Gor Mahia’s Enock Morrison open to playing for AFC Leopards

Fresh from being crowned the FKF Premier League Most Valuable Player (MVP), Gor Mahia midfield maestro Enock Morrison has surprisingly opened the door for the possibility of turning out for rivals AFC Leopards at some point in his career.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsSpeaking shortly after scooping the league’s top individual honour, the Ghanaian midfielder addressed the controversy surrounding remarks that some AFC Leopards supporters interpreted as disrespectful following the Mashemeji Derby.TACTICAL ANALYSIS: Unpacking the FKFPL Player Of The Season debateMorrison dismissed suggestions that he had intentionally mocked Ingwe supporters, insisting his comments were purely meant as football banter and not an attack on either the club or its fanbase.He further revealed that he holds AFC Leopards in high regard and would never rule out representing the club in the future.”I would never want to disrespect the badge or the fans of AFC Leopards because tomorrow I might be turn..

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Harambee Starlets lose to Zambia on penalties in Four Nations Tournament opener

Hosts Zambia booked their place in the final of the ongoing Four Nations Tournament after edging Kenya’s Harambee Starlets 4-1 in a penalty shootout following a hard-fought 1-1 draw at Levy Mwanawasa Stadium.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsHarambee Starlets entered the encounter determined to make a strong start in their quest for the title, while Zambia were equally motivated to impress on home soil and secure a place in the championship match.More to follow…

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WC Countdown: The best players who are left out of the World Cup

The first sign that the World Cup is close are the squad lists. Until then, we hear rumors, we still watch end of season in a club football, we comment on players who got injured and won’t feature, but the real excitement starts when a national manager comes out and hands over a list of travelers to the World Cup. And the feeling of finding out those 26 names is one of excitement, but the absence of some names creates excitement as well. All fans, TV pundits and former managers/players are commenting on absent footballers and criticize/support national coaches in their decision. This World Cup is not different from any other in that matter.WC Countdown: Best 11 Africans playing for other teamsThere are various reasons for excluding some players and national coaches are trying to explain that. Some of them even admit that they haven’t called the most talented players (Thomas Tuchel), some are just keep calling the same players which were regulars during qualifications, some of them act ..

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Arsenal’s vengeance comes off the pitch: Gunners eye PSG’s jewel

A new William Saliba in the making at Arsenal, or simply the Gunners’ revenge on Paris Saint-Germain?The Parisians handed a painful defeat to the North London club in the recent Champions League final, and now the losing side could strike back away from the pitch – by stealing one of the rivals’ brightest prospects.According to Le Parisien, Arsenal are highly interested in PSG’s 18-year-old defender, Emmanuel Mbemba, the captain of their U-18 team, whose youth contract with the European champions is set to expire in 24 days. Their offer of a professional contract is on the table, but the left-back may choose a different path.##EDITORS_CHOICE##That’s where the Gunners come into the picture. They have reportedly scouted Mbemba several times and are hoping to hit the jackpot just as they did seven years ago when they signed then-18-year-old William Saliba from Saint-Etienne, pulling off one of the best transfers in the last two decades.Still, if the teenager doesn’t want to go far from ho..

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Derrick Ashiundu opens up on positional versatility at Kabras RFC

Kabras Sugar RFC winger/centre Derrick Ashiundu has explained the importance of positional versatility in modern rugby after seamlessly switching between centre and wing throughout the season.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe speedster spent much of the 2025/26 campaign operating at outside centre, a role he embraced as part of the team’s needs.However, during the Enterprise Cup final, he returned to his natural position on the wing and delivered a performance that reminded fans of his finishing prowess, scoring a brace of tries to help Kabras secure victory.Kabras RFC head coach identifies biggest problem ailing Kenyan rugbyFor Ashiundu, the ability to adapt has become a crucial part of his game.”With the way rugby is played today, versatility is important. I can comfortably play on the wing or at centre, and I’m willing to contribute wherever the team needs me. I had become accustomed to playing at centre, but muscle memory kicked in and helped me quickly readjust to my..

