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علق حسام الحاج علي نجم الكرة التونسية السابق على فوز الترجي أمام الزمالك بثنائية دون رد في اطار الجولة الثالثة من دور المجموعات لدوري إبطال إفريقيا.

وقال حسام الحاج في تصريحات تلفزيونية لقناة “النهار”: “مثلما كان متوقع الترجي التونسي يمر بأفضل فتراته وبالتالي يتصدر مجموعته”.

وتابع: “الزمالك من جانبه يمر بوقت صعب ونتائج متراجعة محليًا وفي البطولة الإفريقية، كل هذا جعل الوضع في صالح الترجي، والفريق التونسي يلعب وسط جماهيره وبالتالي كان من الصعب أن يخسر”.

اقرأ أيضا..مدرب الترجي: خضنا مباراة تكتيكية أمام الزمالك.. وتعاملنا بذكاء مع تغييرات فيريرا

وأكمل: ” فنيًا الزمالك أقل بكثير من السنوات السابقة، ويعاني في كل الخطوط، على جماهير الأبيض ألا يطمحوا في الوصول بعيدًا في دوري أبطال إفريقيا بالموسم الحالي”.

وعن امكانية تأهل الزمالك للدور المقبل: ” شيء جيد جدًا أن شباب بلوزداد الجزائري انهزم أمام المريخ السوداني، صحيح أن الزمالك لديه نقطة واحدة، ولكن هو ليس ببعيد عن الفرق الأخرى بالمجموعة”.

وواصل: “المشكلة ليست موضوع نقاط أو ترتيب، ولكن الأمر فني، الانتدبات التي قامت بها مجلس الإدارة، لا يوجد لاعب أعطى إضافة سواء عمرو جابر أو مصطفى شلبي وعمرو السيسي ودونجا، والراحلون كانوا أفضل منهم”.

وأردف: “لدي شعور أن فييريرا متعمد أن يجري بعض التغييرات لكي تتم إقالته، لأن اختياراته غريبة”.

واختتم: “في الوقت الحالي الأفضل في البطولة صن داونز والرجاء المغربي والترجي التونسي، ومتأكد أن الأهلي سيعود ونفس الأمر الوداد المغربي”.

يذكر أن الترجي يواصل صدارة المجموعة الرابعة بـ9 نقاط، وعلى الجانب الآخر يتذيل الزمالك جدول الترتيب بنقطة وحيدة بعد مرور 3 جولات.

On a day when Peter Forrest announced himself as Australia’s new No.3 with his maiden one-day century, Mahela Jayawardene and Dinesh Chandimal helped Sri Lanka complete a record ODI chase in Hobart

The Report by Brydon Coverdale at Bellerive Oval24-Feb-2012Sri Lanka 7 for 283 (Jayawardene 85, Chandimal 80, Christian 3-53) beat Australia 6 for 280 (Forrest 104, Clarke 72) by three wickets
Scorecard and ball-by-ball detailsMahela Jayawardene made 85 in Sri Lanka’s successful chase•Getty Images

