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يلتقي فريق إنتر ميامي، بقيادة النجم الأرجنتيني ليونيل ميسي مع خصمه فريق ناشفيل، في إطار منافسات بطولة الدوري الأمريكي.

ويستضيف ملعب “درايك بينك”، معقل إنتر ميامي مباراة الفريقين في إطار منافسات الدوري الأمريكي، نسخة 2023.

كان إنتر ميامي قد فاز في المباراة الماضية من الدوري على ريد بولز بهدفين دون رد، بينما خسر ناشفيل من أتالانتا يونايتد برباعية نظيفة.

ويحتل إنتر ميامي المركز الرابع عشر في جدول الدوري الأمريكي، المجموعة الشرقية، برصيد 21 نقطة.

في حين أن ناشفيل لديه 38 نقطة في المركز السابع في المجموعة نفسها. موعد مباراة إنتر ميامي وناشفيل

من المقرر أن تنطلق المباراة في تمام الساعة 7:30 مساء اليوم بتوقيت أمريكا، 2:30 فجر الخميس بتوقيت القاهرة والسعودية.

يمكنكم مطالعة مواعيد ونتائج جميع المباريات لحظة بلحظة من مركز المباريات من هنا.

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Há dez dias, logo após o emocionante empate com o Atlético-MG no Independência, Cuca estabeleceu uma minimeta para o Palmeiras no Brasileiro: vencer os seis jogos seguintes para poder continuar sonhando com a conquista do título. O clube alviverde cumpriu com êxito o primeiro terço do plano ao vencer Coritiba e, neste domingo, o Fluminense. E quer seguir na caminhada para buscar a melhor campanha do returno, que garantiria, pelo menos, uma vaga na próxima Libertadores.

– Vencemos por 1 a 0 com atuação consistente. Conseguimos uma vitória que nos encaminha no segundo turno. Estávamos 15 pontos atrás do líder e já conseguimos tirar quatro – disse Cuca.

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O resultado contra o Flu manteve o Palmeiras em quatro lugar, com 43 pontos, mas aproveitou tropeços de Corinthians e Grêmio – que empatou com São Paulo e perdeu para o Bahia, respectivamente – para diminuir a distância para os primeiros colocados. A distância para o líder caiu para 11 pontos, para o vice-líder Santos, para somente um ponto. Já o Grêmio estacionou nos 43 pontos, caiu para terceiro e viu o Palmeiras encostar na tabela. Os gaúchos só ficam à frente por terem mais vitórias.

Na próxima rodada, o time verde e branco terá um confronto direto com o Santos. O jogo será sábado, no Allianz Parque, mas Cuca sabe que nem mesmo o 100% na minimeta será suficiente para atingir os objetivos do Verdão. Ele diz que este é apenas um dos passos para o Palmeiras se reerguer na Série A após o baque das eliminações na Copa do Brasil e na Libertadores.

– O que nós pusemos de meta, 18 pontos nesses seis jogos, não é suficiente. Pusemos uma minimeta dentro do campeonato para atingir o máximo de pontos possível desses 18. Tomara que a gente consiga, mas temos que ir jogo a jogo. Já pensar no jogo contra o Santos, que será um jogo difícil, clássico, em casa. Estamos pegando corpo na competição e temos que acreditar – afirmou o comandante.

– Depois dessa sequência de seis jogos, faremos outro miniprojeto para não ter só um único projeto para dia 3 de dezembro (final do campeonato). Essas minimetas deixam tudo mais fragmentado e a gente consegue se mobilizar um pouco melhor – acrescentou Cuca.

Os próximos quatro jogos que, segundo o técnico, definirão a vida do Verdão no torneio serão contra Santos (casa), Bahia (casa), Atlético-GO (fora) e Ponte Preta (casa). O Palmeiras espera atingir os 18 pontos para chegar à 30ª rodada com fôlego e ânimo para os oito jogos derradeiros, a fim de evitar um final de temporada frustante para quem detém o elenco mais caro do Brasil.

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O atacante Rodrygo será desfalque do Santos contra o Atlético-MG, nesta quinta-feira, às 20h, no Pacaembu, pelo jogo de volta das oitavas de final da Copa do Brasil. O Superior Tribunal de Justiça Desportiva (STJD) negou o pedido de liminar do clube para que pudesse escalar o atleta sem correr risco de punição da CBF. A informação foi inicialmente publicada pelo ‘UOL’.

