: Kikosi cha Simba vs Al Hilal 31 August 2022

Al Hilal holds a record eight Asian Football Confederation trophies, including the Asian Super Cup in 1997 and 2000; the Asian Cup Winners’ Cup in 1997 and 2002; and the AFC Champions League in 1991, 2000, 2019, and 2021. Al Hilal received the IFFHS’s Best Asian Club of the 20th Century award in September 2009.

The Al Hilal Saudi Football Club Players

No	Position	Player	Nation
1	GK	Abdullah Al-Mayouf	Saudi Arabia
2	DF	Mohammed Al-Breik	Saudi Arabia
4	DF	Khalifah Al-Dawsari	Saudi Arabia
5	DF	Ali Al-Bulaihi	Saudi Arabia
6	MF	Gustavo Cuéllar	Colombia
7	MF	Salman Al-Faraj	Saudi Arabia
8	MF	Abdullah Otayf	Saudi Arabia
9	FW	Odion Ighalo	Nigeria
10	MF	Luciano Vietto	Argentina
11	FW	Saleh Al-Shehri	Saudi Arabia
12	DF	Yasser Al-Shahrani	Saudi Arabia
14	FW	Abdullah Al-Hamdan	Saudi Arabia
15	MF	Matheus Pereira	Brazil
16	MF	Nasser Al-Dawsari	Saudi Arabia
17	FW	Moussa Marega	Mali
19	MF	André Carrillo	Peru
20	DF	Jang Hyun-soo	South Korea
21	GK	Mohammed Al-Owais	Saudi Arabia
26	MF	Abdulellah Al-Malki	Saudi Arabia
28	MF	Mohamed Kanno	Saudi Arabia
29	MF	Salem Al-Dawsari	Saudi Arabia
31	GK	Habib Al-Wotayan	Saudi Arabia
32	DF	Muteb Al-Mufarrij	Saudi Arabia
39	MF	Suhaib Al-Zaid	Saudi Arabia
43	MF	Musab Al-Juwayr	Saudi Arabia
49	FW	Abdullah Radif	Saudi Arabia
56	MF	Mohammed Al-Qahtani	Saudi Arabia
57	MF	Nasser Al-Hadhood	Saudi Arabia
60	GK	Ahmed Al-Jubaya	Saudi Arabia
66	DF	Saud Abdulhamid	Saudi Arabia
67	DF	Mohammed Al-Khaibari	Saudi Arabia
70	DF	Mohammed Jahfali	Saudi Arabia
88	DF	Hamad Al-Yami	Saudi Arabia
96	FW	Michael	Brazil