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Young Africans (Yanga) have been fined Sh100 million by the Tanzania Premier League Board (TPLB) after their players and technical staff used a house outside the stadium instead of the designated dressing room during a match against JKT Tanzania.This breach of Article 17:20 of the Premier League Regulations led to sanctions under Article 27:7.The incident occurred in Match No.233 at Major General Isamuhyo Stadium, where Yanga won 3-0.The club's president and CEO were referred to the Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) Ethics Committee for making unacceptable statements.
This is the second time Yanga has faced such a penalty within months, with a previous Sh30 million fine in May 2026 for a similar offense against Simba SC.The recurrence of the breach influenced the higher fine, emphasizing the TPLB's strict enforcement of regulations.Yanga's supporters organized a fundraising campaign to pay the initial fine, but the repeated violation led to a harsher punishment.The board's decision highlights the importance of compliance with match-day procedures and official facilities usage.