FC Tanganyika continues to impress and demonstrate its superiority at home in the championship. After beating Lupopo and Don Bosco by forfeit, the promoted team added Lubumbashi Sport to their list of victims on Wednesday, December 4, 2024. In a tense match, the Reds and Whites of Kalemie had the last word by winning 1-0, thus snatching second place from the hands of the Ravens.
It was in the final moments of the game that the outcome of the match was drawn. Ramazani Milongo gave Tanganyika victory on a penalty in the 84th minute, sealing the fate of the Kamikazes. This precious victory allows the club to maintain its unbeaten streak at home this season, with only one defeat conceded on the green carpet against Mazembe. Tanganyika thus records its fourth consecutive success without conceding a single goal, now positioning itself in second place in Group A with 21 points.
For their part, the Kamikazes are encountering persistent difficulties, having not won a match in the last nine games. They currently find themselves in tenth place in the standings with 10 points, far from their initial ambitions. This match highlighted the contrast between a team on a positive dynamic and another prey to doubts and instability.
This victory of FC Tanganyika testifies not only to the quality of the game developed by the promoted team, but also to their ability to maintain consistency in their performances. Their impressive journey underlines the importance of mental strength and team cohesion in the success of a football team. In this season full of twists and turns, Tanganyika asserts itself as a serious contender for the final stages, to the great displeasure of its opponents.
The passion and enthusiasm of the supporters for their team continues to grow, thus fueling the stakes and excitement around the upcoming home matches. FC Tanganyika embodies determination and fighting spirit, qualities that forge football legends and captivate crowds. In a championship marked by uncertainty and competitiveness, the Kalemie club stands out for its consistency and ability to overturn the odds. The future looks promising for the Reds and Whites, who continue to write their own history in the annals of Congolese football.