Em suas redes sociais, o Flamengo divulgou a lista de relacionados para a partida diante do RB Bragantino. O duelo, válido pela 29ª rodada do Brasileirão, ocorre neste sábado, às 19h, no Maracanã. Após data FIFA, o Mais Querido conta com mais jogadores à disposição. Porém,Léo Pereira, Matheuzinho e João Gomes estão suspensos.
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O equipe comandada por Dorival Jr. busca recuperar a confiança após quatro tropeços na competição. O Flamengo vem de derrota para o Fortaleza, de virada, na Arena Castelão. Antes, foi derrotado por Fluminense e empatou com Goiás e Ceará.
Os titulares Arrascaeta, Pedro e Éverton Ribeiro retornam das suas seleções após data FIFA. Quem também está de volta é Arturo Vidal, que deve começar a partida como titular no lugar do suspenso João Gomes, e o lateral-direito Varela.
No entanto, o volante Erick Pulgar, titular da seleção chilena na última semana, está fora da lista de relacionados para o jogo desta noite. O atleta teve uma entorse no tornozelo esquerdo e se juntou a Bruno Henrique e Rodrigo Caio no departamento médico.
Além de João Gomes, Léo Pereira e Matheuzinho também levaram o cartão amarelo e estão fora do duelo. Os três foram titulares na última partida pelo Campeonato Brasileiro.
Com o planejamento estabelecido por Dorival Jr, alguns atletas deverão ser poupados pela comissão técnica. Os veteranos Filipe Luís e David Luiz podem iniciar a partida no banco de reservas – os dois jogaram quatro dos últimos cinco jogos.
O Flamengo ocupa a quinta colocação do Campeonato Brasileiro, com 45 pontos conquistados. Caso vença, o Mais Querido pode ultrapassar o Corinthians, que possui 47 pontos.
A vitória da Portuguesa na última quarta-feira (12) em cima do Palmeiras, atual pentacampeão do Campeonato Paulista sub-20, junto da classificação para a fase semifinal do torneio, serviu para reposicionar o clube como um celeiro de jovens talentos.
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Eduardo Ferreira, gerente de futebol da Lusa, destacou a importância de avançar na competição: “Essa classificação resgata a imagem da Portuguesa como clube formador, traz de volta os olhares das pessoas para o momento de reestruturação do clube e mostra que há uma formação de atletas com qualidade, para que possam compor o elenco principal no futuro”
Preocupado em melhorar a qualidade do trabalho diário com os atletas, o clube tem trabalhado cada vez mais para integrar as categorias de base à equipe profissional, em um planejamento que envolve esforços da diretoria e comissão técnica, como conta Eduardo.
“O clube tem valorizado a categoria de base porque oferece, dentro das possibilidades, o melhor possível para o sub-20. Aquilo que a Portuguesa tem condições de oferecer, está sendo atendido. Temos uma boa estrutura de profissional, alojamento, alimentação. Por isso temos conseguido dar um retorno ao clube dentro de campo”, completou.
Após eliminar o Alviverde, a Portuguesa terá como adversário o Santos, que venceu o Ibrachina nas quartas de final. O primeiro confronto acontece no dia 19, às 15h, no Canindé. O duelo de volta ocorre no dia 27, no mesmo horário, na Vila Belmiro. As partidas da grande final estão marcadas para os dias 2 e 9 de novembro.
تحدث أحمد زاهر المدير الإداري لنادي بيراميدز، عن موقف الفريق الأول لكرة القدم، في الفترة الحالية، وذلك قبل انطلاق بطولة الدوري المصري الممتاز للموسم الجديد 2025-2026.
يذكر أن قرعة الدوري المصري الممتاز أسفرت عن وقوع بيراميدز في مواجهة وادي دجلة، في بداية مشواره بالبطولة التي تنطلق يوم 8 أغسطس المقبل.