Sri Lanka sure know how to keep things interesting. On a day when Peter Forrest announced himself as Australia’s new No.3 with his maiden one-day century, Mahela Jayawardene and Dinesh Chandimal helped Sri Lanka complete a record ODI chase in Hobart, where Australia’s 6 for 280 wasn’t enough to book them a place in the finals. Sri Lanka jumped to the top of the points table with their three-wicket victory, which came with four balls to spare.In a tense finish, Sri Lanka appeared to be throwing the match away and after Angelo Mathews holed out for 24 they needed 14 off nine balls with only three wickets in hand. But Thisara Perera took on the responsibility himself and struck a boundary followed by a powerful six over midwicket off Daniel Christian’s next delivery, which left four needed off seven balls. That was no trouble at all, the winning runs coming when Nuwan Kulasekara thumped Brett Lee through cover for four.It was Sri Lanka’s third consecutive win and they are coming good at the right end of the tournament, after losing their opening two games. They began well with the ball before allowing Australia’s score to balloon to seriously challenging proportions, but Jayawardene’s outstanding 85 at the top of the order gave Sri Lanka the perfect platform.With six overs remaining, they needed 39 runs with six wickets in hand, and with Chandimal well set on 80, it seemed like only a formality that they would reach the target. But Chandimal was trapped lbw when he tried an ill-judged paddle off Ryan Harris and in the next over, Farveez Maharoof holed out to Ben Hilfenhaus. Lucky for Sri Lanka they had Perera.The result means Sri Lanka and Australia are now both one match clear of India, and while both sides can still miss out on the finals, they also know that one more win will be enough to guarantee their place. Sri Lanka earned that position by beating the previous best Hobart ODI chase, the 4 for 282 that Australia scored against Zimbabwe in 2001.Jayawardene gave them their start and was in fine touch after beginning with a couple of edgy boundaries. In the fifth over he put those behind him and took on the pace of Lee, swinging a magnificent six over midwicket from a fast, straight ball that most batsmen would have been content to defend or drive straight. The runs kept flowing for Jayawardene, the dominant partner in a 55-run opening stand.When Tillakaratne Dilshan pulled a catch to deep midwicket off Hilfehnaus for 3 from nine balls, Jayawardene had already galloped along to 44 from 39 deliveries. The strike evened up during Jayawardene’s partnership with Kumar Sangakkara, who made a run-a-ball 22 before he was caught at point off a leading edge from Christian’s bowling.Smart stats

This is Sri Lanka’s second-highest successful run-chase in Australia. It’s only their second successful chase of a 250-plus target in 23 attempts in Australia.

Sri Lanka have won five of their last seven ODIs against Australia in Australia.

Peter Forrest has scored more runs in his first four ODIs (238) than any other Australian batsman. Michael Clarke is next on 208. Forrest is also the first Australian to register three 50-plus scores in his first four ODI innings.

Forrest’s century is the third-slowest 100-plus score by an Australian batsman in the last 15 years.

Jayawardene averages more in run-chases in Australia than in any country where he has batted more than five times in the second innings.

Xavier Doherty has dismissed Jayawardene four times in ODIs, conceding only 69 runs to him in 114 balls (average 17.25, economy rate 3.63).

Dinesh Chandimal is the only batsman to score more than 300 runs in this tournament – he’s scored 306 in six innings at an average of 61.20.

Jayawardene had already brought up his fifty with a punchy drive down the ground off Christian from his 45th ball. Jayawardene and Chandimal kept the runs coming during a 63-run partnership that featured some fine strokes, including an excellent cover-drive for four from Jayawardene, who enjoyed using the pace of Lee against him.But on 85, Jayawardene gave Australia a sniff when he advanced to Xavier Doherty and was beaten by a delivery that turned sharply past his outside edge. Australia needed to follow the stumping with another quick wicket, and instead Chandimal and Lahiru Thirimanne kept their composure and put on 49, including plenty of singles, as the required run-rate hovered below six an over.The loss of Thirimanne, who paddled Hilfenhaus to short fine leg for 24, could have hurt Sri Lanka, but ultimately their batting was too strong for Australia. Perhaps if Australia had looked for their runs a little faster through the middle of their innings they could have pushed up towards 300, but it is impossible to criticise Forrest and Michael Clarke for an excellent stand that rescued the side from a wobbly start. The loss of both openers had left Australia at 2 for 27 in the seventh over and consolidation was required.Especially impressive was the way Forrest batted in his first match at No.3, carrying the pressure of replacing a champion in the position. But in Australia’s first match of the post-Ricky Ponting ODI era they might just have found a man who can fill his spot for some time. Forrest’s hundred was his not only his first for Australia but also in any List A match, and no Australian has scored more in his first four ODIs than Forrest’s tally of 238.He brought up his century by dropping the ball into the off side and haring off for a quick single from his 136th delivery, and it brought fist-pumps from Forrest and a hug from his partner Michael Hussey. He was caught at deep cover off Mathews in the next over for 104 as he tried to keep the tempo rising and it ended a fine innings, and one that has boosted his chances of winning a place on the Test tour of the West Indies.He struck 10 fours and two sixes but avoided risks wherever he could, generally preferring to force the ball through gaps instead of over fielders. When he did go for the aerial route it nearly brought about his downfall – he was lucky deep midwicket was a couple of paces wide of where one shot landed. A cover-driven boundary off Kulasekara was especially impressive, zipping off the bat with speed and perfect placement.For much of his innings, Forrest had the support of Clarke during a 154-run stand. The partnership ended when Clarke lifted Mathews to deep midwicket and was well taken by a tumbling Perera. Clarke had played well for his 72 from 79 balls, including two sixes over midwicket, one a fearsome, flat pull early in his innings off Maharoof, who had been impressive early.Maharoof had claimed David Warner caught behind for 7 after Matthew Wade lobbed a catch to mid-off to give Sri Lanka a strong start. In the end, the Clarke-Forrest partnership and some valuable late runs from David Hussey (40 not out off 28 balls), Michael Hussey (21) and Lee (20 not out) helped Australia to a strong total.It wasn’t enough for Australia, but it has kept all three sides in the race for the finals. And it has made Sri Lanka clearly the form team in the tournament.

