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اتخذ الاتحاد السعودي لكرة القدم قرارًا رسميًا اليوم برفض الاستئناف المقدم من نادي الرائد على قرار لجنة الانضباط بشأن عدم أحقية مشاركة اللاعب عبد الرزاق حمد الله في مواجهة الرائد والاتحاد في الدوري السعودي هذا الموسم.

وكان حمد الله عاد من الإيقاف وشارك في فوز فريقه الاتحاد بهدف نظيف من توقيع المصري أحمد حجازي.

وطالب الرائد احتساب اللقاء لصالحه، لكن الاتحاد السعودي أكد قانونية مشاركة حمد الله، كما صادرت رسوم الاحتجاج المقدمة من الرائد.

وأكد الاتحاد السعودي أن قراره بشكل تلك الأزمة نهائي ولا يمكن الطعن فيه.

اقرأ أيضًا..اتحاد جدة يخوض 3 وديات في معسكر دبي أثناء التوقف الدولي

يذكر أن مشاركة حمدالله في المواجهة أمام الرائد جاءت بعدما قرر مركز التحكيم الرياضي تعليق عقوبة اللاعب الخاص بالشكوى المقدمة ضده من قبل نادي النصر بسبب التفاوض مع الاتحاد أثناء سريان تعاقده مع العالمي.

ويتواجد اتحاد جدة بالمركز الثالث في جدول ترتيب دوري روشن السعودي برصيد 18 نقطة بفارق 4 نقاط عن الشباب المتصدر ونقطة وحيدة عن النصر الوصيف بينما الرائد في المركز الحادي عشر برصيد 9 نقاط.

Essex have become the latest victim of the BCCI’s decision to revoke ‘No Objection Certificates’ for their contracted players to play in the English Twenty20 cup competition with Yusuf Pathan being ruled out

Cricinfo staff01-Apr-2010

Essex have become the latest victim of the BCCI’s decision to revoke ‘No Objection Certificates’ for their contracted players to play in the English Twenty20 Cup with Yusuf Pathan being ruled out.Pathan, a destructive batsman and offspin bowler, had been signed by Essex six weeks ago under agreement that he would be available. Yet, days after Northamptonshire announced that Virender Sehwag’s NOC had also been revoked, Essex were told by the BCCI that Pathan would not be made available.David East, the Essex chief executive, was disappointed and puzzled by the decision. “Six weeks ago we completed the signing. We made the decision not to make this public until we had received the NOC from the BCCI. We made a formal request for Yusuf’s release to the BCCI and received verbal confirmation from the player that this would be granted by them,” he said.”On the March 26 we received official confirmation from BCCI that Yusuf could play for us this season, subject to the usual agreement that should he be required for international duty during his time with us then he would be released back to play for India.”Unfortunately the following day (March 27) we received notification that the NOC had been revoked by the BCCI because of a review of the Indian players international workload during the course of the year. Naturally we are very disappointed and puzzled by the timing of their decision.”Pathan is currently playing for the Rajasthan Royals at the IPL and recently scored the fastest ever IPL hundred, off 37 balls against Mumbai Indians. His presence would have been a major boon for cricket fans in England and will be seen in some quarters as an example of the BCCI flexing its muscles at the ECB. No decision has been made over Piyush Chawla, who is due to go to Surrey this season. He is a less high-profile player than Sehwag or Pathan but the precedent set does not bode well for Surrey.

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Assim como aconteceu com o treinador Jair Ventura, o Botafogo deve investir em um nome com origens nas categorias de base para comandar o time em 2018. E dois nomes já ganham força nos bastidores: Felipe Conceição, favorito, e Eduardo Barroca, conforme apuração do LANCE!. O anúncio oficial deve sair nas próximas horas.

O primeiro é auxiliar técnico do Botafogo e nada têm a ver com o Jair, embora fosse um homem de confiança de Ventura. Felipe Conceição talvez seja mais conhecido do torcedor como Felipe Tigrão, nome que adotou quando foi jogador de futebol. E sim, ele defendeu o Botafogo, clube que o projetou para o futebol, em duas ocasiões. A última foi em 2004.Quem se despede junto com o agora ex treinador é o auxiliar Emílio Faro, além do preparador físico, Ednilson Sena.

O segundo já é mais conhecido do torcedor e talvez seja o número 1 na preferência dos botafoguenses. Ele tem bons trabalhos nas categorias de base do clube, quando chegou em meados de 2016. Disputou 12 títulos, chegou a seis finais e ganhou quatro títulos: OPG em 2017; Taça Guanabara de 2016, Carioca de 2016 e Brasileirão do ano passado.