وقال أحمد زاهر في تصريحات للمركز الإعلامي: “بيراميدز سيخوض مباراتين وديتين بالقاهرة في ختام تحضيراته لانطلاقة الموسم الجديد ومباريات الدوري المصري الممتاز”.
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وأوضح: “الفريق سيعود إلى القاهرة قادمًا من إسطنبول بعد انتهاء معسكره الخارجي في تركيا مساء الثلاثاء، على أن يحصل اللاعبون على راحة سلبية لمدة يومين بعد العودة والمعسكر التدريبي القوي”.
وأتم: “الفريق سيستأنف تدريباته بعد الراحة، بداية من يوم الجمعة 1 أغسطس على فترتين، قبل أن يواجه سيراميكا كليوباترا ودياً يوم 2 أغسطس، ثم يواجه أسوان في اليوم التالي 3 أغسطس، على أن تقام المباراتان على استاد الدفاع الجوي”.
“It’s not a crime to make mistakes as long as you learn from those mistakes,” said Pakistan’s director of cricket after the side’s underwhelming World Cup campaign
Andrew Fidel Fernando11-Nov-2023
Babar Azam ilearns every day with his captaincy, Mickey Arthur said•ICC via Getty Images
Babar Azam is still learning as captain, and deserves to be backed. This is what Pakistan’s director of cricket Mickey Arthur said, after wrapping up an underwhelming World Cup campaign with a 93-run loss to England.Pakistan finished with five losses in nine matches and had struggled through the middle of the league stage, losing to India, Australia, Afghanistan, and South Africa all in a row. Babar’s own form wasn’t quite to expectation, given the extremely high standards he often sets in white-ball cricket. He averaged 40 and struck at 82.9, hitting five fifties and making a high score of 74.As a result, Babar’s captaincy has come under significant scrutiny at home. He had been the top-ranked ODI batter, and Pakistan had been the top-ranked ODI side as recently as September. But poor campaigns in both the Asia Cup and World Cup have now changed the outlook on his leadership.Related
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“I get behind Babar – he is very, very close to me,” Arthur said after the loss to England. “He’s a young guy that needs to be taken on the journey with. He needs to be shown the ropes. He’s still learning all the time. We know he’s a very, very fine batsman. He learns every day with his captaincy.”Babar has had the ODI reins for over three years now, and at 29 has played international cricket for more than eight years.”He’s growing and we have to allow him the time to grow,” Arthur said. “And in order to do that, you make mistakes. It’s not a crime to make mistakes as long as you learn from those mistakes and as a group, we’ve made a lot of mistakes this World Cup. But if this group grows and learns from it, we’ve got the core of a very, very good side.”In terms of what went wry for Pakistan in this campaign, Arthur made two major observations. The first was that Pakistan only appeared the kind of side that can put up a seriously big score – as teams like India, South Africa, and Australia frequently do – when Fakhar Zaman plays a big innings.”Batting-wise, we have to become a 330-350 team,” he said. “The teams that are doing that and doing that consistently are the teams that are in the semi-final. And I don’t think we’ve done that consistently enough. We do that when Fakhar Zaman comes off and we can’t just be relying on one-on-one player.”The second observation was on the bowling. Naseem Shah’s injury-forced absence, Arthur said, put Pakistan’s attack off kilter. Among those who are seen to have underperformed the most in this Pakistan campaign, is Haris Rauf, who took 16 wickets at 33.31, but went at 6.74 an over.”The one thing we know is that Haris Rauf doesn’t normally bowl with the new ball. When you lose Naseem Shah, you have to find somebody to bowl with a new ball. We’ve been working hard on him with a new ball, and he bowled okay in patches. But when he bowls with an older ball – that’s what he’s used to.”It’s not an excuse. Our bowling equilibrium was out of kilter because Naseem Shah provides the consistency, where it allows Shaheen Shah [Afridi] to attack, and then you can attack with your legspinner and you attack with Haris Rauf. So, the equilibrium was upset but that is no excuse at all because quite frankly we haven’t played well enough.”
