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“We are back where we belong” Nyamira Girls eye redemption at Kisumu Nationals

After a year’s absence from the national stage, Nyamira Girls are back and carrying with them a familiar aura of belief, ambition, and unfinished business.Once crowned national and East African champions in 2023, the Nyanza-based side returns to the 2026 KSSSA Term One National Games in Kisumu as Nyanza runners-up, determined to reassert their place among Kenya’s elite in girls’ hockey.For head coach Dennis Kigai, the return is more than just qualification, it is a statement.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more news“We are happy to be back, because that is where we belong. The return signals our resolve to keep nurturing talent and competing at the highest level.”Nyamira Girls’ recent history is one of both excellence and disruption. In 2023, they reached the pinnacle, winning the national title before extending their dominance to the East African stage, where they were crowned champions in Huye, Rwanda.A year later, they returned to the national final but fell to Tigoi Girls, marki..

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Rodri sends “pick me” message to Real Madrid: Bernabeu is always incredible

The door isn’t just open – it’s wide open. And Rodri has made sure the message reached Real Madrid loud and clear.The Manchester City metronome, the brain of Pep Guardiola’s all-conquering machine, has dropped a bombshell: a return to La Liga is not just on his mind, it’s a desire.The 2024 Ballon d’Or winner, who has won nine major trophies in sky blue, has just come back from the abyss, after a brutal cruciate ligament injury wiped out the end of last season and delayed the start of this one. Yet he returned in style, commanding City’s midfield in the 2-0 League Cup final win over Arsenal like he never left.Real Madrid failed to detect Mbappe’s injury because they examined wrong leg!?But beneath the surface, something has shifted.Speaking to Onda Cero radio while on international duty, the Spaniard didn’t hide his wish to come back and play in his homeland:”I’d like to return, yes, obviously.””For me, La Liga is where I started. I still follow it, it’s true, not as much as before, but..

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Reliable KCB Rugby lock, Omollo, departs club

KCB Rugby have announced the departure of their standout youngster Andy Cole Omollo, who is set to relocate to Tenri University after securing an educational scholarship.Omollo, who has been one of the club’s top performers this season, leaves after a stellar campaign that saw him bag multiple Man of the Match awards and cement his place as a key figure for KCB Rugby Club.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsHe is scheduled to depart the country on Saturday, 28 March, marking the start of a new chapter that will see him balance academics with high-level rugby in Japan.In a statement, KCB Rugby expressed pride in the milestone, underlining their commitment to developing players beyond the pitch.“We’re delighted to announce that our very own Andy Cole Omollo will be heading to Tenri University in Japan on an educational scholarship, where he will further his studies while playing rugby at a high level. Collins Injera breaks silence on 2013 ban that cost him HSBC Sevens Series legA..

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Mbappe’s admiration for legend: “I can’t imagine World Cup without Neymar”

When one mentions clashes between Brazil and France, everyone probably instantly thinks of and most vividly remembers their two World Cup duels, and Les Blues’ two wins – 3-0 in the 1998 final and 1-0 in the 2006 quarter-final.Still, since that epic match from two decades ago, decided by Thierry Henry’s winner and Zinedine Zidane’s world-class performance, the two football giants met three times in friendly duels in 2011, 2013, and 2015.Brazil triumphed twice and lost once, and tonight the French will have a chance to tie the record in recent matches.Mbappe reveals the true state of his kneeAhead of the friendly game at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, USA, France captain Kylian Mbappe spoke to the Brazilian ge.globo, and revealed several interesting things.When asked whether this Selecao team is Vinicius Jr’s or Neymar’s, the former teammate of both couldn’t make up his mind, though he praised the latter and expressed hope he’d feature in the upcoming World Cup.”What a q..

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“I’ll return on my terms”- Okidi to suitors

Former Shabana FC head coach, Peter Okidi, has hinted at a possible return to the Kisii-based side, but only under revised and more favorable conditions.The seasoned tactician made the revelation shortly after being named the February Football Kenya Federation Premier League (FKF-PL) Coach of the Month.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsOkidi, who guided Shabana through an impressive run last month, stated that while he would not outright refuse a return, it would have to be on terms befitting his experience and contributions.“I can’t decline to return, but my terms will be high. The platform they have given me has allowed me to grow, and when we sit on the table, the confidence and conditions will reflect that,” Okidi explained.“Football is fleeting, today you are here, tomorrow you are elsewhere. The key is leaving on good terms. I remain in contact with the management, and if they call, I will consider returning, but under different terms.”Gor Mahia’s starman Dwang let’s us..

