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Shock for F1: Max Verstappen is considering retirement

At 28, Max Verstappen is still far from being the oldest active Formula 1 driver—Fernando Alonso is 44—but the Dutchman of Belgian descent could soon retire. After finishing eighth in Japan, the four-time champion made it clear through his comments that he is unhappy with the rule changes and the current state of Formula 1. However, Dutch outlet De Telegraaf went a step further, reporting that Verstappen is seriously considering ending his driving career at the end of the season.🚨 𝗡𝗘𝗪: F1 driver Max Verstappen (28) has announced he is considering RETIRING from F1 this year, while being in his prime.This is like Kylian Mbappé considering retirement at the end of this season. pic.twitter.com/3xlkzNn61W— The Touchline | 𝐓 (@TouchlineX) March 29, 2026 Verstappen has experienced a lot since making his debut at 17 in a Toro Rosso car. This year marks his tenth season with Red Bull Racing, with whom he has won four titles—almost five. He claimed championships consecutively in 2021, 2022, 2023..

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Kenya Sevens path to HSBC SVNS return after championship qualification

The Kenya national men’s rugby sevens team, Shujaa, have taken a significant step towards reclaiming their place among the sport’s elite after qualifying for the HSBC SVNS World Championship Series.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsHowever, despite the milestone, their journey to HSBC SVNS Division One remains a challenging and competitive road.Following their qualification, Shujaa will now face off against eight established top-tier sides: Fiji, South Africa, New Zealand, Spain, Argentina, Great Britain, France, and Australia in the World Championship Series. Why KCB Rugby have retired jersey 31This stage will act as the ultimate battleground for promotion to the 2026/27 HSBC SVNS Division One.The series will be played across three high-stakes tournaments. The opening leg will take place in Hong Kong from Friday, 17 to Sunday, 19 April, before the action shifts to Valladolid, Spain (Friday, 29 to Sunday, 31 May), and concludes in Bordeaux, France (Friday, 5 to Sunday, 7 June..

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School Games: How AIC Nyayo are targeting national breakthrough after Eastern dominance

The quiet but dominant AIC Nyayo Girls’ hockey team heads into the 2026 KSSSA Term One National Games in Kisumu carrying one of the most consistent records in recent school hockey, four consecutive Eastern Region titles, and a growing reputation as a disciplined, structured side ready for the next step.After once again asserting their dominance in the East with victory over Ukiya Girls in the regional final, AIC Nyayo return to the national stage determined not just to compete, but to contend for a place in the final and a ticket to the FEASSSA Games.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsFor head coach Samuel Mulandi, the journey has been built on consistency and deliberate development.AIC Nyayo’s rise has not been accidental. According to Mulandi, the foundation of their success lies in sustained, year-round preparation.##NAJAVA_MECA_9636682##That continuity has allowed the program to evolve steadily over the past four years, creating a culture where performance is expected rath..

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If only Manchester were Lisbon… Bernardo Silva’s silent goodbye

Big names will always tempt Saudi Arabia. But not all of them are ready to go.Bernardo Silva might be one of those. With his contract at Manchester City expiring this year, the 31-year-old is suddenly one of the most attractive free agents on the market. And while the Middle East circles, Europe watches closely – especially Juventus, a club that has built a reputation on seizing proven stars without transfer fees.Silva fits the profile perfectly.##NAJAVA_MECA_9629860##Nine years in England, countless trophies, the peak of his career reached in sky blue. And yet, beneath all the success, there has always been a quiet sense that something never fully clicked.He admitted as much in Manchester City’s official podcast.Of course, the headlines focused on the obvious – his joy at staying long enough to win the treble in 2023. But between the lines, there was something more telling. Something closer to a goodbye.”Culturally, Portugal and England are very different,” Silva said. “The weather, t..

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Mozzart Sport reach Mashuuru Media Cup quarters despite absence of coach Kevin Teya

Mozzart Sport took part in the second edition of the Mashuuru Complex Media Cup held on Saturday, 28 March in Kajiado.The team, despite the absence of three key players, made a strong start to the tournament, registering two wins in the group stage.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsSpeedy winger Samy Gitahi, central midfielder Lynette Matheka and no-nonsense centre back Brian Odhiambo.The absence of the three did not majorly disrupt the plan as the team edged Cape Media 1-0 in their opening match before securing a 2-1 victory over Africa Uncensored.##NAJAVA_MECA_9636682##Mozzart Sport progressed to the quarterfinals, where they played out a goalless draw against Icon Radio.The match was decided on penalties, with Mozzart Sport losing 2-1 in the shootout to exit the competition.Harambee Stars out to restore pride in FIFA Series bronze clash against GrenadaThe tournament was held at Mashuuru Complex, with Mt. Kilimanjaro providing a scenic backdrop as media teams from across th..

