All posts by h79snht.top

MatériaMais Notícias

O técnico Osmar Loss gostou da postura do Corinthians após a expulsão de Gabriel, ainda aos oito minutos do segundo tempo. O Colo-Colo, que já vencia por 1 a 0, não conseguiu ampliar o placar graças às boas defesas de Cássio.

– Acho que o jogo foi de dois momentos distintos. O Corinthians encontrou a posse de bola e evitamos o ímpeto do Colo-Colo. Em alguns momentos perdemos isso e demos profundidade ao time deles e consequentemente deixamos de ter jogadas ofensivas. O segundo tempo tinha tudo para ser um grande segundo tempo, mas tivemos a perda de um jogador e tivemos um comportamento extremamente positivo na fase defensiva, por mais que a gente tenha oferecido algumas situações – analisou Loss, que elogiou Cássio.

– Teve uma atuação muito interessante, jogador de Seleção. E ele teve uma atuação que ela realmente nos ajudou a ter esse resultado de placar mínimo – acrescentou o treinador.

O atacante Romero, que concedeu entrevista coletiva ao lado de Loss, reclamou da arbitragem do colombiano Wilmar Roldan.

– É jogo de Libertadores, sabíamos que íamos encontrar essas dificuldades. O que mais me chamou a atenção foi o juiz. Gabriel fez duas faltas e na primeira levou o amarelo e na segunda foi expulso. Foi muito injusto com nosso time, teve jogadores do Colo-Colo que também mereceram ser expulsos. Isso que me chamou a atenção. Juiz com muita experiência, que apitou Mundial. Mas estamos vivos, temos que jogar bola – disse Romero.

Corinthians e Colo-Colo disputam o duelo de volta no dia 29 de agosto, na Arena em Itaquera. Como a Libertadores ainda tem gol qualificado, o Timão precisa de uma vitória por dois gols de diferença para avançar. Se o Timão vencer por 1 a 0, a decisão será nos pênaltis.

continua após a publicidadeRelacionadasCorinthiansHerói, Cássio confia em virada do Corinthians: ‘Totais condições’Corinthians09/08/2018CorinthiansCorinthians perde Gabriel, mas deve ter Ralf para a volta contra Colo-ColoCorinthians09/08/2018CorinthiansATUAÇÕES: Cássio impede derrota maior do Timão em SantiagoCorinthians08/08/2018

Tudo sobre

Colo-ColoCorinthiansOsmar LossRomero

Philander is in the fledgling stages of a career that looks set to take off with all the glory of an eagle in full flight and he cannot be expected to take a five-for every time he walks on to a cricket field

Firdose Moonda in Hamilton12-Mar-2012

More than Newlands, the Wanderers or SuperSport Park, the pitch at the University Oval in Dunedin is the surface Vernon Philander should remember best. It is the only one on which he has not taken a five-wicket haul in an innings and, by implication, has provided him with his biggest challenge so far.Philander is in the fledgling stages of a career that looks set to take off with all the glory of an eagle in full flight and he cannot be expected to take a five-for every time he walks on to a cricket field. What he can expect is for things to get tougher after his dream start, and Brendon McCullum and Ross Taylor and to a lesser extent Trent Boult, gave him a glimpse of what that might look like.With New Zealand nine down going into the third morning, Philander was handed the ball, a gesture that could be seen as him being given the opportunity for another five-for. Instead, he dished up five juicy length balls in succession to Boult who responded by planting them over the boundary rope. Perhaps what made it more insulting was that it was another bowler who was giving Philander the treatment.In the second innings, it was a more intense battle against New Zealand’s two set batsmen. Philander was properly tested. Although he still kept his usual line outside the off stump and got occasional movement away from the batsmen, he did not find the edge. He was forced to try different things on an unresponsive pitch, adjust his gameplans and out-think the opposition rather than just outplay them and he admitted it gave him a few more things to ponder.”Your biggest test is always away from home,” Philander said. “I’ve had the luxury of playing at home in my first few games so it’s a bit of a mental test having to come here and perform as well as I have at home.”The New Zealand tour is Philander’s first Test series outside South Africa and although he maintained that his line will probably work anywhere in the world, he said his lengths have had to change. “It’s a touch slower than what we have back home .So I’ve got to bowl it slightly shorter than what I would do at home,” he said.The Seddon Park pitch in Hamilton is expected to be similar to the one the teams played on in Dunedin and, if anything, it will be drier and more difficult for the rest of the seamers. The one thing on offer may be movement and if it’s there, Philander is convinced he can make it work for him. “If there is movement, I am probably the one bowler that will exploit it,” he said. “I always back myself to get something out of the wicket and with the new ball it’s a big plus for me [to try and do that].”His opening partner, Dale Steyn, has not had the same success of late. Steyn took two wickets in the Test but it has become a talking point that he has not had a five-for in an innings where he has bowled with Philander, something that may be tough if Philander keeps taking all the available wickets. While analysts have started to discuss whether Steyn is bowling within himself, Philander does not believe there is anything to be concerned about. “Dale is a wonderful bowler and bowlers always go through patches like that sometimes,” he said. “It’s going to take one spell to get him back.”Kruger van Wyk said he expected as much from the man he played against in first-class cricket in South Africa at least six years ago, before moving to New Zealand and is enjoying facing him again.”There are not too many weak links in the South African side. Philander has been a top performer in first-class cricket for as long as I can remember, even when I was back there,” he said. “They ask a lot of questions of you as a batter so you have to be on top of your game. But we are up for that challenge, we look forward to playing some good sides and you want to be tested against good players. It will be great to face them again.”

