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  The Monyiemiji Tournament has strengthened its partnership network ahead of its landmark 10th edition, with new support confirmed from major sponsors. The and have both pledged their full backing following successful meetings with the MFA President, as preparations intensify for the upcoming tournament. Celebrating a decade of football, youth development, and community impact, the organisers say the renewed partnerships will enhance the scale and ambition of this year’s edition. The MFA expressed gratitude to both companies for their continued support, highlighting their role in strengthening grassroots football and empowering young players. The 10th edition of the Monyiemiji Tournament is expected to be one of its biggest yet. #MFA #MonyiemijiTournament #10thEdition #Partnerships #beINSPORTSStyle 🤝⚽

The Malian Football Federation (FEMAFOOT) has officially announced the end of its long-standing partnership with Airness, bringing to a close a collaboration that lasted more than two decades. In a statement released on Wednesday, FEMAFOOT confirmed that the agreement with MK Promotion, owner of the Airness brand, was terminated by mutual consent on 2 June 2026. FEMAFOOT President Mahamadou Baba Cissé reportedly sent a letter of appreciation to MK Promotion on the same date, thanking the company for its contribution to Malian football. The federation praised Airness for its professionalism and unwavering support of Mali's national teams, noting that the partnership played a significant role in helping the country's teams represent Mali on continental and international stages. According to FEMAFOOT, the decision was reached amicably as part of an evolving strategic direction, with both parties parting on good terms. The federation also expressed its gratitude to MK Promotion and...

Sudanese football legend Ibrahim Hussein could hardly have imagined a better debut season in South Sudan. In his first campaign as head coach of El Merriekh SC Bentiu, the former El Merriekh Omdurman star guided the South Sudanese club to a historic domestic treble, with all three trophies won in Juba. 🏆 South Sudan Super Cup 🏆 South Sudan Cup 🏆 South Sudan Premier League For a man whose name is deeply connected to El Merriekh Omdurman as both a player and club legend, his success in South Sudan is bound to attract attention across the border. The achievement naturally raises a football question: Has Abrohoma strengthened his case for consideration at El Merriekh Omdurman in the future? Three trophies in a debut season is a statement by any standard. While coaching appointments are determined by club management, the former El Merriekh Omdurman star has demonstrated his ability to deliver results, build a winning team, and handle the pressure of competing for titles. One season. Thre...

Juba, South Sudan — Beyond the rivalry and competition on the pitch, El Merriekh SC and Jamus SC have each showcased the importance of inclusivity in football through separate post-match interactions with fans living with disabilities at Juba National Stadium. On different match days, players from both clubs took time after their respective games to pose for photos with supporters in wheelchairs, creating memorable moments that highlighted football's ability to bring people together. The gestures underscored a growing commitment to ensuring that all supporters, regardless of physical ability, feel valued and connected to the game. Such moments serve as a reminder that football is not only about results and rivalries, but also about community, accessibility, and inclusion. As South Sudanese football continues to grow, initiatives that celebrate and engage supporters from all backgrounds remain an important part of the sport's development. Photo credits: Jamus SC Media and El Mer...

Juba, South Sudan — Experience full-back Omot David Sebit’s contract with South Sudan Premier League side Al Ghazal FC has expired, with his name submitted to the South Sudan Football Federation. The left-back joined the Wau-based club from El Merriekh SC (Bentiu) on 6 June 2025 on a one-year contract. The South Sudan international defender played an important role in Al Ghazal’s 2025/2026 campaign, helping the club reach the South Sudan Cup final where they finished runners-up. Despite the final defeat, Al Ghazal FC secured qualification for the CAF Confederation Cup after cup winners El Merriekh SC also went on to win the South Sudan Premier League title. The main transfer window officially opened on 1 June 2026 and will run until 30 June 2026.

South Sudan suffered a 3-0 defeat to hosts Uganda on Matchday 2 of the 2026 CAVB African Nations Championship Zone V Qualifiers at the Lugogo Indoor Stadium in Kampala. Uganda claimed the opening set 25-18 before being pushed to the limit in the next two sets, edging South Sudan 26-24 and 29-27 in a closely contested encounter. Despite the straight-sets loss, South Sudan showed resilience and competitiveness, particularly in the second and third sets, where they came within touching distance of forcing the match into a fourth set. Result 🇺🇬 Uganda 3-0 South Sudan 🇸🇸 (25-18, 26-24, 29-27) The defeat leaves South Sudan seeking a response in their remaining fixtures as they continue their quest for qualification at the regional championship. 📍 Lugogo Indoor Stadium, Kampala, Uganda 📅 June 2, 2026 #NationsChampionship26 #ZoneVQualifiers #Volleyball #SouthSudan #Uganda