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افتتح منتخب مصر الثاني مشواره في بطولة كأس العرب 2025، بالتعادل مع الكويت، بهدف لكل فريق، في المباراة التي جمعت بينهما اليوم، الثلاثاء.

وأقيمت مباراة مصر والكويت، على أرضية استاد لوسيل ضمن لقاءات الجولة الأولى من المجموعة الثالثة بـ كأس العرب.

ويشارك المنتخب المصري إلى جانب الكويت في المجموعة، مع الإمارات والأردن، ضمن النسخة التي تحتضنها قطر في الفترة من 1 إلى 18 ديسمبر.

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وأهدر عمرو السولية ضربة جزاء لصالح منتخب مصر في الدقيقة 38 بعدما صوب الكرة بشكل سيء على يمين المرمى.

وجاء هدف الكويت، عن طريق فهد الهاجري، في الدقيقة 65، بعد عرضية متقنة بعد تنفيذ الركلة الركنية حولها فهد الهاجري رأسية قوية على يسار الحارس محمد بسام داخل المرمى.

وشهدت الدقيقة 83 طرد حارس مرمى الكويت سعود الهوشان بعد تدخل بالقدم على مروان حمدي ليتسبب بركلة جزاء ثانية لمنتخب مصر في اللقاء، وسجل من خلالها محمد مجدي أفشة هدف التعادل في الدقيقة 88.

وحصد منتخبا مصر والكويت أول نقطة في المجموعة، في انتظار مباراة الأردن والإمارات في نفس المجموعة، ببطولة كأس العرب.  أهداف مباراة مصر والكويت اليوم في كأس العرب

 

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A FPF (Federação Paulista de Futebol) detalhou, neste sábado (13), a tabela da fase de grupos da Copa São Paulo de Futebol Júnior (Copinha) 2026, principal torneio de base do futebol brasileiro.

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Ao todo, 128 equipes foram divididas em 32 grupos de quatro times, espalhados por todo o estado. Os jogos começam no dia 2 de janeiro, e a grande decisão está marcada para o dia 25, data do aniversário de São Paulo, no Pacaembu.

O Corinthians segue como o maior vencedor da competição, com 11 títulos conquistados. O último clube a levantar a taça, por sua vez, foi o São Paulo, que venceu justamente o alvinegro na decisão, por 3 a 2.

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Confira os grupos da Copinha

Grupo 1
Santa Fé-SP x Alagoinhas-BA – 3 de janeiro, 13h
Chapecoense x Volta Redonda – 3 de janeiro, 15h15
Santa Fé-SP x Volta Redonda – 6 de janeiro, 13h
Alagoinhas-BA x Chapecoense – 6 de janeiro, 15h15
Volta Redonda x Alagoinhas-BA – 9 de janeiro, 13h
Santa Fé-SP x Chapecoense – 9 de janeiro, 15h15

Sede: Santa Fé do Sul

Gupo 2
Votuporanguense x Galvez-AC – 2 de janeiro, 15h45
Grêmio x Falcon-SE – 2 de janeiro, 18h
Galvez-AC x Grêmio – 5 de janeiro, 16h
Votuporanguense x Falcon-SE – 5 de janeiro, 18h15
Falcon-SE x Galvez-AC – 8 de janeiro, 19h15
Votuporanguense x Grêmio – 8 de janeiro, 21h30

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Sede: Votuporanga

Grupo 3
Tanabi x Sobradinho-DF – 3 de janeiro, 13h
Goiás x América-RN – 3 de janeiro, 15h15
Tanabi x América-RN – 6 de janeiro, 13h
Sobradinho-DF x Goiás – 6 de janeiro, 15h15
América-RN x Sobradinho-DF – 9 de janeiro, 13h
Tanabi x Goiás – 9 de janeiro, 15h15

Sede: Tanabi

Grupo 4
Mirassol x Forte-ES – 2 de janeiro, 16h15
Sport x Linense – 2 de janeiro, 18h30
Mirassol x Linense – 5 de janeiro, 18h30
Forte-ES x Sport – 5 de janeiro, 20h45
Linense x Forte-ES – 8 de janeiro, 18h15
Mirassol x Sport – 8 de janeiro, 20h30