Mesmo antes da decisão, o Menino da Vila se concentrou com o elenco, em São Paulo. Ele ainda está convocado pela Seleção Brasileira sub-20 para o Torneio de Toulon, que está sendo realizado na França.

O Santos poderia ser punido caso escalasse Rodrygo contra Ceará, domingo, e Atlético-MG, nesta quinta. Antes de Rodrygo se transferir ao Real Madrid-ESP, o Peixe ainda terá mais duas partidas ambas pelo Brasileirão: o próprio Galo, no domingo, e o Corinthians, na quarta, ambas na Vila Belmiro.

Com o empate em 0 a 0, em Belo Horizonte, o Santos precisa de uma vitória simples nesta quinta diante do Atlético-MG para se classificar à próxima fase. Um novo empate levará a decisão para os pênaltis.

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England have “huge confidence and belief” heading into their two final group games, captain Stuart Broad said

Alan Gardner in Chittagong28-Mar-2014

England will go into their final two World T20 group games with a sense that they control their destiny, riding on the adrenalin of an exhilaratingly barmy gazumping of Sri Lanka. After Kate Bush’s announcement that she will be performing live again, it was the most unexpected comeback of the last seven days.The victory, built around Alex Hales’ maiden T20 hundred – the first by an England player in the format – confirmed T20’s capacity to startle whilst also reinforcing the view that batting second in the evening games at the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury confers a distinct advantage. “Dew factor” is a buzz-phrase at the venue, despite the groundstaff now using a special spray shipped in from Dubai to try and minimise its effect.England will play their third evening match on Saturday, against a South Africa side whose three outings so far have all been in the afternoon. Stuart Broad, England’s captain, was buoyant after his batsmen kept alive hopes of reaching the semi-finals and suggested the team’s experiences in two dramatic games so far would give them an edge under the floodlights.”The confidence and belief we will get from that going into our final two group games is going to be huge,” Broad said. “It’s in our hands a little bit. We have got the advantage of having a few games under the lights here. Conditions are extremely different from anything we’ve had before. South Africa haven’t played under the lights yet and we can use our experience to our advantage.”We’re in a decent position. Our batting is firing, we need to up the standard of our fielding, but I thought we bowled really well for the first ten overs of the match against Sri Lanka.”Their catching was another matter entirely, apart from one stupendous effort by Michael Lumb off Mahela Jayawardene’s leading edge. That was ruled not out by the TV umpire (the ICC on Friday released a previously unseen angle used to make the decision) and four glaring drops, wet ball or otherwise, ensued. Broad felt that “Mother Cricket” had not been on England’s side over the winter but, partly due to the result and partly due to his punishment for previously expressing views on umpiring decisions, was able to smile sweetly on this occasion.Broad will have to make another deposit with the ICC, however, after being fined for England’s slow over rate – they were ruled to be two short against Sri Lanka. Alongside numerous ball changes, the close nature of most games in Group 1 so far has led to frequent delays. South Africa will be without their captain, Faf du Plessis, for twice infringing and Broad will also risk a one-match suspension if proceedings drag again.England’s confidence, which looked so fragile midway through their last game, has been reinflated and although they remain outsiders, the prefix “dangerous” will now be in circulation. Hales’ outrageous display has underwritten that, his record partnership with Eoin Morgan proving that individual feats can transcend a flawed team display.The sense of a weight having been lifted was evident at optional training, where Ashley Giles, Mushtaq Ahmed and David Saker conducted an oldsters net session with Paul Collingwood at the crease, as the England players present, including Ravi Bopara, Jos Buttler and Moeen Ali, took part in a warm-up.”It was a must win-game,” Broad said. “If we had lost against Sri Lanka we were pretty much out of the World Cup. With that sort of pressure, it’s exciting to see players come through. I have seen Alex do it on numerous occasions but obviously not under the intense scrutiny of the World Cup in a must-win game. We’ve got young guys coming through and performing at this level with experienced guys as well, and that’s a good place to be as a team.”We have got two group games left and we’re very confident we can do well in those. We know what these tournaments are like, if you can get on a run, if you can get a few guys going you can win these tournaments and it’s not out of our grasp.”Hales was ranked the No. 1 T20 batsman in the world a few weeks ago, though that didn’t stop him being referred to as an “unknown English player” by one Indian newspaper when he entered the IPL auction. Hales went unsold after his contractual agreement with Nottinghamshire meant his services came at the highest base price. It seems his county got their valuation right after all.”He’s a great striker of the ball, his levers really help with that,” Broad said, referring to Hales’ tall frame and long arms, rather than another technological innovation. “He took amazing responsibility as well, he knew when he wanted to target a certain bowler and he finished the game early. We always talk about having in batters at the end, you can see such a difference in T20 cricket and that’s something we can take into the next two games.”Dropped from Nottinghamshire’s Championship team last year, Hales now finds himself ranked alongside Brendon McCullum, Chris Gayle, Suresh Raina and Jayawardene as the batsmen to have scored World T20 hundreds. He may be catnip for franchise leagues around the world but Broad suggested his county team-mate had unfinished business with first-class cricket.”We know the red-ball game is much different to the white ball game but he is a fantastic prospect in that format as well,” Broad said. “He had a tough year, but he’s 25, everyone has tough years from time to time and it will make him stronger for that.”He’s very focused on this T20 stuff at the moment but he’s very determined to put his wrongs right from last summer and make an impact for Notts because he feels he didn’t give Notts full value for money last year and he really wants to improve his game in the four-day stuff. But if he keeps playing like that in the T20 stuff for England I don’t mind too much.”In view of Hales’ cool striking, Broad’s claim that the England bench had experienced “more excitement than nerves” in the closing moments against Sri Lanka carried greater credibility. For all his six-hitting, one exquisitely timed clip for four against Lasith Malinga with five overs of the chase to go confirmed the sense that Hales was in control. With Malinga tamed, England must now attempt to do the same against Dale Steyn and the slippery legspin of Imran Tahir. Mother Cricket has not abandoned them yet.

