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أعطى البرتغالي روي فيتوريا، المدير الفني لمنتخب مصر، اهتمامًا كبيرًا لملف الوديات في اجتماعه الذي عقده مع حازم إمام عضو مجلس إدارة اتحاد الكرة، والمشرف على فريق الفراعنة.

وعلم “بطولات” أن فيتوريا طلب معرفة المنتخبات المرشحة لإقامة مباراة ودية معها في سبتمبر المقبل، وفضل أن تكون الودية مع منتخب إفريقي، وليس خليجيًا أو أوروبيًا.

طالع | فيتوريا يستجيب لطلب محمود جابر قبل نهائي كأس العرب بين مصر والسعودية

كما طالب فيتوريا، بأن يلعب المنتخب هذه الودية في مصر وليس خارجها، في الوقت الذي تلقى فيه اتحاد الكرة عروضًا لإقامة وديات للفراعنة ولكن خارج مصر.

وبدأ اتحاد الكرة في استقبال ترشيحات شركات التسويق من أجل تنظيم ودية لشهر سبتمبر المقبل.

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O Flamengo anunciou a saída do técnico Zé Ricardo na noite deste domingo. O comandante rubro-negro não suportou à pressão após mais uma derrota em casa, para o Vitória, por 2 a 0. Efetivado em julho do ano passado, o treinador comandou o time da Gávea em 89 partidas, sendo 47 vitórias 25 empates e 17 derrotas, quatro delas no Campeonato Brasileiro. Ele conquistou o Carioca deste ano, mas amargou resultados ruins, como a eliminação precoce na Libertadores da América.O auxiliar técnico Cleber dos Santos também foi desligado do clube.

A campanha decepcionante no Brasileirão foi determinante para a decisão de tirar Zé Ricardo do comando do time. O Flamengo tem 18 pontos a menos do que o líder Corinthians e está na quinta colocação. A decisão foi tomada após uma reunião que teve a presença do presidente Eduardo Bandeira de Mello. Antes contrário à saída do treinador, o mandatário, enfim, cedeu à pressão da torcida rubro-negra.

De acordo com o portal Uol, o diretor geral do Flamengo, Fred Luz, disse que Zé Ricardo estava mantido no cargo logo após o jogo contra o Vitória, na Ilha do Urubu. Já o presidente Eduardo Bandeira de Mello saiu do estádio sem falar com a imprensa. Geralmente, o mandatário conversa com os jornalistas após as partidas. Por isso, o silêncio deixou dúvidas.

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O Flamengo informa que Zé Ricardo não é mais treinador da equipe.

— Flamengo (@Flamengo) 7 de agosto de 2017

Em entrevista coletiva após o jogo, Zé Ricardo falava em dar continuidade ao trabalho à frente do time, mas não foi o que aconteceu.

– Vínhamos fazendo jogos anteriores nos quais o resultado não acontecia como queríamos, mas tínhamos atuação boa. Hoje, não. Temos de olhar para frente. Vamos juntar os cacos, refletir, para voltar num nível de atuação acima do que foi hoje – sacramentou, em curta coletiva na Ilha do Urubu.

As críticas ao treinador vindas da arquibancada não esperaram o fim do jogo. No segundo tempo, com o placar já em 2 a 0 para o Vitória, foram pelo menos dois coros contundentes de “Fora, Zé Ricardo”, sem contar a “blitz” que alguns fizeram na porta do camarote da diretoria para, além de xingar o presidente Bandeira de Mello, pedirem a saída do treinador.

– Respeito sempre a torcida. O torcedor está na sua de cobrar, buscar a felicidade. Estamos chateados por não dar esse retorno à torcida – disse o treinador, reforçando que não toma decisões com base do que acontece nas arquibancadas:

– Isso nunca norteou meu trabalho, nem vai nortear. Sempre tive confiança no meu trabalho. Você não fica no Fla durante 15 anos se não tiver confiança. Encaro dificuldades como oportunidade de crescimento.

