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Ulinzi Stars’ Mozzart Bet Cup journey came to an end following a 2-1 defeat to Tusker FC in the third quarter-final played at the Ulinzi Sports Complex, with head coach Mulinge Ndeto expressing disappointment while urging his side to refocus on their league survival battle.Tusker drew first blood through Eric Kapaito, who capitalized on a rebound after goalkeeper Sylvaine Ricks had parried an initial effort from Yakeen Muteheli. Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsDespite the early setback, Ulinzi responded positively, with Staphod Odhiambo finding the equalizer before halftime.The match remained finely poised in the second half, but Tusker eventually found the decisive moment late on. ##NAJAVA_MECA_9720111##Tanzanian international Ibrahim Joshua struck the winner after a solo move initiated by Ian Simiyu, sealing progression for the brewers and ending Ulinzi’s cup campaign.Speaking after the match, Ndeto did not hide his disappointment but remained pragmatic in his assessment…

Kayole Starlets coach Joshua Sakwa has opened up on the game plan that earned them three points against Trinity Starlets.The two sides met in a FKF Women’s Premier League match on Saturday, 2 May at the Police Sacco Stadium, with Kayole producing a comeback to win 2-1.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsGoals by Mercy Mung’aro and Magneta Ocharo cancelled out Hanifa Bajari’s early goal to ensure Kayole walked home with maximum points.##NAJAVA_MECA_9720111##Speaking after the match, Kayole Starlets tactician Sakwa disclosed the tactics that guided his side to victory.“We mastered the formation of the opponents, where they pack the midfield with five players. We trained on how to bypass that by focusing our attacks on the wide areas where we got all our goals from,” said Sakwa.Mozzart Bet Cup: Matano in cloud nine after getting revenge on outgoing championsThe win pushed Kayole up to seventh on the log with 19 points, with Sakwa revealing their targets for the remaining two match..

If there’s a player in the world who is under intense public scrutiny, it’s Neymar. All because of his desire to return to the Brazil national team and feature in his third World Cup.However, Carlo Ancelotti won’t call him up because of his reputation. The 34-year-old will have to deserve it, and his behaviour doesn’t inspire optimism. Especially after the latest scandal…Namely, according to Brazilian ge.globo, Neymar clashed with the son of another legendary forward, Robinho, during Santos’ training session, slapping the youngster after a brief argument!Thrice cursed: Brazilian striker misses one penalty kick three times!The two were left out of the squad for the derby duel against Palmeiras two days ago, and were a part of a practice for the unused players. The 18-year-old reportedly dribbled past the veteran, who felt disrespected and asked him to “take it easy”.As per ge.globo, the argument grew fiercer, first turning into pushing and shoving, before culminating in a slap and a t..

Head coach Mildred Cheche has announced Junior Starlets’ provisional squad for the upcoming FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup qualifier against Uganda.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsThe selection largely retains the core group that impressed in the previous round, where Junior Starlets recorded a dominant 7-1 aggregate win over Namibia. The performance not only lifted confidence within the camp, but also reinforced the technical bench’s decision to maintain continuity and reward consistency.##NAJAVA_MECA_9719961##Attention now shifts to a more demanding regional test against Uganda in a two-legged tie. The first leg will be played on 22 May 2026, at FUFA Stadium, Kadiba, kicking off at 4 pm. The return fixture is set for 30 May 2026, at Nyayo National Stadium in Nairobi, with kickoff scheduled for 3 pm.Preparations will intensify as the team enters residential camp on 6 May 2026, where final tactical adjustments and squad shaping will be completed ahead of the decisive encounters..

It’s hard to say whether Real Madrid have woken up after a series of poor results, which, among other things, contributed to the current La Liga standings. In other circumstances, a road victory against Espanyol would have been a crucial triumph in a title race. Now, it’s only a delay of Barcelona’s celebration.Los Blancos beat the Catalan side 2-0 thanks to Vinicius Jr’s second-half brace, and again did not shine. Alvaro Arbeloa’s men threw the entire first period out the window, and only thanks to the Brazilian’s two moments of inspiration in the 55th and 66th minutes, they brushed aside the rivals and avoided handing the trophy to Barca.It’s almost title time at Camp Nou: Barca beat Osasuna for 10th win in a rowIf Barça avoids a loss next weekend, we’ll see a title celebration during a Clásico for just the second time in La Liga’s history, with the first instance happening in 1932. Real Madrid last witnessed a rival celebrating a league title at their home in 1977. #fypシ゚viralシ pic…