وجه الاتحاد الإنجليزي لكرة القدم اتهامًا إلى مدافع فريق ليفربول، فيرجيل فان دايك، بسوء السلوك خلال مواجهة نيوكاسل يونايتد يوم الأحد الماضي.

وتلاقى الفريقان في ختام منافسات الجولة الثالثة من الدوري الإنجليزي الممتاز، على ملعب “سانت جيمس بارك” حيث فاز ليفربول بهدفين لهدف.

وحصل فان دايك على بطاقة حمراء بعد تدخله ضد لاعب الخصم، ألكسندر إيزاك في الدقيقة 28.

وتعامل المدافع الهولندي بشكل سيئ تجاه الحكم قبل مغادرة الملعب، كذلك احتج على الحكم الرابع قبل أن يضطر المدرب يورجن كلوب للتدخل.

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ويواجه فان دايك الآن عقوبة الإيقاف التلقائي لمدة مباراة واحدة بسبب طرده، ولكن قد تُمتد العقوبة لأكثر من ذلك بعد اتهام الاتحاد الإنجليزي.

وأكد الاتحاد الإنجليزي، منذ قليل، أنه تم توجيه التهمة إلى فان دايك نتيجة رد فعله تجاه التحكيم.

وقال الاتحاد الإنجليزي في بيان: “المدافع مُتهم بالتصرف بطريقة غير لائقة واستخدم كلمات مسيئة أو مهينة تجاه حكم المباراة”.

ويمتلك فان دايك المهلة حتى يوم الجمعة المقبل للرد على كل تلك الاتهامات.

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No Moisés Lucarelli, Ponte Preta e Paraná protagonizaram um dos melhores duelos da Série B até o momento. No fim, melhor para a Macaca que venceu por 4 a 2. O resultado levou o time paulista aos oito pontos, na sétima colocação. O Tricolor é o 12º, com seis pontos.

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Na próxima rodada, a Ponte Preta visita o Cuiabá, na Arena Pantanal. Enquanto isso, o Paraná recebe o Oeste, na Vila Capanema.

O confronto

A etapa inicial foi agitada em Campinas. Apoiada pela torcida, a Macaca se lançou ao campo de ataque e cedeu espaços na defesa, que por muito pouco não custou caro em chute de Rodolfo.

Melhor em campo, a Ponte Preta abriu o placar na casa dos 22 minutos. Após cobrança de escanteio, Edson desviou de cabeça e chacoalhou o Moisés Lucarelli.

Quem pensou que o Paraná iria se assustar, se enganou. O Tricolor foi para cima e aos 36 e 39 minutos, empatou e virou o marcador com João Pedro. O último em bela finalização de primeira.

No segundo tempo a Ponte Preta voltou disposta a conquistar o empate o quanto antes e pressionava o Paraná, que tinha trabalho para segurar as descidas do adversário.

A Macaca chegou perto do empate aos 14 minutos. Em chute cruzado, Marquinhos deixou o grito de gol preso a garganta da torcida.