South Africa have included their vice-captain Johan Botha in their 15-man squad for the World Twenty20 beginning on June 5 in England despite the left-arm spinner being reported for a suspect action

Cricinfo staff04-May-2009

South Africa have included their vice-captain Johan Botha in their 15-man squad for the World Twenty20 beginning on June 5 in England and are confident he will be eligible to play after the offspinner was reported for a suspect action.Botha was reported for a suspected illegal bowling action by match officials after the fourth ODI against Australia in Port Elizabeth in April. He will undergo a bio-mechanical assessment of his action, but is eligible to play international cricket at the discretion of Cricket South Africa (CSA) while the test results are pending.”He hasn’t been cleared yet but we are confident and positive that he will be,” Gerald Majola, chief executive of CSA, told Cricinfo. “Of course, if he is not cleared, we will have to ask for a replacement.”Bruce Elliott, a professor with the University of Western Australia, had tested Botha last Thursday as per the revised ICC procedure. “We don’t have the results yet, but we hope to have some numbers by the end of the week.” Elliott told Cricinfo.There were no new faces in the squad which comprised players who enjoyed success against Australia over the summer. Yusuf Abdulla, who made his Twenty 20 debut against Australia in Centurion, was rewarded for his outstanding performances in the domestic tournament and for Kings XI Punjab in the IPL with a call-up. Abdulla is currently the IPL’s highest wicket-taker with 14 wickets in seven matches.”Our cricket is entering an exciting period,” Mike Procter, South Africa’s chief selector said. “We are top of the ODI rankings but have never won a major trophy and this presents the opportunity to do so in a limited-overs format.”The players are all in good form and it is particularly pleasing to have so many quality all-rounders at our disposal. As always there are a couple of unlucky players and that emphasises the excellent competition we have for places. Form in the Standard Bank Pro20 domestic competition was a key factor in our selection process and it was encouraging to note how high the standard of our domestic cricket is at the moment.”South Africa coach Mickey Arthur was “delighted” with the squad. “It is a team with plenty of options – great depth to the batting and plenty of bowling options. It is also an outstanding fielding unit.”Squad: Graeme Smith (capt), Johan Botha (vice-capt), Yusuf Abdulla, Mark Boucher, AB de Villiers, JP Duminy, Herschelle Gibbs, Jacques Kallis, Albie Morkel, Morne Morkel, Justin Ontong, Wayne Parnell, Robin Peterson, Dale Steyn, Roelof van der Merwe.

Crystal Palace will be aiming to extend their unbeaten run to three games when they take on Arsenal in the Premier League this evening.

The Eagles have secured consecutive draws in recent weeks after showing some promising signs under new manager Patrick Vieira, and the French tactician will be hoping to maintain their good form at the Emirates Stadium.

Vieira confirmed that all of his players had returned from the latest international break fully fit, with key midfielder Eberechi Eze also closing in on a return to first-team action following a lengthy layoff.

Despite the positive start to the season, though, Palace have still only won one of their opening seven games, and the need to get some extra points on the board is growing with every passing week.

With that in mind, here’s how Football FanCast expects the 45-year-old to line up against the Gunners, with only one change from the side that earned a point against Leicester City last time out…

The virtually ever-present Vicente Guaita will keep his place between the sticks for the short trip from south to north London, keeping former English international Jack Butland on the bench as a result.

Ahead of the Spanish shot-stopper is set to be a back four that has started to show signs of becoming a cohesive unit in recent weeks.

Full-backs Tyrick Mitchell and Joel Ward will line up either side of summer signings Marc Guehi and Joachim Andersen, and the Danish international will be looking to put a disappointing display against the Foxes behind him.

In midfield, a hard-working trio of Luka Mililvojevic, Conor Gallagher and James McArthur are expected to provide the drive and energy Palace will need to get a result against their more affluent rivals, with all three in good form of late.

Vieira’s toughest decisions over the starting XI will come in attack. While talisman Wilfried Zaha is guaranteed to feature from the off, there’s some doubt over the striker’s position and right-wing role.

Former Celtic ace Odsonne Edouard will be hoping to retain his place up front ahead of Christian Benteke, while Michael Olise will hoping his first goal of the season last time out is enough to relegate the £7.2m-rated Jordan Ayew to the Palace bench.

And, in other news…Vieira must unleash “fearless” £13.5m-rated Palace wizard, he could have a huge impact 

أضاف الفرنسي كريم بنزيما هدف ريال مدريد الثاني أمام آينتراخت فرانكفورت الألماني في السوبر الأوروبي.

