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Les Lions Indomptables ont pris leurs marques à Cocody – Abidjan
Les Lions Indomptables ont été chaleureusement accueillis jeudi au Lycée moderne de Cocody. Des élèves n’ont pas caché leur admiration pour la sélection nationale du Cameroun. Le capitaine Bryan Mbeumo était la grande attraction des lycéens. L’engouement était total à sa descente d’avion. Un moment fort pour l’ailier droit de Manchester United. Quoi qu’on dise, […] sweetbonanza-app.com
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Mara'Monde 2026-2e édition : La Côte d’Ivoire face au Burkina Faso en quarts
La Côte d’Ivoire connaît désormais son adversaire pour les quarts de finale du Mara’Monde 2026. Les champions en titre seront opposés au Burkina Faso, après une phase de groupes parfaitement négociée à Douala.
Les Éléphants ont démarré fort en dominant le Bénin (4-0), avant de connaître davantage de difficultés face au Mali. Accrochés (3-3) au terme du temps réglementaire, les Ivoiriens ont finalement eu le dernier mot aux tirs au but (3-2).
Pour conclure cette première phase, les hommes de Sylvain Yobo ont livré une véritable démonstration contre la Belgique (7-0), synonyme de première place du groupe.
Invaincue et portée par une attaque efficace, la Côte d’Ivoire aborde désormais un nouveau défi face aux Étalons. Une victoire permettrait aux tenants du titre de poursuivre leur marche vers une nouvelle couronne mondiale.
Par ailleurs, Charlemagne Louan Bleu a été reconduit à la présidence de la Fédération Internationale de Maracana Associations (FIMAA) pour un mandat exceptionnel de dix ans. Cette réélection doit permettre de poursuivre les différents projets engagés pour le développement du Maracana à l’échelle internationale.
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Proteas to open World Cup against New Zealand
The fixtures for the 2027 Cricket World Cup were announced by the International Cricket Council in Cape Town on Thursday.
Preliminary group:
Three teams will play in a round robin series in Windhoek from October 2 with one team advancing to the group stage.
Group A:
October 7 – India v Australia, Cape Town
October 8 – Pakistan v Afghanistan, Centurion
October 9 – Zimbabwe v Qualifier A, Bulawayo
October 10 – India v Pakistan, Johannesburg
October 11 – Zimbabwe v Afghanistan, Bulawayo
October 12 – Australia v Qualifier A, Paarl
October 14 – India v Afghanistan, Centurion
October 15 – Pakistan v Qualifier A, Bloemfontein; Zimbabwe v Australia, Harare
October 17 – India v Qualifier A, Bloemfontein
October 18 – Australia v Afghanistan, KuGompo City (formerly East London)
October 19 – Zimbabwe v Pakistan, Harare
October 21 – Afghanistan v Qualifier A, KuGompo City
October 22 – Australia v Pakistan, Paarl
October 24 – Zimbabwe v India, Victoria Falls
Group B:
October 8 – England v Bangladesh, Windhoek
October 9 – South Africa v New Zealand, Cape Town
October 10 – Sri Lanka v Qualifier B, Windhoek
October 12 – New Zealand v Bangladesh, KuGompo City
October 13 – England v Sri Lanka, Windhoek; South Africa v Qualifier B, Paarl
October 16 – Sri Lanka v Bangladesh, Durban; South Africa v England, Gqeberha
October 17 – New Zealand v Qualifier B, Harare
October 19 – South Africa v Bangladesh, Durban
October 20 – New Zealand v Sri Lanka, Johannesburg; England v Qualifier B, Harare
October 22 – South Africa v Sri Lanka, Johannesburg
October 23 – England v New Zealand, Gqeberha
October 23 – Bangladesh v Qualifier B, Centurion
Super Sevens:
Seven teams will compete in a round-robin phase from October 25 to November 14, with the top four teams advancing to the semi-finals.
Seven teams have been pre-seeded but will be replaced by an unseeded team if they do not qualify.
The pre-seedings are: A1 India, A2 Australia, A3 Pakistan, AB4 England; B1 New Zealand, B2 South Africa, B3 Sri Lanka.
Super Seven fixtures:
October 25 – A2 v B3, Johannesburg
October 26 – B1 v A3, Gqeberha
October 27 – B2 v AB4, Centurion
October 28 – A1 v A2, Victoria Falls
October 29 – B1 v B3, KuGompo City
October 30 – A3 v AB4, Victoria Falls
October 31 – B2 v A1, Johannesburg
November 1 – A2 v B1, Victoria Falls
November 2 – B3 v AB4, Cape Town
November 3 – B2 v A3, Durban
November 4 – A1 v B1, Paarl
November 5 – A2 v AB4, Durban
November 6 – B2 v B3, Bloemfontein
November 7 – A1 v A3, Cape Town
November 8 – B1 v AB4, Durban
November 9 – B2 v A2, Gqeberha
November 10 – A3 v B3, Bloemfontein
November 11 – A1 v AB4, Gqeberha
November 12 – B2 v B1, Cape Town
November 13 – A2 v A3, Bloemfontein
November 14 – A1 v B3, Durban
Semi-finals:
November 17 – Cape Town
November 18 – Centurion
Final:
November 21 – Johannesburg
–AFP
Photo: Grant Pitcher/Gallo Images
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Bulls line up familiar face for Currie Cup
One of South Africa’s most experienced coaches is set to begin another stint with the Bulls.
According to Netwerk24, Pote Human left his position as an assistant coach at the Boland Cavaliers this week after working with them since July last year.
A private farewell was reportedly held for Human in Wellington on Thursday, with Boland head coach Hawies Fourie, his management team and players thanking the former loose forward for his contribution over the past two Currie Cup campaigns.
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Human is likely to be involved in the Bulls’ coaching team for next year’s Currie Cup campaign in what will be his third stint in Pretoria.
The Bulls endured a torrid 2026 domestic campaign under head coach Phiwe Nomlomo, losing all six of their matches to finish last on the log.
According to Netwerk24, Boland wanted to retain Human, but he opted to return to Pretoria to be closer to his family.
Photo: Vodacom Bulls
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