- Chelsea begin their Club World Cup campaign in Group D against Los Angeles FC, who battled through a play-off round against Club America to replace the disqualified Club Leon.
- The 20-time English champions are undergoing a rebuild under Ruben Amorim after limping home 15th in the Premier League and losing the Europa League final to fellow strugglers Tottenham.
- Wirtz netted his first career hat-trick on the day the title was sealed against Werder Bremen, on his way to being crowned Bundesliga player of the year.
- The Equity Chess Team has previously represented Kenya at the Africa Club Championship in 2017 and the Africa Individual Chess Championship in 2022, both continental events.
- Team Isiolo topped the overall medal standings with 12 gold, 4 silver, and 5 bronze. Nanyuki came in second with 20 medals while Laikipia Air Base finished third with 16 medals.
- Ulinzi Starlets head coach Collins Ochieng has reaffirmed his commitment to retaining the forward, insisting that no official talks between the clubs.
- Blades, who have shown dismissal performance this season unlike before, are currently second last on the log with 18 points after playing 13 matches, winning five and losing eight.
- Despite the substantial allocations, concerns loom over Kenya's preparations to co-host the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) with Uganda and Tanzania.
- Trinity ultimately finished the season in the eighth place on the log despite showing signs of performance, just two spots above the relegation zone, with a total of 24 points.
- This year’s cup will see new champions crowned after three-time winners Ulinzi Starlets were knocked out in the quarterfinals following a 4-3 loss to Kibera Soccer Women in a penalty shootout.
- A victory in their upcoming clash against fourth-placed Darajani Gogo on Saturday at General Kassam Stadium in Kirinyaga could narrow the gap between them and second-placed APS Bomet to just a point.
- The series has been pivotal in fostering a golfing culture within the East African region. Currently, the tournament has traversed six counties in Kenya including Kiambu, Kericho, Nandi, Nairobi, Mombasa, and Nanyuki. Regionally, the tournament has been held in Burundi.
- Lejirma, who had carried a commanding five shot lead into the final day, struggled early, with two double bogeys in his first three holes to surrender his advantage.
- In a major announcement for youth rugby development, Okatch revealed that the Eric Shirley Shield Cup has officially been approved for a return, with competition set to resume next season.
- The South African made tactical changes to the starting line-up, dropping nine including FKF Premier League second-placed top scorer Moses Shumah, Adam Wilson, Boniface Muchiri, Daniel Sakari, Aboud Omar, Brian Mandela, Brian Musa, Brian Bwire, and Alphonce Omija.