A cada minuto a pressão aumentava e Roger tratou de marcar o dele. O experiente atacante aproveitou a sobra no cruzamento e soltou uma bomba, 2 a 2.

O gol embalou a Macaca que chegou a virada na casa dos 27 minutos. Abner recebeu na intermediária e disparou um canhão. A bola pegou no travessão e morreu dentro da rede, 3 a 2.

Com o Paraná exposto, a Ponte Preta assustava nos contra-ataques e matou o jogo nos acréscimos. Após cruzamento da esquerda, a zaga falhou e Marquinhos pegou de primeira, 4 a 2.

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Após uma pausa nas corridas no fim de semana passado, o piloto da Shell Racing na Stock Car, Átila Abreu, decidiu dar atenção a outro esporte: o futebol. Sorocabano, o competidor comemorou o acesso do time de sua cidade, o São Bento, para a Série B do Campeonato Brasileiro. A equipe se classificou ao empatar com o Confiança-SE em 0 a 0, em casa, pelas quartas de final da Série C.

— Parabéns São Bento!!! Nosso time de Sorocaba conquistou a pouco o acesso a Série B do Brasileirão de 2018! Belo trabalho dos Jogadores, Diretoria e Torcedores que juntos estão trazendo nosso time cada vez mais a elite do Futebol! Vaiiii Bentão! — publicou o piloto em comemoração no seu Instagram.

Após ficar de olho no São Bento, Átila Abreu agora volta a focar o mundo do automobilismo. Neste fim de semana, o piloto da Shell retorna às pistas para mais uma etapa da Stock Car, em Buenos Aires (ARG). Ele ocupa atualmente a terceira colocação no campeonato

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Not only was day one of Canberra’s first Sheffield Shield final a pleasingly twisting contest between New South Wales and Western Australia, it was also a neat encapsulation of the new skills being honed by the shift away from seaming pitches

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ScorecardSteven Smith set about building the kind of apt innings he has shown an increasing knack for•Getty Images

Not only was day one of Canberra’s first Sheffield Shield final a pleasingly twisting contest between New South Wales and Western Australia, it was also a neat encapsulation of the new skills being honed by the competition’s shift away from seaming pitches this summer.Where once WA would have eagerly grasped the new ball, here they gained most from the old one. Where once the Blues batsmen would have been nervous about negotiating the early hours as the ball whizzed about, this time they prospered early before stumbling later.By cajoling groundsmen to shave some grass from their domestic strips, Cricket Australia’s intention had been to foster the habits becoming of successful Test players, an effort that looks increasingly to have been fruitful. Steven Smith and Ryan Carters seemed to have set the day’s course when they settled in for a responsible three-hour stand of 121 against bowling that was diligent rather than threatening.But the emergence of reverse swing in the lead-up to tea signalled a change in the narrative, as Michael Hogan and Jason Behrendorff hastened a slide of 5 for 25. Behrendorff’s post-tea spell included a sequence of 3 for 0 in 16 balls, forcing Moises Henriques and Steve O’Keefe to scrap mightily in order to reach stumps. They will need plenty of runs tomorrow in order to make the most of the start the Blues had been offered.Though they had lost Doug Bollinger to Australian duty, the Blues still had one difficult selection decision around their bowling attack, and they elected to choose Trent Copeland’s steady seam and experience ahead of the more explosive offerings of the younger Sean Abbott. Henriques returned to bolster the middle order.WA were able to include Mitchell Marsh after his recovery from a side strain, though his capacity to bowl is limited. The toss went the way of the Blues, leaving WA to take the new ball on a surface not expected to offer much in the way of seam movement. Reverse swing and spin was more likely to emerge, but none of this was evident in the early exchanges.The Blues progressed serenely enough in the first hour, Carters eluding one caught behind appeal by Hogan though looking more comfortable than a crease-bound Nic Maddinson. Seemingly fighting his natural tendencies to attack, Maddinson was pinned in front of the stumps by Ryan Duffield, bringing Smith to the middle on the stroke of morning drinks.Alongside Carters, Smith set about building the kind of innings he has shown an increasing knack for, adapting to the prevailing conditions while using decisive footwork and full use of the crease to give the bowlers little chance. Some of his driving was a sight to behold, while the introduction of spin drew meaty cuts and twinkle-toed flicks through midwicket.Carters was more circumspect, maintaining the steady vein of form that has made him the most prolific Blues batsman this summer, and grinding his side to a position of great strength near tea. Hogan had been the most unstinting WA paceman, and began to find a hint of old-ball swing as the afternoon session drew to a close.In its final over, Carters was tempted to drive at a wide delivery moving wider, the faint edge held by Sam Whiteman behind the stumps. That wicket opened up an end, and when play resumed Ben Rohrer soon followed, snicking Hogan’s well-pitched ball behind as it swerved towards the slips.WA captain Adam Voges called on Behrendorff to replace Hogan, and when he hung on to the sharpest of return chances offered by Smith the visitors could sense the day turning their way. Kurtis Patterson could not make much of Behrendroff either, bowled on the back foot by a delivery bending back at him.Peter Nevill was similarly befuddled, fending, ducking and weaving at three bouncers before edging his fourth ball, of fuller length and curling away. Only a millimetre or two separated O’Keefe from a near identical fate, walking into a drive and beaten by Behrendorff’s angle.With the Blues at 6 for 189, WA commanded the field, but their efforts to add another wicket were to be frustrated by Henriques and O’Keefe. Neither man looked entirely comfortable, but survival was their primary concern, with there being hope that the second new ball would offer greater scoring opportunities – another reminder of how much the rhythm of the Shield has changed on this season’s drier pitches.

