Pamba S.C.

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Pamba SC
Pamba S.C.jpg
Full namePamba Sports Club
Nickname(s)Wana Tipilindanda, Wana Kawekamo
Founded1968;56 years ago (1968)
Ground CCM Kirumba Stadium
Mwanza, and Nyamaghana Stadium Tanzania
Capacity35,000
Manager Goran Kopunovic
League NBC Premier League
2020/2021second
Website Club website
Soccerball current event.svg Current season

Pamba Sports Club is a Tanzanian professional football club based in Mwanza. Established in 1968, the club competes in the Championship.

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In 1990, Pamba won the Tanzanian Premier League. [1]

Honours

Performance in CAF competitions

1991 African Cup of Champions Clubs  – First Round

Appeared in the African winner's Cup in 1990 and won the preliminary round with a record 17 -1 goals aggregate when they played Anse-aux-Pins of Seychelles

Stadium

Their home games are played at CCM Kirumba Stadium.

Squad

As of 17 September 2022 [2]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.Pos.NationPlayer
30 GK Flag of Tanzania.svg  TAN Wandwi William
29 DF Flag of Tanzania.svg  TAN Yonah Johnson Haule
6 DF Flag of Tanzania.svg  TAN Jamal Hilal Mwambeleko
24 DF Flag of Tanzania.svg  TAN Salehe Seif Ferous Kambenga
5 DF Flag of Tanzania.svg  TAN Novart Yohana Lufunga Nyanda
3 MF Flag of Tanzania.svg  TAN Rajabu Rashid Rajabu
19 FW Flag of Tanzania.svg  TAN Peter Mapunda Mapunda
38 MF Flag of Tanzania.svg  TAN Shaban William Mkangara
23 FW Flag of Tanzania.svg  TAN Herbert Charles Lukindo
30 DF Flag of Tanzania.svg  TAN Mohamari Isa Saida
No.Pos.NationPlayer
18 MF Flag of Tanzania.svg  TAN Seleman Hasan Mangoma
37 DF Flag of Tanzania.svg  TAN Hassan Ayub Faiz
13 MF Flag of Tanzania.svg  TAN Deogratius Anthony Kulwa
2 FW Flag of Tanzania.svg  TAN Malulu Thomas Masunga
50 FW Flag of Tanzania.svg  TAN Simon Cradius Zuberi
55 FW Flag of Tanzania.svg  TAN Elinywesya Edward Sumbi
8 GK Flag of Tanzania.svg  TAN Bruno Mrema
24 MF Flag of Tanzania.svg  TAN Stephen Mganga
33 MF Flag of Tanzania.svg  TAN Ali Ahmed Shiboli
34 MF Flag of Tanzania.svg  TAN Kashiru Salum Nzige

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References

  1. "We are done". foot-base.com. Retrieved 2020-05-13.
  2. "Pamba FC".