Sports Headlines
29 September, 2025
Portsudan, (Sudanow)_ Champions League: Al-Hilal defeats South Sudanese side Al-Jamoos to qualify, setting up a clash with Kenya Police FC.
Al-Merrikh lost away by a single goal, while Al-Zamala won but still exited the competition.
Al-Ahli Madani lost in Tunisia and was eliminated, joining Al-Zamala.
Al-Hilal faces Al-Jamoos today.
Sudan takes part in the World Rowing Championships in China.
In CAF competitions: Ahli Madani win, Al-Hilal draw, Al-Zamala lose, while Al-Merrikh await.
The Sudanese Olympic Committee thanks its Egyptian counterpart, the Ministry of Sports, and the Egyptian Gymnastics Federation for hosting the Sudanese national team ahead of the African Championship.
The World Health Organization signs a partnership agreement with the Sudanese Football Association to support Sudanese football.
The Secretary of the Sudanese Aquatics Federation, Al-Waleed Eid, is appointed to the Technical Committee of the Arab Aquatics Federation.
In a press conference, Hay Al-Arab Port Sudan escalates its case against the Football Association to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).
Sudan thrashes Iraq 6–0 in the opening match of the Embassies Tournament for the Arab League Cup.
CAS accepts the complaint of the Al-Geneina Local Association regarding the non-recognition of the assembly for the election of judicial committees and the electoral assembly.
The Sudanese Table Tennis Federation announces the launch of the Open Republic Table Tennis Championship (Men’s Singles, Women’s Singles, Juniors, Junior Girls, and Seniors).
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