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Djibril Cisse recalls pressure in penalty shootouts of historic UCL final against AC Milan

Former Liverpool attacker Djibril Cisse has nostalgically opened up on the pressure as he stepped forward to take a penalty in the historic 2005 UEFA Champions League final against AC Milan.Dubbed as the ‘Miracle of Istanbul’, Liverpool produced a remarkable comeback, coming from 3 goals down at half time to draw 3-3 at full time, before securing a 3-2 win in the penalty shootouts to lift Europe’s biggest club tournament title.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsIn the shootouts, AC Milan missed their first two kicks through Serginho,who shot over the bar, and Andrea Pirlo whose kick was saved while Liverpool’s first kick was scored by Dietmar Hamann.Charged with the responsibility of taking the English Premier League (EPL) side’s second kick that would give them a huge advantage, Cisse in an exclusive interview with Mozzart Sport recalled walking to take his kick.“Two AC Milan players had missed before me so I was more relaxed but still focused on putting the ball into the bac..

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Mourinho and Perez keep strengthening Real Madrid – Dumfries officially announced

Florentino Perez has taken a different approach this summer. Or perhaps the credit also belongs to the manager. Under Xabi Alonso, Real Madrid signed four players, none older than 27 – Dean Huijsen, Alvaro Carreras, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Franco Mastantuono. But with Jose Mourinho returning to the Santiago Bernabeu this summer, the club has shifted its focus toward proven experience.Where Mourinho points, Perez follows, and Real have now confirmed their fourth signing of the transfer window: Denzel Dumfries.👋 ¡Bienvenido, Dumfries! 👋 pic.twitter.com/hO6rpXZ3Kd— Real Madrid C.F. (@realmadrid) July 5, 2026 The arrival of the Dutch international from Inter highlights a significant change in Real Madrid’s transfer strategy compared to recent seasons. Before Dumfries, Los Blancos had already brought in Marc Cucurella, Ibrahima Konate (both 27), and 31-year-old Bernardo Silva. Dumfries, who turned 30 in April, arrives after several outstanding seasons in Serie A and is expected to become..

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Faith Kipyegon reveals reason behind shock defeat at Prefontaine Classic

Three-time Olympic champion Faith Kipyegon finally let the cat out of the bag on her off-field struggles that have affected her game in recent months, leading up to her shock defeat at the Eugene Diamond League on Saturday, 4 July.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsKipyegon, making her first middle-distance appearance of the season at the Prefontaine Classic on Saturday, produced one of the biggest surprises of the event at Hayward Field, when she finished third in the women’s mile.##NAJAVA_MECA_9831845##Having been a favorite getting into the race, the five-time World Champion was usurped round the final straight by USA’s two-time world indoor medallist Nikki Hiltz, who took the win in a world-leading, meeting record time of 4:17.49.Kipyegon, finishing behind fellow Kenyan Dorcus Ewoi, could only time 4:17.80.In an interview immediately after the race, Kipyegon hinted at some personal challenges behind the scenes that people were unaware of, but were affecting her performance..

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STARS ABROAD: Reason behind Harambee Stars defender’s absence from Sunday clash revealed

Harambee Stars defender, Stanley Wilson, missed a third successive game for AIK as they secured a 2-1 victory over Goteborg in the 11th round of Swedish Allsvenskan at Gamla Ullevi on Sunday, 5 July.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsWilson, 19, was ruled out of the game due to a groin injury, which the club said was undergoing rehabilitation.##NAJAVA_MECA_9831845##In a brief note on the former Kariobangi Sharks midfielder, AIK noted on Thursday, 2 July: “[Stanley Wilson] Is in rehabilitation for a groin injury. Conducts rehabilitation in a gym.”The match was his first absence in the Swedish top-tier this season, following what has been a breakthrough campaign for the youngster.Why South Africa are unfazed by Junior Starlets’ 2-0 lead ahead of World Cup qualifier deciderWilson, who was rewarded with a new three-year deal in June, was ,however, not involved the two club friendlies against Kalmar and Vasteras SK, where AIK delivered mixed results, losing 2-0, and winning 3-2, re..

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Nick Mwendwa explains why football remains tough investment for African entrepreneurs

Former FKF President, Nick Mwendwa, has opened up on why African entrepreneurs are shying away from investing in football.The African football market, including Kenya, has proven difficult to attract significant investors over the years, with the majority of clubs being owned by corporate organizations as marketing tools.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsHaving led Kenyan football for nine years ,and as the proprietor of FKF Premier League side Kariobangi Sharks, Mwendwa shared his opinion on the scarcity of investors in the game.“The main issue with football is that it has not reached a point in Africa where clubs are profitable save for Morocco and a little bit of South Africa, Algeria and Egypt.Even in those countries, the governments are investing in the game but clubs are still barely profitable,” said Mwendwa.##NAJAVA_MECA_9832171##The 46-year-old went ahead to draw lessons from Egyptian giants: Al Ahly and Zamalek who have established themselves as African football pow..