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Gor Mahia’s starman Dwang let’s us in on elaborate training regiment elevating his game

Gor Mahia midfielder Jackson Dwang’ has attributed his current prowess to former Nzoia Sugar captain Vincent Ngesa.Dwang’ has been in great form this season, first for Posta Rangers where his qualities attracted the interest of Kenyan giants, whom he joined in the January mid-season transfer window.While signing for a club of Gor Mahia’s stature comes with challenges in adaptation, The South Sudanese international has hit the ground running continuing with his great form and establishing himself as a key member of the team and a fan’s favourite.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsDwang’s form and growth is not by fluke. Aside from the club’s normal training, the former Bandari FC man is under a strict and professional training regime under the tutelage of Ngesa as revealed in an exclusive interview with Mozzart Sport.“There has been great progress in terms of stability, power and endurance which forms the majority of what we do and what is most important for a player,” said Dwa..

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Like son, like father: Odegaard’s dad runs riot as coach in Norway

Norwegian football has never been too popular globally. Their clubs mostly failed to leave a lasting mark in European competitions, while Rosenborg’s Champions League quarter-final run in the 1996/1997 season was the exception that proved the rule.The Norway national team hasn’t participated in a major international competition since the 1998 FIFA World Cup, and, apart from a couple of famous players, this Northern European country is best known for its fantastic results in winter sports and handball rather than football.Nevertheless, this season changed everything, as Norway suddenly returned to the spotlight.Haaland and Co. celebrate securing the place at the 2026 FIFA World Cup with Norway (©Image Photo Agency/Getty Images/Gallo Images)Erling Haaland is having another ruthless Premier League campaign – though his impact hasn’t been vital, as his mercilessness is something everyone has got used to – while the popular Lions qualified for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, breaking the curse tha..

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Senegal lodges an appeal, champion of Africa to be determined in court

From now on, the matter of the reigning football champion of Africa is in the hands of the Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS). The body based in Lausanne, Switzerland, has officially confirmed receiving an appeal from the Senegalese Football Federation (FSF) regarding the decision of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) to strip the Lions of Teranga of the title they won on January 18.Senegal have officially lodged an appeal with the Court of Arbitration for Sport following the stunning decision to strip the nation of its Africa Cup of Nations title 🇸🇳 🏆 pic.twitter.com/N29VnXXvWg— 101 Great Goals (@101greatgoals) March 25, 2026 Senegal beat the hosts Morocco 1-0 in the trophy match thanks to Pape Gueye’s extra-time goal, but the Atlas Lions were awarded a 3-0 victory because of the incidents that preceded the goal.Following referee Jean-Jacques Ndala’s decision to award Morocco a penalty kick deep in added time, a number of Senegalese players and staff, including manager Pap..

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Government confirms Kenyan stadia that will host AFCON 2027

The Government of Kenya has officially announced the venues that will host matches for the 2027 African Cup of Nations (AFCON). Appearing before the Senate, Cabinet Secretary for Sports, Salim Mvurya, confirmed that Raila Odinga Stadium and the iconic Kasarani Stadium will serve as the main match venues. ##NAJAVA_MECA_9626878##The Raila Odinga Stadium, a KSh 44.3 billion project, is currently 80% complete, with construction on track for completion by April 2026.In addition, the CS designated Nyayo National Stadium, Ulinzi Complex, and Kasarani Annex as official training grounds for participating teams. “I want to announce that Talanta City Stadium,the Raila Odinga Stadium, and Kasarani Stadium will host the AFCON tournament matches, while Nyayo Stadium, Kasarani Annex, and Ulinzi Complex will serve as training venues,” Mvurya stated.Addressing public concerns over the $30 million (approximately KSh 3.5–3.9 billion) hosting fee, the CS clarified that Kenya is actively working with the T..

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Sandhu building momentum for Kenya Open as KAGC gathers pace

Home player Jay Sandhu was, this weekend, crowned the winner of the 2026 NCBA Muthaiga Open, the fifth leg of the Kenya Amateur Golf Championship (KAGC) circuit.Fresh from his victory at the Windsor Classic, Sandhu maintained his blistering form over the three-round tournament, carding rounds of 69, 70, and 72 for a total of 2-under par 211.He successfully fended off a competitive field of 145 elite amateur golfers, that included 15 juniors, four of whom made the cut to play the final round.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsDespite bogeys on the 10th, 13th, and 14th holes during the final round, Sandhu secured his lead with critical birdies on the 4th and 18th.”Winning at Muthaiga is always special, but to do it back-to-back after Windsor feels incredible. The course was playing fast, and I knew I had to stay patient when those bogeys crept in on the back nine. This win isn’t just about the trophy; it’s about the momentum we’re building for next year’s Magical Kenya Open qual..

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