أعلن أحمد عبد المجيد نائب رئيس الاتحاد السكندري، عن المدير الفني الجديد الذي سيتولى المهمة خلفًا لـ محمد عمر.

وقال عبد المجيد في تصريحات تلفزيونية عبر فضائية “تن”: “كان هناك اجتماع للجنة الكرة مع محمد مصليحي رئيس نادي الاتحاد السكندري”.

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وأضاف: “تم الاستقرار على المدير الفني الجديد وهو زوران مانولوفيتش”.

وأكد: “المدرب سيصل قبل يوم 12 سبتمبر وسيكون معه مدرب عام ومدرب حراس مرمى، والعقد لمدة عام واحد”.

Bangladesh have not risked an injured Tamim Iqbal from the Asia Cup with the aim of having him fit for the World Twenty20 in March

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Bangladesh have not risked an injured Tamim Iqbal in the Asia Cup with the aim of having him fit for the World Twenty20 in March. Tamim had suffered a neck strain after the second Test against Sri Lanka and had missed the three-match ODI series, which ended on Saturday.The selectors also recalled Ziaur Rahman and Imrul Kayes to the ODI squad while allrounder Mahmudullah was left out following poor form in recent matches.Ziaur, whose last ODI was against New Zealand in November, had recently struck 167 in a first-class game and is expected to fill the No. 7 slot in the order, strengthening the batting depth of the side.Imrul was recently recalled to the Test side after more than two years and had struck a century on his comeback. The batsman last played an ODI for Bangladesh in December 2011 but has been performing well in domestic cricket recently.Ziaur’s selection ahead of the in-form allrounder Farhaz Reza was a surprise, but chief selector Faruque Ahmed said it was necessary to recall Ziaur, for his recent domestic form and the added option of his medium-pace bowling.”The No 7 position is proving very important and therefore Ziaur Rahman gets in,” Faruque said. “He is in form and has been performing consistently at domestic level. We will not be getting Tamim Iqbal in the Asia Cup. He has not recovered from an injury and it may take another week or so for him to return. Under the circumstances our priority is to have him fully fit for the ICC World Twenty20 and he will continue his rehabilitation.Arafat Sunny will continue as cover for Shakib Al Hasan, who was handed a three-match ban by the BCB for an inappropriate gesture during the second ODI. Shakib will be available for selection after Bangladesh’s first two games in the tournament.Faruque also stressed that the squad, which was announced hours after Bangladesh went down 3-0 in the ODIs to Sri Lanka, was capable of bouncing back in the Asia Cup.”There are two left-arm spinners in the squad other than Shakib Al Hasan,” Faruque said. “This was necessary as we will not have Shakib’s services in the first two games. I believe we are not playing that badly. We just need to get a couple of results and I am confident the boys will be able to comeback from the disappointment of the series against Sri Lanka.”Bangladesh squad for Asia Cup: Mushfiqur Rahim (capt), Anamul Haque, Imrul Kayes, Shamsur Rahman, Naeem Islam, Mominul Haque, Nasir Hossain, Arafat Sunny, Ziaur Rahman, Abdur Razzak, Sohag Gazi, Mashrafe Bin Mortaza, Rubel Hossain, Al-Amin Hossain, Shakib Al Hasan