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Azam FC - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

Azam FC
Tanzania Premier League Predictions
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3rd place
Azam FC vs Tabora United FC 05/21/2025 13:00

Tanzania Premier League

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Correct score

Avg. goals

B.O

Score

Tanzania Premier League

TPL

Tabora United FC

78

15

7

1

3 - 0

2.97

1.28

Last Overall

Played matches Azam FC

13.05.25

Azam FC

Dodoma Jiji FC

TZ1

19.04.25

Kagera Sugar

Azam FC

TZ1

10.04.25

Azam FC

Young Africans

TZ1

06.04.25

Singida Black Stars

Azam FC

TZ1

03.04.25

Ken Gold FC

Azam FC

TZ1

06.03.25

Azam FC

Tanzania Prisons

TZ1

02.03.25

Azam FC

Mbeya City

TC

27.02.25

Azam FC

Namungo FC

TZ1

24.02.25

Simba Sports Club

Azam FC

TZ1

19.02.25

Coastal Union

Azam FC

TZ1

15.02.25

Azam FC

Mashujaa FC

TZ1

09.02.25

Pamba SC

Azam FC

TZ1

06.02.25

Azam FC

KMC FC

TZ1

27.12.24

Azam FC

JKT Tanzania

TZ1

17.12.24

Azam FC

Singida Fountain Gate FC

TZ1

13.12.24

Tabora United FC

Azam FC

TZ1

07.12.24

Azam FC

Iringa Sports

TC

01.12.24

Dodoma Jiji FC

Azam FC

TZ1

28.11.24

Azam FC

Singida Black Stars

TZ1

23.11.24

Azam FC

Kagera Sugar

TZ1

02.11.24

Young Africans

Azam FC

TZ1

25.10.24

Azam FC

Ken Gold FC

TZ1

18.10.24

Tanzania Prisons

Azam FC

TZ1

03.10.24

Namungo FC

Azam FC

TZ1

29.09.24

Mashujaa FC

Azam FC

TZ1

26.09.24

Azam FC

Simba Sports Club

TZ1

22.09.24

Azam FC

Coastal Union

TZ1

19.09.24

KMC FC

Azam FC

TZ1

14.09.24

Azam FC

Pamba SC

TZ1

28.08.24

JKT Tanzania

Azam FC

TZ1

24.08.24

APR FC

Azam FC

CCL

18.08.24

Azam FC

APR FC

CCL

Win

Draw

Lost

Overall statistics

Azam FC

Played games: 32

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

56

1.75

0.75

24

Under/Over

1.5

11

34%

66%

21

2.5

19

59%

41%

13

3.5

22

69%

31%

10

Both scored games (Yes/No)

10

31%

69%

22

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

18

56%

44%

14

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

24

75%

25%

8

Overall table		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Young Africans	73	27	24	1	2	71 - 10	61
1	Ihefu SC	16	6	5	1	0	9 - 3	6
2	Simba Sports Club	69	26	22	3	1	62 - 11	51
3	Azam FC	57	28	17	6	5	48 - 17	31
4	Singida Black Stars	53	27	16	5	6	40 - 21	19
5	Tabora United FC	37	28	10	7	11	27 - 39	-12
6	JKT Tanzania	35	28	8	11	9	27 - 26	1
7	Dodoma Jiji FC	34	28	9	7	12	30 - 42	-12
8	Mashujaa FC	33	28	8	9	11	28 - 32	-4
9	KMC FC	33	28	9	6	13	24 - 41	-17
10	Coastal Union	31	28	7	10	11	24 - 30	-6
11	Namungo FC	31	28	8	7	13	23 - 36	-13
12	Pamba SC	30	28	7	9	12	20 - 32	-12
13	Tanzania Prisons	30	28	8	6	14	23 - 38	-15
14	Singida Fountain Gate FC	29	28	8	5	15	30 - 54	-24
15	Kagera Sugar	22	28	5	7	16	22 - 40	-18
16	Ken Gold FC	16	28	3	7	18	22 - 52	-30