MatériaMais Notícias

Robert Piris da Motta é o novo reforço do Flamengo. O volante paraguaio foi anunciado pelo clube da Gávea nesta quinta-feira e assinou contrato com o Rubro-Negro até o fim de 2022. Agora, a diretoria corre para regularizá-lo a tempo de inscrevê-lo na Copa Libertadores. O prazo é até esta sexta-feira.

Com passagens pelas seleções de base e principal do Paraguai, o volante de 24 anos defendia o San Lorenzo desde 2017. Nesta temporada, foram 25 partidas pelo clube argentino. Contratado para repor a saída de Jonas, vendido ao Al-Ittihad, da Arábia Saudita, Piris da Motta celebrou o acerto com o Flamengo.

– A verdade é que estou muito contente com esse passo na minha carreira, ainda mais por jogar no maior clube do Brasil, que só de saber que se interessavam em mim foi um orgulho muito grande. Espero aproveitar minha passagem aqui no Flamengo e desfrutar ao máximo – afirmou ao site do Fla.

Em seu anúncio, o Flamengo destacou que Piris da Motta é um jogador “ágil, com bom poder de marcação e boa chegada ao ataque”. Revelado pelo Rubio Ñu (PAR) e com passagem pelo Olímpia (PAR). Pela seleção, disputou a Copa do Mundo Sub-20, em 2013, as Eliminatórias Sul-Americanas para a Copa da Rússia e a Copa América Centenário de 2016, nos Estados Unidos.

O anúncio nas redes sociais do Flamengo se deu de forma criativa. Antes de confirmar a contratação do volante, o clube postou um vídeo no qual o cantor Alexandre Pires, rubro-negro declarado, manda um recado para o seu xará.

O meme, meus amigos, virou realidade! #Pirou pic.twitter.com/OZPMGe7AX2

— Flamengo (@Flamengo) August 2, 2018

ESPNcricinfo previews the third one-dayer between India and West Indies in Ahmedabad

The Preview by Siddarth Ravindran04-Dec-2011Match factsMonday, December 5
Start time 1430 (0900 GMT)Can West Indies lift their performance and close out a match to keep the series alive?•AFP

