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With a magical performance in Argentina’s World Cup opener, Lionel Messi amazed the entire world. Everyone except the Algerians, who were left with a bitter sense of injustice after the captain of the world champions knocked them out with a hat-trick. As a result, the North African nation officially sent a letter to FIFA’s Referees Committee expressing dissatisfaction with the officiating in the Group J clash against the defending champions, focusing in particular on one incident — that Messi foul. Just three days after scoring the first hat-trick of the tournament, Messi is once again at the center of attention, though this time not because of his brilliance. According to the Algerian camp, he should have been punished for a challenge they viewed as reckless and potentially dangerous. The African side lodged a formal protest, frustrated that Argentina’s captain escaped without even a booking.No hay forma de que esto no sea roja.Hasta el propio Messi se dio cuenta de la macana que se m..

Kenyan giants AFC Leopards held their 2025/26 end-of-season Awards Gala on Friday, 19 June at a Nairobi hotel, where various winners were feted for their exemplary contributions in the recently concluded season.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsIngwe posted a marked improvement to their season, where they gave league champions Gor Mahia a run for their money by being their main challengers, but in the end finished runners-up, an upturn from the sixth-place achieved in the previous campaign.How Omole balanced Mozzart Bet Cup final preps with life as a prospective fatherLeopards also finished the season with 64 points, 13 more than what they amassed in the 2024/25 campaign, while also giving their fans the joy of winning the first leg of the Mashemeji Derby against arch-rivals Gor Mahia.During the Gala, Tyson Otieno was the biggest winner after he was named the team’s Most Valuable Player (MVP).##NAJAVA_MECA_9807373##Tyson was a phenomenon for Ingwe after joining the club at th..

Miguel Almiron has become the first footballer in World Cup history to be sent off for covering his mouth while speaking to an opponent, in a controversial incident that is already sparking fierce debate across the game.The Paraguay captain and the former Newcastle United forward saw red during his country’s Group H clash with Turkey in San Francisco after briefly shielding his mouth with his hand while exchanging words with defender Mert Muldur.Miguel Almiron becomes the first player to be shown a red card under the new rules after covering his mouth during a confrontational incident.pic.twitter.com/n8e0b2N4cA— Ole Teya (@TeyaKevin) June 20, 2026 What might once have passed unnoticed instead became a landmark moment in football’s newest attempt to tackle offensive language and hidden verbal abuse on the pitch.The incident occurred shortly before half-time with Paraguay leading 1-0. Muldur immediately alerted nearby officials, prompting a VAR review. After examining the footage, refere..

Africa’s fastest man, Ferdinand Omanyala, has called for a rethink in how Kenyan athletes are supported, revealing that winners at the Athletics Kenya National Championships receive just Ksh20,000 for a gold medal.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsSpeaking after winning his men’s 100m semifinal at the Athletics Kenya National Championships and Commonwealth Games Trials on Friday, 19 June, at the Nyayo National Stadium, Omanyala urged both the government and the private sector to invest more directly in athletes to help them prepare for major international competitions.Omanyala reveals his source of confidence after impressive start to seasonHis remarks come at a time when Athletics Kenya continues to attract corporate backing, with KCB Bank recently committing Ksh10 million towards the staging of the 2026 Commonwealth Games Athletics National Trials.While acknowledging the importance of such sponsorships, the African record holder argued that many athletes do not directly ben..

As Kenya welcomed the 2026 Davis Cup tournament this week, one of the country’s most trailblazing tennis figures was among those receiving recognition for his contribution to the sport.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsJamin Luvembe Esikumo, widely regarded as the first player from Kibera to represent Kenya at the Davis Cup, was honoured for his dedication to tennis more than a decade after he made history on the continental stage.Luvembe’s story remains one of perseverance, talent, and determination. From Nairobi’s Kibera informal settlement, he defied the odds to become a national team player and inspire a generation of young tennis enthusiasts from underprivileged backgrounds.Why Mozzart Bet Cup MVP left Sofapaka without making a single appearanceHis crowning moment came in 2013 when he was selected to represent Kenya at the Davis Cup Africa Zone Group III tournament in Cairo, Egypt. The achievement made him the first player from Kibera to wear the national colours at the ..