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BETTING GUIDE: Durban City vs Stellenbosch, Match Preview, Team News and Prediction

Durban City welcomes Stellenbosch to Chatsworth Stadium for an important South African Premiership clash on Friday, 8 May, with both sides aiming to revive inconsistent league form.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe Citizens sit seventh with 37 points, five ahead of tenth-placed Stellenbosch, while recent meetings between the teams have often been closely fought and difficult to separate.##NAJAVA_MECA_9728095##Durban City have struggled for consistency in recent weeks and are currently winless in their last five league matches.Across their previous six games in all competitions, they managed one win, two draws and three defeats while scoring seven goals and conceding 11.TACTICAL ANALYSIS: How Al Ahly’s rotational overloads suffocated Zamalek in Cairo DerbyTheir latest league outing ended in a dramatic 2-2 draw away to Siwelele FC, though they did secure silverware recently after defeating TS Galaxy 2-1 in the FA Cup final.Despite that achievement, league form remains a con..

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BETTING GUIDE: Shabana vs Ulinzi Stars, match preview, team news and prediction

Saturday’s FKF Premier League meeting between Shabana and Ulinzi Stars carries importance at both ends of the table.The match will be played at Gusii Stadium this Saturday from 2.00pm.Download our MozzartSport App For More NewsShabana are still targeting a strong finish inside the top five, while Ulinzi Stars are fighting to move further away from the relegation battle.Recent form from both clubs suggests another tense and closely contested afternoon in Kisii.##NAJAVA_MECA_9728090##Shabana enter the contest sitting sixth on the table with 47 points from 29 matches.They have scored 32 league goals and conceded 30 overall.Across their last five games in all competitions they recorded two wins one draw and two defeats scoring three goals and conceding four while keeping three clean sheets.Harambee Stars midfielder in action as Armenian club closes in on league titleTheir home form remains encouraging after victories against Kakamega Homeboyz and Muranga plus a draw against Police FC.Brian..

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Man whose middle name is relegation: Ayew can’t catch a break

From one perspective, Jordan Ayew is one of the most notable Ghanaian players of his generation. He is among the African players who left the strongest mark in the English Premier League. He is second in the Black Stars’ all-time list of most-capped players and fourth in the all-time scoring charts.However, unfortunately for the striker, there’s the other side of the coin that reveals a painful truth: Jordan Ayew is one of the unluckiest players football has ever seen.The latest relegation to League One with Leicester City was the sixth in the 34-year-old’s 17-year career, meaning that he has suffered a demotion roughly once every three years!🇬🇭🚨Jordan Ayew has now been relegated six times with five different clubs 🤔🇬🇭 pic.twitter.com/OWeE29deau— Jasper Ziggle 🥷🇬🇭 🇺🇸 (@JasperZiggle) April 25, 2026 His “curse” started with the French side Sochaux in 2013 and continued with two more straight relegations with Lorient and Aston Villa.In the following season, he helped the Villans survive i..

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Madina Okot’s WNBA future predicted to be ‘off the charts’

Atlanta Dream head coach Karl Smesko says Kenyan basketball player Madina Okot does not realize how good she is on the court, and that it is only a matter of time before she gets used to the speed of the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA).Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsRookie Okot, will over the weekend, get her first taste of the WNBA regular season, when her Atlanta Dream side open their campaign against Minnesota Lynx at Target Center, Minneapolis on Sunday, 10 May (0300 EAT).Okot’s expected league debut will count as her third in a Dream shirt, having featured in two pre-season games during their brief training camp.Madina Okot made history by becoming the first athlete from Kenya to be drafted in the first round ✨As preseason winds down Okot is ready to begin her rookie year! pic.twitter.com/ayzq4M30zP— WNBA (@WNBA) May 4, 2026 On her first appearance, which was an 87-78 win over Chicago Sky on 29 April, the 21-year-old led her team with a 14-point, 11-reb..

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A year older, but any wiser?

A year ago today, Paris Saint-Germain beat Arsenal in the return leg of the Champions League semi-finals 2-1 at Parc des Princes and, thanks to a 3-1 triumph on aggregate, advanced to the final, where they demolished Inter Milan 5-0 and won their first-ever UCL crown.A deja vu awaits on May 30 in Budapest, and apart from the fact that this time the rivals will clash directly for the most valuable piece of silverware in the European club football, and that there will be only one game, no room for error, and no time to make amends, many things will be different.The Champions League final is set 🍿PSG v Arsenal ⚔️ pic.twitter.com/1YczlHhR9a— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) May 6, 2026 Compared to the clash played 366 days ago, the Gunners will be evidently stronger. Back then, Mikel Merino was their striker, Thomas Partey was a part of a midfield trio, Myles Lewis-Skelly started on the left flank, while Jakub Kiwior – who officially completed a move to Porto two days ago – played at centre-back alon..

