The team then face Panone FC in an FA Cup in Moshi on February 28.
Head coach Stewart Hall said that while they stand to be affected they will make sure that they win all matches, predicting for a tough game today as Coastal Union will be at their home ground.
“They beat defending champions Yanga at their home ground so it is an unpredictable tie. It seems Coastal Union are good when they play at home,” the coach said.
After today’s game, Azam FC travel to Mbeya to play Mbeya City next Saturday in a premier league match at the Sokoine Stadium before facing Tanzania Prisons on February 24 on the same ground.
The team will later return to Dar es Salaam to play Yanga in a Premier League match on March 5 at the National Stadium.
Azam FC defeated newly-promoted Mwadui FC 1-0 in a Premier League match staged at Chamazi last Sunday.




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