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O Fluminense se mobilizou e tem dado total apoio a Léo Percovich, técnico do Sub-20, e seus familiares. O uruguaio, sua esposa e três filhos estiveram envolvidos em um acidente de carro em 16 de dezembro, quando iam do Rio de Janeiro para Minas Gerais – o carro caiu de um viaduto de 20 metros de altura.

Desde então, Léo está internado no Hospital Albert Sabin, em Juiz de Fora. Na enfermaria, o treinador do Fluminense deve ter alta em breve, mas a data ainda não foi divulgada pelo hospital. O filho de oito anos deixou o CTI da Santa Casa da Misericórida, na terça-feira, e já foi transferido para o Albert Sabin, onde ficará no mesmo quarto que a mãe. Não há previsão de alta.

A filha de 5 anos e a filha de 10 anos do casal não resistiram e faleceram. O clube declarou luto oficial e prestou solidariedade à família.

De acordo com o “Globoesporte”, o plano de saúde do clube está cobrindo os custos médico de Léo e familiares. Além disso, um funcionário foi deslocado para Juiz de Fora para prestar qualquer tipo de auxílio, em caso de necessidade. Diretor de saúde do Fluminense, Michel Simoni mentém contato com a equipe médica do Hospital Albert Sabin.

Na Copa São Paulo de Futebol Júnior, disputada em janeiro, quem comandará a equipe sub-20 do Fluminense será Marcelo Veiga, coordenador técnico das categorias de base. O Tricolor estreia na competição no dia 2 de janeiro, contra o Mogi Mirim, pelo Grupo 8.

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Aston Villa saw a £25million bid for Yves Bissouma rejected by Brighton and Hove Albion, according to The Telegraph’s John Percy. 

The journalist tweeted that Villa are now prioritising a deal for Juventus’ Rodrigo Bentancur after Brighton batted away their offer for the 25-year-old.

Steven Gerrard seems intent on signing another midfielder before the January transfer window closes in a week’s time.

Villa bid was only half of Brighton’s valuation

The Athletic’s Brighton correspondent Andy Naylor wrote earlier in January that it would take a bid of £50m for the Seagulls to consider parting with Bissouma this month. They don’t see any need to sell, even though the Mali international is into the final 18 months of his contract and has apparently given no indication that he will sign an extension at the Amex Stadium.

Bissouma has previously been ‘linked’ with the likes of Liverpool, Manchester United and Arsenal, who all may now hope to beat Villa to his signature.

The Midlands outfit have spent £27m so far in Gerrard’s first transfer window, signing Lucas Digne permanently from Everton and loaning in Philippe Coutinho and Robin Olsen.

Here’s what Villa fans made of Percy’s revelation about the rejected bid for Bissouma, with many believing that sporting director Johan Lange has foolishly low-balled on the midfielder’s true value.

Villa supporters baffled by Bissouma bid

“25 mil? That’s embarrassing”

Credit: @_ali_mans

“Villa’s ‘bids’ for JWP, Smith-Rowe and Bissouma have been laughable. Significantly undervalued talent with bids that were never in a million years going to be accepted”

Credit: @military_villan

“Bidding 25m for Bissouma was kind of wild tbh”

Credit: @obeball_

“Lange are you ok? 25m you know”

Credit: @WazeUTV

“£25m, they were never gonna accept that”

Credit: @DaleAC93

“£25m is embarrassing”

Credit: @villavisionben

In other news, another midfield target has emerged for Villa

علق سيد معوض مدرب الأهلي السابق، على أداء الزمالك في مباراة سيراميكا كليوباترا في الدوري المصري، مشيرًا إلى أن أحمد سامي من أفضل المدربين.

وقال سيد معوض في تصريحات تلفزيونية لفضائية “ETC”: “مباراة سيراميكا كليوباترا من أقل مباريات الزمالك مع فيريرا، وأحمد سيد زيزو يجب أن يحافظ على اللعب كجناح أيمن لأنه يفقد جزءا كبيرا من مستواه عندما يلعب كجناح أيسر”.

وتابع: “أحمد سامي المدير الفني لسيراميكا من أفضل المدربين في الدوري ومختلف عن أي مدرب في الدوري الممتاز”.

وتطرق للحديث عن الكرة المصرية: “تعيش أقل مستوياتها في الوقت الحالي، ولا يوجد أي لاعب في الثلاث مباريات التي لعبت الإثنين الماضي، يصلح أن يكون لاعبا دوليا”.

وأردف: “كانت هناك كمية كبيرة جدًا من التمريرات الخاطئة والعشوائية، حاليًا نعيش في أقل مستويات كرة القدم المصرية”.

وأضاف: “لدي انحياز للمنتخبات على مصلحة الأندية، سواء منتخب ناشئين أو أولمبي أو أول، ومتعجب من استبعاد حسام عبد المجيد لاعب الزمالك وأحمد نبيل كوكا ورأفت خليل ثنائي الأهلي من معسكر المنتخب الأولمبي قبل ساعات من مواجهة مصيرية أمام إيسواتيني”.

