- The Tanzania vs Kenya 2025 CECAFA Senior Women’s Championship game will be played on Saturday, June 21 at the Azam Sports Complex.
- The winner of the Tanzania vs Kenya match, which is scheduled to kick-off at 6:00 pm, will end the tournament with a 100% record.
- Harambee Starlets captain Dorcas Shikobe has promised that they will do their best to win the Tanzania vs Kenya fixture.
East African heavyweights Tanzania vs Kenya will renew their rivalry in a 2025 CECAFA Senior Women’s Championship decider on Saturday, June 21, 2025.
The much awaited Tanzania vs Kenya will see both teams fight for the regional glory and bragging rights.
Hosts Tanzania head into the fixture that is scheduled to take place at the Azam Sports Complex from 6:00 pm East African Time (EAT) with improved confidence thanks to the good run that they have had in the tournament.
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The Twiga Stars, as they are popularly known, have secured huge wins in all their matches. They demolished Burundi, Uganda and South Sudan 6-0, 2-0, and 4-0 in that order.
Like Tanzania, the Harambee Starlets of Kenya have also had an excellent 2025 CECAFA Senior Women’s Championship campaign so far, beating teams left, right and centre.
The Beldine Odemba coached side hammered Burundi 3-0 in their opening match before walloping defending champions Uganda 4-0.
They then went on to secure a commanding 4-0 victory over South Sudan in their latest clash that was played on Thursday, June 19.
On-form midfielder Martha Amunyolet produced a woman of the match performance that saw her find the back of the net in the second half. Elizabeth Ochaka, Faith Mboya and Violet Nanjala were also in the score sheet in that one-sided encounter.
Therefore, despite playing at a hostile ground, Kenya has what it takes to humble Tanzania in front of their home supporters and return to Nairobi with the prestigious trophy.
Speaking ahead of the Tanzania vs Kenya game, Odemba stated that they are aiming to win the regional title.
“We are preparing. We are preparing for the last match and we are hoping for the best,” explained the experienced gaffer.
On her part, Harambee Starlets captain Dorcas Shikobe thanked Kenyans for showing love and support to the team and also promised to secure a victory.
“I can say the tournament has been good, based on how the team has performed from the first day. We have given our best as Kenyans and also made our fans happy.
We also request them to continue giving us the morale in tomorrow’s game. We promise them, we will get a win tomorrow,” she ended.
Should the Tanzania vs Kenya clash end in a draw, the hosts will be declared the champions since they have a better goal difference.
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