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⚽ SÜPER LIG | Türkiye 🇹🇷

Mohamed Salah scored again as Trabzonspor beat Beşiktaş 2–0 at Papara Park on Monday.

Ozan Tufan gave Trabzonspor the lead on 21 minutes, firing in the rebound after Alexander Nübel saved Ernest Muçis shot. Salah made it 2–0 on 71 minutes with a first-time finish from close range on the counter-attack.

The Egypt 🇪🇬 forward now has eight goals in eight league games and leads the Süper Lig scoring chart.

It is Trabzonspors fourth win in a row under new coach Thomas Reis. They move up to fourth, a point above Beşiktaş, and host Hearts in the Conference League on Thursday.

Source: Trabzonspor / Anadolu Agency

Photo: Trabzonspor

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⚽ U-17 WOMENS WORLD CUP | Kenya 🇰🇪

Kenyas Junior Starlets lost 3–0 to China 🇨🇳 in their Group E opener at the FIFA U-17 Womens World Cup in Morocco 🇲🇦.

Xu Yue gave China the lead in the first half. Xu Xiaotang then scored twice early in the second half, the first from a rebound after a shot hit the post.

Coach Mildred Cheches side play the USA 🇺🇸 on Thursday and Samoa 🇼🇸 on Sun 25 Oct.

Source: FIFA / Capital FM / The Eastleigh Voice

Photo: FIFA

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⚽ COMMUNITY | Kenya 🇰🇪

@Samwelngeywo11s Eldoret FC won both of their games in a round-robin friendly on Sunday, scoring three and conceding none.

They beat Old Boys 1–0, with Seyangwa Daniel getting the winner, then beat Eldoret Police Legends 2–0. Bravin Otieno scored on his senior debut, and Mutoro Oscar added the second.

"Special shoutout to youngster Bravin Otieno for a memorable debut! The future is bright," Samwel posted on FTBLRLIFE.

Well done, Eldoret FC. Keep it going! 💪

Always Football.

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⚽ U-17 AFCON QUALIFIERS | Uganda 🇺🇬

Ugandas Cubs are CECAFA U-17 champions after beating Somalia 🇸🇴 6–5 on penalties in Mondays final at Kigali Pele Stadium in Rwanda 🇷🇼.

The final finished 0–0, and goalkeeper David Ssegirinya saved three penalties in the shootout.

Uganda also took the top individual awards. Captain Henry Muhoozi was named Most Valuable Player, Arnold Kayemba finished as top scorer, and Ssegirinya was named best goalkeeper.

It is Ugandas third CECAFA U-17 title, after 2020 and 2024. Uganda, Somalia and third-placed Rwanda all go to the 2027 U-17 Africa Cup of Nations.

Source: FUFA / UBC

Photo: FUFA