Can a change of format lift England’s white-ball fortunes?
Alan Gardner11-Dec-2023
Adil Rashid and Moeen Ali will be back in action for the T20I leg•Getty Images
Big picture – T20 World Cup countdown beginsAnd now for something completely different. Or at least a slight change of pace after three months solid of ODI cricket. England have had their fill for 2023 and even if West Indies’ appetite for the 50-over format has been sharpened by a 2-1 series win, having kicked their heels during the World Cup, it is time to switch gears and dig out the T20 duds for five short-form thrashes starting under the Bridgetown lights on Tuesday.You are never far from an ICC event these days, with the series beginning an informal countdown to next year’s T20 World Cup, to be played in the Caribbean and USA. England are the defending champions (where have we heard that one before?) and alongside West Indies the only team to have won the competition twice. Both have brought back some of their big guns – West Indies notably recalling Andre Russell two years after his last T20I appearance – although England are still without a number of their 2022 title-winning side, including Ben Stokes, Jonny Bairstow, Dawid Malan, Chris Jordan and Mark Wood.For the hosts, after two dismal T20 World Cup campaigns in the UAE and Australia – the latter of which saw them knocked out by Ireland in the preliminary group stage – there is an acute sense of needing to reassert their pedigree in what was for a long time West Indies’ strongest format. Already there are signs that Daren Sammy, now six months into his role as white-ball coach, is starting to improve fortunes; since failing at the 50-over qualifier in June, they have beaten India in T20Is and now England in ODIs.Sammy, famously, was the uncomplaining showrunner who united West Indies’ all-star T20 cast for their World Cup successes in 2012 and 2016, and it seems he has been at work behind the scenes once again to ensure that the likes of Russell – and Jason Holder, Nicholas Pooran and Kyle Mayers, all of whom turned down central contracts from CWI – are involved ahead of a home tournament.England, too, are beginning to feel the squeeze around player availability and the global T20 calendar that has long been the norm in the Caribbean, but they remain in a stronger position to dictate terms. Will Jacks may have been aggrieved to miss out on a central contract recently, but he is among those looking to place themselves front and centre as Jos Buttler and Matthew Mott begin to plot their second World Cup defence in less than a year.There will be opportunities, too, for the likes of Phil Salt – who has a World Cup winner’s medal but was left out for the New Zealand series in September – Ben Duckett and Rehan Ahmed to polish their credentials, while John Turner is line for an international debut as the latest addition to the seam-bowling stable after catching the eye with his performances in the Blast and Hundred during the summer.England have not set much store in bilateral limited-overs competition in recent times – their T20I commitments so far this year include being whitewashed 3-0 in Bangladesh and a 2-2 draw with New Zealand ahead of the ODI World Cup run-in – and will doubtless feel that, given the higher volume of T20 cricket played by most of their players, they have a strong base from which to prepare. This series and the visit of Pakistan in May will comprise their entire World Cup build-up; West Indies, meanwhile, only have a three-match series in Australia to come, after their Pakistan tour was shunted to 2025. Across the next 10 days, in Barbados, Grenada and Trindad, we’ll see how each team is placed.Form guideWest Indies WLLWW England WLWWLIn the spotlight – Andre Russell and Jos ButtlerFew players have T20 CVs to compete with Andre Russell, whose exploits across the major leagues – notably during a decade in the IPL with Kolkata Knight Riders – as well as his role in two World T20 wins, put him among the format’s all-time MVPs. It is now more than two years since his last international appearance, as the defending champions limped out of the 2021 World Cup, and it remains to be seen whether a 35-year-old allrounder with a history of knee problems can still be a dominant force. But his talismanic presence is enough in itself to encourage West Indies that they can regain their mojo in the format.Is a change