Fixtures

Date

Match

21.05.25

TPL

Azam FC – Tabora United FC

25.05.25

TPL

Singida Fountain Gate FC – Azam FC

18.06.25

TPL

Azam FC – Tabora United FC

Tanzania Premier League Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Young Africans	73	27	24	1	2	71 - 10	61
2	Ihefu SC	16	6	5	1	0	9 - 3	6
3	Simba Sports Club	69	26	22	3	1	62 - 11	51
4	Azam FC	57	28	17	6	5	48 - 17	31
5	Singida Black Stars	53	27	16	5	6	40 - 21	19
6	Tabora United FC	37	28	10	7	11	27 - 39	-12
7	JKT Tanzania	35	28	8	11	9	27 - 26	1
8	Dodoma Jiji FC	34	28	9	7	12	30 - 42	-12
9	Mashujaa FC	33	28	8	9	11	28 - 32	-4
10	KMC FC	33	28	9	6	13	24 - 41	-17
11	Coastal Union	31	28	7	10	11	24 - 30	-6
12	Namungo FC	31	28	8	7	13	23 - 36	-13
13	Pamba SC	30	28	7	9	12	20 - 32	-12
14	Tanzania Prisons	30	28	8	6	14	23 - 38	-15
15	Singida Fountain Gate FC	29	28	8	5	15	30 - 54	-24
16	Kagera Sugar	22	28	5	7	16	22 - 40	-18
17	Ken Gold FC	16	28	3	7	18	22 - 52	-30

Tanzania Premier League Fixtures

05/21/2025 13:00

Tabora United FC

05/21/2025 13:00

Singida Black Stars

05/21/2025 13:00

Singida Fountain Gate FC

05/21/2025 13:00

05/21/2025 13:00

Tanzania Prisons

05/21/2025 13:00

05/21/2025 13:00

Simba Sports Club

05/21/2025 13:00

05/25/2025 13:00

05/25/2025 13:00

Tanzania Premier League Results

05/14/2025 13:00

Tabora United FC

05/13/2025 16:00

05/13/2025 13:15

05/13/2025 13:15

05/13/2025 11:00

Singida Fountain Gate FC

05/12/2025 15:30

05/12/2025 13:00

Tanzania Prisons

05/11/2025 13:00

Simba Sports Club

05/08/2025 13:00

Simba Sports Club

05/05/2025 13:00

Simba Sports Club

Azam Football Club, commonly known as Azam FC, is a professional football club based in Chamazi, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Founded in 2004, Azam FC has rapidly established itself as one of the leading football clubs in Tanzanian and East African football. The club is recognized for its ambitious approach, strong financial backing, and emphasis on both domestic and regional success.Azam FC plays their home matches at the state-of-the-art Azam Complex Stadium in Chamazi, which is renowned for its modern facilities. The team’s colors are traditionally sky blue and white, and Azam FC is affectionately nicknamed “The Ice Cream Makers” due to the club's origins linked to the Azam company, a leading industrial conglomerate in Tanzania.The club enjoys a growing and passionate fan base. Azam FC has developed significant rivalries, most notably with Simba SC and Young Africans SC (Yanga), making their matches some of the most anticipated fixtures in Tanzanian football.Throughout its relatively short history, Azam FC has been home to a number of talented local and international players, contributing to both domestic and regional success. The club has won multiple major honors, including the Tanzania Premier League, Tanzania FA Cup, and CECAFA Kagame Cup.With an advanced youth academy and a commitment to football development, Azam FC continues to strive for excellence and remains a benchmark for professionalism and modern football culture within Tanzania and beyond.

Team:	Azam FC
Full name:	Azam Football Club
Country:	Tanzania
Nickname:	The Ice Cream Makers
Founded:	2004
Colors:	Sky blue and white
Stadium:	Azam Complex Stadium 10,000 seats
Address:	Azam Complex, Chamazi, Kiluvya, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Telephone:	+255 222 640 194
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://azamfc.co.tz/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Azam FC

Founded

Azam Football Club was born in 2004, starting as an amateur team established by workers of the Azam company in Dar es Salaam. The club quickly advanced from district leagues to the Tanzanian Premier League, marking a rapid rise attributed to strong management and significant backing from Bakhresa Group, one of Tanzania’s leading companies.

Azam FC made history in the 2013/14 season by becoming the first club in Tanzania Premier League history to finish the entire league season unbeaten, clinching their maiden championship. Since then, they have continuously been among the country’s football elite.

Despite being a relatively young club, Azam FC has consistently challenged traditional Tanzanian powerhouses like Simba SC and Yanga SC. They have also enjoyed success in the regional CECAFA Kagame Cup and have established one of the best football infrastructures in the region, including their own stadium and top-tier academy facilities.

Finances and Ownership

Azam FC is fully owned by the Bakhresa Group under the Azam Media brand, providing significant financial security and stability. The club’s robust sponsorship and structured investment in infrastructure, youth development, and player acquisition have made Azam FC a model of professionalism and modern management.