Sede: Bálsamo

Grupo 5
Araçatuba x Maricá-RJ – 3 de janeiro, 19h15
Athletico-PR x Oeste – 3 de janeiro, 21h30
Araçatuba x Oeste – 6 de janeiro, 18h45
Maricá-RJ x Athletico-PR – 6 de janeiro, 21h
Oeste x Maricá-RJ – 9 de janeiro, 18h45
Araçatuba x Athletico-PR – 9 de janeiro, 21h

Sede: Araçatuba

Grupo 6
Grêmio Prudente x Carajás-PA – 3 de janeiro, 17h15
Ceará x Olímpico-SE – 3 de janeiro, 19h30
Grêmio Prudente x Olímpico-SE – 6 de janeiro, 19h15
Carajás-PA x Ceará – 6 de janeiro, 21h30
Olímpico-SE x Carajás-PA – 9 de janeiro, 16h45
Grêmio Prudente x Ceará – 9 de janeiro, 19h

Sede: Presidente Prudente

Grupo 7
Assisense x Naviraiense-MS – 3 de janeiro, 18h45
Athletic-MG x Guarani – 3 de janeiro, 21h
Assisense x Guarani – 6 de janeiro, 18h45
Naviraiense-MS x Athletic-MG – 6 de janeiro, 21h
Guarani x Naviraiense-MS – 9 de janeiro, 18h45
Assisense x Athletic-MG – 9 de janeiro, 21h

Sede: Assis

Grupo 8
Corinthians x Trindade-GO – 3 de janeiro, 14h45
XV de Jaú x Luverdense – 3 de janeiro, 17h
XV de Jaú x Trindade-GO – 6 de janeiro, 17h15
Luverdense x Corinthians – 6 de janeiro, 19h30
Trindade-GO x Luverdense – 9 de janeiro, 16h
XV de Jaú x Corinthians – 9 de janeiro, 18h15

Sede: Jaú

Grupo 9
América-SP x CSA – 3 de janeiro, 8h45
Bahia x Inter de Limeira – 3 de janeiro, 11h
América-SP x Inter de Limeira – 6 de janeiro, 8h45
CSA x Bahia – 6 de janeiro, 11h
Inter de Limeira x CSA – 9 de janeiro, 8h45
América-SP x Bahia – 9 de janeiro, 11h

Sede: São José do Rio Preto

Grupo 10
Comercial x Atlético-PI – 3 de janeiro, 18h
América-MG x Noroeste – 3 de janeiro, 20h15
Comercial x Noroeste – 6 de janeiro, 18h
Atlético-PI x América-MG – 6 de janeiro, 20h15
Noroeste x Atlético-PI – 9 de janeiro, 18h
Comercial x América-MG – 9 de janeiro, 20h15

Sede: Ribeirão Preto

Grupo 11
Bandeirante-SP x Tuna Luso – 3 de janeiro, 13h
Santa Cruz x Botafogo-SP – 3 de janeiro, 15h15
Bandeirante-SP x Botafogo-SP – 6 de janeiro, 13h
Tuna Luso x Santa Cruz – 6 de janeiro, 15h15
Botafogo-SP x Tuna Luso – 9 de janeiro, 13h
Bandeirante-SP x Santa Cruz – 9 de janeiro, 15h15

Sede: Brodowski

Grupo 12
I9-SP x Guanabara-GO – 3 de janeiro, 17h15
Vasco x Velo Clube – 3 de janeiro, 19h30
Guanabara-GO x Vasco – 6 de janeiro, 15h
I9-SP x Velo Clube – 6 de janeiro, 17h15
Velo Clube x Guanabara-GO – 9 de janeiro, 17h15
I9-SP x Vasco – 9 de janeiro, 19h30

Sede: Cravinhos

Grupo 13
Francana x Esporte de Patos – 3 de janeiro, 19h15
Cruzeiro x Barra-SC – 3 de janeiro, 21h30
Francana x Barra-SC – 6 de janeiro, 18h15
Esporte de Patos x Cruzeiro – 6 de janeiro, 20h30
Barra-SC x Esporte de Patos – 9 de janeiro, 19h15
Francana x Cruzeiro – 9 de janeiro, 21h30

Sede: Franca

Grupo 14
Meia-Noite x Real-RR – 2 de janeiro, 8h45
Coritiba x Ponte Preta – 2 de janeiro, 11h
Meia-Noite x Ponte Preta – 5 de janeiro, 13h
Real-RR x Coritiba – 5 de janeiro, 15h15
Ponte Preta x Real-RR – 8 de janeiro, 13h
Meia-Noite x Coritiba – 8 de janeiro, 15h15

