DJKT Tanzania edged Namungo 2:1 in the Ligi Kuu Bara's fourth round on Friday evening. The result keeps both sides in the middle of the table, though Namungo sit two points ahead in ninth position. By then, the visitors had already shown they could take points on the road.
The first real moment came at 53 minutes when P. Peter converted a penalty. To be fair, the home side had been building pressure.
S. Mkopi doubled the lead four minutes later at 57'. And here's the thing — such quick responses after a penalty suggest the home side was fully in control. They had opened up space and found the quality to finish.
A goal at 77 minutes gave Namungo hope. The scorer was not specified in the match report. P. Peter was substituted at 81 minutes, perhaps a tactical shift rather than an injury concern.
The statistics tell a clear story. DJKT Tanzania dominated with 178 attacks compared to 123, and held 60% possession. They registered four shots on target against five for the visitors, but made better use of their chances.
The result extends Namungo's recent good run, with two wins on the bounce. DJKT, meanwhile, have not won since that 2:1 victory over Pamba Djidji on 27 June. The gap between them in the table remains unchanged, but the momentum has shifted.