The club invests heavily in youth development, facilities, and squad strengthening, resulting in regular domestic and regional competitiveness. Azam FC’s financial power allows them to attract both Tanzanian and international stars to their ranks.

The owners have prioritized sustainable growth, with a strong focus on the club’s academy, and are committed to making Azam FC a dominant force not only in Tanzania but also on the continental stage.

Popular Culture

Azam FC has quickly cultivated a distinct club culture and loyal fan following. The "Ice Cream Makers" nickname celebrates the club's ties with Azam brand products, and fans are known for adorning the club’s blue and white colors on match days.

Azam matches, particularly derbies against Simba SC and Yanga SC, attract large crowds and passionate atmospheres. Chants, coordinated displays, and a family-friendly matchday atmosphere are hallmarks of the club since the construction of the Azam Complex Stadium.

The club frequently features in Tanzanian sports media due to its professionalism on and off the pitch, community engagement, and as an example of successful club business operations in African football. Youth development and community programs are a significant part of Azam FC’s identity, and the club actively works in the local community to foster football and social development.

Players

Throughout its history, Azam FC has attracted top Tanzanian talents and numerous prominent internationals from across Africa. The team balances experienced veterans with promising young stars—many of whom have gone on to represent their national teams or sign for clubs abroad.

Some of the club’s all-time key players include John Bocco (the club’s leading scorer for many years), Salum Abubakar, Aggrey Morris, and Iddi Nassor “Cheche.” Azam FC has also boasted top international signings like Kipre Tchetche, Yakubu Mohammed, Bruce Kangwa, and Razak Abalora, among others.

The current Azam FC squad (2024/25) is managed by Youssouph Dabo and features a mix of established Tanzanian internationals and skillful imports, aiming for the Premier League title and strong continental runs in CAF Confederation Cup.

Famous Players

Some of the most notable and influential players in Azam FC's history are:

John Bocco: Azam’s all-time top scorer, captain, and a leader on and off the pitch during his tenure. He has been a key player for both club and Tanzania’s national team.
Salum Abubakar "Sure Boy": A longtime midfield anchor and club legend, known for his consistency and leadership qualities.
Kipre Tchetche: An Ivorian forward who made a major impact with his goal-scoring ability and contributed to Azam’s unbeaten league title win and regional dominance.
Iddi Nassor "Cheche": Veteran defender, mainstay of Azam’s back line for a decade.
Bruce Kangwa: Zimbabwean international, who was vital in defense and midfield since joining Azam FC.
Shomari Kapombe: Regarded as one of the finest Tanzanian full-backs, he helped establish Azam’s presence at the top before moving to other major clubs.
Aggrey Morris: A key defender, played a pivotal role in Azam’s unbeaten Premier League run.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	🇹🇿 John Bocco	FW	89	214	0.42
2	🇨🇮 Kipre Tchetche	FW	60	99	0.61
3	🇬🇭 Yakubu Mohammed	FW	42	70	0.6
4	🇹🇿 Idd Seleman	FW	40	120	0.33
5	🇹🇿 Salum Abubakar	MF	35	200	0.18
6	🇹🇿 Ramsey Singano	MF	22	100	0.22
7	🇹🇿 Aggrey Morris	DF	17	220	0.08
8	🇹🇿 Iddi Nassor "Cheche"	DF	15	210	0.07
9	🇿🇼 Bruce Kangwa	DF	12	160	0.075
10	🇬🇭 Razak Abalora	GK	8	90	0.09

Typical Squad

Azam FC traditionally lines up with a 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 formation, featuring a reliable goalkeeper, experienced defenders, dynamic midfielders, and pacey, skillful forwards. The club’s playing style focuses on technical possession football, quick transitions, and tactical discipline.

Goalkeeper

The first-choice goalkeeper for Azam FC in recent seasons has been Mathias Kigonya, known for his leadership and reflexes. Backup options include experienced and up-and-coming keepers such as Ally Juma.

Defender

Azam boasts a solid defensive line with long-serving players like Bruce Kangwa and new talents such as Edward Manyama and Nicholas Wadada, providing width and stability in the back line.

Midfielder

The midfield is typically marshaled by veterans like Salum Abubakar, alongside energetic and skillful partners such as Frank Domayo and Daniel Amoah, balancing physicality with technical ability.