وكان الأهلي والزمالك قد اتفقا مع المنتخب الأولمبي على استعادة الثلاثي المذكور لخوض مباراة السوبر المصري في دولة الإمارات.

طالع أيضًا.. حسام عبد المجيد يترك معسكر منتخب مصر الأولمبي للانضمام لـ الزمالك في مباراة السوبر

وتطرق للحديث عن حسني عبد ربه: “من أعظم لاعبي مصر ولكن ألوم عليه بسبب تصريحاته ضد الإسماعيلي في ذلك التوقيت والفريق كان سيخوض مباراة أمام المحلة بعدها بيومين”.

Stafanie Taylor and Anisa Mohammed frustrated Sri Lanka and ensured West Indies swept the three-match Twenty20 series

Cricinfo staff25-Apr-2010
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Sri Lanka will be sick of Stafanie Taylor, Shanel Daley and Anisa Mohammed after their tour of the Caribbean is over. For the third consecutive game, the West Indies trio frustrated Sri Lanka and ensured West Indies swept the three-match Twenty20 series. Sri Lanka had done well to keep West Indies to 112, out of which Taylor made a match-winning 59, but their inability to cope with Mohammed’s teasing offspin saw them slump to a 28-run loss at St Mary’s Park.Taylor, who in the previous two games had hit half-centuries, was again to the fore in testing circumstances. Sripali Weerakkody, bowling right-arm medium with the new ball, struck in the first over and then again to snap a brisk 40-run stand between Taylor and Juliana Nero. When Deandra Dottin edged Weerakoddy behind for 6, West Indies were 55 for 3 and Taylor had to reassess the situation. Shashikala Siriwardene, bowling her tidy offspin, and the left-armer Suwini de Alwis struck as well to keep the pressure up on the hosts. Taylor’s 59 off 50 balls was the highest score after Nero’s 24 and no other batsman crossed 6. Taylor was last out off the penultimate ball of the West Indies innings.As it turned out, she had again done enough with the bat. Sri Lanka’s chase got off to a good start with Dedunu Silva and Chamari Atapattu adding 40 in 5.5 overs, but Silva’s run-out for 13 off the last ball of the sixth over changed the complexion. Daley, who had been impressive in the first game with 3 for 13 off her quota, induced false strokes in consecutive overs to have Atapattu (27) and Inoka Galagedara stumped. From here the chase completely fell apart at the seams and like West Indies middle and lower order has succumbed, so did Sri Lanka’s. Only one other batsman reached double-figures and Mohammed accounted for the last four wickets in another outstanding spell of 4 for 8 from 3.3 overs.

There will be no rousing speech or chest-thumping patriotism from Paul Collingwood when England take the field for their semi-final against Sri Lanka because he doesn’t think his team needs it

Andrew McGlashan in St Lucia12-May-2010

There will be no rousing speech or chest-thumping patriotism from Paul Collingwood when England take the field for their semi-final against Sri Lanka because he doesn’t think his team needs it. The prospect of securing a place in their first major final since 2004 is motivation enough.”The guys are ready; they are excited,” he said. “If there was a feeling around the camp that the guys are nervous or anything like that then maybe something would have to be said. But the guys are so focused in the jobs they’ve got to do, roles they’ve got to play. We’ll have a team meeting tonight, but let me tell you I’m not going to come out with any rip-roaring speech.”England have been the surprise package at this tournament (Australia were always going to get the hang of Twenty20 eventually) and there has been a supreme confidence about their play since a nerve-wracking evening in Guyana when they feared a short run chase would give Ireland a chance of piping them. That would have been a cruel exit and since then they have shown how far they have developed as a Twenty20 unit.From the power-packed top order led by the selfless styles of Michael Lumb and Craig Kieswetter to the in-form middle order of Kevin Pietersen (who is due back in the Carribbean on Wednesday afternoon after being at the birth of his first child) and Eoin Morgan right down to the allrounders in Luke Wright and Tim Bresnan who have contributed important innings England have their batting bases covered. With the ball the seamers have held their own while the spin duo of Graeme Swann and Michael Yardy have excelled. In the field they have been as sharp as anyone, barring perhaps the Australians.Pietersen raring to go

Paul Collingwood is confident Kevin Pietersen can shake off the effects of an 8000-mile round trip back home to attend the birth of his child and be a major force in the semi-final against Sri Lanka. The biggest concern over his return to the Caribbean was the ash cloud that continues to linger over the Atlantic.
Pietersen left Barbados after England beat South Africa and missed the final Super Eight match against New Zealand and arrives back on Wednesday afternoon. He will slot back into the team at No. 3 with Ravi Bopara making way.
“Thankfully the ashes [from the volcano] stayed away, he is due in this afternoon so I am sure he’ll be a happy man and raring to go,” Collingwood said. “I don’t think with it being five hours ahead it should be an issue with tiredness and fatigue or anything like that, he’ll be a very happy man and as soon as he touches down, until then there will be doubts around, but he’s pretty much 100 percent playing tomorrow.”