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Migori Youth coach speaks on Mombasa United stalemate

Migori Youth head coach Sammy Otulo Owano has opened up on his team’s failure to bag a win against Mombasa United.The two teams met in a National Super League (NSL) top of the table clash on Sunday, 3 May at the KPA Sports Club, Mbaraki battling out to a goalless draw.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsThe highly hyped match that brought together multitude of fans including several leaders led by Mombasa Governor Abdulswamad Nassir, Mining Cabinet Secretary Hassan Joho as well as Migori Youth patron and Uriri MP Mark Nyamita among others was tipped as a potential title decider in the second tier.Speaking after the match, Owano who acknowledged the prowess of the opponent also cited the appointment of coach Peter Okidi as a key ingredient for the stalemate.Tusker coach accuses Nairobi United goalkeeper of time-wasting in league defeat“We were prepared for the match adequately knowing that we were going to meet a strong team.They knew us more than we knew them and also had a new..

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Nairobi United coach sets sights on new league finish after latest win

Nairobi United head coach Godfrey “Solo” Oduor believes his side can finish as high as second, following their big 1-0 victory over Tusker at the Nyayo National Stadium on Wednesday, 6 May.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsOduor, speaking post-match, finally put some detail on his team’s exact target this season, following their unsuccessful defense of the Mozzart Bet Cup.“Second position is possible,” Oduor said. “All we need to do is commit ourselves; we have four games left – that is 12 points to fight for. We will keep fighting to get there.”Tusker coach accuses Nairobi United goalkeeper of time-wasting in league defeatOver the weekend, the former Nzoia Sugar coach, in wake of Nairobi United exiting the cup at the quarter-final stage to KCB, hinted that his side would shift their focus solely on finishing “on a high” in the FKF Premier League.Hours removed from that disappointment, his words rung true as Naibois, despite making some changes to their usual staring lineup, ..

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ARC champion eyes cautious comeback at home

Reigning African Rally Champion Yasin Nasser is doggedly set to recover lost ground at this weekend’s Pearl of Africa Uganda Rally, opting for a more cautious approach after a costly hiccup in Kenya.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsNasser, who last year became the first Ugandan to win the ARC title since Charles Muhangi in 1999, hopes to use his home event to claw back points in the 2026 championship chase.He currently sits 10th on the ARC log behind Kenyan frontrunners Karan Patel, Aakif Virani, Samman Vohra and Jasmeet Chana.Kenyan driver, Virani, facing herculean task at Pearl of Africa Uganda Rally debut“As usual we are always ready but you can’t predict what happens with the rally cars,” Nasser said as scrutineering kicked off at Shell Makenke. “But as far as Pearl of Africa Uganda Rally is concerned, we are always ready.”The Ugandan admitted the Kenya round dented his campaign. “As you know we are very low on points from the WRC Safari Rally Kenya because we had a hicc..

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Who said PSG couldn’t play defence?

Ousmane Dembele’s early opener suggested another goal-filled thriller and a blockbuster clash between Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain, but it was only an optical illusion.Last week, the Parisians showed they can play beautiful football. Last night, they wanted to prove they could play it smart, and, unfortunately for millions of football lovers worldwide, they did.Unfortunately, not because the Parisians advanced, but because they set the pace for a rather physical, cautious duel that eventually brought them to another Champions League final.Nevertheless, football fans, being football fans, always need to find a culprit and point their finger at him. On Wednesday night, it was Luis Enrique.PSG is a well-structured and tactically coached team.Luis Enrique is a genius.👏#BAYPSG pic.twitter.com/0woq0wsZAX— SPOOKY👻 (@Spooky409) May 6, 2026 But the Spaniard shouldn’t be blamed for what happened at Allianz Arena. He should be admired.In a chess game with Munich, the PSG boss completely ..

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Kenyan driver, Virani, facing herculean task at Pearl of Africa Uganda Rally debut

Kenya’s Aakif Virani is having to change tact for his Pearl of Africa Uganda Rally debut after reconnaissance revealed long, flat-out stretches unlike anything he contests back home.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more news“It’s our first time in Uganda and it’s quite welcoming, the people are very hospitable, very passionate, very polite,” Virani said in Mbarara. “We went to look at the stages on recce and two stages are similar to what we have in Sleeping Warrior and Loldia, but nothing of concern. But the rest are high speed which we don’t get much of back home, so we had to change the set up of the car quite considerably. So yes, we are looking forward to our Pearl Rally debut.”FIFA directs Bandari to pay former coach Ksh3.7 million after winning only a single gameThe Kenyan, who has one National Rally Championship win in Nanyuki and currently lies second in the FIA African Rally Championship (ARC) behind Karan Patel, said he is happy to be in Mbarara as teams put final touches ..

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