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Lucky punter wins big from Ksh91 bet

A lucky punter walked home with Ksh37,236 after tax, following 19 correct predictions with a stake of Ksh91 on Tuesday, 5 May. Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe 19 games attracted total odds of 355.82, leading to the huge payout from Kenya’s gaming giants, Mozzart Bet.The highest odds from a single game in the betslip was 1.63 in Smouha’s clash against Zamalek, with the prediction being Zamalek win.

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Time: 05.05.2026 12:20:51

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home
visitor
result
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system

wed 01:00
8801
Rosario
Libertad
1:0 (0:0)
ki 1
1.3
Fix

tue 20:00
3930
Al Ahly Cairo
Enppi
3:0 (2:0)
ki 1
1.4
Fix

tue 19:30
12704
Maccabi T.A.
Hapoel P.T.
4:0 (2:0)
ki 1
1.35
Fix

tue 18:30
8541
Azam
Namungo
1:0 (1:0)
ki 1
1.23
Fix

tue 19:00
12804
Al Riffa
Al Shabab Manama
4:0 (0:0)
ki 1
1.27
Fix

tue 19:00
5821
Flora
Trans Narva
1:0 (0:0)
ki 1
1.3
Fix

tue 19:00
4401
Zilina
Zemplin
3:2 (2:2)..

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Arsenal are back into the final 20 years later – Rice calls for ‘200,000 fans’ as history beckons

It shouldn’t feel like this, but Arsenal have, somehow, reached a Champions League final almost under the radar.So much of the spotlight has been fixed on their pursuit of a first Premier League title in over two decades that their European campaign – calm, controlled, and ultimately historic – has slipped slightly beneath the noise.However, now it demands attention.Arsenal one step from dream – Saka’s goal enough for Champions League final after two decades!A narrow 1-0 win over Atletico Madrid at the Emirates, sealed by Bukayo Saka’s first-half finish, sent Mikel Arteta’s side through 2-1 on aggregate, and into just the second Champions League final in the club’s history.It was not their most dazzling performance, but it didn’t need to be.This is an Arsenal team that has learned how to win in Europe – efficient, composed, and, above all, relentless. ##NAJAVA_MECA_9728231##Still unbeaten in the competition, they have navigated past heavyweights such as Bayern Munich, Inter Milan and S..

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Schools commence Road to Thika nationals in KSSSA Term Two Games

The road to 2026 Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) Term Two glory starts later this month with a familiar rhythm, raw schoolyard ambition tested through a layered, unforgiving qualification pathway that has historically separated promising teams from truly elite programs.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsFrom Saturday, 23 to Sunday, 24 May, zonal contests will ignite across the country, setting into motion a calendar that tightens with each phase: sub-county, county, and regional battles before culminating in the national championships scheduled for Sunday, 26 July to Sunday, 2 August in Thika, Kiambu County.Beyond that lies the ultimate regional test, the Federation of East Africa Secondary Schools Sports Association (FEASSSA) Games in Tanzania, where Kenya’s representatives will once again measure themselves against East Africa’s best.Massive blow for Shabana as Brian Michira suffers season-ending injuryThe KSSSA Term Two Games are less a tournament and mor..

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FIFA directs Bandari to pay former coach Ksh3.7 million after winning only a single game

FKF Premier League outfit Bandari FC have been directed by FIFA’s Players’ Status Chamber to pay their former head coach, Mohamed Borji, a total of Ksh3.7 million following a dispute over breach of contract and outstanding dues.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe Moroccan tactician was appointed in October 2025 on a one-year deal to lead the Dockers in the 2025/2026 season, taking over from Ken Odhiambo. However, his stint at the Mombasa-based club lasted only two months before ending in what the club described as a mutual termination agreement.##NAJAVA_MECA_9728231##Despite the exit terms, Borji later escalated the matter to FIFA, claiming that Bandari had failed to fully honour the financial obligations of his contract. After reviewing the case, the FIFA Players’ Status Chamber ruled partially in his favour.The ruling orders Bandari FC to pay USD 6,483.87 (approximately Ksh 837,067) in outstanding remuneration and USD 22,500 (about Ksh 2,904,750) as compensation for breac..

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“Cancel the game”: Sneijder’s brutal take on Arsenal’s semi-final win

Wesley Sneijder summed up his feelings on the Champions League semi-final between Arsenal and Atletico Madrid by stating he wanted to make an outrageous plea to UEFA.The Gunners progressed to their first Champions League final with a 1-0 second-leg victory over Atletico.Bukayo Saka scored the only goal of the game on 44 minutes for Arsenal, who defended stoically late on to hold on to their advantage.Arsenal are back into the final 20 years later – Rice calls for ‘200,000 fans’ as history beckonsIt wasn’t a Champions League classic in the attractive football sense – certainly not in comparison to PSG’s 5-4 win over Bayern Munich last week – but this was always expected to be a more attritional match-up.Arsenal will face either PSG or Bayern in the final in Budapest, with their semi-final second leg taking place on Wednesday evening.Though the Gunners led at half-time at the Emirates Stadium, former Inter Milan star Sneijder – who won the Champions League in 2010 – had finally had enoug..