Big PictureIt’s been more than a month since West Indies landed in India but they are yet to win a game. They haven’t been pushovers though, and have made India work hard for victory in most of the matches. Their captain, Darren Sammy, has regularly lauded the never-say-die spirit and character of his team, but another defeat on Monday will leave them with only dead rubbers to break their duck. West Indies’ ODI successes in their previous two home series have also come only once the trophy was lost.India have far less to worry about. While the form of the openers is a little concerning, most of their experiments have paid off. They can’t complain too much about the manner in which their new-look pace attack has fared in the first two matches, Rohit Sharma has played two match-turning innings on his comeback, and Ravindra Jadeja has flourished as an allrounder at No. 7. The team management would like some runs for Virender Sehwag and Suresh Raina, though, before the series is over.The massive crowds at the previous two matches in Cuttack and Visakhapatnam have sparked off talk about how India needs to play more at smaller cricketing centres. With the scheduling once again ignoring the weekend, it will be interesting to see what the response is on Monday in Ahmedabad. The Sardar Patel Stadium has already hosted three World Cup matches this year, including a high-profile India v Australia quarter-final. Will the fans show up for a one-day game in which the biggest names on both teams are missing?Form guideIndia WWWWW (Most recent first)
West Indies LLLWWIn the spotlightWhen India toured the West Indies earlier this year, Suresh Raina was the captain of the side, on the back of crucial innings in the quarter-final and semi-final of the World Cup. He failed in the one-dayers in the Caribbean, but had a more fruitful time against England. Still, Virat Kohli’s outstanding form all year, and Rohit’s recent resurgence means Raina could find himself out of the XI when MS Dhoni and Yuvraj Singh return. He needs a solid innings or two in the remainder of the series to make his case for a place in the starting XI for the Australia tri-series.It’s only two months since Denesh Ramdin made his comeback to the West Indies side after more than a year on the sidelines, partly as a result of not scoring runs. His batting in the few chances since his return haven’t merited him a position as high as No. 6 in the line-up, and he needs to tighten up his keeping as well – dropping Kohli early on proved very costly for West Indies in the second ODI.Pitch and conditionsThe track at the Sardar Patel Stadium will allow the bowlers to extract pace, curator Dhiraj Parsana said on the eve of the match. “The wicket here has always been good for batting, but the bowlers would also have a good time I believe, as they would be able to get good pace,” Parsana said. “The side that wins the toss should bat first.” However, dew could be a factor here, prompting the captains to decide otherwise. “Efforts have been made to keep the [effects of] dew to a minimum,” Parsana said. “We have stopped watering the field three days prior to the match and have also sprayed [the outfield with] a special kind of chemical.”Team newsFor the home side, the person whose place is most under the scanner is Parthiv Patel. The lack of an alternative wicketkeeper in the squad, though, will keep Parthiv in the XI for only his second international game at his home ground. It is unlikely there will be any experimentation in the make-up of the side that won the first two games.India (possible) 1 Parthiv Patel (wk), 2 Virender Sehwag (capt), 3 Gautam Gambhir, 4 Virat Kohli, 5 Rohit Sharma, 6 Suresh Raina, 7 Ravindra Jadeja, 8 R Ashwin, 9 R Vinay Kumar, 10 Varun Aaron, 11 Umesh Yadav.West Indies have to decide whether they need to play two specialist quicks when they have three medium-pace bowling allrounders – Darren Sammy, Kieron Pollard and Andre Russell – in the side. There’s also Lendl Simmons to turn to in case a few overs of medium-pace are needed. Marlon Samuels alone isn’t enough for the spin department, particularly in the subcontinent. How they will find a place for an extra spinner remains to be seen.West Indies 1 Lendl Simmons, 2 Adrian Barath, 3 Marlon Samuels, 4 Darren Bravo, 5 Danza Hyatt, 6 Kieron Pollard, 7 Denesh Ramdin (wk), 8 Darren Sammy (capt), 9 Andre Russell, 10 Kemar Roach, 11 Sunil Narine/Ravi Rampaul.Stats and triviaIndia have now won 11 successive one-dayers at home, comfortably a record, beating their previous longest victorious streak of seven matches between 1981 and 1983Viat Kohli is now 57 short of Jonathan Trott in the race to be the highest run-getter of the year in one-dayersWest Indies have played India at the Sardar Patel Stadium four times, winnings on three occasionsQuotes”It’s difficult to say I am satisfied when you are losing. But we have shown a lot of spirit and created opportunities to win.”

“McGrath is my hero. I am inspired by him and trying to bowl like him.”

أعلن الاتحاد الدولي لكرة القدم (فيفا) عن نظام بطولة كأس العالم للأندية، نسخة 2025، والتي ستشهد مشاركة 32 فريقًا وهو النظام الذي أعلنه جياني إنفانتينو منذ عامين.

