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One of the eternal topics in football is red card suspensions, especially when a tackle that leads to a dismissal also causes an injury to an opponent.Suspensions often fail to match the severity of the blow dealt to the opposing team. For instance, a four- or five-match ban cannot compensate for the months an injured player may be forced to spend on the sidelines.However, the revolutionary decision coming from Brazil may have resolved this issue.Clownish behavior – Neymar cursed out and humiliated a teammateSix days ago, in the Brazilian Serie A match between Internacional and Cruzeiro, the home team’s defender, Victor Gabriel, made a horrendous tackle on the opposing forward, Gabriel Pec, in the 59th minute, just 13 minutes after coming off the bench.The unfortunate player suffered a broken leg, while the man behind the injury was immediately sent off.Nevertheless, the true surprise came today when the Superior Court of Sports Justice (SCSJ) handed down its punishment, suspending Gab..

Five days ago, the Chilean giants Colo-Colo announced the signing of one of the breakout stars of the 2026 World Cup, Josimar Jose Evora Dias, aka Vozinha, and the Cabo Verde international has already encountered an obstacle.Just when the whole world had come to know him by this nickname, the strict rules in the Chilean first division are threatening to take away his trademark.Vozinha may not be able to wear his iconic nickname on his official kit after signing with Colo Colo 😧Per regulations of Chile’s National Professional Football Association (ANFP), only official surnames are allowed on the back of uniforms with an optional first name initial,… pic.twitter.com/Ufc9ygho7z— ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) July 28, 2026 According to the regulations of the Chile’s National Professional Football Association (ANFP), players are allowed to use only their real names on their shirts, meaning that the 40-year-old goalkeeper’s globally recognized moniker is off the table. Instead, he’ll have to wear either..

AFC Leopards have continued strengthening their squad ahead of the 2026/27 FKF Premier League season after completing the signing of Sebastian Wekesa from Kariobangi Sharks.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe 12-time Kenyan champions confirmed the arrival of the highly-rated shot-stopper through their official social media channels, describing him as one of the country’s most dependable goalkeepers.Court slaps Shabana with Ksh2.2 million fine”We are thrilled to announce the signing of Sebastian Wekesa. The Kenyan international goalkeeper, renowned for his sharp reflexes, commanding presence and fearless saves, joins us from FKF Premier League side Kariobangi Sharks.Wekesa, who was part of the 2025 Harambee Stars CHAN squad, has previously played for Soy United and APS Bomet. Welcome to AFC Leopards SC, Sebastian,” the club announced.##NAJAVA_MECA_9868155##The Kenya international has penned a two-year contract with Ingwe and is expected to add quality competition and experie..

Has anyone seen or heard from Lameck Banda? No? You’re not alone, as even at his club, Lecce, they have no idea where he is or what he’s doing!The Zambian international was supposed to appear at Stadio via del Mare for the beginning of the pre-season training, but it did not happen.The media in Italy reported last week that Banda had requested a postponement due to certain bureaucratic issues, only to miss another deadline to return to Lecce, after which the club released a statement on July 21.##EDITORS_CHOICE##”US Lecce announces that Lameck Banda, who had already been called up for the resumption of sporting activities, today represented a further extension of the logistical and bureaucratic issues that have, until now, prevented his return to Italy.””US Lecce will conduct the appropriate investigations into the circumstances cited by the player, reserving the right to take any action, including disciplinary action, aimed at ensuring the proper fulfillment of the contractual obligat..

A fresh power struggle has erupted at the top of world football after UEFA threatened to boycott FIFA competitions over Gianni Infantino’s controversial new commercial plans.FIFA has announced proposals to create FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE), a new company that would manage the commercial side of its competitions, including broadcasting, sponsorship, ticketing and licensing rights.UEFA has rejected a FIFA plan to sell stakes in the World Cup to private investors after president Gianni Infantino unveiled a proposal on Tuesday to create a $20 billion company running the World Cup.More: https://t.co/8whVljV6aL pic.twitter.com/qcbzLnlBBv— ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) July 28, 2026 Under the proposal, FIFA would sell minority, non-controlling stakes in the business to outside investors, raising to $4.2 billion while valuing the new entity at around $20 billion.FIFA insists the move would not affect its control over the sport and says the additional revenue could generate more than $10 billion for foo..

Harambee Starlets suffered a humiliating 4-0 defeat to hosts Morocco on their return to the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) after a decade, in a match played on Sunday, 26 July, in Rabat, Morocco, which left us with plenty of lessons to learn.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsKenya, who were making their first appearance on the continental stage in a decade, were second best in almost all facets of the game against a dominant Morocco.With many pundits and stakeholders harbouring contrasting views and issuing mixed reactions after the match, Mozzart Sport takes a look at some of the six takeaways from the defeat in Rabat.CONFIRMED: AFC Leopards resign midfielder seven years after departureExperience on the big stage is pricelessWhile Harambee Starlets possessed a fairly decent team by Kenyan standards, they were let down by inexperience not only of individual players but also in competing at this stage.At the individual level, Morocco’s team boasted top players includin..

Reigning Ugandan champions Vipers SC needed a stoppage-time winner to secure a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Gor Mahia in a high-stakes 2026 CECAFA Kagame Cup clash.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsWith semi-final qualification on the line, both regional giants traded tactical blows over 90 minutes, testing the structural integrity of each other’s defenses.The match was ultimately decided by Vipers’ persistence in wide areas, capping off a tactical battle that sent the Ugandan champions into the last four with a game to spare.##NAJAVA_MECA_9868149##Gor Mahia lined up in a reference 4–2–3–1 shape with Humphrey Katasi in goal, guarded by a back four of Paul Ochuoga at right-back, Bryton Onyona at left-back, and a central defensive pairing of Mike Kibwage and Frank Odhiambo.In double-pivot roles, Lawrence Juma and Ebenezer Ocran anchored the midfield, while George Amonoo played as the advanced playmaker behind central striker Hansel Ochieng. Ben Stanley occupied the right wing, ..