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O Botafogo voltou a vencer no Brasileirão. Diante do Sport, no Nilton Santos, o Alvinegro foi superior e bateu o rival pernambucano por 2 a 0, com gols de Carli e Aguirre. O uruguaio, inclusive, começou no banco de reservas, entrando no segundo tempo e, oito minutos depois, deixando sua marca. Foi o primeiro tento de Aguirre pelo Glorioso, encerrando um jejum que durava 15 partidas.

– Estou feliz, até porque queria muito fazer o meu gol. Contente por isso e pela vitória da equipe – declarou o atacante uruguaio, na saída de campo.

Capitão do Botafogo, Carli valorizou o triunfo dentro de casa e lembrou que a equipe vinha merecendo melhor sorte na sequência sem vitórias no Brasileiro.

-Nós estávamos necessitando desta vitória. Tivemos jogos em que merecíamos ganhar e não conseguimos. Então foi um grande resultado – disse o argentino.

Com o triunfo, o Botafogo chegou aos 25 pontos no Brasileirão. Em 21 jogos, são seis vitórias, sete empates e oito derrotas na competição. O triunfo afastou o Alvinegro da zona de rebaixamento e empurrou o Sport para dentro do Z-4.

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Já em planejamento da temporada 2019, a diretoria do Maringá FC reuniu patrocinadores e apoiadores do clube para prestação de contas e palestras sobre gestão do futebol. O ex-CEO de São Paulo e Figueirense, Alex Bourgeois, foi o convidado especial do clube para o encontro. Ele comparou as administrações do futebol europeu e brasileiro, além de enfatizar que um bom planejamento traz resultados em campo.

– Fiquei muito feliz com o convite do Maringá Futebol Clube. Este é um clube que está fazendo diferente, que quer se posicionar no futebol nacional e que está no caminho certo. Na palestra, trouxe alguns exemplos de boas gestões que geraram resultado em campo e isso é possível no Maringá – explicou Bourgeois.

Além da palestra, a diretoria do Maringá, que está na administração desde o final de 2016, apresentou os novos passos da agremiação para os próximos anos: posicionar o time no cenário nacional por meio de estratégias de marketing envolvendo a região metropolitana de Maringá e o torcedor, focar no trabalho de categoria de base para se tornar um time formador de talentos e vitrine para grandes equipes, ser um grande veículo de publicidade para seus patrocinadores e manter uma equipe competitiva e que busque atingir os objetivos definidos em cada temporada.

