Uganda's Lady Cranes Set to Commence Safari 7s Campaign Against Belgium
Uganda's Lady Rugby Cranes will open their 2025 Safari 7s tournament against Belgium, aiming to build on their historic performances.
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Uganda Rugby Cranes Set for Intense Safari 7s Battles Against KCB and Shogun
The Uganda Rugby Cranes are gearing up for a thrilling Safari 7s tournament, facing off against KCB, Shogun, and Nyati in pool play. The team aims to bounce back from a disappointing 6th place finish in 2024.
Uganda Cranes Hold On To World Cup Hopes With Narrow Victory Over Botswana
The Uganda Cranes narrowly edged Botswana in a crucial World Cup qualifier, keeping their playoff hopes alive while Algeria secured Group G. With a tense 1-0 victory, Uganda remains in second place, now fifth in the second-placed teams' standings.
2026 World Cup Qualifiers Reveal Exciting Progress
The 2026 World Cup qualification process has reached an exciting stage, with Algeria becoming the 20th team to secure their spot in the tournament. At least seven more countries are expected to join them in the coming days.
Rugby's Rebellion: Can R360 Shake Up the Sport Amid Ban Threats?
The proposed R360 league faces opposition from established rugby unions, which have banned their players from participating. The breakaway competition, backed by former players and influential figures, aims to shake up the sport with a vision of global franchises and enhanced financial backing. However, the future of R360 remains uncertain as players weigh their options and legal implications loom.
Algeria's Star-Studded Victory Over Somalia Secures World Cup Berth
Riyad Mahrez shone brightly as Algeria clinched a 3-0 win over Somalia, securing their place in the 2026 FIFA World Cup for the first time since 2014.
"Proteas Pull Off Stunning Upset: De Klerk’s Blistering Knock Downs India in World Cup Thriller"
In a jaw-dropping comeback, South Africa stunned co-hosts India at the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup, with Nadine de Klerk’s explosive unbeaten 84 powering her team to a three-wicket victory. The Proteas overcame a shaky 81-5 to chase down 252, leaving India reeling in Visakhapatnam.
Saudi Official's Man Utd Sale Claim Sparks Denial, Questions Remain
Manchester United officials have refuted Saudi sports chairman Turki Alalshikh's claim about an "advanced" takeover deal, though discussions about potential Saudi-hosted friendlies continue.
Luke Littler Cruises into World Grand Prix Quarter-Finals with Convincing Win over Mike De Decker
Luke Littler remains on track to claim his first World Grand Prix title after dominating Mike De Decker 3-0 in the second round at the Mattioli Arena. The 18-year-old world champion will face Gerwyn Price in the quarter-finals.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe Defends Ruben Amorim Amidst Comparisons to Mikel Arteta
Sir Jim Ratcliffe, Manchester United's minority owner, has expressed his support for Ruben Amorim, the club's head coach, even as critics draw parallels between his performance and that of Mikel Arteta during his early days at Arsenal. Ratcliffe emphasizes the importance of giving Amorim three years to demonstrate his coaching prowess, citing Arteta's eventual success as a reason for patience.
Scotland Stun Greece 3-1 to Keep World Cup Hopes Alive
Scotland came from behind to defeat Greece 3-1 at Hampden Park, with Ryan Christie, Lewis Ferguson, and Lyndon Dykes scoring crucial goals to keep their World Cup qualifying hopes alive. The victory keeps Scotland second in Group C, behind Denmark on goal difference.
Tuchel Criticizes 'Silent' England Fans During Wales Victory
England manager Thomas Tuchel expressed disappointment with the lack of support from home fans during their 3-0 win over Wales, calling the atmosphere at Wembley "silent."
