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According to French media (via Bloomberg), Guillemot died in a plane crash in the French resort town of La Baule. He was one of two people aboard the plane, both of whom died.
Guillemot founded Ubisoft with his four brothers in 1986. Since then, the company has published the Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, Prince of Persia, and Tom Clancy video game franchises, as well as many other titles. The family retains control of Ubisoft, and Guillemot’s brother Yves is still CEO.
Guillemot was also chairman of Guillemot Corp., which makes gaming and audio accessories.
“Ubisoft was deeply saddened to learn of the death of Claude Guillemot, co-founder of the group and chairman of Guillemot Corp., in an accident,” Ubisoft said in a statement. “Our thoughts are with his family and loved ones during this difficult time. No further statements will be made at this time.””
Claude Guillemot, co-founder of French video game company Ubisoft, died Friday at the age of 69.
According to French media (via Bloomberg), Guillemot died in a plane crash in the French resort town of La Baule. He was one of two people aboard the plane, both of whom died.
Guillemot founded Ubisoft with his four brothers in 1986. Since then, the company has published the Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, Prince of Persia, and Tom Clancy video game franchises, as well as many other titles. The family retains control of Ubisoft, and Guillemot’s brother Yves is still CEO.
Guillemot was also chairman of Guillemot Corp., which makes gaming and audio accessories.
“Ubisoft was deeply saddened to learn of the death of Claude Guillemot, co-founder of the group and chairman of Guillemot Corp., in an accident,” Ubisoft said in a statement. “Our thoughts are with his family and loved ones during this difficult time. No further statements will be made at this time.””
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Egypt took a big step towards qualifying for the FIFA World Cup 2026 knockout stage after coming from behind to beat New Zealand 3-1 in the Group G clash at BC Place Vancouver, on Sunday.
The result also marked the African nation’s first-ever win in the quadrennial tournament.
Finn Surman gave New Zealand the lead in the 15th minute after heading in a corner from Tim Payne. Egypt got one back just 14 minutes into the second half thanks to a free header from Mostafa Zico after meeting Mohamed Hany’s delivery.
The Pharaohs took the lead through talisman Mohamed Salah, who combined with Zico to set himself up for an easy finish inside the box in the 67th minute. The former Liverpool star then turned provider as he found substitute Mahmoud Trezeguet inside the area for yet another headed finish in the 82nd minute.
The result leaves Egypt on top of the standings in its group with four points, followed by Iran and Belgium with two apiece, while New Zealand sits at the bottom with one.
New Zealand:
Crocombe (5.4), Payne (6.5), Surman (6.8), Boxall (5.5), Cacace (6.4), Bell (6.3), Stamenic (6.0), McCowatt (6.2), Singh (5.5), Just (6.0), Wood (6.1)
Subs: Old (6.0), Thomas (6.3), Randall (6.0), De Vries (No Rating), Bindon (No Rating)
Egypt:
Marmoush (7.0), Ashour (7.2), Salah (8.6), Ziko (8.2), Lasheen (7.3), Ateya (7.3), El Fotouh (7.7), Fathi (6.5), Ibrahim (6.6), Hany (8.0), Shobeir (8.1)
Subs: Rabia (6.5), Abdelkarim (6.2), Trezeguet (7.0), Abdelmaguid (No Rating), Zizo (No Rating), Abdelmonem (No Rating)
Published on Jun 22, 2026
Egypt took a big step towards qualifying for the FIFA World Cup 2026 knockout stage after coming from behind to beat New Zealand 3-1 in the Group G clash at BC Place Vancouver, on Sunday.
The result also marked the African nation’s first-ever win in the quadrennial tournament.
Finn Surman gave New Zealand the lead in the 15th minute after heading in a corner from Tim Payne. Egypt got one back just 14 minutes into the second half thanks to a free header from Mostafa Zico after meeting Mohamed Hany’s delivery.
The Pharaohs took the lead through talisman Mohamed Salah, who combined with Zico to set himself up for an easy finish inside the box in the 67th minute. The former Liverpool star then turned provider as he found substitute Mahmoud Trezeguet inside the area for yet another headed finish in the 82nd minute.
The result leaves Egypt on top of the standings in its group with four points, followed by Iran and Belgium with two apiece, while New Zealand sits at the bottom with one.
New Zealand:
Crocombe (5.4), Payne (6.5), Surman (6.8), Boxall (5.5), Cacace (6.4), Bell (6.3), Stamenic (6.0), McCowatt (6.2), Singh (5.5), Just (6.0), Wood (6.1)
Subs: Old (6.0), Thomas (6.3), Randall (6.0), De Vries (No Rating), Bindon (No Rating)
Egypt:
Marmoush (7.0), Ashour (7.2), Salah (8.6), Ziko (8.2), Lasheen (7.3), Ateya (7.3), El Fotouh (7.7), Fathi (6.5), Ibrahim (6.6), Hany (8.0), Shobeir (8.1)
Subs: Rabia (6.5), Abdelkarim (6.2), Trezeguet (7.0), Abdelmaguid (No Rating), Zizo (No Rating), Abdelmonem (No Rating)
Published on Jun 22, 2026
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