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Two-time World Champion Abel Kirui hails Mozzart Bet for transforming APS Bomet’s fortunes

Two-time World Marathon champion Abel Kirui has credited Mozzart Bet’s sponsorship for helping transform APS Bomet from relegation candidates into one of the success stories of the 2025/26 FKF Premier League season.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsKirui, who currently serves as the Deputy Director of Sports and Chaplaincy at the Administration Police Service (APS), praised the betting firm’s contribution after the side secured a comfortable 10th-place finish in their maiden season in Kenya’s top flight.APS Bomet orchestrated a remarkable turnaround after spending much of the campaign in the relegation zone.Letsile Tebogo offers advice to Africans seeking lucrative running deals abroadThe Bomet-based side put together an impressive 11-match unbeaten run, winning seven matches during that period, to finish the season with 44 points and comfortably preserve their Premier League status.Among their key results was a 2-0 victory over Bandari in Mombasa, while the side also went un..

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Kabras RFC head coach identifies biggest problem ailing Kenyan rugby

“Our rugby is dying a slow death.”Those were the sobering words of Kabras RFC head coach Carlos Katywa as he delivered a blunt assessment of the challenges facing Kenyan rugby despite his team’s sustained domestic success.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe South African tactician, who has spent more than five years in Kenya and guided Kabras Sugar RFC through the most dominant period in the club’s history, believes a lack of financial backing and sponsorship is slowly crippling the sport.Kenya Lionesses coach outlines plans to boost World Cup qualificationKatywa explained that Kenyan rugby stakeholders need to confront the reality and hold honest conversations about the game’s future.”Our rugby is dying a slow death. I am not here to testify why we have done badly, but I think we need to have a real introspection on what the truth is. The truth of the matter is that there is no money, there is no backing, and the truth and the fact of the matter is that something needs to ..

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WC Countdown: Mrs. Fate’s call – Make way for ageless Memo

People say one cannot escape fate. If something is predestined to happen, it will happen one way or another. This sometimes merciless and sometimes kind lady, Mrs. Fate, will arrange it herself.Guillermo “Memo” Ochoa’s appearance in the 2026 FIFA World Cup was neither plausible nor realistic for various reasons.WC Countdown: Can you find them on a map? Debutants ready to stun the worldHe’s almost 41 and past his prime. He was relatively standard between the posts of the eighth-placed side in the Cypriot league, AEL Limassol, but still played at a significantly lower level than his competitors for a place in Javier Aguirre’s Mexico squad, Luis Malagon, Raul Rangel, and Carlos Acevedo, who all represent domestic giants: Club America, Chivas Guadalajara, and Santos Laguna. On top of that, he had not been called up since July 2025, nor had he featured for Mexico since November 2024. The national team door seemed closed to him.The days when Memo was the popular El Tricolor’s key player and ..

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Letsile Tebogo offers advice to Africans seeking lucrative running deals abroad

For many African athletes, securing a scholarship, professional contract, or training opportunity abroad represents the ultimate breakthrough. Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsHowever, Olympic champion Letsile Tebogo believes those opportunities should be used as stepping stones rather than permanent exits from the continent.The Botswana sprint star has encouraged African athletes to take advantage of opportunities overseas while ensuring they eventually return home to help develop athletics in Africa.Omanyala finishes eighth as Noah Lyles powers to Rome Diamond League victorySpeaking to The Athletic Heat, the Paris Olympic 200m gold medalist acknowledged the harsh realities that push many athletes to seek greener pastures abroad, including limited resources, inadequate training facilities, and economic challenges.”We have so many Africans competing in the United States. I understand the realities back home. I know we face hunger and challenges such as limited resources and ..

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Kenya Lionesses coach outlines plans to boost World Cup qualification

Kenya Lionesses head coach Simon Peter Odongo has outlined the key areas the national women’s rugby team must address as they continue their quest to secure a place at the 2029 Women’s Rugby World Cup in Australia.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe Lionesses recently finished second at the Rugby Africa Women’s Cup after falling to continental champions South Africa in the decisive encounter. Despite missing out on the title, the campaign earned Kenya a qualification to World Rugby’s WXV competition. This global tournament serves as a crucial pathway towards Women’s Rugby World Cup qualification.Shujaa troubles continue after Great Britain defeat leaves them winless in BordeauxReflecting on the performance against South Africa, Odongo praised his charges for their resilience against one of Africa’s strongest rugby nations.”South Africa really brought the game to us. It was a closely contested match, but the loss of some of our key players shifted the momentum in their favou..

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