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Downfall of African football’s hope: “My best friend drugged me and took millions”

In a deeply personal and unsettling revelation, Pape Cheikh Diop has opened up about the financial ruin and emotional toll he endured after being deceived by someone he once trusted completely, calling the experience “a nightmare he wouldn’t wish on his worst enemies”.Now 28, Diop—once viewed as a rising prospect—is working to piece his career back together after several turbulent years. Speaking to the Spanish outlet AS, he shared his excitement about signing for Promises E.D.F., a club competing in Spain’s third tier, marking a fresh start in his journey.##NAJAVA_MECA_9728231##Hailing from the Senegalese suburb of Gediwaye, Diop admitted: “I’m happy now, and I can finally smile after a terrifying nightmare… I’ve been away from the world of football for a while, and the feeling of touching the ball again is incredible; I’ve only had one training session so far.”Having previously featured for clubs like Celta Vigo, Olympique Lyonnais, Aris Thessaloniki, and Elche CF, Diop acknowledged ..

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Collins Sichenje’s Charlton eye rebuild after surviving relegation battle

Charlton Athletic, home to Kenya international Collins Sichenje, finished 19th in the Championship, securing survival in their first season back, but ended the campaign with head coach Nathan Jones calling for major improvements as the club turns attention to the next campaign.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsJones admitted that while staying up was a key objective, the overall standards must rise if Charlton are to progress.“We have to have a moment of pride because we could have gone down and that would have been a disaster,” Jones said in an interview with the club’s media. Court orders Gor Mahia to pay Ksh2.8 million to former player“We had a wonderful start. At certain times, we’ve been unfortunate with injuries, but we have to get better individuals that make really good decisions over a period of time. We are behind people in terms of pure talent and pure ability because we haven’t got those resources, and from where we’ve come from, people are more athletic than us a..

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Wanyama reveals club where he would want to launch his coaching career

Harambee Stars legend Victor Wanyama has revealed that he dreams of commencing his coaching career at Celtic, the Scottish club where he enjoyed one of the most successful and memorable spells of his playing days.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe former Harambee Stars captain, who recently retired from professional football, says a return to Glasgow, Scotland, in a technical role would be a fitting next step as he prepares for life on the touchline. Wanyama spent three highly successful years at Celtic, where he became a hugely popular figure among supporters and has often described the club as the place where he felt most appreciated.##NAJAVA_MECA_9720111##“I hope one day I can start with Scotland at Celtic. I hope one day I can get that opportunity. It would be good,” Wanyama said in an interview with Citizen TV.Celtic holds a special place in his career, with Wanyama rising to prominence there and playing a key role during a dominant period that included back-to-back l..

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Muluya outlines Kariobangi Sharks’ master plan for surviving relegation

Kariobangi Sharks head coach William Muluya has challenged his side to rediscover their scoring touch in the final stretch of the season if they are to avoid relegation from the FKF Premier League.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsMuluya spoke after Sharks were held to a goalless draw by Bidco United at Wang’uru Stadium in Kirinyaga over the weekend, a result that left them 16th on the table with 30 points as the survival battle continues to take shape.##NAJAVA_MECA_9728231##The former Mozzart Bet Cup champions have struggled for goals in recent weeks, and the coach admitted the team must become more clinical in front of goal during their remaining four fixtures.Sharks, who have flirted with relegation over the last two seasons, still have matches against already relegated Sofapaka, Nairobi United, Kenya Police FC and Kakamega Homeboyz.Migori Youth forward sets sights on Golden Boot after overcoming 12-month injury“We are not scoring goals, though it is also good for us not t..

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Kenya Lionesses revamp technical bench with new assistant coach

Kenya Lionesses have bolstered their technical bench by appointing Geoffrey Ominde as assistant coach, a role that had remained vacant following recent changes within the national setup.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsOminde steps into the position after Simon Odongo was promoted to head coach, succeeding Dennis Mwanja. The former Menengai Oilers backs coach will now deputise Odongo as the Lionesses continue to rebuild and strengthen ahead of a busy international calendar.Former Kenya Lionesses coach passes awayHis elevation comes on the back of impressive work with Menengai Oilers, where he was instrumental in developing a sharp, fluid backline. Ominde’s rugby pedigree also extends to his playing days, having featured as a halfback for Menengai Oilers, Nakuru RFC, and the Kenya Simbas, the national 15s side.##NAJAVA_MECA_9728489##As a player, Ominde built a reputation as a reliable kicker and game manager. One of his standout moments came during the 2021/22 Kenya Cup campa..

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