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Bright Stars Coach Nicolas Dupuis Apologizes to Fans After 5-0 Defeat to Senegal


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South Sudan National Football Team Head Coach Mr. Nicolas Dupuis. 


‎Juba, South Sudan, October 11, 2025.

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‎South Sudan national football team head coach Nicolas Dupuis has apologized to fans following the Bright Stars’ heavy 5-0 loss to Senegal in Friday’s international match at Juba National Stadium.

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‎Speaking at the post-match press conference, the French tactician admitted the result was painful and disappointing but emphasized that the team remains focused on improvement.

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‎“I want to correct some clumsy remarks I made in the heat of the moment after the match,” Dupuis said. “I was deeply affected by our many individual mistakes, though I was happy with how we played in the first half.”

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‎Dupuis took full responsibility for the defeat and expressed appreciation to the South Sudan Football Federation (SSFA) for its continued support. 

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‎He praised the federation’s efforts to professionalize the national team’s environment, citing improved facilities and accommodation.

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‎“We stayed in a superb hotel for the first time that shows how much effort the federation is making,” he added.

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‎The coach also apologized to the federation president, the technical team, and the players for the post-match remarks he made out of frustration. 

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‎He assured fans that the coaching staff is working to fix the mistakes and strengthen the team ahead of their upcoming fixture against Togo.

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‎“Thank you for your loyalty. Together, let’s go for victory against Togo,” Dupuis told supporters, urging them to keep faith in the Bright Stars.

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‎Despite the setback, optimism remains within the camp as the players regroup with renewed determination to bounce back in their next international outing.

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