Sede: Patrocínio Paulista

Grupo 15
Ferroviária x Quixadá-CE – 4 de janeiro, 14h
Cuiabá x América-RJ – 4 de janeiro, 16h15
Ferroviária x América-RJ – 7 de janeiro, 14h
Quixadá-CE x Cuiabá – 7 de janeiro, 16h15
Ferroviária x Cuiabá – 10 de janeiro, 15h
América-RJ x Quixadá-CE – 10 de janeiro, 17h15

Sede: Araraquara

Grupo 16
São-Carlense x União Cacoalense-RO – 4 de janeiro, 17h15
Santos x Real Brasília-DF – 4 de janeiro, 19h30
São-Carlense x Real Brasília-DF – 7 de janeiro, 17h15
União Cacoalense-RO x Santos – 7 de janeiro, 19h30
Real Brasília-DF x União Cacoalense-RO – 10 de janeiro, 8h45
São-Carlense x Santos – 10 de janeiro, 11h

Sede: São Carlos

Grupo 17
Cosmopolitano Sports x São Luis-MA – 4 de janeiro, 13h
Figueirense x Red Bull Bragantino – 4 de janeiro, 15h15
Cosmopolitano Sports x Red Bull Bragantino – 7 de janeiro, 13h
São Luis-MA x Figueirense – 7 de janeiro, 15h15
Red Bull Bragantino x São Luis-MA – 10 de janeiro, 13h
Cosmopolitano Sports x Figueirense – 10 de janeiro, 15h15

Sede: Cosmópolis

Grupo 18
Comercial Tietê x Canaã-DF – 4 de janeiro, 13h
Criciúma x XV de Piracicaba – 4 de janeiro, 15h15
Comercial Tietê x XV de Piracicaba – 7 de janeiro, 13h
Canaã-DF x Criciúma – 7 de janeiro, 15h15
XV de Piracicaba x Canaã-DF – 10 de janeiro, 13h
Comercial Tietê x Criciúma – 10 de janeiro, 15h15

Sede: Tietê

Grupo 19
Real Soccer-SP x Independente-AP – 4 de janeiro, 8h45
São Paulo x Maruinense-SE – 4 de janeiro, 11h
Independente-AP x São Paulo – 7 de janeiro, 15h
Real Soccer-SP x Maruinense-SE – 7 de janeiro, 17h15
Maruinense-SE x Independente-AP – 10 de janeiro, 16h15
Real Soccer-SP x São Paulo – 10 de janeiro, 18h30

Sede: Sorocaba

Grupo 20
Paulínia x Operário-PR – 4 de janeiro, 13h
Vila Nova x Portuguesa – 4 de janeiro, 15h15
Paulínia x Portuguesa – 7 de janeiro, 13h
Operário-PR x Vila Nova – 7 de janeiro, 15h15
Portuguesa x Operário-PR – 10 de janeiro, 13h
Paulínia x Vila Nova – 10 de janeiro, 15h15

Sede: Paulínia

Grupo 21
Atlético Guaratinguetá x Nacional-AM – 4 de janeiro, 13h
Juventude x São José-SP – 4 de janeiro, 15h15
Atlético Guaratinguetá x São José-SP – 7 de janeiro, 13h
Nacional-AM x Juventude – 7 de janeiro, 15h15
São José-SP x Nacional-AM – 10 de janeiro, 13h
Atlético Guaratinguetá x Juventude – 10 de janeiro, 15h15

Sede: Guaratinguetá

Grupo 22
Taubaté x Estrela de Março-BA – 4 de janeiro, 8h45
Botafogo x Águia de Marabá-PA – 4 de janeiro, 11h
Taubaté x Águia de Marabá-PA – 7 de janeiro, 19h15
Estrela de Março-BA x Botafogo – 7 de janeiro, 21h30
Águia de Marabá-PA x Estrela de Março-BA – 10 de janeiro, 16h45
Taubaté x Botafogo – 10 de janeiro, 19h

Sede: Taubaté

Grupo 23
Fortaleza x Centro Olímpico-SP – 4 de janeiro, 13h
União Mogi-SP x Confiança-PB – 4 de janeiro, 15h15
União Mogi-SP x Centro Olímpico-SP – 7 de janeiro, 13h
Confiança-PB x Fortaleza – 7 de janeiro, 15h15
Centro Olímpico-SP x Confiança-PB – 10 de janeiro, 13h
União Mogi-SP x Fortaleza – 10 de janeiro, 15h15

