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He came in as a sub and after only seven minutes scored a first goal for Milan against Juventus after 658 minutes. A boy who was playing in Serie B just a few months ago received the ball on the left, then casually, as if he does it every day – left Manuel Locatelli in the dust, composed himself and curled the ball into the far corner past Guglielmo Vicario. As if scoring in one of the biggest derbies in Italian football were the most normal thing in the world. Away from home, with an entire stadium booing you. Alphadjo Cisse (19) managed to do all of that and once again showed that he is currently the biggest sensation in Italian football, while also proving that Milan made a shrewd move when they signed him from Verona for eight million euros last January.🇮🇹⭐️ 𝐀𝐥𝐩𝐡𝐚𝐝𝐣𝐨 𝐂𝐢𝐬𝐬𝐞 (𝟏𝟗) against Juventus: • 29 Minutes • 1 GOAL• 100% Shot Accuracy • 100% Accurate Passes• 9 Touches𝐑𝐈𝐒𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐒𝐓𝐀𝐑. 🚀 pic.twitter.com/utUubwPLLn— Rising Stars XI (@RisingStarXI) September 6, 2026 The story of Alphadjo..

Kenya Police FC head coach Nicholas Muyoti has identified the team’s lack of goals as the main area of concern ahead of the 2026-2027 season.The Law Enforcers are stepping up preparations for the new campaign, with the team involved in a series of friendly matches as they seek to build match fitness and improve their performance.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsPolice endured a disappointing 2025-2026 season, failing to win a domestic trophy and consequently missing out on qualification for continental football.##NAJAVA_MECA_9936459##Speaking after their 1-1 draw against 2025 Mozzart Bet Cup winners Nairobi United at Police Sacco Stadium on Saturday, 5 September, Muyoti admitted that converting chances remains a major concern.“So far, so good. We are generally doing quite well as a team, and the cohesion is there.What we are suffering from currently is a lack of goals because we manage to create a lot of chances, but we cannot seem to find the back of the net,” said Muyoti.C..

Kenyan striker Henry Meja has parted ways with Swedish top-flight side AIK following the expiry of his contract.Meja joined the Stockholm-based club in 2021 after an impressive spell with Tusker, where he helped the Brewers clinch the 2020-2021 Football Kenya Federation Premier League (FKFPL) title and was named Young Player of the Season.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsIn addition to his league triumph and individual accolade, Meja broke into the senior national team in February 2021 after earning his maiden call-up as Harambee Stars prepared for back-to-back AFCON qualifiers against Egypt and Togo.However, despite leaving Nairobi for Stockholm on the back of a promising campaign, Meja endured a difficult transition at AIK.##NAJAVA_MECA_9936459##His stint at the club failed to provide the stability and growth he had hoped for.According to AIK, Meja made a total of six competitive appearances for the Black and Yellow.Meja’s first competitive appearance for AIK came during t..

Charlton Athletic manager Nathan Jones has admitted his decision to rotate the side, including handing Kenyan midfielder Timothy Ouma his full league debut, may have contributed to his team’s 4-0 defeat to Stoke City on Saturday.Ouma, who joined the Addicks on a season-long loan from Slavia Prague, was handed his first Championship start alongside Oliver Skipp as Jones made four changes to the team that drew with West Bromwich Albion.##NAJAVA_MECA_9936477##Charlton started brightly but their afternoon quickly unravelled in the 14th minute when Ouma was adjudged to have fouled a Stoke player inside the box, with the resulting penalty giving the hosts the lead.Stoke then capitalised on Charlton’s lack of cohesion to score three more goals before half-time, ending the Addicks’ unbeaten start to the season in emphatic fashion.While Jones felt the penalty was a poor decision, he acknowledged that the changes he made could have played a part in Charlton’s collapse and accepted responsibility..

Gor Mahia head coach Charles Akonnor insists the CAF Champions League tie against Pyramids FC is far from over despite Sunday’s 2-0 first-leg defeat at the Nyayo National Stadium.The Kenyan champions were punished by two first-half goals from Walid El Karti and Mahmoud Saber as the Egyptian side secured a commanding advantage ahead of next Sunday’s return leg in Cairo.##NAJAVA_MECA_9936477##However, Akonnor remains convinced Gor Mahia have a chance to overturn the deficit if they execute their game plan better in the second leg.“We have to accept it in good faith, go into the next game and believe that if we do the right things at the right moment, there’s always a chance for us,” Akonnor said after the match.The Ghanaian coach acknowledged that Pyramids’ greater experience and match sharpness played a role in the result. The Egyptian champions had already played four competitive matches before arriving in Nairobi, while Gor Mahia are yet to play an official league fixture this season…

It has been more than a decade and a half since Marseille last won the French title, and judging by the way they have started the new season, they won’t be winning it this time either. In fact, it feels like there will be no false hope or even the kind of euphoria so characteristic of a club that won the Champions League at the end of the last century. Nothing good is in the air. It smells like another gloomy season at the Velodrome! Even the transfer window suggested that Marseille would struggle to become a genuine challenger to Paris Saint-Germain, let alone anything more. Once the seemingly untouchable champions had made such a slow start, Marseille needed to take advantage and at least put some kind of pressure on them. Others have done so. Marseille have not. After losing to Paris, they are only marginally better off than the champions themselves – 2:3 (1:2).The third round is now over, and the table looks rather bizarre. Monaco are the only team with a perfect record, Paris Sain..