وجاء هدف بنزيما في الدقيقة 65 من تسديدة قوية، بعد تمريرة عرضية وصلت له من البرازيلي فينيسيوس جونيور.

وكان ديفيد ألابا قد تقدم بهدف أول لريال مدريد في شوط المباراة الأول، مستفيدًا من رأسية لكاسيميرو.

ويواجه ريال مدريد نظيره فرانكفورت على ملعب هلسنكي الأولمبي بنهائي السوبر الأوروبي.

يمكنك مطالعة التغطية المباشرة لمباراة ريال مدريد وفرانكفورت من خلال الرابط. هدف بنزيما في مباراة ريال مدريد وفرانكفورت

While results under the new leadership of Ange Postecoglou were somewhat mixed in the early stages of the season – with Celtic being dumped out of Champions League qualifying in the second round, as well as losing three of their opening seven Scottish Premiership fixtures and both of their opening two Europa League group stage games – things are finally starting to look on the up for the 56-year-old at Parkhead.

Indeed, the Bhoys are now on a run of three straight victories in all competitions, a series of games that has seen the club secure their first and second domestic away wins of the season, as well as a crucial 2-0 victory over Ferencvarosi TC in the Europa League – a result which keeps Postecoglou’s hopes of qualifying for the knockout stages of the competition alive.

However, while results are ultimately the most important metric a manager is judged on, it is not only Celtic’s accumulation of points that has improved for Postecoglou in recent weeks, but also the implementation of the Greek-Australian’s much-fabled brand of football.

Upon his arrival at Celtic this summer, Postecoglou’s appointment promised Celtic fans a style of play that was possession-based, relentlessly high intensity and extremely attacking – and, while there was some evidence of this during the early stages of the season, with the Bhoys typically dominating possession of the ball, the results did not always follow.

Indeed, in the 2-1 defeat to Heart of Midlothian back in July, Celtic enjoyed a whopping 73% of the ball and completed 429 more passes than their opposition, however, despite this domination, Postecoglou’s side created just one big chance over the course of the 90 minutes – the same number Hearts managed.

It was a similar story in the 1-0 loss to Livingston, with the Bhoys having 79% possession and completing 497 more passes than the Lions, although this time the Hoops failed to create even one big chance in the match.

However, the tide has certainly turned during the last three fixtures, with Celtic enjoying 61% possession, creating four big chances and completing 217 more passes than Aberdeen in the 2-1 win. They then boasted 73% of the ball, created one big chance and completed 443 more passes against Motherwell in the 2-0 victory, and had 67% possession, created seven big chances and succeeded with 371 more passes than Ferencvarosi in the 2-0 win.

And, while FBref does not track data for Scottish Premiership fixtures, there is a clue in the Bhoys’ Europa League win as to how Postecoglou has managed to improve his side’s creativity.

Indeed, when looking at Celtic’s pressing in the early stages of the season, the Hoops often applied pressure to opposition players in their defensive and middle thirds a greater number of times than in their attacking third – something that is not surprising, as Postecoglou likes his side to apply pressure extremely high up the pitch.

However, against Ferencvarosi, it would appear as if the 56-year-old instructed his side to change tact somewhat, with Celtic registering the most pressing in their own defensive third – 23 pressures were made in the defensive third while 46 in the middle third and then 61 in attacking third. That’s something that would suggest the manager wanted to draw the Hungarian side out of shape by allowing them to have more of the ball, before springing a counter-attack to catch them on the break.

And, considering both the result and display on Tuesday afternoon was arguably Celtic’s most impressive of the season, perhaps this is something we will more of from the Hoops in the coming weeks – as, with the Bhoys creating seven big chances against Ferencvarosi, it is certainly a tactic that appeared to work.