Sede: Mogi das Cruzes

Grupo 24
Itaquaquecetuba x Juventude Samas-MA – 4 de janeiro, 13h
Náutico x Novorizontino – 4 de janeiro, 15h15
Itaquaquecetuba x Novorizontino – 7 de janeiro, 13h
Juventude Samas-MA x Náutico – 7 de janeiro, 15h15
Novorizontino x Juventude Samas-MA – 10 de janeiro, 13h
Itaquaquecetuba x Náutico – 10 de janeiro, 15h15

Sede: Itaquaquecetuba

Grupo 25
Sfera x Brasiliense – 5 de janeiro, 19h15
Fluminense x Água Santa – 5 de janeiro, 21h30
Brasiliense x Fluminense – 8 de janeiro, 16h30
Sfera x Água Santa – 8 de janeiro, 16h45
Água Santa x Brasiliense – 11 de janeiro, 8h45
Sfera x Fluminense – 11 de janeiro, 11h

Sede: Santana do Parnaíba

Grupo 26
Referência-SP x Ivinhema-MS – 4 de janeiro, 13h
Real-RS x Ituano – 4 de janeiro, 15h15
Referência-SP x Ituano – 7 de janeiro, 13h
Ivinhema-MS x Real-RS – 7 de janeiro, 15h15
Ituano x Ivinhema-MS – 10 de janeiro, 13h
Referência-SP x Real-RS – 10 de janeiro, 15h15

Sede: Embu das Artes

Grupo 27
Remo x Batalhão-TO – 5 de janeiro, 17h15
Palmeiras x Monte Roraima-RR – 5 de janeiro, 19h30
Monte Roraima-RR x Remo – 8 de janeiro, 17h15
Palmeiras x Batalhão-TO – 8 de janeiro, 19h30
Batalhão-TO x Monte Roraima-RR – 11 de janeiro, 8h45
Palmeiras x Remo – 11 de janeiro, 11h

Sede: Barueri

Grupo 28
Flamengo-SP x Rio Branco-ES – 3 de janeiro, 13h
Vitória x Capivariano – 3 de janeiro, 15h15
Flamengo-SP x Capivariano – 6 de janeiro, 12h45
Rio Branco-ES x Vitória – 6 de janeiro, 15h
Capivariano x Rio Branco-ES – 9 de janeiro, 13h
Flamengo-SP x Vitória – 9 de janeiro, 15h15

Sede: Guarulhos

Grupo 29
Audax-SP x QFC-RN – 4 de janeiro, 19h15
Atlético-MG x União-MT – 4 de janeiro, 21h30
Audax-SP x União-MT – 7 de janeiro, 18h45
QFC-RN x Atlético-MG – 7 de janeiro, 21h
União-MT x QFC-RN – 10 de janeiro, 18h45
Audax-SP x Atlético-MG – 10 de janeiro, 21h

Sede: Osascos

Grupo 30
Ibrachina-SP x Ferroviário-CE – 4 de janeiro, 13h
Bangu x Santo André – 4 de janeiro, 15h15
Ibrachina-SP x Santo André – 7 de janeiro, 13h
Ferroviário-CE x Bangu – 7 de janeiro, 15h15
Santo André x Ferroviário-CE – 10 de janeiro, 13h
Ibrachina-SP x Bangu – 10 de janeiro, 15h15

Sede: São Paulo (Ibrachina)

Grupo 31
Juventus-SP x Cascavel-PR – 3 de janeiro, 13h
Retrô-PE x São Bento – 3 de janeiro, 15h15
Juventus-SP x São Bento – 6 de janeiro, 13h
Cascavel-PR x Retrô-PE – 6 de janeiro, 15h15
São Bento x Cascavel-PR – 9 de janeiro, 13h
Juventus-SP x Retrô-PE – 9 de janeiro, 15h15

Sede: São Paulo (Juventus)

Grupo 32
Nacional x CSE-AL – 4 de janeiro, 12h45
Internacional x Portuguesa Santista – 4 de janeiro, 15h
Nacional x Portuguesa Santista – 7 de janeiro, 8h45
CSE-AL x Internacional – 7 de janeiro, 11h
Portuguesa Santista x CSE-AL – 10 de janeiro, 8h45
Nacional x Internacional – 10 de janeiro, 11h

Sede: São Paulo (Nacional)

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عاد الفريق الأول لكرة القدم بنادي الزمالك إلى القاهرة بعد الانتهاء من مواجهته أمام كايزر تشيفز الجنوب إفريقي في إطار منافسات بطولة كأس الكونفدرالية الأفريقية.

