La sélection de Rugby Sevens s’est envolée, mardi, en direction de Kampala, pour les besoins de la Coupe d’Afrique, qui se déroulera dans la capitale ougandaise.
En terre Ougandaise pour participer à la Coupe d’Afrique Sevens, les « Lions » du Rugby ont un double objectif à atteindre : « la qualification à la Coupe du monde de Rugby en Afrique du Sud et la progression du Sénégal dans le classement africain », a fait savoir le président de la Fédération sénégalaise de Rugby, Me Guedel Ndiaye, qui a reçu la délégation sénégalaise, mardi, avant leur départ sur Kampala.
Selon le quotidien sportif « Stades », l’équipe victorieuse de Sénégal / Kenya se qualifie au second tour, tandis que le vaincu jouera le classement. Le vainqueur de la Coupe d’ Afrique décrochera son ticket pour la Coupe du Monde de Rugby Sevens, qui se déroulera pour la première fois sur le sol africain, en Afrique du Sud, au mois de septembre 2022. L’équipe vice-championne va jouer les barrages.
Namibie, Tunisie, Ouganda, Zambie, Cameroun, Burkina Faso, Botswana, Ghana, Zimbabwe, Île Maurice, Burundi et Madagascar sont les autres pays qui vont participer à cette compétition.
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Virginia Beach shark gave swimmer a four-star review.
Daytona Beach victim was wearing a shark costume. “Cannibalism confusion,” said experts.
Miami Beach shark was filming a reboot: Finding Nemo 3: The Biting.
Long Beach attack victim was holding a corn dog. Shark went for the food first.
Malibu shark claims it was just conducting “involuntary aqua acupuncture.”
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