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The fairways of Ruiru Sports Club will be awash with Arsenal colors this week, as supporters of the English Premier League champions gather for two golf tournaments celebrating the club’s long-awaited league title.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsOrganized by Arsenal supporters, the events are expected to attract more than 450 golfers over two days, underlining the growing popularity of golf and the strength of Arsenal’s fan base in Kenya.The celebrations are expected to begin on Thursday, 4 June, with a unique match-play competition featuring Arsenal diehards against other golfers.Soni on top as chase for NCBA Faldo Junior Tour Kenya Championship title enters homestretchMore than 200 amateur golfers from Nairobi and its environs are expected to participate in what promises to be a lively contest for bragging rights. The festivities will peak on Saturday, 6 June, during the Gunners Golf Day, where 250 golfers will battle for top honors while celebrating Arsenal’s Premier Lea..

Most of the national teams that will take part in the upcoming World Cup prepared in a similar way. They completed the first phase of training in their home countries so that players, after a long and demanding season, could spend at least some time with family and friends, before traveling to North America to adapt to the conditions awaiting them over the next month. Only the Democratic Republic of the Congo had to follow a completely different program because of an Ebola outbreak in the country that is now causing concern around the world.🚨BREAKINGThe friendly between DR Congo 🇨🇩 and Chile 🇨🇱 could be cancelled🤯Local authorities in La Línea de la Concepción have prohibited the match from being held in the city over Ebola-related concerns.❌Chile are exploring alternative venues or the possibility of a… pic.twitter.com/F6rHF49JBz— 🇨🇩 (@TfrmTheSev) June 2, 2026 A strain of Ebola known as “Bundibugyo” has spread in the African nation, and there is currently no vaccine for it. According t..

Following the conclusion of the 2025-2026 Football Kenya Federation Premier League(FKFPL) last weekend,attention has naturally shifted to the National Super League (NSL) and other lower tier competitions.The second tier is witnessing cut-throat competition at both ends of the table, with teams battling for automatic promotion to the top flight while others fight desperately to avoid relegation.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsWith two rounds left, teams are battling hard either to secure promotion, escape relegation or achieve a respectable finish.The NSL is a tough competition where survival is exclusively reserved for the fittest.##NAJAVA_MECA_9780744##However, behind the sky-high competition and other topics that have been dominating the headlines, are players who have been quietly lighting up the competition and could make moves at the end of the season.Some top flight clubs are understood to be circling around some of the league’s best performers in a bid to secure thei..

When Harambee Stars and former Gor Mahia man Kenneth Muguna confidently declared that Kelly Madada, Kevin Wangaya and Humphrey Aroko would soon become “untouchable” at both club and international level, it sparked an exciting debate across Kenyan football circles.Download our MozzartSport App For More News Could we see the three eventually operate together as one complete midfield unit for Harambee Stars in future?##NAJAVA_MECA_9775324##At first glance, the idea appears ambitious because each player currently thrives in different tactical environments within Kenyan football.However, a closer analysis reveals that their profiles are remarkably compatible.PLAYER ANALYSIS: Why Stanley Wilson could be Kenya’s most important player ahead of AFCON 2027All three possess exceptional football intelligence, elite spatial awareness and technical security under pressure.Their differences are not conflicting traits, but complementary details that could allow them to function as interconnected piece..

Arsenal supporters know how to forgive – if there’s anything to forgive in Gabriel Magalhaes’ case in the first place.As we all know, the Brazilian missed the last and decisive penalty kick in the shoot-out in the Champions League final, sealing his team’s defeat to Paris Saint-Germain.Main highlight of the UCL final: Marquinhos’ lesson in sportsmanshipNaturally, Gabriel took it very hard, as he is one of the leaders of Mikel Arteta’s squad and has always been willing to take responsibility. Last Saturday, he endured one of the most difficult moments of his career, but the Gunners’ fans don’t seem to blame him.On the contrary, they made an effort to lift his spirits and show him some love. How? By buying his jerseys.According to reports from England, Gabriel’s Arsenal shirt sales have increased by an impressive 350% since his penalty miss in the UCL final!Gabriel Arsenal shirt sales have reportedly increased by 350% since his penalty miss in the Champions League final 💰📈An incredible s..

Africa’s fastest man, Ferdinand Omanyala, will return to the Diamond League circuit on Thursday, 4 June, lining up against Olympic champion Noah Lyles and a host of sprinting heavyweights at the Golden Gala Pietro Mennea in Rome.The Commonwealth Games defending champion heads into the fourth leg of the Wanda Diamond League season in impressive form, carrying the second-fastest time in the men’s 100m field. Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsOmanyala clocked a season’s best of 9.94 seconds during his victorious run at the Xiamen Diamond League in China two weeks ago, a performance that earned him only his second Diamond League win after his breakthrough triumph in Monaco in 2023.The Kenyan sprint star has rediscovered his rhythm this season, dipping below the 10-second barrier five times in the last two months. ##NAJAVA_MECA_9782973##He will be keen to maintain that momentum in Rome as he seeks a third Diamond League victory.However, the challenge awaiting him is among the toug..

APS Bomet FC celebrated outstanding performers behind their impressive debut season at the Football Kenya Federation Premier League (FKFPL) campaign during the club’s end-of-season gala awards held in Bomet.The side capped off a memorable maiden season in the top flight by finishing 10th on the league table, comfortably preserving their status after overcoming a difficult start to the campaign. Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsThe awards recognized players and technical staff who played pivotal roles in the club’s historic season.Leading the list of winners was forward Philip Wasai, who was crowned the club’s Most Valuable Player (MVP). The towering striker enjoyed a remarkable season, scoring 10 goals and accounting for more than a quarter of APS Bomet’s total league tally of 37 goals. ##NAJAVA_MECA_9782772##His consistency and influence in the final third made him a deserving recipient of the club’s top individual honour.Wasai is a Police Corporal attached to Bomet Central..

Former Gor Mahia captain Kenneth Muguna has paid a heartfelt tribute to departing club veterans Philemon Otieno and Ernest Wendo, praising their long-standing contribution to the club’s success over the years.The duo, among the longest-serving players at Gor Mahia, were officially honoured on Sunday during the club’s final league match of the season against Nairobi United at Nyayo Stadium, a fixture that also marked the team’s coronation after winning a record-extending 22nd FKF Premier League title.##NAJAVA_MECA_9781004##Muguna, who shared the dressing room with both players during his two spells at the club, reflected on their journey and the legacy they leave behind, noting that even as their game time reduced in recent seasons, their influence remained important within the squad.Speaking about Philemon Otieno, Muguna recalled their shared beginnings and long journey at the club.“We signed on the same day, announced captains on the same day, and 9 years later, you went on to have a ..

Mara Sugar FC have honoured their standout performers from the recently concluded 2025/26 FKF Premier League season during the club’s annual awards ceremony held in Kilgoris.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe awards, now in their second consecutive year since the club earned promotion to the top flight, recognised players who played pivotal roles in the Sugar Millers’ impressive campaign.Leading the list of winners was dynamic left-back Jimmy Owili, who was crowned the club’s Most Valuable Player (MVP) following a stellar debut season in Mara Sugar colours.Benni McCarthy reveals Harambee Stars’ hidden strengthOwili, who joined the club from Silibwet Leons at the beginning of the season, established himself as one of the FKF Premier League’s most influential full-backs.The marauding defender registered an impressive 12 goal contributions in 34 league appearances, scoring three goals and providing nine assists.His attacking output was the highest among defenders in the leagu..