وحسم التعادل الإيجابي بهدف لكل فريق نتيجة لقاء الزمالك وكايزر تشيفز، الذي أُقيم يوم السبت الماضي على ستاد بيتر موكابا ضمن الجولة الثانية من دور المجموعات.

ويقع الزمالك في مجموعة تضم كلًا من: كايزر تشيفز الجنوب إفريقي – المصري البورسعيدي – زيسكو يونايتد الزامبي.

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وكانت البعثة قد مكثت في مطار جوهانسبرج ترانزيت لمدة 4 ساعات، بعد مغادرتها لمدينة بولوكواني، قبل أن تستقل طائرة العودة إلى مطار القاهرة الدولي.

ومن جانبه، قرر أحمد عبد الرؤوف، المدير الفني للفريق الأول بنادي الزمالك، منح اللاعبين راحة لمدة يومين بعد العودة إلى القاهرة، قبل استئناف برنامج الإعداد.

ومن المقرر أن يستأنف الفريق تدريباته يوم الخميس المُقبل على ملعب الكلية الحربية، استعدادًا لمواجهة كهرباء الإسماعيلية يوم 9 ديسمبر الجاري في بطولة كأس عاصمة مصر.

Celtic manager Wilfried Nancy has his work cut out for him at Parkhead after a frustrating first match in charge of the club against Hearts in the Scottish Premiership on Sunday.

A 2-1 defeat to the league leaders proved that the Frenchman has plenty of issues to solve and plenty still to learn about the squad of players that he has at his disposal.

The former Columbus Crew head coach has a big group of players to work with in Glasgow, and there are a number of stars who he should give an opportunity to in the coming weeks.

The rarely-seen Celtic stars Nancy should unleash

Kelechi Iheanacho, for example, was an unused substitute against Hearts after returning from injury, and he should be given a chance to lead the line after Daizen Maeda missed two ‘big chances’, per Sofascore, on Sunday.

The Nigerian centre-forward has scored three goals in eight appearances in all competitions for the Scottish giants this season, per Sofascore, and could emerge as Nancy’s first-choice number nine.

Another rarely-seen star who could benefit from the change in shape to a 3-4-2-1 could be Dane Murray, who has started two league games this season, as he is a naturally right-sided centre-back who can provide balance when playing out from the back.

Auston Trusty played in that role on Sunday, as a left-footed player, and was slow to bring the ball forward and progress the play, as he was on his weaker side, which could open the door for Murray to come in and take that spot.

Colby Donovan was also snubbed in Nancy’s first game, playing zero minutes, but he could emerge as the manager’s own Kieran Tierney in the right wing-back position, having been set to leave in the summer window.

Wilfried Nancy is brewing the next Tierney

The 19-year-old academy graduate was “set to join Dundee on loan for the season”, per journalist Josh McCafferty, in the summer transfer window, before an injury to Alistair Johnston meant that he was needed as a first-team option at Parkhead.

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Donovan has gone on to play 716 minutes across 12 appearances for the first-team, per Sofascore, since the decision was made to keep him at the club, instead of sending him out on loan, and he has shown real promise.

The Scotland U21 international is looking to follow in Kieran Tierney’s footsteps in Glasgow, as the left-back came through the academy to provide a big threat down the left flank as an attacking full-back.

In his first spell with the club, as shown in the graphic above, the Scotland international provided an eye-catching 37 assists in 170 matches for the club, and Donovan has the potential to provide a similar threat in this new system.

Hyun-jun Yang started at right wing-back against Hearts. However, Nancy could move him over to the left and unleash the academy graduate on the right to provide crosses on that side.

25/26 Premiership

Donovan per 90

Rank vs RBs

xA

0.14

Top 28%

Assists

0.28

Top 1%

Long pass accuracy

46.2%

Top 23%

Chances created

1.12

Top 39%

Successful crosses

1.12

Top 25%

Touches in opposition’s box

2.80

Top 14%

Stats via FotMob

Donovan, as shown in the statistics above, has stood out as one of the most impressive creative right-backs in the Premiership this season under Brendan Rodgers and Martin O’Neill, whilst playing as a right-back.