O calendário para a sequência de 2018 e início do próximo ano também foi divulgado e o próximo evento do Tricolor será para o dia das crianças, com o lançamento do novo mascote do time. A pré-temporada irá começar em novembro e a campanha de sócio torcedor também entrará em cena em 2019, quando o time disputará o Campeonato Paranaense e a Série D do Campeonato Brasileiro.

Some sports teams draw inspiration from what their predecessors did years before them. New Zealand need only delve three months into the archives to be reminded of what they can achieve

Firdose Moonda in Wellington22-Mar-2012

Some sports teams draw inspiration from what their predecessors did years before them. New Zealand need only delve three months into the archives to be reminded of what they can achieve.After being smacked sideways by Australia in Brisbane, losing by nine wickets in the first Test last December, they returned in Hobart to record a historic win. The victory was talked about as a turning point for New Zealand and whose results would resonate far into the future. The Hobart comeback will be a talking point as they head into Wellington for the final Test of the summer, although Ross Taylor said they are not necessarily banking on lightening striking twice.”We have touched on it a little bit; we haven’t touched on it a lot. But we were in a similar situation [in Hobart],” he said. “The score reflected that we got pretty much thrashed in Brisbane but it was actually a lot closer than people give it credit for and I think the same thing about Hamilton. We did have our moments in that game and if a couple of bounces of the ball went our way then it could have been a different story. We came back hard at the Hobart Test and we plan to do the same again tomorrow.”New Zealand have not had the opportunity to test that theory properly yet. Their first assignment after Hobart was a relatively simple one against Zimbabwe and since then they have played just two more Tests. The latest one, in Hamilton, is coloured with shades of the Gabba defeat. Although New Zealand were able to set South Africa a more challenging 101 to win (the target they set Australia in Brisbane was a mere 19), they still lost heavily.After Hobart, their confidence in their ability to win games with five specialist batsmen and four seamers grew. But, in the space of two matches, South Africa have made them rethink. New Zealand will include an extra batsman in the XI at the Basin Reserve and opt for three seamers, which may be seen as going backwards but Taylor is optimistic about the change. “The balance of our side might be a little bit different in this game. I’m sure that it will be good to have a different balance to our side and a different energy with a couple of new guys coming in,” he said.New Zealand’s main concern is putting runs on the board against a relentless South African attack. Taylor said the team management is urging them to keep it simple. “The message to the batsmen is that ‘we have got confidence in you. Play your natural game’.”None of New Zealand’s batsmen have got into three figures, with Kane Williamson their top-scorer across the two matches with 77. Both Taylor and Brendon McCullum have shown the capability to get a few more, but periods of stoic resistance and sublime shot-play are spoilt by making rash mistakes. “Mental barriers sometimes get you out,” Taylor said. “Hundreds are what get you into good positions, 60s and 70s are good for a certain period of time but it’s about getting hundreds and big hundreds. First of all, you have to get yourself in. Brendon and myself have got ourselves in but we haven’t been able to capitalise.”The biggest obstacle to New Zealand scoring runs has been Vernon Philander who has looked threatening every time he has touched the ball. With his ability to swing, reverse-swing and get seam movement, Philander has offered no let-up but Taylor said New Zealand are determined not to let him break through this time. “It’s just trying to deny him as much as possible. We have denied them [the other bowlers] to a certain extent but Philander has got on top of us. We have to deny him and if we do that, I’m sure we will put a bit more pressure on South Africa,” he said.Philander’s nagging consistency has troubled New Zealand but Taylor seems to have figures out a plan to negate his effectiveness. “He puts the ball in the right places for long enough. I don’t think reverse swing will come into it as much as it did in Hamilton,” Taylor said. ‘We have to play him on his merits and when we have played him attackingly we have come out on top, so maybe that’s the way we go about it.”Taylor said that if New Zealand win in Wellington, it will not be as defining as the Hobart victory especially because they have backtracked on their four-seamer philosophy. But, it will still be an important achievement and a sign of what is to come for New Zealand. “It will be very big in the context of this series in itself,” Taylor said.Edited by Kanishkaa Balachandran

علق روي كين أسطورة مانشستر يونايتد، على خسارة الفريق الأول لكرة القدم بالنادي بسباعية نظيفة من ليفربول في قمة مباريات الجولة 26 من الدوري الإنجليزي الممتاز.