In other news: McGregor 2.0: Celtic’s 20 y/o “gem of a player” may cause Ange real problems next term

In a demonstration of power-hitting with which he carried Chennai Super Kings in the first IPL, Suresh Raina again showed his ability to dominate and, when the need arose, get out of a jam

The Bulletin by Jamie Alter30-Apr-2009
Scorecard and ball-by-ball details
How they were out
Cometh the hour, cometh the man …•Associated Press

In a demonstration of power-hitting with which he carried Chennai Super Kings in the first IPL, Suresh Raina again showed his ability to dominate and, when the need arose, get out of a jam. Chennai were in early trouble after being put in to bat but the early loss of the openers to Shane Warne’s introduction of spin didn’t deter Raina, who dispatched the Rajasthan Royals attack to all parts of SuperSport Park. His one-man show was complemented by a disciplined and enthusiastic fielding display – including a wicket and two catches to the man of the moment – and Chennai wrapped up victory by 38 runs.The spade work for victory had been done with a gem from Raina. His blazing innings started and ended in the face of adversary but it didn’t show on his face or in his choice of shots. Chennai had lost their leading run-scorer, Matthew Hayden, and Parthiv Patel to loose shots against Yusuf Pathan, who opened the attack with Dimitri Mascarenhas. But after that edgy start Chennai were put back on track through a 67-run liaison between Raina and S Badrinath. Raina was due a good score and he decided attack was the best way of defence.He took the initiative early on, taking Mascarenhas for four and six and then clubbing Yusuf over long-off for six more. Badrinath was promoted ahead of MS Dhoni, Jacob Oram and Albie Morkel with Chennai in trouble and he reciprocated with a smart cameo of 29. He relieved the pressure with three off-side boundaries and hit Yusuf out of the attack. Badri’s inventiveness – making room, getting the wrists into play, lofting over the infield – allowed Raina to continue blazing and he carved a brilliant front-foot six over point off Munaf Patel’s first delivery.Once he found his tempo, Raina was unstoppable. A deft tickle for four off Siddharth Trivedi was one for the purists, a thick inside-edge next ball for the same result just the bit of luck Raina needed to script an epic. He continued to produce punishing pulls and gorgeous shots down the ground, but the slice over cover-point was the sight of the evening. Shane Warne was pulled and cut for boundaries in his first over as Raina reached fifty from 27 balls.By now the mood in both camps had reversed. Rajasthan’s early momentum faded into repeated misfields that allowed boundaries, and where Chennai had been unsure with the bat at the start, Badrinath was uppercutting for four. There were risks, but they were calculated. The fifty-run partnership needed just 33 deliveries.Rajasthan took two wickets shortly after the break but with Dhoni giving him strike, Raina broke the shackles with consecutive boundaries in the 17th over. The run rate had now crossed seven and increased with consecutive sixes, both sliced over covers, in a 24-run 18th over during which Kamran Khan had to limp off with a twisted ankle. In the last over Raina raised his bat on 98, when the electronic scoreboard got it wrong after he slapped four past cover. Next ball was slashed up in the air and excellently taken by Graeme Smith at deep backward point. The only batsman to cross 30, Raina’s exemplary 98 off 55 balls lifted Chennai to a competitive total.That innings not only gave the crowd something to cheer about but also gave Chennai’s bowlers a solid platform to work with. A revamped new-ball attack of Morkel and Sudeep Tyagi kept it tidy and waited for errors, which came rather soon. Smith’s vigilance had played a big role in the last game but here he was impetuous, reaching out and guiding Morkel to point in the second over. Swapnil Asnodkar was another to fall going for a big shot, except that he swung his bat down onto his own stumps.As if his innings wasn’t torture enough for Rajasthan, Raina starred with the ball. Rob Quiney was given a life when Dhoni fluffed a stumping, but the bowler had his revenge when he beat bat with a slider.Yusuf came out blazing but failed to convert, lofting L Balaji down to long-off where the man who could do no wrong took the catch. Dhoni held back on using Balaji till the 11th over and the bowler immediately made an impact, not allowing any room. When Ravindra Jadeja skied Balaji miles into the starry night and Hayden settled under a steepler, the candle had gone out. The rest was a formality as Balaji took four, a solid comeback after a poor last match.It was apt that the last wicket, a massive top edge, should land in Raina’s hands. His grip remained firm from start to finish.

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O jogo adiado da 17ª rodada veio como uma grande oportunidade de Ponte Preta e Fluminense saltarem na tabela do Brasileirão. Quem vencesse, terminaria o turno mais próximo do G6 do que da zona de rebaixamento. No entanto, a fraca atuação das equipes no Moisés Lucarelli terminou em um zero a zero sem graça e frustrante para as pretensões de Abel Braga e Gilson Kleina.

