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Italy blow past Estonia 5-0 with late surge in Gattuso debut
Saturday September 6, 2025 {HMC} Italy opened Gennaro Gattuso’s reign with a 5-0 home win over Estonia in Friday’s World Cup qualifier, wasting chances for almost an hour before exploding in the final stages of the second half to turn dominance into a rout.
The spotlight was on new Italy manager Gattuso, with his side on the back foot in Group I after a 3-0 defeat at Norway in June that cost coach Luciano Spalletti his job.
Italy sit third in their group on six points from three games, with Norway leading on 12 and Israel second with nine, both having played a match more. Estonia are fourth with three points after five matches.
For the four-time World Cup winners Italy, the domestic pressure has been immense to secure a place at the upcoming tournament held in the United States, Canada and Mexico, after missing the last two editions.
“We showed great hunger, hard work and humility all week. We proved we’re still standing and want to fight for qualification,” double goalscorer Mateo Retegui told RAI Sport.
Italy controlled the first half and carved out several chances, but the opener proved elusive as Estonia goalkeeper Karl Hein brilliantly tipped Retegui’s header onto the crossbar just before the break in Italy’s biggest chance of the half.
The hosts maintained their dominance after the break, but Hein produced a series of reaction saves to frustrate Italy’s pursuit of a breakthrough.
SECOND-HALF SURGE
Two minutes before the hour mark, relief swept through the Gewiss Stadium as Moise Kean broke the deadlock for Italy, nodding home from close range after Retegui’s deft back-heel flick lobbed a cross perfectly into his path.
Retegui doubled the lead in the 69th minute with a precise finish that crept inside the post beyond Hein’s outstretched hand, before Giacomo Raspadori added a third a minute later with a diving header from a byline cross.
A minute from time, Retegui grabbed his second of the night with a close-range header, before Alessandro Bastoni added Italy’s fifth deep into stoppage time.
“We have to thank the players for the performance, because we were only lacking a goal in the first half,” Gattuso said.
With momentum on their side, Italy now turn to Monday’s decisive clash against Israel in Hungary, though Gattuso continues to urge calm as the qualification starts to heat up.
“Nothing can ever be taken for granted and they deserve credit for their attitude throughout. We have an objective, which is to make the people happy and give enthusiasm back to Italians,” Gattuso said.
Reporting by Tommy Lund in Gdansk; Editing by Andrew Cawthorne
Source Hiiraan Online
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AU envoy welcomes Egyptian troop deployment assessment team in Somalia
Saturday September 6, 2025 {HMC} The Special Representative of the Chairperson of the African Union Commission (SRCC) for Somalia and Head of the AU Support Mission in Somalia (AUSSOM), Ambassador El Hadji Ibrahima Diene, met with an Egyptian assessment team on Friday at the conclusion of its six-day visit to Somalia.
The team, led by Maj. Gen. Islam Aly Ibrahim Radwan, reviewed preparations for the deployment of Egyptian troops to AUSSOM as part of the African Union’s efforts to support Somalia during its ongoing political and security transition.
Ambassador Diene thanked Egypt for its commitment to peacekeeping operations, saying the deployment will strengthen AUSSOM’s capacity to stabilize and secure Somalia. He emphasized that the mission remains fully committed to facilitating the integration of the new contingent into AU operations.
Maj. Gen. Radwan, for his part, expressed appreciation for AUSSOM’s cooperation and reaffirmed Egypt’s readiness to play a prominent role in bolstering AU peace efforts in Somalia.
The assessment mission, which ran from Aug. 30 to Sept. 5, forms part of the AU’s broader strategy to enhance military cooperation with its member states.
Source Hiiraan Online
Former Puntland football chief arrested amid leadership dispute
Saturday September 6, 2025 {HMC} Puntland security forces on Saturday arrested former chairman of the Puntland Football Association, Mohamed Ali Isse (known as Ciiro), at Garowe airport as he prepared to leave the city.
Authorities have not released an official statement, but local reports suggest Ciiro’s arrest is linked either to his refusal to hand over the association’s office to new leadership or to alleged ties with officials in Mogadishu.
His detention coincided with a Somali Football Federation (SFF) executive committee meeting in Mogadishu. The federation has rejected the recent election that replaced Ciiro with Abdihakin Hakiiki, continuing to recognize Ciiro as chairman.
Ciiro had accused Puntland’s Ministry of Youth and Sports of interfering in the election and backing Hakiiki. The dispute has since divided Puntland’s top football clubs, some of which have declared loyalty to rival factions.
The arrest marks the latest escalation in a leadership battle that has paralyzed football governance in Puntland.
Source Hiiraan Online
Somali Intelligence Agency kills 12 al-Shabaab fighters in Galguduud region
Saturday September 6, 2025 {HMC}Somalia’s National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA), working with international partners, said it killed 12 al-Shabaab fighters, including senior leaders, in a military operation in the Galguduud region on Friday.
The operation, carried out in the Ceel-dhiiqo Weyne area between Ceel-lahelay and Ceel-garas, also left 13 militants wounded, according to officials.
NISA said the strike targeted a key al-Shabaab training camp that had been used to prepare more than 400 fighters for attacks against civilians and government institutions.
Security forces were pursuing militants who fled toward El-Buur district following the raid.
Military officials said the operation is part of ongoing efforts to weaken al-Shabaab’s presence and restore stability in central Somalia.
Source Hiiraan Online
South West State President Chairs Security Council Meeting on Enforcing Military Law
Saturday September 6, 2025 {HMC} The President of South West State, H.E. Abdiaziz Hassan Mohamed Laftagareen, chaired a meeting of the South West Security Council focused on strengthening security and enforcing military law.
The session was attended by the Chief Justice of the Somali Armed Forces Court, General Liibaan Ali Yarow, the South West State Minister of Security, senior security officials, and representatives from the 60th Division Military Court.
Source Sonna
SoDMA Launches Key Forum to Strengthen Women’s Role in Humanitarian Response
Saturday September 6, 2025 {HMC} TThe Commissioner of the Somali Disaster Management Agency (SoDMA), Mr. Mahmoud Moallim Abdulle, has inaugurated a high-level forum aimed at enhancing the role of women in the country’s humanitarian response.
The meeting brought together representatives from international and local organizations, including the UN Women Country Director for Somalia and officials from the Somali NGO Consortium.
The forum officially introduced the Gender in Humanitarian Action (GiHA) Working Group, with discussions centered on its mandate and its contribution to ensuring that humanitarian interventions address the specific needs of women.
Deliberations highlighted the importance of strengthening coordination between Women-Led Organizations (WLOs), Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), and SoDMA to ensure inclusive and effective humanitarian response. Participants also agreed on steps to establish continuous engagement between WLOs and GiHA leadership to create new opportunities for collaboration, information-sharing, and amplifying women’s voices in decision-making.
In closing, Commissioner Mahmoud Moallim Abdulle stressed that the forum marks a positive beginning towards real change, emphasizing that women’s organizations play a crucial role in advancing humanitarian action and community development. He underlined that genuine collaboration is key to overcoming humanitarian challenges and achieving lasting peace and development.
Source Sonna