The stage is set for an exciting weekend of football as the Mozzart Bet Cup 2026 Quarter-Finals take center stage across the country on Saturday, May 2 and Sunday, May 3. Fans can expect thrilling encounters as top clubs battle for a place in the semi-finals of one of Kenya’s most prestigious domestic cup competitions. Saturday, May 2, 2026 Shabana FC vs Kenya Police FC Kick-off: 2:00 PMVenue: Gusii Stadium, Kisii One of the most anticipated fixtures of the round will see crowd favorites Shabana FC host Kenya Police FC at the packed Gusii Stadium. With both sides enjoying strong form, this clash promises intensity, passion, and a fierce fight for a semi-final spot. Bandari FC vs Mfalme FC Kick-off: 4:00 PMVenue: KPA Sports Club, Mombasa Coastal giants Bandari FC will welcome Mfalme FC in Mombasa for what is expected to be a tactical battle. Bandari will look to use home advantage, while Mfalme FC will aim to cause an upset and continue their impressive cup journey. Sunday, May 3, 2026 Ulinzi Stars FC vs Tusker FC Kick-off: 1:00 PMVenue: Ulinzi Sports Complex, Nairobi A heavyweight showdown awaits in Nairobi as Ulinzi Stars take on Tusker FC. Both teams have rich histories in Kenyan football, and this fixture could easily be one of the highlights of the quarter-final stage. Nairobi United FC vs KCB FC Kick-off: 3:30 PMVenue: Ulinzi Sports Complex, Nairobi Nairobi United will face KCB FC in another exciting Nairobi clash. KCB come in with experience and quality, but Nairobi United will be eager to prove they belong among the top contenders. Race for the Semi-Finals With only four semi-final spots available, every match carries massive importance. Clubs will be fighting not only for silverware but also for pride, prestige, and a chance to write their names into this season’s history. Football lovers across Kenya will be watching closely as the Mozzart Bet Cup delivers another unforgettable knockout weekend. Post navigation Sports Disputes Tribunal Halts FKF Leadership Changes as Hussein Mohammed Gets Temporary Relief Why the Proposed KPL Youth League Is a Game Changer for Kenyan Football