This clash will take place at the New Amaan Complex in Zanzibar, where Simba SC will face off against Mlandege FC in the second semi-final of the tournament.
The winner of this match will go on to meet Yanga SC, who secured their spot in the finals with a 2-1 victory over Azam FC in the first semi-final on April 25, 2026.
The last time these teams met, the scoreboard read Mlandege FC 1-0 Simba SC on January 13, 2024, during the finals of the Mapinduzi Cup.
Simba SC defender Duchu has stated that they are ready for today's match and are determined to fight for victory within the 90 minutes.
"We recognize that the game will be tough, but we are prepared for the competition due to the preparations we have made, so we urge our fans to come out and support us," he said.
The Defending champions of the Muungano Cup, Yanga SC, have reached the finals after defeating Azam FC 2-1.
Prince Dube opened the scoring in the 9th minute with an assist from Allen Okelo, followed by a second goal from Maxi Nzengeli, assisted by Dube in the 24th minute.
The only goal for Azam FC was scored by Fei Toto in the 78th minute, a consolation goal. The Dar riches advanced to this stage with a 2-0 win over KVZ, with both goals scored by Ngita Jean, who was named Man of the Match.
The best player of the semi-finals, Duke Abuya, has been awarded one million by the Zanzibar School of Health, while Fuetes Mendoza from Azam FC received 500,000 for being recognized as the player who displayed the most sportsmanship (Best Fair Play).
Yanga SC is now waiting for the winner of today's match between Simba SC and Mlandege FC, which is set to be played at the New Amaan Complex at 2:15 PM.