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Live Betting - Azam FC vs Simba SC on Football

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Who is favored to win in Azam FC vs Simba SC?

Simba SC are slightly favored to win against Azam FC in this Mapinduzi Cup clash, with most recent market odds in early January 2026 hovering around 2.10 for Simba, 3.20 for Azam, and 3.00 for the draw based on major sportsbooks’ pricing movements. Simba’s strong recent cup form, including a 2-1 win over Fufuni on 5 January 2026 and their deeper squad depth, gives them a marginal edge with DexWin - Best Odds on Your Favourite Sports.

What time is Azam FC vs Simba SC?

The match between Azam FC and Simba SC in the Mapinduzi Cup is scheduled to start at 5:15 PM East Africa Time on 8 January 2026, which corresponds to 2:15 PM UTC. Fans should arrive at least an hour early to clear security and enjoy the pre-match build-up.

Where is Azam FC vs Simba SC being held?

This Mapinduzi Cup fixture will be played in Zanzibar, most likely at the Amaan Stadium in Zanzibar City, which traditionally hosts the tournament’s key matches and has a capacity of around 15,000–20,000 spectators. The stadium features a natural grass surface and a compact, energetic atmosphere that usually favors high-intensity football.

Azam FC vs Simba SC prediction & odds - who wins?

Based on current form and odds analysis, Simba SC are projected to edge Azam FC, with implied probabilities from the latest lines giving Simba around a 45% chance to win, Azam about 30%, and a draw near 25%. Bettors leaning toward Simba may see value if their price stays above 2.00, while cautious punters might consider draw-no-bet on Simba given Azam’s ability to keep games tight in knockout-style cup fixtures.

What is the head to head record between Azam FC vs Simba SC?

In recent head-to-head meetings over the past year, Simba SC and Azam FC have produced largely balanced contests, with Simba winning roughly two of the last five, Azam winning one, and two ending in draws across league and cup competitions. Goal margins have generally been narrow, often decided by a single goal, which suggests another competitive encounter despite Simba’s slight favoritism.