Welcome to the sports hub of Daily Africa Disko. Here you’ll find quick reads on everything that mattered yesterday and what’s shaping today’s games. We keep it simple – no fluff, just the facts you need before you head out for work or hit the gym.
From Ligue 1 drama in France to Premier League battles in England, we cover the biggest matches. Lyon’s bus attack in Marseille sparked a security overhaul, while Ousmane Dembélé’s brace helped PSG stay on top of Ligue 1. In England, Aston Villa edged Brentford thanks to a controversial VAR call and Ollie Watkins’ early strike. The Premier League also saw Wolves turn the tables on Ipswich and Leicester set an unwanted record for conceding first.
If cricket is more your thing, Pakistan’s spin duo dominated West Indies in a T20I opener, giving them a solid lead in the series. Down under, Australia shocked England with a record chase in the Champions Trophy opener, thanks to Josh Inglis and Glenn Maxwell.
Basketball fans can catch up on the Warriors’ grind without Stephen Curry, as they face the Timberwolves in Game 3, while Golden State also lines up against the Hawks later this month. Over in the NBA, Austin Reaves dropped 45 points for the Lakers, keeping their win streak alive despite injuries to LeBron James and Luka Dončić.
MMA lovers won’t miss UFC 316 – Merab Dvalishvili will defend his bantamweight title against Sean O’Malley in a high‑payday showdown. The fight promises big money and big action.
We also track soccer’s global stage: PSG vs Bayern Munich odds, Flamengo’s clash with Bayern in the Club World Cup, and Real Madrid’s 4‑1 win over Las Palmas that shook La Liga standings.
Gaming meets sport with EA FC 25 releasing its MLS Team of the Season, featuring Messi and Luis Suárez leading Inter Miami. The lineup gives fans a taste of real‑world performance inside the virtual world.
Stay tuned, because the next big story could be a surprise upset or a record‑breaking night. We’ll bring it to you fast, so you never miss a beat.
Namibia's Brave Warriors, led by young coach Collins Benjamin, stunned 28th‑ranked Tunisia 1‑0 on Jan 16, 2024, earning their first AFCON win and topping Group E.
Chelsea Women beat Tottenham 1-0 with Keira Walsh's long‑range strike, keeping them top of the Women's Super League and marking Lucy Bronze's comeback.
Scotland rallied from 0-1 down to beat Greece 3-1 on Oct 9, 2025, keeping them level with Denmark at the top of UEFA Group B and boosting their World Cup hopes.
Bayern Munich signs Jamal Musiala to a new contract through 2030, praised by club president Herbert Hainer and CEO Jan‑Christian Dreesen as a boost for the Bundesliga giants.
Gary Lineker ends his 26‑year stint as Match of the Day host on May 25, 2025, with tributes from Pep Guardiola, Virgil van Dijk and BBC executives.
Atletico Madrid, fresh off high‑scoring wins, face struggling Celta Vigo at Estadio Balaídos on Oct 5, 2025. Experts predict a goal‑rich win for the visitors.
Tottenham beat Leeds 2‑1 at Elland Road on Oct 4, 2025, with goals from Mathys Tel and Mohammed Kudus, ending Leeds' unbeaten home run and lifting Spurs to second place.
Australia faces New Zealand at Indore's Holkar Stadium in the ICC Women's World Cup opener, with Healy’s early wicket sparking a tense chase and setting the stage for a pivotal tournament showdown.
Allegri confirms Rafael Leão is fit for Milan's clash with Napoli but admits Christian Pulisic’s starting spot remains unsure, setting up a crucial Serie A showdown.
Betis host Osasuna at the Benito Villamarín on Sept 28, 2025. Betis sit ninth, Osasuna 13th; odds favor the hosts. Both sides eye a crucial league swing.
On September 26, 2025, Girona CF hosted RCD Espanyol at Montilivi Stadium. Both sides entered desperate for points, but a defensive deadlock left the match at 0-0. Girona remains at the bottom of LaLiga, while Espanyol stays in the top four. The result leaves big questions about each team's next steps.
After 16 seasons and 785 appearances, Sergio Busquets bid farewell to FC Barcelona in May 2023. The Catalan maestro collected 32 trophies, captained the side after Messi, and set El Clásico records for appearances and wins. Internationally he helped Spain win the 2010 World Cup and Euro 2012, before moving to Inter Miami.