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Mweresa details injury setback that cost him place at World Relays

Kenyan 400m sensation Boniface Mweresa has shared details of the injury nightmares that denied him the chance to compete at the World Athletics Relays in May. Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsMweresa revealed that a hamstring tear and a subsequent fall during the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) Championships disrupted what had promised to be a strong start to his season.The experienced 400m runner was among the notable absentees when Kenya competed at the World Athletics Relays in Botswana, where the mixed 4x400m relay team of David Kapirante, Mercy Chebet, Brian Tinega, and Mercy Oketch claimed a historic bronze medal, Kenya’s first in the event since 2019. Noah Lyles sends stern warning to Trayvon Bromell after Paris defeatThe men’s 4x100m relay team also made headlines after lowering the national record.Mweresa explained that his problems started during the Bingwa Fest National Finals in Meru on Sunday, 5 April, where he sustained a hamstring injury while anchoring the 4x100m ..

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Kenyan Olympic Committee lays groundwork for Los Angeles 2028 as Africa begins qualification journey

Preparations for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games have officially gathered momentum after the National Olympic Committee of Kenya (NOC-K) hosted the Continental Olympic Solidarity Forum in Nairobi.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsThe meeting brings together National Olympic Committees (NOCs) from across Africa to chart the roadmap towards the next Olympic cycle.The forum seeks to strengthen athlete development, improve high-performance systems, and equip member countries with crucial information on qualification pathways, funding opportunities, and Olympic Solidarity programs available ahead of LA28.##NAJAVA_MECA_9827032##Speaking during the forum, former NOC-K President Paul Tergat said the early engagements are aimed at ensuring more Kenyan athletes and sports disciplines qualify for the Games, insisting preparations must begin well in advance if the country is to maximise its representation in Los Angeles.”There is immense talent in Kenya, and we want to see all our spo..

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There are penalty specialists… and then there are the Dutch

For decades, the Netherlands have produced some of football’s greatest talents. From Johan Cruyff to Dennis Bergkamp, Arjen Robben and today’s generation, the Oranje have thrilled fans with their attacking football. Yet when a knockout match goes to penalties, history tells a completely different story.Their World Cup Round of 32 defeat to Morocco was not just another heartbreaking elimination – it was the latest chapter in one of international football’s most remarkable curses.Morocco edge Netherlands in shootout to seal last-16 berthAfter drawing 1-1 over 120 minutes, the Dutch once again failed from the penalty spot, losing the shootout 3-2. It marked the 10th penalty shootout in the nation’s history at major international tournaments, with the Netherlands winning only two of them.The nightmare dates back to Euro 1992, when Denmark stunned the Dutch in the semi-finals before going on to lift the trophy. Four years later, France knocked them out on penalties at Euro 1996, while Euro ..

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How Kenya U17 are preparing for crucial South Africa tie

Kenya U17 Women’s midfielder Mwanakombo Bakari has opened up on the team’s preparations ahead of their crucial tie against South Africa.The Junior Starlets will face South Africa in the third and final qualification round of the 2026 FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsThe two qualifier matches are expected to produce fireworks, as South Africa have qualified for the World tourney twice.Their latest appearance was in 2018, while Kenya competed in the 2024 edition held in the Dominican Republic.##NAJAVA_MECA_9826773##With stakes high and preparation in top gear, Bakari revealed how the team has prepared for the matches.“It has not been easy to get to this stage. We have given our best and will continue to do so. We have watched their matches, both home and away, and have seen their strengths and weaknesses, and now know what to do,” said Bakari.Serbian scout reveals how unwelcomed decision to sign Collins Sichenje infuriated AjaxThe hard-tackling midfi..

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Julian refuses to step down, Klopp answers the most important question

The downfall is continuing. Who could have thought that the Germans, four time world champions will be in permanent crisis for 12 years? They were triumphant at the World Cup in Brazil in 2014 but instead of continuing domination, they failed to even reach beyond the group stage in the next two World Cups. Finally they made it this time, only to be stopped by average Paraguay after the penalty shootout. The disturbance in Germany is big, and the two most common sentences out there now are: ‘Sack Julian Nagelsmann’ and ‘Appoint Jurgen Klopp’. But, it’s not that easy.Football gods punish Germans! Paraguay make history as Havertz goes from hero to zeroFirst of all, the Germany coach is not backing down and refuses to resign. He put the pressure on Germany Football Federation, saying that it’s up for them to keep him or not, as he is not planning to leave.”If you exit after the first stage, it’s not enough for German football. This is now the third elimination in a row so we are not part o..

