Results

Tanzania Second Division 01/26 13:00 - Transit Camp v Biashara United Mara W 0-1
Tanzania Second Division 11/12 13:00 - African S.C. v Biashara United Mara L 1-0
Tanzania Second Division 10/05 11:00 - Tma FC v Biashara United Mara L 1-0
Tanzania Second Division 09/22 13:00 - Biashara United Mara v Transit Camp W 1-0
Tanzania Premier League 06/16 13:00 1 Tabora United FC v Biashara United Mara L 2-0
Tanzania Premier League 06/12 13:00 1 Biashara United FC v Tabora United FC W 1-0
Tanzania Second Division 05/26 13:00 - Mbeya Kwanza FC v Biashara United Mara W 0-2
Tanzania First Division 04/21 13:00 - Pan African FC v Biashara United Mara L 2-1
Tanzania Second Division 03/31 13:00 - Transit Camp v Biashara United Mara W 1-5
Tanzania First Division 03/24 13:00 - Mbeya Kwanza FC v Biashara United Mara L 1-0
Tanzania First Division 03/08 13:00 - Mbeya City v Biashara United Mara D 1-1
Tanzania First Division 03/02 13:00 - Ken Gold FC v Biashara United Mara L 2-1

Stats

 TotalHomeAway
Matches played 14 2 12
Wins 6 2 4
Draws 1 0 1
Losses 7 0 7
Goals for 16 2 14
Goals against 13 0 13
Clean sheets 5 2 3
Failed to score 4 0 4

Wikipedia - Biashara United Mara

Biashara United Mara is a football club based at the Karume Football Stadium in Musoma, Tanzania. They play in the Championship.

History

Biashara United Mara was founded in 1990 as Police Mara but was later transformed into a business club and rebranded as Biashara United Mara (BUM) in 2013. The team began playing in the 4th division in 1995 and was promoted to the 1st division in 1997. In 1998, the league underwent restructuring and became the Premier League.

The team was promoted to the 2018/19 Mainland Premier League season, and the 2021 season marked their third before relegation. Some iconic players groomed at this club include Novatus Miroshi, who currently plays for Ukrainian giants Shakhtar Donetsk.

Biashara United FC is a professional soccer team based in Mwanza, Tanzania. The team was founded in 2010 and has quickly risen through the ranks to become a competitive force in Tanzanian football. The team's name, "Biashara," means business in Swahili, reflecting their strong work ethic and determination on the field.

Biashara United FC plays their home matches at the Karume Stadium, which has a capacity of 15,000 spectators. The team's colors are red and white, and their mascot is a lion, symbolizing strength and courage.

The team has a dedicated fan base known for their passionate support during matches. Biashara United FC has a talented roster of players, both local and international, who are known for their skill and teamwork on the field.

In recent years, Biashara United FC has achieved success in Tanzanian football, competing in top-tier leagues and tournaments. The team continues to strive for excellence and is committed to representing Tanzania with pride and determination in every match they play.