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Real-life Hangover: One lost phone, 10 days missing, and a World Cup trip nobody will forget

Michael Hewitt travelled to the World Cup hoping to cheer on England in the United States, but his trip unexpectedly turned into a 10-day missing-person mystery that ended with him being found in a Barcelona pub.The 65-year-old Leeds United supporter, affectionately known as “Little Mick,” had planned to fly from Barcelona to Boston for England’s World Cup clash with Ghana. His family last spoke to him on June 21, shortly after he arrived in Spain, before all communication suddenly stopped.Some are saying this is the most British story ever. 65-year-old Michael Hewitt left Leeds for the World Cup, flying through Barcelona.Then he lost his phone, which had all his tickets, bookings, contacts, and travel info on it.He couldn’t call anyone, didn’t know a single… pic.twitter.com/EUC7qj7Pi0— Dudes Posting Their W’s (@DudespostingWs) July 4, 2026 >The reason behind his disappearance was ultimately much simpler than anyone had imagined. Shortly after reaching Barcelona, Hewitt lost his mobile..

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Madina Okot’s double-digit effort overshadowed by Dream’s latest defeat

Kenyan basketball star Madina Okot was back into double-digits scoring as her Atlanta Dream side extended their losing skid to five games, going down 88-83 to the Golden State Valkyries on Saturday, 4 July.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsOkot, who made her first career start in the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) last week, was a reserve this time round, coming up with 11 points and two rebounds, from just 10 minutes of play.The 21-year-old made an instant impact in her first minutes on the floor, scoring four quick points as a late first-quarter substitution for Allisha Gray.National Term Two School Games land new sponsorship worth 20 million shillingsHer other seven points came late in the third quarter, when she connected two layups and drained three free-throws to make it her first double-digit scoring game since hitting another 11 in Dream’s 105-90 defeat to Seattle Storm on Sunday, 28 June.On the bigger view of things, the latest defeat was Atlanta’s fi..

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Inside new Shabana coach’s plan to dethrone Gor Mahia in 2026-2027 season

New Shabana FC head coach Ahmed Fathi Abdalla Ibrahim has wasted no time in outlining his ambitions, declaring that his mission at the Gusii-based club is to challenge for the FKF Premier League title. The Egyptian tactician was officially unveiled last Friday as Shabana’s new head coach, taking over from Osborne Monday who left for Nairobi United. Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsAhmed was unveiled alongside former Kenya U-20 assistant coach Hesbon Nyabinge, who joined the club as his first assistant. ##NAJAVA_MECA_9833418##Speaking after his unveiling, the 40-year-old made his ambitions crystal clear, insisting he had arrived at the club to compete for major honours.”I cannot explain the feeling. I believe I am in the right place for this mission and I can assure the fans that we will give our best throughout the new season. I am here to go for the league title and CAF competitions, and I believe it is all achievable,” Ahmed declared.Stars Abroad: Harambee Stars forward sc..

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Four decades after ‘Hand of God’, Three Lions return to Azteca to break both Mexico and curse

Forty years after one of the most painful nights in England’s football history, the Three Lions are back at the Azteca.The iconic stadium in Mexico City, forever etched into English football folklore because of Diego Maradona’s infamous “Hand of God” goal and his unforgettable “Goal of the Century” in the 1986 World Cup quarter-final, will once again provide the backdrop for a match of enormous significance. This time, England’s opponents are the hosts themselves, with a place in the quarter-finals at stake.The last time England played a game at the Azteca, Maradona produced the most iconic performance in football history pic.twitter.com/woj8prXEzr— TK (@TeaKupps) July 5, 2026 Thomas Tuchel’s side know they will have to overcome far more than just an in-form Mexican team. They must also deal with one of world football’s most intimidating venues, where more than 80,000 home supporters are expected to create a deafening atmosphere and where Mexico have turned the stadium into a fortress…

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BETTING GUIDE: Brazil vs Norway, Mexico vs England, World Cup predictions

BETTING GUIDE: Brazil vs NorwayBrazil and Norway renew acquaintances on the World Cup stage for the first time since their famous meeting at France 1998, with a place in the quarter-finals at stake. Carlo Ancelotti’s Brazil come into the contest after a dramatic 2-1 comeback victory over Japan, while Norway edged past Ivory Coast by the same scoreline thanks to another decisive goal from Erling Haaland.Download Our MozzartSport App For More NewsWhile Brazil boast greater tournament pedigree, Norway’s direct attacking style, led by Haaland and Martin Ødegaard, has made them one of the most dangerous counter-attacking teams at the tournament, setting up what promises to be a fascinating tactical battle.##NAJAVA_MECA_9831845##Kick-off: 11:00 PM (Kenyan Time), SundayVenue: MetLife Stadium, New JerseyGroup: Round of 16Current standings: Knockout StageMbappe fires shots after surviving Paraguay’s guillotine: “We can also get our hands dirty”Qualification implications: The winner advances to ..

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