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Tu as le don de prédire l’issue des matchs ? Prouve-le ! À l’occasion du Tournoi Planétaire, la marque internationale MELBET lance un concours de pronostics sur la plateforme Superbru, avec de généreux prix en cash à la clé ! Que peut-on gagner ? La cagnotte totale du tournoi s'élève à 5 000 $ : rouesnews.click

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Après avoir gagné le match aller 4-1, l’équipe de France féminine se déplace ce soir en Pologne (16h GMT) pour le cinquième match des éliminatoires à la Coupe du monde féminine 2027.

Actuellement, deuxième du groupe A2 avec sept points, l’équipe de France féminine affronte à Gdansk à (16h GMT) la Pologne au Polsat Plus Arena. Après une victoire 4-1 à Dijon à l’aller, les Bleues de Laurent Bonadei doivent s’imposer pour ne pas laisser les Pays-Bas, huit points au compteur, s’échapper en tête du classement. Katoto avec un doublé, Karchaoui et Diani avait marqué pour les Tricolores tands que Pajor avait réduit le score pour les Polonaises.

Le premier du groupe se qualifie directement pour le Mondial 2027 au Brésil tandis que le deuxième doit passer par les barrages. La rencontre sera retransmise en France sur W9 et en Pologne sur TVP Sport.

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NAIROBI, Kenya, Jun 5 – The second leg of the 2026 Sunshine Development Tour – East Africa Swing season, the NCBA Royal Classic, is set to tee off this Sunday at the century-old Royal Nairobi Golf Club, bringing together one of the strongest and most diverse fields assembled on the Tour this season.

The three-day tournament, scheduled for June 7–9, has attracted 96 golfers from 11 countries, underscoring the Tour’s growing stature as the leading professional golf development platform in the region.

Players from Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Tanzania, Nigeria, Ghana, Zimbabwe, Côte d’Ivoire, India, the United Kingdom, and the United States will battle for crucial Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) points, World Amateur Golf Ranking (WAGR) points, Order of Merit points, and a share of the Ksh 2 million prize purse as the race for Sunshine Tour progression intensifies.

The field features a compelling blend of established professionals, elite amateurs, junior players, and leading women golfers from across the continent.

Leading the charge will be reigning Thika Sports Club champion Celestin Nsanzuwera of Rwanda, who arrives in Nairobi fresh from claiming the opening leg of the season.

The Kigali Golf Resort professional will be joined by fellow Sunshine Development Tour winners Dismas Indiza, Greg Snow, and newly turned professional John Lejirma, who famously won the Royal Nairobi leg during the inaugural season.

Kenya boasts the largest contingent in the field, led by professionals including Samuel Njoroge, Michael Karanga, Mutahi Kibugu, John Karichu, Erick Ooko, Edwin Mudanyi, Abraham Galgalo, Tony Omuli, Rizwan Charania, and David Wakhu, among others.

The amateur ranks will feature some of the country’s brightest prospects, including Ali Wasim, who won the Tour’s Q-School in Limuru, Kevin Anyien, William Odek, Tsevi Soni, Lyndon Darker, Adel Balala, Elvis Muigua, Fred Njoroge, Paul Ichangi, Mitansh Thacker, and Yuvraj Singh Rajput.

Regional representation remains strong, with Rwanda fielding defending champion Celestin Nsanzuwera, Aloys Nsabimana, Emile Nshimyumuremyi, Jacques Byiringiro, Felix Dusabe, and Jean D’Amour Hitayezu.

Uganda’s challenge will be spearheaded by Abraham Ainamani, Gaita Rodell Tadeo, Phillip Kasozi, Marvin Kibirige, Ronald Otile, James Koto, and professional lady golfer Irene Nakalembe.

Tanzania will be represented by Nuru Mollel, Isaac Wanyeche, Abdallah Yusufu, Angel Eaton, Neema Olomi, and Madina Hussein, while Nigeria’s contingent includes Francis Epe, Godwin Okoko, Solomon Ideriah, Kamalu Bako, Ajayi Tajudeen, Eze Monday, and Sunday Olapade.

Additional international flavour will come from Ghana’s Ezekiel Afisco, Zimbabwean professionals Liberty Gumisa and Lloyd Dube, Côte d’Ivoire’s Kouame Kouakou Richard and Kouassi Jean-Romaric Djezou, American professionals Andrew Proctor and Gabriel Cruz, as well as British professional Elliot Bradley.

