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La victoire du Sénégal face au Maroc (1-0) a été émaillée d’incidents très commentés dans la presse du continent. Pendant que les médias algériens voient dans la défaite du Maroc une manifestation de « justice divine », la presse marocaine s’interroge, amère : « Le Maroc doit-il encore se sacrifier pour le football africain ? »

Louée pour la qualité de son organisation, la compétition jouée au Maroc a été ternie par des accusations répétées de manipulations du corps arbitral. La Fédération royale marocaine de football a annoncé, lundi 19 janvier, qu’elle portera plainte auprès de la Fédération internationale de football.

Les résultats définitifs font état d’un score de 77,90 % pour M. Touadéra, contre 13,50 % pour son principal adversaire, Anicet George Dologuélé.

The 10th-ranked Miami Hurricanes will face the top-ranked Indiana Hoosiers on Monday night for the NCAA National Championship. The Cincinnati Bengals should be watching to see how some of the top prospects play in the biggest game of their life. Rueben Bain Jr. Bain will be the most likely player in this game that the Cincinnati Bengals could consider in the first round this year. Bain has been on an absolute tear during the playoffs. In the first three games of the playoffs, Bain has recorded 21 total pressures and 4 sacks. He is a power-based pass rusher who has a 30.3% win rate on true pass sets during the 2025 season. Don't let people (or box scores) lie to you about Rueben Bain's game against Ole Miss pic.twitter.com/lmwLVu8EKU— Drew Beatty (@IronCityFilm) January 9, 2026 Mikail Kamara The best pass rusher for the Indiana Hoosiers is Kamara. While he doesn’t have the typical build of a defensive end for the Bengals, at just 6’1” and 260 pounds, he is an absolute wrecking ball when it comes to generating pressure. He has a 23.3% win rate on true pass sets. He has a deep arsenal of pass rush moves, plays with his hair on fire, and constantly displays an explosive first step. .@IUHoosiers EDGE Mikail Kamara spin cycle…🌪️ pic.twitter.com/liL9lUoiFz— Cole Cubelic (@colecubelic) January 12, 2026 Akheem Mesidor Another pass rusher to keep an eye on is 24-year-old Akheem Mesidor. While his injury history and age are a bit concerning, he has been terrific for Miami this year. He has a team-high 10.5 sacks on the season. Mesidor has an even higher pressure rate than Bain, with a 36.4% win rate on the year. Mesidor has the versatility to line up on the outside or on the interior. Mesidor has first round potential, yet could easily be available when the Bengals are picking in the second round. It wouldn’t be surprising for them to have real interest at that point. Akheem Mesidor would easily be a 1st round pick if it weren’t for his age pic.twitter.com/vYk5X7kmfS— NFL Draft Files (@NFL_DF) January 2, 2026 Francis Mauigoa Mauigoa doesn’t feel very likely, specifically for the Bengals. He has played exclusively at the right tackle position in college. That spot is occupied by Amarius Mims in Cincinnati. The Bengals could view Mauigoa as a candidate to kick inside at right guard. Even if they do, that has not been a position they would typically spend a high draft selection on. Mauigoa has had a great season for the Hurricanes. He is a mauler in the running game and has really improved in pass protection this season. While he is worthy of being a top-10 pick, I can’t see that happening in Cincinnati. Francis Mauigoa is the answer if you want to build a bully up front.Whether he ends up at guard or tackle at the NFL level it doesn't really matter, he will play under control, with the ability to sustain blocks and shows execllent power. pic.twitter.com/kAYvYSzHjY— Ryder McConville (@RyderM25) January 9, 2026 D’Angelo Ponds Ponds biggest knock is that he is 5’9” and around 170 pounds. He is an intense competitor on the football field. With the Bengals having Dax Hill and DJ Turner solidifying the starting outside corner spots, Ponds would be an excellent day two addition to kick inside and play in the slot. Ponds is more physical than corners who have 30 pounds more than him on their frame. He set the tone for the blowout against Oregon in the semi-finals with his pick-six that opened the game. I dont care how tall he is, D'Angelo Ponds is a first-rounder. pic.twitter.com/QKVZcKYDJ4— Tyler Carmona (@TylerCarmona) January 10, 2026 Keionte Scott Scott is another candidate to fill the slot corner role in Cincinnati. Scott is 6’0”, 195 pounds, and has played that role, on the outside, and at safety during his career. The major knock with Scott is that he will also be turning 25 years old during training camp. That didn’t scare the Bengals off from drafting Demetrius Knight Jr. in the second round, and I could…

T.I. est visiblement sur le point de nous dévoiler "Kill the king", le dernier album de sa carrière, et nous fait un peu de teasing avec son morceau "Let Em Know" produit par Pharrell. Lire la suite sur Generations