Playing as a wing-back under Nancy would give him even more opportunities to push forward and show off his creativity in the final third, which could improve his output as a creator and make him a Tierney-esque threat on the right-hand side.

Whilst Johnston is still to return from his injury eventually, unleashing Donovan in this new role could provide him with a chance to nail down a regular starting spot in the team to become the next academy graduate to become a star at Parkhead, like Tierney.

His emergence in the first-team this season, after being set to go out on loan in the summer, is perhaps a lesson that Celtic can learn from, as they could give more opportunities to their academy players to see if they have what it takes to play for the senior side before letting them move on, permanently or on loan.

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History is against West Indies – they last won a Test in NZ in 1995 – and they have more questions than answers when it comes to their playing XI

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Kane Williamson has tapered back his international commitments, having also retired from T20Is•Getty Images

Big picture – all eyes on Kane WilliamsonThe Christchurch Test against West Indies will mark the start of New Zealand’s World Test Championship (WTC) 2025-27 cycle and Kane Williamson’s return to Test cricket.Williamson’s previous Test was in December last year, and quite a lot has happened since.He has tapered back his international commitments, playing more games for others during this period. He has also retired from T20Is, and the entire cricketing landscape seems to be changing in New Zealand as well, with plans being developed for a T20 league in the country in 2027.After the three-match Test series against West Indies, New Zealand fans may have to wait until late 2026 to watch Williamson in Test action at home again (if he continues to play on). This is a rare chance for them, then, as speculation around his international future grows.Related

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While New Zealand have won 11 ODI series in a row at home, their recent home Test record isn’t as formidable. They have won just two of their last seven home series, with one of those coming against a second-string South Africa side. A number of New Zealand players are currently injured – or working their way back from injuries – but despite that, they will start as favourites because West Indies have bigger problems to deal with.Both the Josephs – Alzarri and Shamar – are nursing injuries, and West Indies have sent an SOS to Kemar Roach, who hasn’t played Test cricket since January. They have also called up Ojay Shields, a former high-school PE teacher. While Jayden Seales is available for this Test series, before joining the ILT20 in the UAE, there are serious concerns around West Indies’ depth, or lack of it.John Campbell and Shai Hope offered a sliver of hope with the bat in decent batting conditions against India in Delhi, but can they do the job on potentially green pitches in New Zealand? Who should be their No. 3, Alick Athanaze or Brandon King? Can West Indies relieve Hope of wicketkeeping duties, trust Tevin Imlach, and find the right balance? Johann Layne or Anderson Phillip? The visitors find themselves with more questions than answers.History is also against West Indies: the last time they won a Test in New Zealand was way back in 1995.An on-song Jayden Seales can single-handedly carve up batting line-ups with his swing, bounce and control•AFP/Getty Images

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West Indies: LLLLLIn the spotlight: Tom Latham and Jayden SealesSince leading New Zealand to a historic 3-0 sweep of India in India in November last year, Tom Latham has endured a difficult time. He oversaw New Zealand’s 2-1 defeat to England at home last December and then missed the Zimbabwe Test series with injury. His last Test hundred came in December 2022, but he has some recent form on his side, having compiled a half-century for Canterbury in the second round of the Plunket Shield. Prior to that, Latham had hit two fifties in three innings in the one-day Ford Trophy, which had kicked off New Zealand’s domestic seasonJayden Seales barely found support at the other end in India, and could face a similar scenario in New Zealand. But an on-song Seales can single-handedly carve up batting line-ups with his swing, bounce and control. His battle against Williamson is one to watch out for – the two have never faced each other in international cricket before.Against West Indies, New Zealand will have to choose between Devon Conway and Will Young•Zimbabwe Cricket

