How Kenyan clubs can register for Mozzart Bet Cup
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Reading Time: 2min | Thu. 01.01.26. | 08:30
A total of 64 slots are available for the 2026 edition, with participation open to clubs from the FKF Premier League, the National Super League and various regional leagues
The Football Kenya Federation (FKF) has officially opened the registration process for the 2026 edition of the Mozzart Bet Cup, setting the stage for another season of ambition, opportunity, and giant-killing dreams across the country.
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The national knockout competition continues to offer a rare platform for clubs from all corners of the Kenyan football pyramid to chase continental glory and national recognition.
From top-flight heavyweights to ambitious lower-tier outfits, the Mozzart Bet Cup remains a competition where each team is given a chance to win a prestigious CAF Confederation Cup ticket.
A total of 64 slots are available for the 2026 edition, with participation open to clubs from the FKF Premier League, the National Super League, and various regional leagues.
This wide inclusion ensures the tournament retains its unique identity as a true celebration of Kenyan football.
For the upcoming edition, the federation has put in place a strict registration timeline aimed at ensuring a smooth and timely kickoff.
Interested clubs are required to complete their registration by Friday, 17 January 2026, with FKF making it clear that no late applications will be accepted.
Once the registration window closes and the official draw is conducted, the competition will officially get underway on 7 February 2026.
To secure entry, clubs must pay a registration fee of Ksh30,000 and submit their application exclusively through the official FKF online portal.
Registration and Payment Details
Online Portal: https://footballkenya.org/mozzart-bet-cup
Registration Fee: Kenya Shillings 30,000
The Mozzart Bet Cup continues to grow in stature, with the 2025 edition etched firmly into Kenyan football folklore.
In a dramatic final played on 29 June, Nairobi United produced one of the biggest upsets in the tournament’s history by stunning record champions Gor Mahia with a 2-1 victory.
Then a second-tier side, Nairobi United, completed a remarkable fairytale run that saw them eliminate established top-flight forces, including Tusker FC and KCB, before silencing K’Ogalo on the grandest stage.
The historic triumph not only earned Nairobi a prize purse of Ksh 2 million but also secured them a coveted place in the CAF Confederation Cup.
Previous winners of the Mozzart Bet Cup include Kakamega Homeboyz, who lifted the title in 2023, and Kenya Police, champions in 2024.
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