as good as a rest? Jos Buttler might be about to find out. In action almost permanently since the start of August, through the Hundred and then the build-up and execution of England’s doomed World Cup campaign, followed almost immediately by a return to colours in the Caribbean, Buttler has looked increasingly careworn over recent weeks. Although he ended the worst run of his ODI career with a fifty at the 14th attempt in Antigua last week, that was immediately followed up with a golden duck in the defeat in Barbados. A return to opening the batting might bring the clarity he needs.Team news – Big names back on both sidesAfter the experimental feel of the ODIs, West Indies will welcome back a host of battle-hardened internationals for this series. Holder, Pooran, Mayers, Russell and the captain Rovman Powell have all been in action at the Abu Dhabi T10 but should slot back in, with the personnel largely unchanged from the 3-2 victory over India in August.West Indies (probable): 1 Brandon King, 2 Kyle Mayers, 3 Nicholas Pooran, 4 Shai Hope, 5 Rovman Powell (capt), 6 Shimron Hetmyer, 7 Andre Russell, Romario Shepherd, 8 Jason Holder, 9 Akeal Hosein, 10 Gudakesh Motie, 11 Alzarri JosephMott has confirmed that Buttler will move back up to opener, where he will be partnered by one of the ODI Bash Brothers, Salt or Jacks. Rehan may have to warm the bench, with the return of senior spin duo Moeen Ali and Adil Rashid, while 22-year-old quick Turner will hope to make his first England appearance at some point in the series.England (probable): 1 Jos Buttler (capt & wk), 2 Phil Salt, 3 Will Jacks, 4 Ben Duckett, 5 Harry Brook, 6 Liam Livingstone, 7 Moeen Ali, 8 Sam Curran, 9 Tymal Mills/Gus Atkinson, 10 Adil Rashid, 11 Reece TopleyPitch and conditionsThere was plenty on offer for the bowlers during the rain-affected ODI at Kensington Oval and the prospect of a used surface for this first T20I may put a cap on the run-scoring – although it is a ground on which the ball can fly to all parts, as demonstrated when more than 400 runs were scored by West Indies and England in the third match of five in 2021-22. As with Saturday’s one-day game, there is a chance that the weather may have a say.Stats and trivia England have won six and lost seven of their previous 13 T20Is against West Indies in the Caribbean, although their overall record in the region is in credit – 11 wins, seven losses – thanks to their World T20 victory back in 2010, which was sealed on this ground against Australia. Their last T20I series in the region finished in a 3-2 series loss, with each of the five matches taking place in Barbados. That included a memorable one-run win in the second match, despite West Indies’ remarkable ninth-wicket stand of 72 in 29 balls. Rashid needs two more wickets to become the first Englishman to 100 in T20Is. He is also the man with the most international T20 wickets against West Indies – 22 in 13 matches, at an average of 10.95.”It’s very, very important. It’s good that we play a T20 series before so we have an idea of how we are looking to play, we have an idea of the squad and combination that can work for us. It provides a lot of opportunity for us to fine tune.” “We’re in the thick of a series which is going to be quite important for us going forward with the T20 here in six months. You naturally need to focus on that.”
Após empate em 1 a 1 com o Cuiabá fora de casa pelo Brasileirão, o já campeão Palmeiras se reapresentou na Academia de Futebol na manhã desta segunda-feira. Atletas, comissão técnica, diretoria e todo staff do clube tiveram uma manhã descontraída e posaram para a foto oficial do título antes do início das atividades.
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Com o registro do Hendeca garantido, os jogadores que atuaram por mais de 45 minutos contra o time mato-grossense fizeram atividades regenerativas na parte interna do centro de excelência. Já os demais realizaram uma movimentação técnica com um coletivo de oito contra oito em campo reduzido e, por fim, alguns ainda praticaram finalizações.
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Preservado na última rodada por conta do desgaste da temporada, Endrick participou normalmente dos trabalhos com os demais companheiros. Vanderlan, substituído com câimbras na partida do último domingo, não teve constatada nenhuma lesão e também esteve presente nas atividades.