Team news: Devon Conway or Will Young?With Williamson back, New Zealand will have to choose between Devon Conway and Will Young. On the bowling front, they might also have to choose between Jacob Duffy and Blair Tickner. Local boy Zak Foulkes addressed the media on the eve of the game, which was perhaps a hint that he may play. Daryl Mitchell, one of the mainstays of the batting line-up, has recovered from a groin injury that had kept him out of the last two ODIs against West Indies.New Zealand (probable): 1 Tom Latham (capt), 2 Devon Conway/Will Young, 3 Kane Williamson, 4 Rachin Ravindra, 5 Daryl Mitchell, 6 Tom Blundell (wk), 7 Mitchell Santner/Michael Bracewell, 8 Zak Foulkes, 9 Nathan Smith, 10 Matt Henry, 11 Jacob Duffy/Blair TicknerWest Indies’ team management had suggested they had picked Alick Athanaze in India for his ability to counter spin. In seam-friendly New Zealand, they might consider bringing back Brandon King, who is proficient against pace, and leaving out left-arm fingerspinner Jomel Warrican for an extra seamer. It remains to be seen if Jamaican fast bowler Shields gets a debut at 29. Captain Roston Chase could pitch in with his offspin when the quicks need a break.West Indies (probable): 1 John Campbell, 2 Tagenarine Chanderpaul, 3 Alick Athanaze/Brandon King, 4 Shai Hope, 5 Kavem Hodge, 6 Roston Chase (capt), 7 Tevin Imlach (wk), 8 Justin Greaves, 9 Kemar Roach, 10 Jayden Seales, 11 Johann Layne/Anderson Phillip/Ojay ShieldsNew Zealand have beaten West Indies in their last five Tests•Associated Press

Pitch and conditionsThe conditions at Hagley Oval aid swing, though New Zealand surfaces are often misleading with the grass at the toss rarely lasting much beyond the first session. The weather is likely to be clear on the first day, but some showers have been forecast for the second in Christchurch.Stats and trivia Matt Henry has a good Test record at his domestic home ground: 36 wickets in seven games at an average of 23.91, including two five-fors. Since his debut in November 2022, Tagenarine Chanderpaul has faced 1564 balls in Test cricket. Only Kraigg Brathwaite (2376) has faced more balls than Chanderpaul for West Indies during this period. New Zealand have beaten West Indies in their last five Tests, including three innings wins at home.Quotes”It’s the purest form of the game, really, and it’s the first Test series for me at home, and I’m really excited. In December, the Test cricket arena is always the best time of the year, and [this is] certainly a format this team prides itself on playing well.”
“Any bowler will want to come in these conditions and bowl because it’s not too hot. So when it’s nice and cool, the fast bowlers like to bowl very long. The ball is bouncing and seaming around, so the guys are very happy about that and ready to bowl.”

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Botafogo e São Paulo já estão de férias, mas vão ter pelo que torcer neste domingo (14). Além da disputa pelo título, as semifinais da Copa do Brasil atraem olhares daqueles que esperam a definição da vaga restante na Libertadores de 2026, que pode ser definida antes mesmo da decisão. Para isso, Cruzeiro e Fluminense precisam reverter as desvantagens nos jogos de volta.

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Ainda na luta pelo troféu do mata-mata nacional, Raposa e Tricolor já estão garantidos na próxima edição da Libertadores via Brasileirão; as equipes terminaram o torneio em terceiro e quinto lugar, respectivamente. Desta forma, caso um dos clubes conquiste a Copa do Brasil, abre-se mais uma vaga no Campeonato Brasileiro.

Nesse cenário, os clubes afetados seriam exatamente Botafogo e São Paulo, sexto e oitavo colocados do Brasileirão. Com o atual G-7 — que já tem vaga extra por conta do título do Flamengo na Liberta —, o Glorioso está confirmado nos playoffs da competição continental, enquanto o Soberano tem vaga garantida apenas na Sul-Americana. Em caso de G-8, os cariocas iriam direto para a fase de grupos, enquanto os paulistas herdariam um lugar nas fases eliminatórias.

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Por isso, Alvinegro e Tricolor Paulista torcem por um título de Cruzeiro ou Fluminense. A situação, no entanto, pode se resolver antes mesmo de conhecermos o campeão: se ambos times chegarem juntos à final, a vaga extra automaticamente vai para o Campeonato Brasileiro; se forem eliminados neste domingo (14), acabam as chances de Botafogo e São Paulo.

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Apesar da torcida extra de alvinegros e tricolores paulistas, Cruzeiro e Fluminense estão em contexto adverso nas semifinais da Copa do Brasil. Ambos perderam os jogos de ida para Corinthians e Vasco, respectivamente, e vão precisar de uma reviravolta no placar agregado para avançar à decisão.