Com um meio de campo alternativo – formado pelo capitão Henrique na proteção de Orejuela e Wendel – o Fluminense demorou para achar os atalhos do campo. Nos primeiros 20 minutos, sequer assustou o goleiro Aranha. Na única escapada de Wellington, o atacante foi derrubado na entrada da área. Posição boa para Scarpa, que cobrou por cima. Logo depois, Dourado tentou um chute improvável, a bola desviou e triscou o travessão. Muito pouco para terminar o turno próximo ao G6. Mas, é verdade, o time de Abel também não sofreu.

A Ponte Preta não estava inspirada. O fator casa já não faz diferença. O time que venceu apenas uma das últimas quatro partidas no Moisés Lucarelli parecia sem alternativas. Na experiência de Emerson Sheik, a Macaca segurava a bola para tentar cruzamentos na área – sem sucesso.

No segundo tempo, as equipes voltaram determinadas a abrir o placar. As jogadas, porém, continuavam as mesmas. Foi na base da vontade que a Ponte Preta começou a invadir a área tricolor. Finalizações no gol? Nenhuma. Do outro lado, Wellington e Scarpa tentavam achar espaço para chutar mas, de longe, não criaram perigo.

Os quase seis mil torcedores que cantavam no primeiro tempo se entediaram. Abel Braga, ídolo da torcida alvinegra, tirou o poderoso trio de ataque para dar vez aos garotos Marcos Júnior, Peu e Matheus Alessandro. Quase não encostaram na bola. Aos 37 do segundo tempo, o vice-artilheiro Lucca teve a primeira chance de finalizar: cobrança de falta no meio do gol, fácil para Júlio César.

Quem assistiu aos 90 minutos deve ter ficado contente com o apito final. O pouco futebol demonstrado pelos dois times resultou num empate, frustrante para ambos. A Ponte teve a chance de subir quatro posições; o Flu, três. Agora, têm mais 19 rodadas para saber: brigam por uma vaga na Libertadores ou para se manter na elite em 2018?

PONTE PRETA 0X0 FLUMINENSE
Data/Hora: 9/8/2017, às 20h
Estádio: Moisés Lucarelli, em Campinas (SP)
Árbitro: Heber Roberto Lopes (SC)
Assistentes: Carlos Berkenbrock (SC) e Helton Nunes (SC)
Cartões amarelos: Marllon (PON), Lucas (FLU)

PONTE PRETA: Aranha; Jeferson (Nino Paraíba, 37’/2ºT), Marllon, Luan Peres e Danilo; Naldo, Jadson (Claudinho, 22’/2ºT), Jean Patrick e Léo Artur (Saraiva, 29’/2ºT); Lucca e Emerson Sheik – T: Gilson Kleina

FLUMINENSE: Júlio César; Lucas, Renato Chaves, Nogueira e Marlon; Henrique, Orejuela e Wendel; Gustavo Scarpa (Marcos Júnior, 32’/2ºT), Wellington Silva (Matheus Alessandro, 35’/2ºT) e Henrique Dourado (Peu, 34’/2ºT) – T: Abel Braga

اكتسح نادي الهلال نظيره نوتنجهام فورست الإنجليزي بنتيجة 6-1 مساء الجمعة في مباراة ودية تحضيرية لعبت في معسكر الفريقين في برمنجهام.

دخل الهلال اللقاء بتشكيل مكون من: “عبد الله المعيوف، ناصر الدوسري، علي آل بليهي، جانج هيون سو، سعود عبد الحميد، كويلار، أندريه كاريلو، ماثيوس بيريرا، سالم الدوسري، موسى ماريجا، لوسيانو فييتو”.

سجل الفريق الإنجليزي هدف التقدم مما تسبب في غضب الهلال ليسجل ثلاثة أهداف في الشوط الأول عن طريق موسى ماريجا ولوسيانو فييتو وسالم الدوسري في الدقائق 36 و43 و45+1.

اقرا ايضا..الهلال يطلب حكام أجانب لمبارياته في الدوري السعودي

وفي الدقيقة 47 سجل أفضل لاعب في الهلال الموسم الماضي سالم الدوسري رابع أهداف أزرق الرياض وأضاف موسى ماريجا الهدف الخامس في الدقيقة 55.