O meio-campista Jailson, em processo de transição física, atuou como “coringa” no trabalho de campo, ou seja, não teve tanta exigência física. Já Raphael Veiga seguiu o cronograma de recuperação com trabalhos em campo sob supervisão de membros do Núcleo de Saúde e Performance.
O Palmeiras volta a treinar nesta terça-feira, às 11h, na Academia de Futebol. O time se prepara agora para receber o América-MG nesta quarta, às 21h30, no Allianz Parque, pela penúltima rodada do nacional. O confronto marcará a cerimônia de entrega da taça para o campeão antecipado.
يلتقي منتخب مصر للناشئين لكرة اليد تحت 19 عامًا، اليوم الجمعة مع نظيره النرويج ضمن منافسات بطولة كأس العالم للناشئين لكرة اليد.
وتأتي مواجهة مصر والنرويج، للمنافسة على المراكز من الخامس إلى الثامن بعد فشلهما في التأهل إلى نصف نهائي البطولة.
طالع.. فيديو | منتخب مصر يخسر أمام إسبانيا ويودع كأس العالم للناشئين لكرة اليد
وخسر منتخب مصر، أمام نظيره الإسباني بنتيجة 31-29، في اللقاء الذي جمعهما أمس الخميس ضمن منافسات ربع نهائي بطولة العالم لناشئي اليد.
البطولة تستضيفها مصر خلال الفترة من 6 إلى 17 أغسطس الجاري، على صالات استاد القاهرة، العاصمة الإدارية الجديدة، وصالة الدكتور حسن مصطفى بمدينة 6 أكتوبر.
وكان منتخب مصر قد تأهل إلى ربع النهائي بعد التعادل في مباراتي الدور الرئيسي أمام التشيك (35-35) والدنمارك، وذلك عقب تصدره مجموعته في الدور التمهيدي بالعلامة الكاملة، محققًا انتصارات كبيرة على كوريا الجنوبية (46-27)، البحرين (36-28)، واليابان (39-28). موعد مباراة مصر والنرويج في كأس العالم للناشئين لكرة اليد
ومن المنتظر أن تقام المباراة بين مصر والنرويج الجمعة في تمام الساعة الخامسة مساءً بتوقيت القاهرة والسعودية. القناة الناقلة لمباراة مصر والنرويج في كأس العالم للناشئين لكرة اليد
وتنقل قناة أون سبورت 2 المباراة بين مصر والنرويج لناشئين كرة اليد.
ويُمكنكم متابعة أحداث مباريات اليوم لحظة بلحظة من مركز المباريات من هنـــا
O Corinthians tinha plenas condições em sair do Couto Pereira com os três pontos e vivo na briga pela segunda colocação, mas a equipe reproduziu em campo o destempero emocional de seu técnico, e colocou tudo a perder em cinco minutos. Mesmo com um homem a menos durante boa parte do jogo, o Timão se recuperou e buscou o empate contra o Coritiba.
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Sem seus laterais titulares, suspensos, Vítor Pereira optou por Bruno Méndez e Bruno Melo nas posições, e esse foi o maior erro do treinador na partida. Antes mesmo da expulsão, o uruguaio não fazia boa partida, sofrendo demais para neutralizar as jogadas de Alef Manga em seu setor.
O Coxa aproveitou o início sonolento do Timão e, nos erros de Du Queiroz e Balbuena, Manga fez ótima jogada individual e abriu o placar cedo.
Ainda sem demonstrar muito ímpeto ofensivo, o Corinthians conseguiu correr atrás do prejuízo e buscou o empate. Yuri fez o papel de garçom e cruzou linda bola para Du Queiroz se redimir de seu erro e igualar o marcador. O volante, que já havia marcado contra o Flamengo, pegou gosto por pisar na área e balançar as redes.
Porém, poucos minutos após voltar ao jogo, o Timão colocou tudo a perder em um lance no qual Cássio não agarrou a bola e Fausto Vera foi imprudente no desarme. Polêmica à parte, o grupo não pode demonstrar tamanho desequilíbrio quando não concorda com a decisão do árbitro.