وفاز ليفربول بسباعية نظيفة على مانشستر يونايتد، في المباراة التي جمعت بينهما على ملعب أنفيلد رود، كأكبر نتيجة في تاريخ الفريقين.

طالع أيضًا | برونو فرنانديز: الخسارة من ليفربول مُحبطة.. وكنا الأفضل في الشوط الأول

وقال روي كين في تصريحاته لشبكة “سكاي” البريطانية: “إنه يوم صادم، كل اللاعبين الكبار في الملعب كانوا في موقف محرج للغاية، ولم يظهروا أي رد فعل قيادي”.

وأوضح: “اللاعبون كانوا تائهين في الملعب، إنه يوم صعب للغاية لـ مانشستر يونايتد، لا يمكن أن يُنسى، وأحمد الله أنني لم أكن جزءًا من الخسارة بهذا الشكل وأنني لم أشارك فيها”.

واختتم: “سيخجل جميع من كان في الملعب، الأمور صعبة للغاية الآن، لقد فقدوا كل شيء في ملعب أنفيلد”.

يرى بول سكولز أسطورة مانشستر يونايتد، أن المهاجم الهولندي فوتر فيجورست لا يستحق الاستمرار مع الفريق الأول لكرة لقدم بالنادي الإنجليزي، بعد الخسارة 7/0 من ليفربول.

وخسر مانشستر يونايتد 7/0 أمام ليفربول على ملعب أنفيلد، أمس الأحد، ضمن الجولة 26 من الدوري الإنجليزي الممتاز، وشارك الهولندي في مركز المهاجم بأدوار دفاعية أكبر، بتكليف من المدرب إريك تين هاج.

طالع أيضًا.. أسطورتا مانشستر يونايتد يشيدان بتألق محمد صلاح بعد سباعية ليفربول

بول سكولز، يرى بأن فيجورست الذي خرج بعد أقل من ساعة من بداية المباراة، غير مناسب لفريق مانشستر يونايتد، حيث سجل الهولندي هدفًا في 14 مباراة منذ انضمامه معارًا في يناير الماضي من بشكتاش.

وقال سكولز في تصريحات نقلتها صحيفة “مترو” البريطانية: “كيف لمهاجم في الفريق يتواجد ليكون مدافعًا؟ هل هذا منطقيًا؟. إنه لا يمتلك الجودة التي تؤهله للعب في مانشستر يونايتد”.

وأضاف: “انظر. لا أريد أن أكون غير محترم. لقد فاز بالكأس مع مانشستر يونايتد، لكنني ما زلت أتعجب من مستواه وطريقة لعبه، أمر غريب أن يكون الدفاع عنه بأنه مدافع مميز، إنه مهاجم”.

وفاز مانشستر يونايتد ببطولة كأس رابطة المحترفين الأسبوع الماضي، وهي البطولة الأولى في تاريخ فيجورست خلال مسيرته.

Lauderhill in Florida will host New Zealand and West Indies for two Twenty20 matches on June 30 and July 1, in the run-up to New Zealand’s tour of the Caribbean