Kenyan international Duke Abuya played a key role as Young Africans (Yanga) came from behind twice to secure a 2-2 draw against rivals, Simba SC, in a thrilling Kariakoo Derby at the Major General Isamuhyo Stadium in Dar es Salaam.Simba made a flying start, and looked set for a statement win in the Premier League title race, after racing into a 2-0 lead inside the opening ten minutes. Libasse Gueye opened the scoring in the third minute from an assist by Clatous Chama before the latter doubled the advantage in the 10th minute with a stunning overhead finish, after combining with Elie Mpanzu.##NAJAVA_MECA_9719900##Yanga responded in the 18th minute with Abuya at the heart of the move.The Kenyan midfielder set up Prince Dube after Simba failed to clear their lines, a goal that shifted momentum and brought the champions back into the contest.The comeback was completed early in the second half when sustained pressure from Yanga paid off. Following a set piece, goalkeeper Djibrilla Kassali ..

Nairobi United saw the Mozzart Bet Cup slip through their hands after a narrow 1-0 loss to KCB FC in a tightly-contested quarter-final clash at the Ulinzi Sports Complex on Sunday evening.A decisive first-half strike from Richard Omondi proved enough to separate the two Premier League rivals, as KCB executed their game plan with discipline and resilience. Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsThe early goal ultimately settled a match that lived up to expectations, with both sides showing tactical awareness and defensive organization throughout.KCB head coach Robert Matano acknowledged the challenge posed by their opponents but praised his team’s execution on the day.“It was a tough game just as we had expected. Nairobi United are a very tactical side, but our plan went well as we got an early goal. It is a revenge of sorts. They beat us in the league and we have gotten the better of them today, so it’s nice,” he said.##NAJAVA_MECA_9720111##With the victory, KCB now shift focus fi..

Former Kenya Police, Tusker, and Kariobangi Sharks winger Erick Kipkirui has opened up on the major differences between the FKF Premier League and the National Super League (NSL), revealing the harsh realities players face after dropping to the second tier.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsKipkirui, who currently turns out for Kibera Black Stars, admitted that moving back to the NSL initially affected him mentally after spending years competing at the top level, with some of Kenya’s biggest clubs.The attacking midfielder, however, chose to embrace the challenge and rebuild himself, a decision that eventually saw him entrusted with the role of assistant captain at the club.##NAJAVA_MECA_9719961##Speaking to Mozzart Sport, Kipkirui explained that while the NSL remains one of the most competitive leagues in the country, there are still glaring differences that separate it from the FKF Premier League.“First, most of the challenges down here are just basic, the ones that have been..

World Athletics President Sebastian Coe has reaffirmed his hardline stance on athletes switching nationalities, insisting that the integrity of global athletics depends on competitors representing the countries where their careers began.Speaking at a press conference during the World Athletics Relays in Gaborone, Botswana, Coe made it clear that the governing body will not soften its position, especially in cases driven by financial incentives rather than genuine personal ties.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more news“The concept is very simple, there should be a very clear understanding and philosophy that the country an athlete starts their career in is the country that they finish their career in,” Coe said.His remarks come in the wake of World Athletics blocking a high-profile attempt by several elite athletes, including Kenyans and Jamaicans, to switch allegiance to Turkey ahead of the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles.Former marathon world record holder Brigid Kosgei was among..

In the last six years, one team has clearly dominated Serie A – Inter Milan. Nerazzurri were the most consistent team in recent seasons and only once did they allowed themselves to lose the title due to their own mistakes (season 2021/22). But never again did they made that mistake and whenever they were in their recognizable form, nobody could match them. To be fair, the other Italian giants like Juventus and Milan are facing deep organizational and long-term strategy problems, which resulted in their inability to properly challenge Inter for the title, but that’s not Inter’s problem. Nerazzurri are led by the best football executive in Italy, Giuseppe Marotta, who always finds a way to win, either with smart transfers, or with a surprise coach hire like Cristian Chivu.C’EST DE LA FOLIE AU MEAZZA ⚫️🔵 pic.twitter.com/fGeK0EPeEl— Inter FR (@InterMilanFRA) May 3, 2026 That is why Inter had no pressure in front of their fans as they needed only a point and they got all three: Inter – Parm..