- The Shujaa have been pooled alongside Spain, France and Great Britain for the weekend assignment and the veteran tactician says they will take one game at a time.
- He alluded that any extra ticket sold was an overflow issue especially what had happened on gate number 8 and number 2 on that day. He said that a total of Ksh. 6, 998,496 was realised from the ticket sales.
- Ingebrigtsen explained in particular how, as a schoolboy, he could not go to parties with the other children and how, as a teenager, he was made to train two or three times a day.
- The historic Stramilano, now honoured with a World Athletics Heritage Plaque, has witnessed legendary performances, including Paul Tergat’s world record in 1998 and Moses Tanui’s sub-hour milestone in 1993.
- Coe announced the policy a week after finishing third in the race to be the new president of the International Olympic Committee, won by Kirsty Coventry, the former Olympic swimmer from Zimbabwe.
- The Jiomoshe Na Shabiki Jet X promotion is giving out over Ksh 2 million in cash prizes. Every day, the top 10 players with the highest multipliers win Ksh 50,000, while the weekly highest multiplier earns Ksh 250,000 a reward Gabriel proudly claimed.
- Blatter, 89, and Platini, 69, again appeared in court on charges stemming from a delayed payment of two million Swiss francs (1.8 million euros) FIFA made to Platini in 2011 for consultancy services.
- Other two coaches who were also interviewed for the position include Kenya Pipeline head coach Geoffrey Omondi and Nairobi Water Women’s team head coach John Mwaniki.
- The 17-year-old thrilled during the 3-3 draw against the Netherlands on Sunday at a sold-out Mestalla stadium in Valencia, even if he ended up with a bittersweet feeling as Bart Verbruggen denied him in the shoot-out.
- The four times champions are now are placed third with 34 points; one adrift of second-placed Kenya Police Bullets as Ulinzi Starlets occupy the third position with 30 points
- With the next World Cup cycle in 2030, McCarthy has the opportunity to rebuild and refine his approach. His task is to blend experience with youth, solidify the defence, and create a more lethal attacking unit.
- Former Italy international Motta was supposed to be the key addition to Juve's move away from a recent past filled with mishaps, scandal and heavy financial losses when he arrived in July.
- Despite the setback, Mabonga remains focused on his season-long ambition — not necessarily to clinch the national women’s top league title, but to steer Bungoma Queens into a top-three finish.
- Jakob Ingebrigtsen, who won two world indoor track championship titles in Nanjing this weekend, and two of his brothers, Henrik and Filip, who are also athletes, shocked Norway in October 2023 when they accused their father of using "physical violence" and "threats" as part of their upbringing.
- Gor have been using Nyayo Stadium and Kasarani for many years as their home venues and the chairman feels it high time the club owned their own facility.
- Oduor has attributed their hard work and determination as their key reason for thumping perennial western rivals Tigoi 79-29 to book their national ticket a week ago in Busia.
- Clinching the runner-up spot in the category was Joe Mboya, playing off handicap 17, who shot a round of 39 points. Completely the podium places in the category was Victor Mutwii, playing off handicap 11, with 38 points on the scorecard.
- Jakob Ingebrigtsen is the most successful of the three brothers, winning gold in the world championships over 5,000m in 2022 and 2023, and claiming the 1,500m and 3,000m titles in Nanjing this weekend to win a rare world indoor double.
- Head coach Kevin Wambua named a strong squad on Thursday, with Festus Shiasi earning a call-up in place of teenager Jackson Siketi, who has been dropped.
- The Toyota driver made it back-to-back wins having won the last round in Sweden and now, after three of the 14 rounds, holds a 36-point lead over defending champion Thierry Neuville in the title race.
- With preparations in full swing, McCarthy and his squad are determined to make a strong statement at Nyayo Stadium with fans set to occupy the stadium fully.
- Kenyatta University, also known as the “Blak Blad”, took an early lead. Daniel Oyoo successfully executed a penalty after a dangerous play just two minutes into the game.
- Neuer has been out since tearing his calf muscle while celebrating a goal in Bayern's Champions League last 16 first leg win over Bayer Leverkusen in early March.
- Piastri will be joined on the front row for Sunday's 56-lap race by the Mercedes of George Russell after a thrilling day of action at the Shanghai International Circuit.
- Aakif Virani and Nickil Sachania both retired with mechanic problems but we're able to rejoin later albeit with a huge time dent that was almost unrecoverable in the same day.