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True fan or madman? Englishman sells house for the World Cup

An avid England supporter is taking extraordinary measures to witness the World Cup live this summer, putting his £350,000 home on the market to fund a seven-week adventure across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.Andy Milne, 62, has become a familiar face at both England men’s and women’s matches, gaining fame after a photo of him donning a Three Lions shirt and holding a replica World Cup trophy at Qatar 2022 went viral.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Sold his house for England… this is next level🚨 England superfan Andy Milne is selling his £350,000 house to fund his World Cup trip 😳62 years old. 9 World Cups attended. This will be his 10th.He’ll spend 7 WEEKS in the USA, Canada & Mexico with tickets for EVERY… pic.twitter.com/k0Z7klo0KK— Pitch Wire (@wire_pitch) March 29, 2026 Now living in Thailand and retired from teaching, Milne is preparing for his tenth World Cup following England. His first tournament was Spain 1982, when, at just 19, he had all his belongings stolen. Since then, he has attended ..

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Why French coach believes Tusker will not beat Gor Mahia in title race

Tusker FC head coach Julien Mette has, all but, conceded the FKF Premier League title race this season, admitting his side has no realistic chance.He insists that their fair chance at winning a title lies in the Mozzart Bet Cup.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsWith nine matches left to play, the Brewers sit on 37 points, trailing league leaders Gor Mahia by a staggering 19 points.Factoring in Tusker’s inconsistency throughout the campaign, Mette acknowledged that their pursuit of a 13th league title is no longer attainable.##NAJAVA_MECA_9636682##Their only remaining hope for silverware lies in the Mozzart Bet Cup, where they have progressed to the Round of 16 and are set to face Kariobangi Sharks for a place in the quarterfinals. Tusker last won the domestic cup in 2016, and will be aiming to end a decade-long wait for the trophy.Speaking to Sporty FM, the Frenchman was frank about the club’s revised ambitions. “We cannot fight for the league title this season, but the main ..

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The Kulusevski paradox: Tottenham bosses come and go, but they don’t see him play

This entire Tottenham Hotspur season has been as awful as it gets, but it also provided us with some utterly bizarre stats and facts.Like the one involving Dejan Kulusevski, the Swedish forward who hasn’t made a single appearance for Spurs since May 2025 due to his knee injury. Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi made a tackle that resulted in a serious injury to Kulusevski’s right knee, requiring surgery.Dejan Kulusevski 🫡🇸🇪 pic.twitter.com/sxtI3hWVwE— Svensk Fotboll (@svenskfotboll) March 25, 2026 At first, Kulusevski was expected to return to the pitch around December, but he has remained sidelined all this time, unable to help his struggling side. Moreover, he has witnessed a serious managerial whirlwind during this time.Kulusevski will have had seven different Tottenham managers since first playing for the club four years ago. But what’s most staggering – he hasn’t played a single minute for two of his former Spurs bosses – Thomas Frank and Igor Tudor.Last time the Swede featured f..

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Former Spurs and England star starting his managerial career in the fifth tier

Jermain Defoe is a big name in English football. He was never quite a superstar nor did he play for the very biggest clubs in the country, but he scored plenty of goals in the Premier League and made numerous appearances for the England national team.He ended his professional career in 2022, finishing at Rangers FC, where he even briefly served as a caretaker coach. Five years later, the time has come for Defoe to truly step into management.Woking Football Club is pleased to confirm the appointment of Jermain Defoe as the club’s new Manager. ♦️— Woking Football Club (@wokingfc) March 29, 2026 The former England international officially became the new manager of Woking FC yesterday, a fifth-tier side currently sitting 11th in the table. With seven matches remaining, it is unlikely that Woking will reach the playoffs, although there is still a theoretical chance.Defoe’s arrival could certainly provide a huge motivational boost to the players, who will now be working under a man who score..

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Good or bad move? AFCON set for expansion ahead of 2027 finals

The Africa Cup of Nations is set for a major expansion starting with the 2027 edition to be co-hosted by Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, with the Confederation of African Football (CAF) planning to increase the number of teams from 24 to 28.CAF president Patrice Motsepe confirmed the move after an executive committee meeting in Cairo on Sunday, framing it as part of efforts to elevate the quality and reach of the continental showpiece.##NAJAVA_MECA_9629860##“This is evidence of our commitment to world-class football with the best African players from all over the world returning to compete on the continent,” Motsepe said.The expansion would mark the latest change to the tournament format, following the increase from 16 to 24 teams in 2019. However, Motsepe did not provide details on how the additional four teams would be accommodated. He maintained that preparations for the 2027 finals in East Africa remain on track, with the three nations set to deliver a historic tournament for the regio..

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