When Pamela Oluoch took her seat at the Ulinzi Sports Complex on Sunday, 29 June, she did not do so just like another football fan.Follow our WhatsApp channel for more newsShe was a proud mother watching her two sons, Benson and Dancun Omala, face off in the 2025 Mozzart Bet Cup final.Why Nairobi United captain rejected Ksh3.8 million offer from South Sudanese clubIt was a rare and emotional occasion for Oluoch, who travelled from Kisumu to Nairobi just to support her children’s dreams.Dancun, the youngest of the two, played a crucial role for Nairobi United, who stunned giants Gor Mahia 2-1 to clinch their first-ever Mozzart Bet Cup title, and with it, a coveted ticket to the CAF Confederation Cup.##NAJAVA_MECA_9000958##The team made history by becoming the first second-tier side since Sofapaka in 2007 to win the prestigious domestic cup, eliminating giants like Tusker FC, KCB FC, Kakamega Homeboyz, Mara Sugar FC, and Gor Mahia along the way.Mozzart Sport spotted Oluoch proudly wearing Dancun’s medal after the final whistle.REVIEW: A look at AFC Leopards’ season that sparked but failed to igniteFor the visibly excited mother, the medal was just a symbol of how far her family’s football journey had come.“As a mother, watching my two sons play is beautiful. I travelled from Kisumu to come watch them play against each other,” she said, beaming with excitement.##NAJAVA_MECA_9002219##Unlike other parents who discourage their children’s participation in sports, Oluoch was all in, motivating her sons to pursue football.“They loved football since they were young, and I kept motivating them to keep going. I never discouraged them,” she continued.Government reveals why Nyayo Stadium is not fully ready to host CHAN yetYears later, her unwavering support is being rewarded spectacularly. She encouraged parents to be their children’s cheerleaders.“I want to encourage parents to support their kids if they have talents because it will take them far,” she added.##NAJAVA_MECA_9000959##For Dancun, having his mother part of the vociferous crowd was a powerful motivator.“I felt good because my mum was here and I gave my all not to disappoint her. I am her youngest son. I had to do my all to make her happy,” he said.Harambee Stars defender signs for Spanish sideNairobi United had initially set their sights on the National Super League (NSL) title, but their Mozzart Bet Cup run surpassed expectations.“This season, we were psyched up. We set ourselves a target of winning the league, but God helped us to win the Cup as well. It has been spectacular,” he continued.##NAJAVA_MECA_9000785##Naibois were recently promoted to the FKF Premier League, and the Omala brothers will now find themselves squaring off more often next season.However, for Dancun, their sibling bond will always remain stronger than any on-pitch rivalry.Michael Olunga reveals facilities to be included in his club’s new stadium [VIDEO]“The thought of competing against my brother next season feels nice because we aim to help our parents. It does not matter what teams we play for. The aim remains to make our parents happy,” he offered.He also credited Benson as a key influence in his football journey.##NAJAVA_MECA_9001170##“I have picked up many lessons from my brother. He is a great striker, fast, clinical, and calm in front of goal,” he concluded.
