The FKF Premier League homestretch continues with Round 32 matches taking center stage with three matches scheduled for Saturday, 23 May at different venues.With title chasers Gor Mahia and AFC Leopards inactive today, action shifts to the battle against relegation where Kariobangi Sharks face Kakamega Homeboyz, KCB FC takes on Posta Rangers, while Ulinzi Stars battles Mathare United.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsAhead of today’s games, Gor Mahia are still at the summit of the league table with 68 points, four more than AFC Leopards, with Police FC coming a distant third with 52 points.At the other end of the table, Sofapaka and Bidco United, who have already been relegated, are the bottom two with 18 and 24 points respectively, and are joined in the red zone by Ulinzi Stars at 32 points.However, the relegation matrix involves more teams, including: Mathare United with 38 points, as well as Posta Rangers and Kariobangi Sharks with 37 and 33 points respectively.This weeken..

At the same time that an open-top bus carried Unai Emery’s Europa League-winning squad through Birmingham, a minibus packed with Aston Villa supporters cruised through a village in Ghana in celebration.Villa had ended a 30-year wait for silverware on Wednesday after beating Freiburg 3-0 at Besiktas Park in Istanbul. Their triumph was marked on Thursday with a victory parade through the streets of Birmingham as the team returned from Turkey.Aston Villa’s parade for their Europa League win 🤩🏆 pic.twitter.com/EYWOCceOXJ— Football on TNT Sports (@footballontnt) May 21, 2026 More than 5,000km away, around 30 motorcycles and a minibus formed a homemade procession through the Ghanaian village of Juaben. The village was home to roughly 1,000 Villa supporters and the Ghana Lions fan club, which was led by Owusu Boakye.Ahead of their own parade, members of this supporters’ club had this to say: “Yesterday was one of our best moments in life and what a time to support Aston Villa,” Boakye, a life..

Former Chelsea skipper Cesar Azpilicueta has officially called time on his professional career, announcing his retirement after two decades in football.The experienced defender delivered an emotional goodbye message on social media as he reflected on a journey that took him across some of Europe’s biggest clubs. Although he had been preparing for the decision for a while, Azpilicueta admitted that saying farewell to the game was far from easy.Dear football, Today, I want to share with you that this season will be my last as a professional footballer. After so many years living my dream, I feel it’s time to start a new chapter in my life. Being honest, even though I have been preparing myself for this moment, I… pic.twitter.com/2wJ1m06Bqu— César Azpilicueta (@CesarAzpi) May 22, 2026 Throughout his career, the Spaniard represented Osasuna, Marseille, Chelsea, Atletico Madrid and Sevilla, while also making 45 appearances for the Spanish national team at several major tournaments.Azpilicue..

Kenya Basketball Federation (KBF) men’s league champions Nairobi City Thunder have bolstered their squad, signing Kenyan International Tom ‘Bush’ Wamukota for an undisclosed period.Download Our MozzartSport App For More NewsWamukota, an experienced Centre who trained with Thunder ahead of the 2026 Basketball Africa League (BAL) but did not make the final squad. He joins at a time that the two-time Kenyan champions are chasing a third title, and so far remain unbeaten.”Nairobi City Thunder welcomes Kenyan international and BAL-experienced center Tom “Bush” Wamukota to the storm. 6’11 of size, experience and presence. Come see him play tonight,” the club wrote on their socials.##NAJAVA_MECA_9764051##The 6’11 rim protector is expected to play his first league match for the Bradley Ibs-coached side on Friday, 22 May as they take on Strathmore Blades at Nyayo Indoor Gymnasium from 8pm as the league marks a return to Friday night basketball.He joins Thunder after a successful stint with Rwan..

Harambee Stars’ duo of Joseph Okumu and Manzur Okwaro will be under head coach Nicolas Usaï, following his official appointment at Stade de Reims on Thursday, 21 May.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsUsaï, 52, signed with Reims on a two-year contract, and prioritized strong ambitions that include: uniting the team, achieving high performance, and supporting the development of the Champagne club’s young talent.🆕 Un nouvel entraîneur, encré dans le projet 🖋️ pic.twitter.com/GqLhHcfVci— Stade de Reims (@StadeDeReims) May 21, 2026 “The project immediately motivated me,” Usaï, who was among the two candidates the club prioritized to replace the outgoing Karel Geraerts, said. “I’m staying in a league I know well, but with a structure designed to aim higher. Everything is in place for success. I’m arriving fresh, full of energy, and I can’t wait to get started.”Usaï’s prioritization of youth development is one set to ring music to the years of Kenyan defender Okwaro, looking to brea..