Forward

The attack is led by pacey and skillful forwards. In recent years, Prince Dube (Zimbabwe), Feisal Salum, and Rodgers Kola have been among the key names providing goals and creativity up front.

Azam FC continues to bring through young talents from its well-respected academy, blending with experienced professionals to maintain its competitive edge.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024/25 season sees Azam FC competing in the Tanzania Premier League, Tanzania FA Cup, and aiming for strong representation in CAF Confederation Cup. The following list features key squad members (subject to transfer changes):

Goalkeeper
Updating...	1	Mathias Kigonya	🇺🇬	Uganda	12/11/1996
Updating...	22	Ally Juma	🇹🇿	Tanzania	10/03/1999
Defender
Updating...	3	Bruce Kangwa	🇿🇼	Zimbabwe	24/02/1988
Updating...	12	Edward Manyama	🇹🇿	Tanzania	28/08/1997
Updating...	15	Nicholas Wadada	🇺🇬	Uganda	27/07/1994
Updating...	6	Agrey Morris	🇹🇿	Tanzania	08/07/1984
Midfielder
Updating...	7	Salum Abubakar	🇹🇿	Tanzania	13/09/1992
Updating...	23	Frank Domayo	🇹🇿	Tanzania	16/10/1993
Updating...	17	Daniel Amoah	🇬🇭	Ghana	04/12/1996
Updating...	21	Feisal Salum	🇹🇿	Tanzania	11/01/1998
Forward
Updating...	10	Prince Dube	🇿🇼	Zimbabwe	17/02/1997
Updating...	9	Rodgers Kola	🇿🇲	Zambia	04/07/1989
Updating...	11	Abdul Suleiman	🇹🇿	Tanzania	02/06/2001
Updating...	29	Ismail Aziz	🇹🇿	Tanzania	18/09/2000
Manager
Updating...		Youssouph Dabo	🇸🇳	Senegal	22/11/1980
Ass. Manager
Updating...		Updating...		Updating...

Coach

Azam FC, established in 2004, has rapidly ascended to the forefront of Tanzanian football, with a notable rise attributed in part to several influential coaches. Each head coach has played a crucial role in shaping the club's identity, achieving domestic and regional honors, and cementing Azam FC as a perennial contender in Tanzanian football. The following are some of the most successful and prominent coaches in the history of Azam FC:

Stewart Hall: Appointed in 2010, Hall led Azam FC to their first and only Tanzanian Premier League title in the 2013-14 season. Under his leadership, Azam also captured their maiden Kagame Interclub Cup in 2015. Hall’s structured and progressive approach laid the foundations for the club’s professional era.
Aristica Cioabă: The Romanian coach guided Azam to further glory in 2015, clinching the CECAFA Kagame Cup unbeaten, a historic achievement for the club in East and Central African football.
Hans van der Pluijm: Serving as head coach in multiple spells, Van der Pluijm was instrumental in keeping Azam among the top Tanzanian teams, reaching major cup finals and maintaining strong league performances.
Cameroon-born Denis Lavagne: Appointed in 2021, Lavagne helped Azam return to consistent top-three league finishes and was credited for strengthening the club's tactical discipline and continental competitiveness.

Collectively, these coaches and their dedicated staff have led Azam FC to memorable triumphs and contributed to developing a club culture oriented toward excellence and sustainability.

Period	Manager	Country	born
13/07/2023 – Present	Yves Dusange	Burundi	02/05/1969
09/2022 – 06/2023	Denis Lavagne	France	09/07/1964
08/2021 – 08/2022	George Lwandamina	Zambia	05/08/1963
02/2020 – 08/2021	Aristica Cioabă	Romania	04/11/1971
09/2019 – 02/2020	Etienne Ndayiragije	Burundi	27/08/1979
06/2018 – 08/2019	Hans van der Pluijm	Netherlands	03/01/1949
10/2017 – 06/2018	Aristica Cioabă	Romania	04/11/1971
01/2017 – 10/2017	Zeben Hernandez	Spain	Updating...
02/2015 – 12/2016	Stewart Hall	England	11/10/1959
06/2014 – 02/2015	Joseph Omog	Cameroon	04/10/1960
07/2013 – 05/2014	Stewart Hall	England	11/10/1959
01/2011 – 06/2013	Bonaventure Kalisa	Burundi	Updating...
2009 – 12/2010	Salum Mayanga	Tanzania	05/04/1967
2007 – 2009	Kassim Manara	Tanzania	Updating...
2004 – 2007	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

Azam FC is a professional football club based in Chamazi, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Since its establishment in 2004, the club's crest and color identity have been important parts of its brand and history.

