There is an old story—about Icarus, a boy who flew too high. Carried by freedom and intoxicated by the feeling of rising above everything he had ever known, he defied the limits set before him. But the closer he moved toward the sun, the weaker his wings became—until, in a single moment, they gave way. The fall was inevitable.Yet it was never just a story about falling. It was a story about a rise so extraordinary, so breathtaking, that it almost demanded a price.And that is why it has never belonged to mythology alone.Because football, more than anything else, understands both the rise and the fall. It understands what it means to soar beyond expectation—and what it means to lose everything you once touched. And no club in the modern era has lived through both extremes as vividly, as brutally, as Leicester City.In 2016, they were Icarus—fearless, unstoppable, existing above logic and beyond belief. They flew higher than anyone thought possible, turning the impossible into reality with..

Until a month ago, Arsenal were eyeing a quadruple, while Manchester City were out of the spotlight. Now, the Gunners are alive in only three competitions, and the Cityzens have already won one trophy and aim for two more, keeping their domestic treble dreams alive.After the somewhat unexpected Champions League exit and a defeat to Real Madrid, Pep Guardiola’s men quickly bounced back, beat Arsenal in the EFL Cup final, erased their advantage in the Premier League, and advanced to the FA Cup semi-finals.Azzurri and Pep – a temptation taking serious shapeAnd while their current biggest rivals will take on a massive Newcastle challenge, the Cityzens will host Southampton (19.15) in the FA Cup semi, hoping for an easy win. After all, the Saints are a second-tier side, while City is a club in arguably the best form in the world at the moment.Still, the underdogs knocked out the Gunners in the previous round, so they have to be respected and taken seriously.🇩🇪🧠 Reminder: Southampton’s manag..

And while we are still in admiration of Kayden McDonald and his emotional walk on the Draft Stage on Friday night, Saturday could be akin to that for our very own Josh Weru, as he hopefully ends his wait in the green room and receives a call of his lifetime.Download our MozzartSport App For More NewsThe former Kenyan rugby star is expected to become only the third Kenyan-born player to secure a spot in the National Football League (NFL), when one of the 32 teams in the American Football league snaps him up between the fourth and seventh rounds of the Draft taking place at the Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh.Weru, 23, enters this stage as part of the beneficiaries of the NFL International Player Pathway (IPP), a program that aims to provide elite athletes from around the world the opportunity to earn a spot on an NFL roster, and increase the number of international players in the league.Weru, born in Nairobi before relocating to the UK, was in December last year named as one of 13 athlet..

Rodrygo and Hugo Ekitike are certainly out of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Estevao’s appearance is hanging by a thread, while Lamine Yamal’s recent injury worried everyone, as the teenage magician may miss the prestigious tournament as well.Unfortunately, a few days ago, we got another star, who’ll be forced to cheer for his national team from the comfort of his living room or from the stands, but won’t be able to help his teammates on the pitch – Serge Gnabry.🚨❌ BREAKING | After his serious injury (a tear of the adductor muscles in his right thigh), Serge #Gnabry has now confirmed he will miss the World Cup. He wrote on Instagram: “The last few days have been tough to process (…) As for the World Cup dream, that is sadly over for… pic.twitter.com/3YmGR1u2gl— Florian Plettenberg (@Plettigoal) April 22, 2026 The Bayern Munich and Germany star suffered a severe muscle injury during the Bavarians’ Champions League clash against Real Madrid, and the season is over for him, as he’s about to be ..

Last night, the La Liga title race may have been finished. Real Madrid drew 1-1 against Real Betis on the road, and gave Barcelona a chance to increase their advantage to a double-digit figure if they beat Getafe today (17.15).Los Blancos had three points in their pocket until the dying minutes, when the former Arsenal defender Hector Bellerin stunned them, netting a vital equalizer in the 94th minute.Is this the end? Former Arsenal star snatched the win from Real and sent Barca towards the titleHowever – some would say, as usual – Madrid aren’t to blame for their failure. The referees are.For Los Blancos, two situations are controversial: a potential penalty after Ricardo Rodriguez’s handball following Brahim Diaz’s shot and an alleged foul on Ferland Mendy prior to Bellerin’s leveller.🫷 De un área a otra. La segunda posible mano, esta vez de Ricardo Rodríguez pic.twitter.com/mamU9vm5ip— Diario AS (@diarioas) April 24, 2026 Neither the ref Cesar Soto Grado, nor the VAR room reacted.Th..

The FKF Women Premier League returns after a three-week hiatus occasioned by the International break, as well as Junior Starlets FIFAU17 Women’s World Cup qualifying campaign.Download our MozzartSport App For More NewsTwo matches are lined up for Saturday, 25 April, when Trinity Starlets take on Madira Soccer Assassins, while Zetech Sparks square it out with Bungoma Queens.Heading into today’s matches, Kenya Police Bullets remain at the top of the league with 46 points, two more than second placed Ulinzi Starlets, with Trinity coming a distant third with 34 points.The relegation zone is occupied by Kisumu All Starlets, who are bottom of the log with -10 points, KISPED Queens with -5 points, and Gideon Starlets with 17 points.FKFPL PREVIEW: Shabana host Police as Sharks, Ulinzi fight for survivalTrinity Starlets vs Madira Soccer AssassinsTrinity Starlets will play host to Madira Soccer Assassins at their Comboni Polytechnic backyard from 1400 hrs.Trinity will take to the pitch for the f..

The Scudetto race has long been over for Napoli, as Inter Milan’s advantage is practically unattainable, but the second place in the Serie A still has to be confirmed, and the Champions League ticket booked.Therefore, it’s no wonder Antonio Conte’s men took the home clash against the relegation strugglers Cremonese very seriously and demolished the rivals 4-0, breaking a two-game winless streak.The Azzurri run riot at the Maradona! 🍿🔥#NapoliCremonese pic.twitter.com/KtA3hZlWH6— Lega Serie A (@SerieA_EN) April 24, 2026 The Neapolitans were already 3-0 up at the break, which perfectly reflects their strong motive, while the former Manchester boys took the lead in the first half.Scott McTominay broke the deadlock only three minutes into the game with a precise long-range effort. In the 45th minute, Rasmus Hojlund’s strike led to Filippo Terracciano’s own goal (though many would claim it was the Dane’s goal), as the ball deflected off the Cremonese midfielder and tricked the visitors’ cust..