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JKUAT Cougars eye fifth straight podium finish as inaugural Met 7s pools are unveiled

Fresh off a remarkable campaign that saw them secure promotion to the Kenya Cup and lift the 2026 Mwamba Cup, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) Cougars will be chasing a fifth consecutive podium finish when they compete in the inaugural Met 7s on Saturday, 4 July, at the KCB Sports Club, Ruaraka.The Smith Muhoya-coached side heads into the tournament brimming with confidence after enjoying one of the most successful seasons in the club’s recent history.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsTheir impressive run began in 2025 when they were crowned Federation of Africa University Sports (FASU) Rugby Sevens champions after edging Zimbabwe’s Ezekiel Guti University (ZEGU) 17-14 in a thrilling final played at the KCB Sports Club.The students followed that triumph by lifting the varsity title at the Impala Floodlights tournament, defeating USIU Martials 31-23 in the final in November 2025.Their momentum carried into the 15s season, where they reached the Ke..

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Dark Horses clash: Haaland leads the Vikings on an Elephants hunt

The knockout stage of the FIFA World Cup is already well underway, and it has delivered plenty of exciting results, major upsets, and thrilling matches so far. We expect nothing less from tonight’s clash between Norway and Ivory Coast, which kicks off at 8:00 PM.🇨🇮 Ivory Coast vs Norway 🇳🇴 WHO WILL WIN ? pic.twitter.com/Q1uJ7OQXqC— FIFA World Cup 2026 (@FIFAWC26Updates) June 30, 2026 Norway, led by Stale Solbakken, have been one of the standout teams of the tournament so far. Their biggest weapon has been the unstoppable Erling Haaland, who scored four goals in the opening two group-stage matches and currently sits at the top of the Golden Boot race, narrowly ahead of Kylian Mbappe. The Vikings finished second in Group I with six points.They opened their campaign with a victory over Iraq before claiming a crucial and hard-fought win against a resilient Senegal side, where Haaland once again proved to be the match-winner. Norway then suffered a heavy 4-1 defeat to the powerful French te..

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No room for sulking as AFC Leopards official tells unhappy players to leave

AFC Leopards Secretary General Isaac Mulindi has played down concerns over the club’s recent player departures, insisting Ingwe will not stand in the way of any footballer who no longer wants to represent the club.His remarks come days after first-choice goalkeeper Humphrey Katasi completed a surprise move to bitter rivals, Gor Mahia, after negotiations over a new contract failed.##NAJAVA_MECA_9823517##Katasi became the second prominent player to leave AFC Leopards for K’Ogalo in less than a year, following defender Lewis Bandi’s switch last August. Bandi, however, has struggled to cement a regular place in Gor Mahia’s squad since making the move.Addressing growing concerns among supporters over player exits, Mulindi urged fans to remain calm, saying the club’s focus is on retaining players fully committed to its cause.“Let’s stop infighting and allow us to do our work smoothly. I don’t know why we should make noise or panic about player exits. Let those players who want to leave do so..

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Lewa signs for Chicago, will debut against Muller

After a full 19 years, Robert Lewandowski’s European chapter is over, and it’s time for a new adventure in the United States. The legendary Polish striker, whose contract with Barcelona has expired, has accepted an offer from MLS and signed a two-year deal with the Chicago Fire. Mundo Deportivo reports that Lewandowski will earn 20 million dollars per season in Chicago, a salary even higher than the offers he received from Saudi Arabia. It is clear that the 38-year-old has arrived in the Windy City as a bona fide superstar.ROBERT LEWANDOWSKI IS COMING TO CHICAGO 🇵🇱We have signed global soccer icon and Poland’s all-time leading goal scorer Robert Lewandowski as a Designated Player 🔥 #cf97 pic.twitter.com/ML5zxz3hVk— Chicago Fire FC (@ChicagoFire) June 29, 2026 Chicago already boasts quality players such as forwards Hugo Cuypers, Jonathan Bamba, and Filip Sykora, but one of the greatest goalscorers of the 21st century is on an entirely different level. That also raises an interesting que..

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Chetambe eyes FKF Premier League return after season-long layoff

Former KCB midfielder Danson Chetambe has revealed he is ready to make his long-awaited return to competitive football after spending over eight months on the sidelines.The experienced midfielder has been without a club since parting ways with KCB and did not feature throughout the recently concluded 2025-2026 FKF Premier League season. Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsHowever, after months of recovery and intensive personal training, Chetambe says he is now fully fit and eager to resume his career at the highest level of Kenyan football.The midfielder, who built a reputation as one of the country’s most dependable box-to-box players during his spells at Zoo FC and Bandari, disclosed that a minor ankle injury sustained during a personal training session delayed his return to action.##GEOTARGET_BANNER_9827051##Speaking to Mozzart Sport, Chetambe explained that although the injury was not severe, he chose not to rush back to competitive football, opting instead to focus on mak..

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