ESPNcricinfo staff12-Apr-2012Lauderhill in Florida will host New Zealand and West Indies for two Twenty20 matches on June 30 and July 1, in the run-up to New Zealand’s tour of the Caribbean. This will be only the second time two Test teams face-off in Florida, after the Twenty20s between Sri Lanka and New Zealand in May 2010.New Zealand Cricket chief executive David White said the games in Lauderhill would boost the sport’s profile in the USA. “Playing matches in Florida is great for the profile of cricket, as Cricket Holdings America works towards forming a professional Twenty20 league,” he said. “I think the West Indies Cricket Board should be commended for the hard work that has gone into scheduling the matches.”After the Twenty20s, New Zealand will play five one-dayers and three Tests in the West Indies, between July 5 and August 6. Jamaica and St Kitts will host the ODIs, while the Tests are scheduled for Antigua and, again, Jamaica. New Zealand will play one three-day tour game ahead of the Tests.Schedule:June 30, 1st Twenty20, Florida
July 1, 2nd Twenty20, Florida
July 5, 1st ODI, Jamaica
July 7, 2nd ODI, Jamaica
July 11, 3rd ODI, St Kitts
July 14, 4th ODI, St Kitts
July 16, 5th ODI, St Kitts
July 20-22, tour match, Antigua
July 25-29, 1st Test, Antigua
August 2-6, 2nd Test, Jamaica

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Com a semana cheia para trabalhar, Zé Ricardo poderá contar com retornos importantes para encarar o Grêmio, neste sábado, em Porto Alegre, em duelo válido pela 22ª rodada do Campeonato Brasileiro. Tanto atrás quanto na frente, uma vez que o goleiro Saulo e o centroavante Kieza treinaram sem limitações nesta manhã de terça-feira.

Saulo não participou dos primeiros instantes do treino no campo anexo do Nilton Santos, porém, na reta final, deixou a academia, ao lado de Gatito Fernández, para se juntar aos outros quatros arqueiros que já estavam presentes – Diego, Andrew, Lucas e André, todos pratas da casa.

Já Kieza esteve com o grupo desde o início da atividade, diferente da última segunda, quando fez trabalho à parte, na transição da fisioterapia para o gramado. O atacante se movimentou bem, não aparentou desconforto na coxa – se recupera de lesão no adutor da coxa direita – e deve acirrar a concorrência por uma vaga como referência do Alvinegro, com Brenner e Aguirre.

POR FALAR EM TRANSIÇÃO…

Como a atividade desta terça foi integralmente aberta à imprensa, foi possível perceber as aparições de Rodrigo Lindoso, Marcos Vinícius, Renatinho e do jovem Jonathan para o processo de transição, já com bola e com exigências leves, junto ao fisioterapeuta Leandro Oliveira e sob observação do médico Ricardo Bastos. A tendência é que Renatinho, que se recupera de lesão no músculo anterior da coxa esquerda, desde o jogo contra o Atlético-MG, leve mais tempo para voltar a ser relacionado.

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Renatinho e Lindoso aparecem no campo para trabalho de transição! #VamosFOGO ⭐️ pic.twitter.com/ZJgPt3FNdZ

— Botafogo F.R. (@Botafogo) 28 de agosto de 2018

ZÉ EM CIMA DO LANCE

Conforme Carli salientou em entrevista coletiva, a semana cheia para Zé Ricardo trabalhar será de suma importância para que o elenco todo treine junto e para que o técnico possa dar atenção e cobrar todos de forma igual, como é de sua característica.

E chamou a atenção a intensa cobrança do técnico ao longo das atividades, sobretudo à defesa, em um curto trabalho técnico-tático em um espaço bem reduzido, no qual passou orientações específicas a fim de observar uma marcação pressão diante de uma inferioridade numérica (três contra dois).

Antes, em trabalho de triangulações dos meias e atacantes, bradou para que os jogadores não entrassem no “automático” e parassem de “correr igual a um maluco”. E mais: “tirarum pouquinho da velocidade, fazer mais a aproximação e trocar mais passes curtos”.

Novas instruções de Zé. Agora à defesa. Pede pra não recuar na inferioridade numérica e atacar o homem da bola sempre #lanceBOT pic.twitter.com/KunbCgFCTa

— Lazlo Dalfovo (@lazlodalfovo) 28 de agosto de 2018

Zé deu mais uma chance para a defesa, que deu conta. Terminou 5 a 5 entre bloqueios e avanços num espaço limitado #lanceBOT pic.twitter.com/rhtpmuo79X

— Lazlo Dalfovo (@lazlodalfovo) 28 de agosto de 2018