The club's original crest featured a simple depiction of a football alongside the club name. In 2009, coinciding with its rise to prominence, Azam FC introduced a modernized crest: a bold circular badge with a stylized football, blue waves representing the Indian Ocean, and the club’s name “Azam FC” in a banner. This crest reflects both the club’s ambition and the connection to Tanzania’s coastal identity. The crest has remained largely unchanged in recent years, signifying stability and recognizability in Tanzanian football.

Azam FC’s traditional colors are sky blue and white. The home kit typically features a combination of these colors, reflecting clarity and freshness, while the away kits have seen variations that include dark navy blue, orange, and even purple trims on occasion. Over the years, the club has experimented with accent colors for marketing or special occasions, but the main identity remains closely tied to the sky blue and white since its inception.

The consistency in crest and color choice underscores Azam FC’s aspirations as one of the leading football clubs in Tanzania and East Africa, providing a sense of continuity for players and fans alike.

Fan Club

Azam FC boasts a passionate and growing supporter base. The club's largest fan group, known as "Wana Wa Chamazi," is renowned for its energetic displays at home matches and unwavering support. Characterized by coordinated songs, rhythmic drumming, and colorful attire in sky blue and white, their support provides a vibrant atmosphere throughout the Chamazi Stadium.

Unlike some other Tanzanian clubs with decades-old traditions, Azam FC’s supporter culture is regarded as youthful, inclusive, and family-friendly. The fan club is active on social media, organizing events, travel arrangements for away games, and community outreach—ensuring Azam FC fans leave a positive impact both in and outside the stadium.

With club success both domestically and continentally, the size and influence of the Azam FC fanbase continue to expand, making them a significant force in Tanzanian football culture.

Stadium

Azam FC plays its home matches at Chamazi Stadium, officially known as Azam Complex Stadium. Situated in Chamazi, a suburb of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, the stadium is wholly owned by the club, which distinguishes Azam from many other teams in the region.

Opened in 2010, Chamazi Stadium has a seating capacity of approximately 10,000 spectators. The stadium is well-regarded for its modern facilities, immaculate playing surface, VIP sections, and hospitality suites, making it one of the premier club-owned football venues in the country.

The complex has undergone minor upgrades over the years to enhance the matchday experience, including floodlight installations and expanded hospitality areas. Chamazi Stadium is a source of pride for Azam FC fans and symbolizes the club’s commitment to providing a world-class sporting environment.

Honours and Awards

Despite being founded in 2004, Azam FC has quickly established itself among the most successful football clubs in Tanzania. The club has claimed multiple domestic and regional honors, regularly competing in continental competitions.

No	Cups	Number	Awards	Years
1	Tanzania Premier League	1	Champion	2013/14
2	Tanzania FA Cup (Azam Sports Federation Cup)	2	Winner	2018/19, 2023/24
3	CECAFA Kagame Cup	2	Winner	2015, 2018
4	Tanzania Community Shield	3	Winner	2012, 2013, 2015
5	CAF Confederation Cup	0	Best achievement: Group stages	2021/22, 2023/24

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FAQs about Azam FC

Q: When was Azam FC founded?

A: Azam FC was founded in 2004.

Q: What is the nickname of Azam FC?

A: The club is commonly known as "Wana wa Chamazi" or "Ice Cream Makers."

Q: Which stadium does Azam FC use for home matches?

A: Azam FC plays home games at Chamazi Stadium (Azam Complex Stadium) in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

Q: How many league titles has Azam FC won?

A: Azam FC has won the Tanzania Premier League once, in the 2013/14 season.

Q: Who are Azam FC's main rivals?

A: Azam FC's main rivals include Simba SC and Young Africans (Yanga SC) of Tanzania.

Q: Has Azam FC ever competed in CAF club competitions?

A: Yes. Azam FC has participated in both the CAF Confederation Cup and CAF Champions League, with their best showing being the group stages of the CAF Confederation Cup.

Q: Who owns Azam FC?

A: Azam FC is owned by the Bakhresa Group, a prominent Tanzanian company.

Q: What are Azam FC's club colors?

A: The club's traditional colors are sky blue and white.

Q: Who are some of the notable players who have played for Azam FC?

A: Some notable players include John Bocco, Shomari Kapombe, and Idd Kipagwile.

Q: Is Azam FC's stadium privately owned?

A: Yes, Chamazi Stadium is privately owned by Azam FC.

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