البطولة التي انتهت نسختها الماضية يوم السبت الماضي بتتويج ريال مدريد في المغرب على حساب الهلال السعودي، ستلعب في ديسمبر المقبل خلال الفترة من 12 إلى 22 من ذلك الشهر، بنفس النظام بمشاركة أبطال القارات، بالمملكة العربية السعودية.

وستتبقى نسخة واحدة تلعب بنفس النظام، وهي 2024، ولكن حتى الآن لم يتم الإعلان عن الدولة التي تستضيف ذلك الحدث العالمي.

الاتحاد الدولي أعلن اليوم الثلاثاء بعد اجتماع مجلسه، أن بطولة 2025، ستشهد تطبيق النظام الجديد بمشاركة 32 فريقًا بدلًا من 7 فرق فقط.

وسيتم تقسيم على النحو التالي .. نظام كأس العالم للأندية الجديد 2025

12 فريقًا من أوروبا

6 فرق من أمريكا الجنوبية

4 فرق من أمريكا الشمالية

4 فرق من إفريقيا

4 فرق من آسيا

مقعد من قارة أوقيانوسيا

مقعد واحد لفريق يمثل البلد المنظم

تمكن فريق النصر السعودي من تحقيق الفوز على نظيره ضمك بثلاثية نظيفة، في المباراة التي انتهت منذ قليل، ضمن منافسات بطولة الدوري السعودي.

وتواجه النصر مع ضمك على أرضية ملعب الأمير سلطان بن عبد العزيز، في إطار منافسات الجولة 18 من دوري روشن السعودي.

وسجل البرتغالي كريستيانو رونالدو الهدف الأول للنصر في الدقيقة 17 من عمر المباراة، بعد احتساب حكم اللقاء ركلة جزاء من لمسة يد على مدافع ضمك.

طالع…ترتيب هدافي الدوري السعودي بعد هاتريك كريستيانو رونالدو أمام ضمك

وفي الدقيقة 23 أضاف كريستيانو رونالدو الهدف الثاني للنصر، عن طريق تسديدة قوية من خارج منطقة جزاء سكنت شباك حارس مرمى ضمك.

وواصل رونالدو توهجه ليسجل الهدف الثالث للنصر (هاتريك) في الدقيقة 44 من زمن الشوط الأول، بعد تمريرة رائعة من اللاعب أيمن يحيى استقبلها الدون بتسديدة داخل المرمى.

بهذا الفوز يصل النصر للنقطة 43 في صدارة جدول ترتيب دوري روشن السعودي، بينما يتواجد ضمك في المركز السابع ولديه 22 نقطة. أهداف مباراة النصر وضمك في الدوري السعودي (كريستيانو رونالدو)

MatériaMais Notícias

Ryan Harris, Australia’s preferred pace spearhead, has almost certainly played his last Test match for 2011