The women’s field continues to showcase the Tour’s commitment to inclusivity and development, with professionals Naom Wafula, Angel Eaton, Irene Nakalembe, Joyce Wanjiru, Margaret Njoki, and Kasango Grace set to compete alongside leading amateurs Kellie Gachaga, Mercy Nyanchama, Madina Hussein, and Neema Olomi.

Speaking ahead of the tournament, Sunshine Development Tour – East Africa Swing Tournament Director David Kihara expressed confidence in both the quality of the field and the preparations for the event.

“We are delighted to bring the Sunshine Development Tour back to Royal Nairobi Golf Club, one of the most iconic venues in East African golf. The response from players has been exceptional and reflects the growing importance of the Tour as a pathway for golfers seeking progression to the Sunshine Tour and ultimately the global stage.”

“What is particularly encouraging is the diversity of the field. We have established professionals, emerging amateurs, women golfers, juniors and players from across Africa and beyond all competing on the same platform. That is exactly what the Tour was created to achieve.”

“The Qualifying Schools in East and West Africa were a tremendous success and have expanded the reach of the Tour significantly. We have already seen players earn Sunshine Tour opportunities through this pathway, and we expect the competition at Royal Nairobi to be of an extremely high standard as players continue their pursuit of ranking points, titles and career progression.”

The tournament follows a successful season opener at Thika Sports Club, where Rwanda’s Celestin Nsanzuwera claimed victory after finishing on four-under-par to secure the first title of the new season. Kenya’s Samuel Njoroge and newly-turned professional Michael Karanga finished tied for second, setting up what promises to be an exciting battle at Royal Nairobi.

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Stormers director of rugby John Dobson has thrown his support behind under-fire Leinster senior coach Jacques Nienaber, urging local fans to “appreciate what you’ve got”.

The teams meet in a Vodacom URC semi-final at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin on Saturday, with a lot of negative noise around the Irish side.

Leinster are defending URC champions but Nienaber and Leinster head coach Leo Cullen have faced increased criticism following another failure to add to their tally of Investec Champions Cup titles.

Nienaber even went as far as to say this week that he does not feel valued in his role at Leinster.

NIENABER: People don’t value me here

“I can’t comprehend it,” Dobson said on Friday. “We worked with Jacques at the Stormers and some of the guys have played for him.

“He is a brilliant coach, hard-working, conveys well, is energetic and has an amazing work ethic.

“I think the Leinster appointment was really clever because they had this really good phase attack but were coming short in one or two big games.

“There’s the world’s best defensive coach, get him in and credit to Leinster for thinking like that. They wanted to challenge themselves.

“I don’t think the people here appreciate what they’ve got,” he added. “In Leo Cullen you’ve got a coach who’s grown up at the club, loves the club, played for the club, and you’ve got a guy who has won two World Cups.

“So to criticise him, I don’t understand it.”

CULLEN: We’re very lucky to have Jacques

Dobson pointed to the phenomenal success of Irish rugby in recent times.

“Ten to 15 years ago Irish rugby wasn’t taken seriously. Now it’s one of the most respected rugby countries in the world.

“My message would be simple: appreciate what you’ve got.”

All four URC semi-finalists feature significant South African coaching involvement, something Dobson believes reflects the strength of the local game.

“It’s brilliant for South African rugby,” he said. “A few years ago, if you wanted to be a coach anywhere in the world, you almost needed a New Zealand accent.

“Now there’s real respect for South African rugby, thanks to the success of the national team and the clubs. Our players are in demand around the world and our coaches are coaching at the highest level.

“I think South African rugby is in the best place it has ever been. There’s genuine respect for what we do and how we coach the game.”

MORE: Stormers look to break down Leinster ‘machinery’

Photo: David Rogers/Getty Images

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À quelques jours du coup d'envoi de la Coupe du monde de football en Amérique du Nord, rarement le climat aura été aussi hostile envers les spectateurs étrangers. De nombreux supporters, notamment ceux venus du continent africain soutenir leurs équipes, ne sont manifestement pas les bienvenus. Pour en parler, notre invité : Pascal Boniface, directeur de l'Institut de relations internationales et stratégiques (IRIS).