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Ligue 1 : Lyon – Auxerre, heure, chaines TV et compos officielles
L’Olympique Lyonnais reçoit l’AJ Auxerre ce samedi au Groupama Stadium, pour le compte de la 31e journée de Ligue 1. Coup d’envoi à 13h GMT. Un Match capital pour l’OL dans la course à la Ligue des champions. Troisièmes et sous pression, les Lyonnais doivent enchaîner pour conserver leur place sur le podium. En confiance après leur succès sur la pelouse du Paris Saint-Germain (2-1), les Gones abordent cette rencontre avec ambition. Mais face à eux, l’AJ Auxerre tentera de jouer les trouble-fêtes; Les compositions officielles Auxerre : De Percin – Senaya, Diomandé, Okoh, Mensah – Owusu, Danois – Faivre, Namaso, Oppegard – Sinayoko Lyon : Greif – Maitland-Niles, Mata, Niakhaté, Abner – Mangala, Morton – Endrick, Merah, Moreira – Yaremchuk Ou suivre le match ? le match sera diffusé en direct sur beIN SPORTS 1
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La Mauritanie mène une vague de démolitions en périphérie de Nouakchott
Depuis le début de la semaine, les bulldozers du ministère mauritanien de l’Habitat détruisent des maisons dans les quartiers périphériques de la capitale. Les autorités veulent arrêter les constructions sans autorisation et remettre de l’ordre dans la ville, mais pour les habitants, c'est une catastrophe : beaucoup voient leur seule maison s'écrouler en quelques minutes et se retrouvent sans abri. ipltable.lol
Embattled FKF President Hussein Mohammed Dismisses His Suspension, Claims No CHAN Millions Stolen
NAIROBI, Kenya, Apr 25 – Embattled Football Kenya Federation (FKF) President Hussein Mohammed has dismissed his ouster by his Executive Committee Members over the alleged embezzlement of Ksh 42 million in CHAN 2025 insurance money.
Responding to the claims in a press conference at Kandanda House on Saturday, April 25, Hussein refuted claims that the money was stolen, stating that FKF was not involved in the procurement of the insurance, which he said was done as per the law by the Confederation of African Football (CAF)
“The procurement of the insurance for CHAN 2025 was conducted within the framework of the CAF host agreement. We state categorically that the required insurance cover was procured by CAF, not myself, and was duly secured and maintained throughout the tournament, contrary to the malicious reports,” Hussein stated.
He continued, “FKF did not transfer or pay money to any insurance company for the CHAN competition, and I can challenge anyone to provide evidence that FKF paid the money. There was no loss of money in relation to the insurance cover.”
Hussein said that it was all about maliciousness from his Executive Board, claiming that it was a revenge mission owing to his position on fighting corruption.
“I am aware that there are plans to run a sustained smear campaign against me and the federation in an attempt to collapse the institution and taint my reputation. This is a desperate act of revenge for the steadfast position I have taken in the past. I am willing to cooperate with any investigative agency on any matter should I be required to do so.”
Husein dismissed the Executive Committee Meeting held by the 12 members, stating that the constitution only mandates him to call the NEC meeting.
“The purported meeting held on the 24th of April was not confirmed as having happened, because I have not received any formal communication about the same. In accordance with the FKF constitution 2017, the meeting was irregular, unlawful, and unconstitutional.”
“Consequently, the so-called decision to suspend or remove any FKF member arising from that sitting is automatically null and void. Article 38 Clause 2 of the FKF Constitution provides as follows: The President shall convene meetings of the national Executive Committee where 50% of Executive Committee members request a meeting, the President shall convene it within 21 days, failing which the members may convene the meeting themselves. I did not convene any NEC meeting yesterday.
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Proteas Women targeting complete performances in final two T20Is against India
JOHANNESBURG: The Proteas Women are still in search of the perfect game ahead of the final two T20 Internationals (T20Is) against India, beginning with the penultimate match of the five-match series at the DP World Wanderers Stadium on Saturday.
The encounter will be broadcast on SuperSport Variety 1 (Ch. 206) and SABC 3, with the live action commencing at 18:00 SAST.
South Africa has been the superior side in the series, claiming three dominant victories, including a record-breaking chase in the third T20I at the Wanderers, which featured the fastest half-century and century in Proteas Women’s history from captain Laura Wolvaardt (115 off 53 balls; 14 fours, 5 sixes).
Speaking at the pre-match press conference on the eve of the fourth T20I, all-rounder Chloé Tryon explained the team’s goals for the remainder of the series, highlighting the focus on building towards the upcoming ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 in England this June.
“Just everything coming together. The batting has improved a lot, and I feel like our bowling has come a long way, especially after a tough New Zealand series. I still think our fielding is probably something we can work on.
“The good thing about playing against India and not doing well in the field is that we’re still winning matches. Hopefully, all of that can come together, and we can put in a perfect performance. We’ve got two important games still coming up – building blocks for us. If we can just tighten up on those small things, it will give us really good confidence going into a World Cup,” Tryon commented.
With the Proteas having sealed a bilateral T20I series victory against India for the first time since 2021, and with two games to spare, Tryon emphasised the team’s determined mindset heading into the second Wanderers clash.