وفي الدقيقة 66 سجل هداف كأس العرب تحت 20 عاما اللاعب عبدالله رديف هدف الهلال السادس.

يذكر أن الهلال سبق وأن حقق الفوز بهدفين لهدف في مباراة ودية أمام ألميريا الإسباني.

وينتظر أن يخوض الهلال ودية أخرى يوم 16 أغسطس الجاري أمام الشعلة عقب العودة إلى الرياض ثم يُلاقي الباطن يوم الجمعة 19 وذلك في ملعبه بالعاصمة الرياض بينما يلعب يوم 25 أغسطس أمام الخليج على ملعب الأمير محمد بن فهد، ضمن منافسات الجولة الأولى من الدوري السعودي الموسم المقبل.

This should be little more than a training run for New Zealand, who open their campaign against a struggling Scotland

Cricinfo staff05-Jun-2009Match factsSaturday, June 6, 2009
Start time 10.00 (09.00 GMT)Daniel Vettori: “We do not want to be the team who slips up against an Associate team”•AFP

Big PictureThe sides have been playing warm-up matches for the past week and realistically this should be little more than another training run for New Zealand. Scotland have never beaten a Test-playing nation in either an ODI or a Twenty20 international and that is unlikely to change at this tournament, if their recent form is any indication.They nearly lost their ODI status in the World Cup Qualifiers, failed to beat Netherlands in a warm-up and then lost one of their most experienced fast men, John Blain, after he had a serious argument with the captain Gavin Hamilton. The only positive was a competitive, though ultimately fruitless, showing in their practice match against England.For New Zealand the result should be a formality. They have a strong batting line-up based around Brendon McCullum, Jesse Ryder and Ross Taylor, and have a good chance of featuring in the final stages of the tournament. However, their coach Andy Moles is wary and said the Scotland game could be “a potential banana-skin”.Form guide (last five Twenty20s, most recent first)New Zealand WWLWT
Scotland WLWLN
Watch out forBrendon McCullum launched last year’s IPL with a spectacular 158 not out and against a relatively weak attack he could light up the opening stages of this event. His IPL form this year was patchy with flashes of his best and the other teams won’t thank Scotland if they bowl him back into touch.Comfortably Scotland’s best batsman, Gavin Hamilton has taken over the captaincy and will be keen to lead by example. Much of Scotland’s fate will rest on how he performs at the top of the order.Team newsNew Zealand will be without Kyle Mills after he was ruled out due to a back injury, although he was responding well to treatment. “His condition will be monitored over the next few days before a decision is made on whether he plays in the game against South Africa on Tuesday,” the coach Andy Moles said. Ryder was battling a niggling groin injury in the lead-up but he is expected to play.New Zealand squad Daniel Vettori (capt), Neil Broom, Ian Butler, Brendon Diamanti, James Franklin, Martin Guptill, Brendon McCullum, Nathan McCullum, Peter McGlashan, Kyle Mills, Iain O’Brien, Jacob Oram, Jesse Ryder, Scott Styris, Ross Taylor.Scotland squad Gavin Hamilton (capt), Richie Berrington, Calum MacLeod, Kyle Coetzer, Gordon Drummond, Majid Haq, Neil McCallum, Dewald Nel, Navdeep Poonia, Glenn Rogers, Colin Smith (wk), Jan Stander, Ryan Watson, Fraser Watts, Craig Wright.Pitch and conditionsDaniel Vettori should enjoy a surface expected to suit the slow bowlers. There could be light rain in London on Saturday with a forecast top of 17C.Stats and TriviaScotland have never beaten a Test-playing nation in an ODI or Twenty20 internationalThey have never met New Zealand in a Twenty20 and the two ODIs between the sides resulted in enormously one-sided wins to New ZealandScotland is the home of the “Mac” surname but they are outnumbered by New Zealand – McCallum and MacLeod compared to McCullum, McCullum and McGlashanQuotes”It is probably the most nerve-racking game we can have first up. We do not want to be the team who slips up against an Associate team. We have seen it happen at World Cups in the past.”
“We wanted to play decent cricket but we were miles off the mark.”