As expulsões de Bruno Méndez e Vítor Pereira, além do cartão amarelo para Cássio após o segundo gol de Alef Manga, comprovaram o destempero emocional da equipe em um jogo no qual o árbitro não conduziu bem a partida.
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Com um homem a menos e a desvantagem no placar, o auxiliar Filipe Almeida promoveu algumas mudanças no segundo tempo, e o Corinthians conseguiu o improvável.
Mesmo jogando com um a mais, o Coritiba cedia espaços na transição defensiva, e o clube alvinegro soube aproveitar. Róger Guedes deu lançamento primoroso para Yuri Alberto, que mostrou toda sua frieza e calma para empatar novamente o jogo.
O gol do camisa 9 passou uma tranquilidade que o Timão não teve nos primeiros 45 minutos. A equipe passou a ser mais coesa na defesa, e levava perigo ocasionalmente ao goleiro do Coxa.
Dadas as circunstâncias impostas pelo próprio Corinthians, o resultado no Couto Pereira foi satisfatório, especialmente a mudança de postura da equipe no segundo tempo. No entanto, não fosse o descontrole emocional, o Timão teria plenas chances em conquistar os três pontos e seguir na luta pela segunda colocação.
The West Indies quick will now head home to recover before travelling to the PSL
Andrew McGlashan30-Jan-2024
Shamar Joseph had a terrific start to his Test career•Cricket Australia/Getty Images
Shamar Joseph has been ruled out of his ILT20 stint with Dubai Capitals due to the toe injury he picked up during the Gabba Test.Although scans showed no fracture after he was clattered on the boot by a Mitchell Starc yorker, Joseph battled pain on the fourth day to produce one of the greatest spells in Test history as he claimed 7 for 68 to inspire West Indies to a famous eight-run win – their first victory in Australia since 1997. At the start of the start of the day, he had not expected to feature before he was dosed up on painkillers by the team physio.Once introduced into the attack, Joseph bowled unchanged to rip through Australia’s batting line and was still nudging 150kph late in the spell. “I’m not putting down this ball until the last wicket falls,” he told his captain Kraigg Brathwaite.Related
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He had been due to head straight to the ILT20 having signed with Capitals before the Australia tour but will now return home to recover before travelling to the PSL where he was signed as a replacement player by Peshawar Zalmi overnight.Joseph is unlikely to be short of offers from T20 leagues around the world after the stunning start to his career where he claimed Steven Smith with his first delivery and claimed two five-wicket hauls.However, in the aftermath of his Gabba heroics, Joseph committed to always being available for West Indies duty.”I will always be here to play Test cricket for the West Indies,” he said. “I am not afraid to say this live. There will be times when T20 might come around and Test cricket will be there … but I will always be available to play for the West Indies no matter how much money comes towards me.”It was a busy 24 hours for Joseph after the Test as he fielded various media requests while he was lauded back in the Caribbean with newspapers leading the front pages with the cricket result. Numerous leaders from around the region also posted their praise and congratulations on social media.Managing Joseph will now need to be at the forefront of West Indies’ selectors’ thoughts and balancing the offers he gets from overseas. During the spell in Brisbane, Ian Bishop expressed how he hoped money could be found to protect Joseph.”Important for the board, Guyana govt & cooperate bodies to find a way to allocate funds to compensate Shamar Joseph & 1 or 2 other fast bowlers to keep them in the Caribbean & control how much cricket they play,” Bishop posted on X. “Their pace is everything. Don’t allow burnout.”Although Joseph was never due to feature in the white-ball leg of the Australia tour, he could yet come into contention for the T20 World Cup in June which will be hosted in the Caribbean and West Indies. His next opportunity in Test cricket will come on the tour of England in July where West Indies will play three Tests.The ODI series against Australia begins in Melbourne on Friday. West Indies will be captained by Shai Hope and coached by Daren Sammy. Three T20Is follow, for which Rovman Powell will take over as captain.