“The one thing that stuck out from what Mandla (Mashimbyi, head coach) has said is that we’re starting from zero again, and we shouldn’t fall in love with winning. It’s about making sure we stick to our processes. So everyone’s been in a really good space, really confident.
“The next two games are still really important. We know how strong the Indian side is, and we can’t take anything for granted. It’s about building on the performances we’ve had. We’re going to stick to our processes and keep building for an exciting World Cup coming up,” the 32-year-old added.
With fans and media alike running out of superlatives to describe Wolvaardt’s performances at the crease following her destructive outing on Wednesday night – her third consecutive score of 50+ in the series – Tryon shared her view of the innings from the changeroom she shares with the skipper.
“It’s been amazing to watch her go about her business. It’s just world-class. She had so much fun and a big smile on her face, which was so nice to see. It gives you a lot of confidence going into a World Cup, being in that mindset. Hopefully, she can continue to do that. She’s going to break a lot of records. I mean, she’s only 26. Crazy.”
Proteas Women’s T20I Squad against India:
Laura Wolvaardt (captain, Fidelity Titans), Anneke Bosch (Fidelity Titans), Tazmin Brits (DP World Lions), Nadine de Klerk (World Sports Betting Western Province), Annerie Dercksen (Garden Route Badgers), Ayanda Hlubi (Hollywoodbets Dolphins), Sinalo Jafta (DP World Lions), Ayabonga Khaka (DP World Lions), Suné Luus (Fidelity Titans), *Tebogo Macheke (Fidelity Titans), Eliz-Mari Marx (Fidelity Titans), Nonkululeko Mlaba (Hollywoodbets Dolphins), Kayla Reyneke (World Sports Betting Western Province), Tumi Sekhukhune (DP World Lions) and Chloé Tryon (DP World Lions).
*Uncapped
Fixtures – Proteas Women’s Inbound T20I Series against India:
4th T20I – Saturday, 25 April at 18:00
South Africa vs India – DP World Wanderers, Johannesburg
5th T20I – Monday, 27 April at 14:00
South Africa vs India – Willowmoore Park, Benoni
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Football féminin : les administrateurs guinéens formés au leadership et safeguarding
Au terme de trois jours d’intenses travaux, l’atelier de renforcement des capacités des administrateurs du football féminin a refermé ses portes ce 24 avril 2026 au Centre Technique de Nongo, avec un message clair : transformer les acquis en actions concrètes au service du développement du football féminin en Guinée.
Organisée dans le cadre de la mise en œuvre du Plan Stratégique de Développement du Football Féminin en Guinée, cette session a permis aux participantes de se familiariser avec les notions de leadership et de safeguarding. Désormais mieux outillées, elles repartent avec l’ambition de contribuer activement à la structuration et à la promotion du football féminin à travers le pays.
Prenant la parole au nom des participantes, Paasy Diawara a livré un témoignage fort : « Nous sommes au terme de trois jours intenses. Nous sommes venus avec des questions et repartons avec des réponses, des outils et une mission.
Vous avez transformé notre vision. Vous nous avez appris que diriger, c’est avant tout servir. Que l’éthique est une exigence, non une option. Que le courage est le fondement du leadership. Que notre rôle n’est pas de tout faire, mais de former celles et ceux qui prendront la relève.
Vous nous avez offert 35 outils pour appréhender le Leadership et vous nous avez confrontés à 8 crises pour en faire l’expérience. Vous nous avez rappelé que la crédibilité du messager est essentielle à la transmission du message. Nous avons compris.
Nous repartons avec une responsabilité immense : ne plus jamais invoquer le manque de moyens sans avoir exploré toutes les solutions possibles. Transformer chaque obstacle en opportunité, s’assurer que la petite fille qui joue au football aujourd’hui devienne la femme en costume qui fera la une des journaux demain ».
De son côté, le Secrétaire Général de la Fédération Guinéenne de Football, Ibrahima Blasco Barry, a insisté sur la responsabilité collective : « Il est de notre responsabilité de garantir un environnement sûr, respectueux et protecteur pour toutes les actrices du football. Les acquis de cet atelier doivent être traduits en actions concrètes. La fin de ces travaux marque le début d’une nouvelle responsabilité pour chacune d’entre vous. Vous êtes désormais les ambassadrices du changement, appelées à promouvoir les valeurs de leadership, d’intégrité et de protection dans vos structures respectives ».
Représentant le ministre de la Jeunesse et des Sports, le Directeur National Adjoint des Sports Mamadou Aliou Sory Barry a salué l’initiative de la Fédération Guinéenne de Football. Il a félicité l’instance pour l’organisation de cet atelier avant d’inviter les bénéficiaires à démultiplier les connaissances acquises au profit d’autres acteurs du football féminin.
La cérémonie de clôture s’est tenue en présence de Monsieur Sory Doumbouya, Président de la FGF, des membres du Comité Exécutif ainsi que de Madame Armel Azihar Sly-Vania (Comores) et Madame Collet Marie Anielle (Île Maurice), toutes deux instructrices FIFA qui ont animé cet atelier.
La cérémonie a pris fin par la remise des satisfécits de participation et la prise des photos.
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