Yesterday, Egypt wrote a new chapter in their football history, recording their first-ever victory in the World Cup knockout phase.In their fourth appearance, the Pharaohs advanced from the group stage for the first time and then took another step forward, beating Australia on penalties.Egypt join another African country in the Round of 16 of the WCHowever, apart from making history at the team level, one member of the Egyptian squad achieved a significant individual accomplishment, though an unfortunate and unwanted one.The seven-time African champions were 1-0 up from the 13th minute, when Emam Ashour broke the deadlock with his second goal of the tournament, and could have seen it out before extra time and penalties – had it not been for their defender, Mohamed Hany.The Al Ahly right-back gave Australia a ray of hope when he levelled the score in the 55th minute with a clumsy own goal, heading the ball into his own net.Still, honestly speaking, he deserves some slack, as just minute..

KCB Bank has put KSh20 million into the Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) Term Two Games as the Title and Kit Sponsor, reaffirming its commitment to nurturing young talent while championing clean energy in learning institutions across the country.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsOut of this, KSh12 million will go directly to the association for the purchase of kits and trophies, while the remaining KSh8 million will be used for activations during the regional and national finals scheduled from Monday, 6 July to Saturday, 1 August.At the same time, KCB will leverage the competition as a platform to champion environmental conservation and educate students and communities on sustainable practices that can help conserve the environment, reduce carbon emissions, and create healthier learning environments.Nairobi Hospital signs partnership deal with Nairobi Polo ClubSpeaking during the cheque handover ceremony in Nairobi, KCB Group Chief Risk Officer, Faith Basiye..

On Friday morning, the football world witnessed arguably the biggest controversy at the 2026 World Cup. The Round of 32 clash between Portugal and Croatia produced a thrilling contest, outstanding performances from both teams, and plenty of chances, keeping Cristiano Ronaldo’s World Cup dream alive. However, the public focus was elsewhere – on the referees.Croatia’s equalizer, scored deep into stoppage time, was disallowed after the motion sensor in the Trionda ball detected a touch, thereby confirming an offside.The match Portugal couldn’t lose: Victory for Diogo and AndreThe neutrals – and especially those football nostalgics, romantics, and purists – were enraged. They claimed football had lost its soul, core, essence, and that technology has made it lifeless, cold, and robotic.About 24 hours later, football responded by shining at its brightest, reminding everyone once again that no innovation can ever strip it of the spirit forged over more than a century.All thanks to Cabo Verde…

Tusker FC have continued laying the foundation for the 2026/27 season after tying down dependable central defenders Tom Teka and Francis Oduor to new contract extensions.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe 12-time FKF Premier League champions confirmed through their official website that both defenders had committed their futures to the club, with each extending his stay by a further year, as the Brewers intensify preparations for what promises to be a demanding campaign on both the domestic and continental fronts.The latest renewals come just hours after Tusker secured the futures of midfielder Fabian Adikiny and forward Ian Simiyu on two-year contracts, underlining the club’s determination to retain the core of the squad that lifted the 2025/26 Mozzart Bet Cup.Tusker FC tie down key duo to fresh two-year dealsFor Teka, the extension marks another milestone in a journey that has seen him grow into one of the club’s most influential players.Having joined Tusker from Karioba..

From Jhon Arias’s blistering 14th-minute volley to a high-stakes second-half chess match, Colombia’s 1-0 victory over Ghana was a masterclass in tournament survival. Download our MozzartSport App For More NewsBy blending early attacking fluidness with a rugged, low-block defensive blueprint in the later stages, Néstor Lorenzo’s men successfully neutralized Ghana’s physical counter-surge, turning a fragile one-goal cushion into a priceless ticket to the knockout rounds.##NAJAVA_MECA_9834217##The match started with immense intensity as Lorenzo’s side immediately seized control. However, tactical blueprints were quickly tested when physical challenges forced both managers into premature substitutions within the opening 13 minutes. Colombia lost spearhead Jhon Córdoba to injury, replaced by Luis Suárez, while Ghana’s Marvin Senaya was forced off for Alidu Seidu.Miami miracle denied as Blue Sharks left heartbroken in five goal extra time thrillerDespite the interruptions, Los Cafeteros capi..

It was supposed to be a routine coronation for the world champions in Florida but the smallest nation in World Cup knockout history decided to completely tear up the script. Download our MozzartSport App For More NewsIn an absolutely breathtaking 3–2 extra-time thriller, a fearless Cape Verde side repeatedly stared down footballing royalty, twice coming from behind to push the holders to the absolute brink of disaster. ##NAJAVA_MECA_9832163##What began as an apparent masterclass in South American dominance transformed into a chaotic, heart-stopping David-and-Goliath battle, decided only when an agonising 111th-minute deflection finally allowed a sweating, relieved Argentina to escape the Hard Rock Stadium with their crown intact.Defending champions Argentina headed into the interval with a narrow 1–0 lead over a remarkably resilient Cape Verde side in this highly anticipated World Cup Round of 32 clash in Miami.All African teams are alike; each unhappy ending has the same plotThe tourn..