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Following Sofapaka’s relegation from the FKF Premier League, former captain James Situma has pointed to internal issues as the main reason behind the club’s downfall.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsSofapaka’s relegation from the top tier was confirmed on Saturday after they were held to a 2-2 draw by Mathare United. While many observers feel the drop had been coming after a series of narrow escapes in recent seasons, the club’s struggles have also been linked to financial challenges.##NAJAVA_MECA_9720111##Rooted at the bottom of the table, Batoto ba Mungu managed just three wins all season. As the reality of relegation sinks in, Situma, the 2009 KPL title-winning captain, has explained what he believes went wrong at the club.Situma says the downfall has everything to do with the people President Elly Kalekwa trusted, claiming they ultimately let him down.“I will be honest, all along, the Sofapaka boss has had dishonest people around him. He has goodwill and is an easy perso..

The Kenyan rugby fraternity is in mourning following the sudden death of former Kenya Lionesses head coach and Nakuru RFC stalwart Felix ‘Ade’ Oloo.Oloo passed away on Monday, 4 May, in a tragic road accident.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsIn a statement, Kenya Rugby Union (KRU) described Oloo as a respected coach and former player whose influence on the game, particularly at the grassroots and in women’s rugby, was profound. ##NAJAVA_MECA_9728231##Fondly referred to as Ade or Mwalimu, he earned admiration for his leadership, discipline, and commitment to developing the sport.Oloo enjoyed a distinguished playing career with Nakuru RFC, spanning 15 years from 2003 to 2017. During that period, he was part of a golden era for the club, helping them secure back-to-back Kenya Cup titles in the 2012/13 and 2013/14 seasons. He also lifted the Enterprise Cup and featured in other domestic successes, including the Bamburi Super Series.Former Kenya Lionesses Head Coach and Nakuru pl..

Harambee Stars defender Daniel Anyembe played 90 minutes as Viborg drew 3-3 with Midtjylland in an entertaining Danish league encounter on the road.Anyembe started at the heart of defence as his club scored two late goals to earn a share of the spoils on Monday night.##NAJAVA_MECA_9720111##Asker Beck put Viborg ahead in the 33rd minute, a lead that lasted just three minutes before Dario Osorio drew the home team level. Beck then completed his brace in the 45th minute, but a minute later, Pedro Bravo equalised to ensure the game went into the break with the scores level.The second half was largely tightly contested, with the first goal coming in the 80th minute through Martin Erlic. However, just as Midtjylland thought they had secured all three points, Dorian Hanza earned Viborg a point a minute from time.Muyoti on how Police FC intend to reclaim Mozzart Bet Cup after cruising to semisViborg hosts Sonderjyske in their next league match on Sunday.In Sweden, Harambee Stars prospect Xavie..

North London celebrates! Everton have done Mikel Arteta’s side a huge favour tonight by drawing 3–3 at home with Manchester City in a crazy match. The hosts had a two-goal lead and were on course for victory until the very last second, but Jeremy Doku was the one who kept Manchester City alive in the title race. There is still a lot to come.It ends level.🍬 3-3 🩶 @okx pic.twitter.com/jDbKk3URC3— Manchester City (@ManCity) May 4, 2026 Manchester City gradually took control of a lively first half against Everton, but it took them until the closing stages to finally turn their dominance into a goal.The first notable attempt came in the 7th minute, when Rayan Cherki tried his luck from around 20 meters out. However, the effort lacked precision and flew well over the bar, setting the tone for a cautious opening.City began to grow into the game, and in the 16th minute they came close to carving out a golden opportunity. O’Reilly delivered a dangerous ball into the box, looking to find Erling ..

Angel Mateos, a 70-year-old former miner, made an unlikely return to official football by stepping between the posts for Colunga in their match against Praviano this Sunday. The fixture, part of Group II in the Tercera RFEF, came late in the season with both sides already safe from danger.Goalkeeper, 70, set to feature for Spanish clubAt 70, former miner turned goalkeeper Angel Mateos Gonzalez is proving age is just a number. pic.twitter.com/H35cYj7N9z— Timothy ⚽🇳🇬 (@chocolate_beee) April 29, 2026 Despite relentless rain, Mateos was handed a starting role and spent around twenty minutes on the pitch. In that short spell, he pulled off an impressive low save to deny Praviano before eventually conceding from a corner. When he was substituted, the crowd responded with warm applause.His football journey stretches back half a century, beginning with Turon in Getxo. Although he stepped away from registered competition in 1998, Mateos never fully left the game—continuing to feature in informa..

Second-placed Orlando Pirates travel to Danie Craven Stadium aiming to close a five-point gap at the top, carrying the momentum of a nine-match unbeaten streak into this third meeting of the season against Stellenbosch FC.Download our MozzartSport App for more NewsWhile the tenth-placed hosts have struggled recently with a two-game winless run, they remain a resilient side at home, where they are unbeaten in five matches and have suffered only two defeats in their last twelve league outings.Though Pirates are coming off a draw in the Soweto Derby, they remain heavy favourites against a “Stellies” team desperate to find their footing in what promises to be a pivotal clash for the Buccaneers’ title aspirations.##NAJAVA_MECA_9720111##Stellenbosch FC currently sit 10th on the table with 32 points from 26 matches, reflecting an inconsistent season.Their recent form includes two wins, two draws, and two losses in their last six matches. Over their last five games, they have scored seven goal..

Harambee Stars defender Abud Omar has opened up on the tactical discipline and defensive organisation that inspired Kenya Police FC’s hard-fought Mozzart Bet Cup quarter-final victory over Shabana FC on Saturday, 2 May.Download our MozzartSport App For More NewsThe experienced left-back emerged as the difference maker in the high-stakes clash after curling home a sublime free kick that silenced a packed Gusii Stadium and sent the Law Enforcers into the semi-finals of the domestic cup competition.The tie had pitted together two early favourites for the title, but it was Police who walked away smiling after executing a disciplined game plan against the Glamour Boys in their own backyard.##NAJAVA_MECA_9722887##Speaking after the match, Omar revealed that Police’s strategy was to strike early before relying on their defensive solidity, an area he believes has been the foundation of the team’s strong performances this season.“We knew Shabana were a difficult team, even more so when playing ..