They have also shown an adaptability and quickness-of-thinking that hasn’t always been an attribute of England’s one-day cricket. When the batting suffered mini wobbles against West Indies and New Zealand there was calm consolidation before the accelerator was pushed again – on both occasions by Morgan. With the ball there has been no one-dimensional game plan and the only aspect we have yet to see is how flexible the batting line-up can be and how the bowlers react of a sustained onslaught.”This is certainly the most powerful England side that I’ve played in, definitely,” Collingwood said. “When you look at all the guys going down to probably number ten, everyone can hit sixes, so also what the guys are doing with the ball, a lot of credit has to go to them as well because they are thinking for themselves a lot.”Whereas maybe in the past they were always kind of guided by the captains or whatever but they really are going out there and thinking for themselves and thinking what the oppositions strengths and weaknesses are and adjusting the fields accordingly, that’s been one of the crucial things in our development.”Collingwood has admitted he feared for England’s future in the tournament as Duckworth-Lewis played a major part in Guyana and all he wanted was a chance for his team to show their full potential.”It hasn’t surprised me at all, but we’ve got to take all that talent we’ve got on the team sheet out into the middle,” he said. “Thankfully, we’ve done that [so far]. There were times against Ireland, where we were close to going out of the tournament.”You were thinking ‘all this potential we’ve got, and we were nearly going out’. We had that little bit of an early scare, which wasn’t probably a bad thing – because it kickstarted us into something special.”This is England’s second semi-final in a row after they reached the same stage at the Champions Trophy in September. On that occasion they were hammered by nine wickets against Australia, but there is now a far more confident air about the side.”I think the belief is the key thing,” Collingwood said. “We have done a few different things in training, there have been a couple of different selections that have proved crucial as well and overall that has given the side a lot of belief in areas that we were probably a little bit weaker. Once you see these guys on the team sheet its kind of, oh, we can take the opposition on now.”

Anthony Joseph has dropped a teasing update regarding Celtic’s business on transfer deadline day.

What’s the talk?

In a recent post on Twitter, the Sky Sports journalist revealed that, while a host of incoming signings aren’t expected on the final day of the January transfer window, Ange Postecoglou will be keeping a very close eye on the market in case a player becomes available who is too good for the Bhoys to pass up.

In his tweet, Joseph said: “In terms of Celtic, I’ve been told not to expect incomings, unless someone becomes available who’s too good to miss out on. Could see some fringe/younger players heading out – more likely on loan.”

Fans will be excited

While Celtic have already been one of the busier clubs in the January window, having already sealed the arrivals of Matt O’Riley, Reo Hatate, Yosuke Ideguchi, Daizen Maeda and Johnny Kenny, the news that the Hoops could still be active on deadline day is sure to have left the Parkhead faithful excited.

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Indeed, there are a number of areas within Postecoglou’s first-team squad which could still do with greater strength in depth, particularly at left-back, attacking midfield and on the wings.

The Bhoys have been linked with the likes of Lee Buchanan, Callum Styles, Danny Mandriou and Albert Gudmundsson this month. Should any of those become available during the closing stages of the January market, it would indeed seem advisable for the Celtic manager to sanction a late swoop in the window, as each player would very much appear to improve the club’s chances of reclaiming their Premiership crown this season.

In other news: Ange must seal Celtic deal for £4m gem dubbed “one of the best”, he’s a big upgrade

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O Corinthians inicia nesta terça-feira a venda de ingressos para o seu primeiro clássico do ano: contra o São Paulo, no dia 27 de janeiro (sábado), às 17h, no Pacaembu, pela quarta rodada do Paulistão. A comercialização está aberta apenas para sócios do programa Fiel Torcedor.

Os sócios beneficiados com 45 pontos ou mais e dos planos Meu Amor e Minha Nação têm prioridade até as 15h de quarta-feira, quando a venda será aberta para todos os outros sócios do Fiel Torcedor. Os ingressos podem ser adquiridos pelo site do programa (www.fieltorcedor.com.br) e no posto de atendimento, localizado na Galeria Central da sede social do Corinthians, no Parque São Jorge.

Entre os setores do Pacaembu, Arquibancada, Tobogã e Portão 21 serão exclusivos para sócios dos planos Minha Vida e Minha Nação. Cadeira Laranja, Numerada e Numerada Coberta estarão disponíveis para todos os associados.

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