Sports Headlines:
12 October, 2025
• president of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) praises Sudan's keenness to participate in international competitions.
• The Libyan Football Association has agreed allow Al-Hilal to play second leg against Kenyan Police at the Martyrs of Benina Stadium. Al-Hilal is awaiting approval from the Confederation of African Football (CAF).
• Following Sudan's silver medal win at the International Rowing Championship, the Minister said that sports federations are proving Sudan's presence despite the challenges.
• The Court of Arbitration for Sport accepts the complaint of the Arab neighborhood in Port Sudan in form and merits.
• The Minister of Sports visits the wounded in operations at the Military Medical Hospital.
• Dr. Moatasem Jaafar is a member of the Technical and Development Committee, and Osama Atta Al-Mannan is a member of the FIFA Stadiums, Fields and Security Committee.
• Sudan draws 0-0 with Mauritania, losing hope of qualifying for the World Cup, while Senegal is close to qualifying from its group.
• Launching a bicycle race from Halfa to Dongola in the Northern State.
• The Sudanese table tennis team departure to Tunisia to participate in the African Championship, led by the duo of Moatasem Idris and Amjad Salem, who are internationally ranked among the top 100 players in Africa.
• FIFA has suspended the vice president of the Sudanese Football Association for 15 matches.
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