Daniel Brettig02-Dec-2011

Ryan Harris, Australia’s preferred pace spearhead, has almost certainly played his last Test match for 2011, and will not return until he can get his injury-afflicted body fit enough to guarantee five days of strong bowling.One of the most problematic men among the quintet of players omitted from the Brisbane Tests, Harris, 32, is Australia’s best bowler when fit, but seemingly less likely to remain so with each match he plays. Pat Howard, the team performance manager, has decreed Harris must be brought to a point at which he is capable of performing for five days before he can resume with the team.At present, Howard indicated, two or three days of bowling and fielding is about the best Harris can manage. Currently convalescing after a hip/pelvis complaint, Harris is understood to have been placed on a longer-term fitness program over the next month, and is unlikely to be considered for the Hobart Test or the Boxing Day match against India. He is scheduled to return to bowling in Brisbane on Monday, but will not be rushed back.”The medical team are working particularly hard with a mandate to try to get him back to produce a really good five-day outcome,” Howard told ESPNcricinfo. “We know we could rush him back quickly and get him bowling for two or three days and that doesn’t really help him in the long-term or Australian cricket, so we’re really looking at how do we get Ryan back to play at his best for five days. We all know if we can get him back to that stage, then we’ve got a fantastic asset playing for Australia.”Harris bowled some outstanding spells to help Australia win a Test series in Sri Lanka, and was also among the wickets in the first Test against South Africa in Cape Town. However a hamstring strain kept him out of the third Test of the Sri Lanka series, and he missed the second in South Africa with a hip ailment. He is also managing a degenerative right knee.This combination of trouble spots means that Harris’ fitness can be a day-to-day proposition, and Howard is adamant the Test team led by Michael Clarke should not be second-guessing the fitness of any of its XI. To that end, Howard has suggested that last-minute or even match eve fitness tests may be consigned to the dustbin of history.The early decision to rule out five players from the Brisbane Test squad was a choice made out of consideration for the demands of the summer ahead, but also to ensure that fitness tests and the flying in of shadow players did not disrupt the assembly and preparation of the firs Test team.”What we’re trying not to do is wait until the last day to make a decision on an injured player,” Howard said. “We didn’t wait until 6pm the night before the Test to say Pat Cummins can’t play. We’ve said put in all the physio we can, be very active with that and medical services to get him back to 100%, rather than try to put him out at 80%, and we made that decision with a few of the players looking at we’ve got six Test matches here.”Cummins joined the Australia squad in Brisbane on day two of the first Test against New Zealand, as part of the team’s desire to more closely monitor the fitness and wellbeing of its cricketers. Howard said the team’s medical and fitness staff were being given a greater opportunity to work with the likes of Cummins and Shaun Marsh, also allowing the captain Michael Clarke to see and know precisely how his injured players are going.”Shaun Marsh has been with the team all week, Pat Cummins is coming up to visit, Ryan Harris has been in, Shane Watson’s been in, Mitchell Johnson flew back over [for surgery],” Howard said. “We do want to closely deal with that because that helps the selectors have a deeper squad, that helps the captain understand where his team is going for the next couple of Tests, the strength and conditioning guys monitor that re-entry into games. There is a closer co-ordination of that.”

MatériaMais Notícias

O Sampaio Corrêa está na final da Copa do Nordeste. No Frasqueirão, o time do Maranhão empatou com o Mais Querido por 1 a 1 e agora encara o Bahia. O primeiro jogo acontece na próxima terça-feira, no estádio Castelão. A volta será no dia 10, na Arena Fonte Nova.

O duelo

O primeiro tempo foi truncado no Frasqueirão. As duas equipes não perdiam uma dividida no meio de campo e poucas chances foram criadas.

A primeira veio com o Sampaio Corrêa. No contra-ataque, Danielzinho invadiu a grande área, tocou para Diego Silva que chutou forte, viu a bola desviar em Tonhão e triscar a trave de Edson.

Sem muita inspiração no ataque, o ABC encontrava dificuldades na hora de concluir as jogadas e só chegou com perigo aos 37 minutos. Arez tabelou na entrada da área e chuta de trivela. A bola pegou efeito e passou muito perto do gol.

No segundo tempo o panorama do confronto permaneceu sem alterações. A prova do equilíbrio foi que o ABC só assustou aos 22 minutos. Matheus Carvalho ganhou no cruzamento e Andrey faz excelente defesa.

Seguro dentro de campo, o Sampaio Corrêa decretou sua classificação através da cobrança de pênalti. João Paulo foi derrubado por Maxwell e o juizão apontou para a marca da cal. Na cobrança, Fernando Sobral deslocou Edson e saiu para o abraço.

Confusão

Inconformados com a marcação de pênalti do árbitro Péricles Bassols, a torcida do ABC protagonizou cenas horríveis no Frasqueirão. Alguns atacaram objetos em direção ao juiz e outros chegaram a invadir o gramado, mas pularam o alambrado de volta. Assustados, os jogadores das duas equipes ficaram concentrados no meio de campo ao lado do trio de arbitragem.

Volta ao Jogo

Após 13 minutos de confronto paralisado, o ABC voltou com muita gana e conseguiu o empate. Higor Leite cobrou falta, Erivélton desviou e venceu o goleiro Andrey.

RelacionadasGrêmioGrêmio oficializa a contratação do atacante MarinhoGrêmio28/06/2018Copa do MundoSouthgate explica opção de utilizar time reserva diante da BélgicaCopa do Mundo28/06/2018Copa do MundoTécnico do Panamá se irrita em coletiva: ‘Somos a pior equipe?’Copa do Mundo28/06/2018

Apesar da vontade, o time potiguar não conseguiu a virada e viu o Sampaio Corrêa comemorar a vaga dentro da sua casa.