Defending FKF Premier League champions Kenya Police FC have insisted they are still firmly in the title race despite trailing league leaders Gor Mahia by 13 points with only a handful of matches left before the end of the season.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsPolice head coach Nicholas Muyoti says his side has no intentions of giving up the crown without a fight and believes Sunday’s crunch clash against Gor Mahia at Nyayo Stadium offers the perfect platform to send a strong statement in the title run-in.Speaking to the club’s media team ahead of the highly anticipated encounter, Muyoti pointed to the remarkable turnaround the side has experienced since his arrival midway through the campaign.##NAJAVA_MECA_9735681##He also credited the players for embracing the challenge and responding positively during a difficult period.“From the time I came, the progression has been well, and confidence has been growing. I am happy with the output, the response, and the manner in which ..

AFC Leopards revived their faint hopes of quenching their 28-year FKF Premier League title drought after moving to within six points of table toppers Gor Mahia following their 2-1 win over Mara Sugar FC. Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe record league champions, however, have a game in hand, facing on-form Kenya Police FC on Sunday, leaving Ingwe to clutch on straws in a bid to lift the league title for the first time since 1998. More to follow…

Shabana FC’s stuttering march to the end of the FKF Premier League extended to a third winless run at home following their barren draw against relegation-threatened Ulinzi Stars.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe point does little to ease the Soldiers’ threat of going down as they still sit two points off Kariobangi Sharks, who occupy the final relegation spot, while Shabana momentarily ascended back to fifth on the standings.Harambee Stars defender returns to matchday squad in Poland after lengthy injuryUlinzi have been enduring a challenging season, which has seen them flirt with relegation for the better part of the campaign.The military side, who had played fewer matches as compared to other teams in the relegation matrix, had an opportunity to increase the gap between them and Kariobangi Sharks in the red zone to four points, but that did not come to fruition.##NAJAVA_MECA_9735441##Ulinzi started the match on a high tempo and thought they had taken the lead in the fou..

After six consecutive Premier League defeats, Chelsea have finally survived one game and managed to pick up some points – one, to be precise. What Newcastle, Everton, Manchester City, Manchester United, Brighton, and Nottingham Forest did in the past two months with ease, Liverpool couldn’t, failing to beat the struggling Blues – 1-1.FT: Liverpool 1-1 Chelsea. pic.twitter.com/W1ncfBMLWx— SportTime News (@SportTimez) May 9, 2026 The beginning of the match hinted at the Reds’ stellar performance, as Ryan Gravenberch broke the deadlock only six minutes into the game with an exceptional strike from outside the box. However, instead of finishing the confused rival, Arne Slot’s men allowed the visitors to wake up, and they seized the chance to level through Enzo Fernandez, whose free-kick cross luckily hit the post and ended up behind Giorgi Mamardashvili’s back in the 35th minute, setting the half-time score.The second period brought much more fire on the pitch. Homeland calls again – Arne ..

The Football Kenya Federation Referees Committee, in conjunction with the Instructors’ Technical Group, has suspended three match officials following a performance review arising from recent FKF Premier League fixtures.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe decisions were reached during a virtual meeting held on Thursday, 30 April, after the committee assessed match footage, referees’ reports, observations from match commissioners and technical evaluations concerning officiating standards in the top flight.Harambee Stars defender returns to matchday squad in Poland after lengthy injuryAccording to a statement released by the federation, referees Phanuel Omire, Samuel Kuria and Edwin Bobiya were found to have fallen short of the standards expected at the FKF Premier League level.The committee cited concerns over decision-making, application of the laws of the game, match management, concentration, teamwork and coordination among match officials.##NAJAVA_MECA_9735285##As a resul..

The Kenya Hockey Union (KHU) Masters Tournament second series is heading back to the coast, and if the mood within the Mombasa County Hockey Association (MCHA) is anything to go by, the 2026 edition promises to be more than just another weekend of veteran hockey.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsScheduled for Saturday, 16 to Sunday, 17 May, at the historic Mombasa Sports Club, the tournament is shaping up as a celebration of competition, culture, and the enduring spirit of hockey players who continue to give to the sport long after their peak competitive years.For MCHA President Oliver Mascarenhas, preparations for the event began almost immediately after the Kenya Hockey Union confirmed the hosting dates in March. Government to splash more money on Kericho Stadium two years after Ksh483M renovationsSince then, a Local Organising Committee headed by Boaz Otieno has been working behind the scenes to ensure Mombasa once again delivers an experience worthy of the Masters Series ..

Before the glory, before the roar that shook Libreville, Gabon, there was silence—heavy, haunting silence that lingered for years over Zambian football.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsAnd it began with a promise.Zambia, a nation whose footballing heartbeat pulsed with raw passion, had steadily announced itself on the continental stage.At the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games, a young, fearless and vibrant Zambian side stunned the world, dismantling Italy in one of the tournament’s most memorable upsets. Harambee Stars defender returns to matchday squad in Poland after lengthy injuryThat same fearless spirit carried into the 1990 Africa Cup of Nations, where they finished third, signalling the arrival of a golden generation.They were young. They were fearless. And they were only just beginning.Then came April 27, 1993.A routine journey to fulfil national duty became an unimaginable tragedy. A flight carrying Zambia’s national team to Dakar, Senegal, for a 1994 World Cup qualifier, pl..