O Cabuloso encara o Timão às 18h (de Brasília), na Neo Química Arena, em São Paulo (SP), e terá de reverter o 1 a 0 conquistado pelos paulistas em pleno Mineirão. Do outro lado da chave, às 20h30, o Flu mais uma vez enfrenta o Vasco no Maracanã após a derrota por 2 a 1 no jogo de ida.

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O Fortaleza recebe o Maracanã neste domingo (17), pela partida de volta da semifinal do Cearense. A bola vai rolar a partir das 17h (de Brasília), na Arena Castelão, em Fortaleza, com transmissão do Canal GOAT no YouTube.

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✅FICHA TÉCNICA
FORTALEZA X MARACANÃ
SEMIFINAL (2º JOGO) – CAMPEONATO CEARENSE

Data e horário: domingo, 17 de março de 2024, às 17h (de Brasília)
Local: Arena Castelão, em Fortaleza
Onde assistir: Canal GOAT (YouTube)
Arbitragem: Marcelo de Lima Henrique (árbitro); Renan Aguiar da Costa e Francisco Marcondes Mendes Simão (auxiliares); Elizabete Esmeralda (quarto árbitro); César Magalhães (VAR)

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FORTALEZA (Técnico: JUAN PABLO VOJVODA)
João Ricardo; Tinga, Brítez, Cardona e Bruno Pacheco; Zé Welison, Kauan e Kervin; Pikachu, Moisés e Lucero.

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MARACANà(Técnico: JÚNIOR CEARENSE)
Leo Recife; Zé Augusto, Igor Ribeiro, Guilherme e Matheus Maranguape; Rogério, Vinícius Canindé e Patuta; Testinha, Pio e Júnior Mandacaru.

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أفادت تقارير صحفية أن ليفربول أصبح يضع عينه على أحد الأجنحة اللامعة، حيث يبحث عن التعاقد مع بديل للنجم المصري محمد صلاح.

ومن المحتمل أن يرحل محمد صلاح عن ملعب أنفيلد، وقد يوجه ليفربول بوصلته إلى برادلي باركولا جناح باريس سان جيرمان بجانب جناح أنطوان سيمينيو لاعب بورنموث.

وبحسب “Caughtoffside” فإنه ورغم مراقبة ليفربول لموقف باركولا مع باريس سان جيرمان، إلا أن النادي الفرنسي يفضل حالياً الإبقاء على لاعبه الشاب.

وقد يعمل باريس سان جيرمان خلال الفترة القادمة على تمديد عقد باركولا صاحب الـ23 عاماً والذي ينتهي عقده الحالي في عام 2028.

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ومع ذلك فإن صفقة انتقال باركولا إلى صفوف ليفربول قد تكون واقعية، حيث لم يتمكن اللاعب من حجز مكان أساسي في تشكيل باريس سان جيرمان بسبب المنافسة الشديدة في فريق المدرب لويس إنريكي لذا قد يبحث عن الانتقال لوجهة أخرى.

وقد يلعب باركولا دوراً محورياً في ليفربول ليحل محل محمد صلاح، وقد تكون هناك أندية كبيرة أخرى مثل مانشستر يونايتد مهتمة بالحصول على خدمات اللاعب.

جدير بالذكر أن باركولا سجل ستة أهداف وصنع خمس تمريرات حاسمة في جميع المسابقات مع باريس سان جيرمان وفرنسا هذا الموسم.

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O Santos venceu o Avaí por 2 a 0 nesta sexta-feira (26), na Ressacada, pela segunda rodada da Série B do Campeonato Brasileiro. Assista aos melhores momentos da partida no vídeo acima.

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Worcestershire close second day five down after Tongue takes out top three in fiery burst of 9-1-24-3

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A searing burst from Josh Tongue put Nottinghamshire back in the box seat after Worcestershire fought back well on the second day of their Rothesay County Championship match at Visit Worcestershire New Road.Nottinghamshire’s first-innings lead was restricted to 25 after they were bowled out for 207. Freddie McCann defied for 56 (106 balls) but Tom Taylor took 4 for 70 and Ben Allison 3 for 41 while wicketkeeper Gareth Roderick took five catches.The game had evened right up but Worcestershire closed the second day on 93 for 5 after Tongue took out the top three in a fiery burst of 9-1-24-3. With the pitch still helping seamers, Nottinghamshire won’t want to chase many in the fourth innings, but are well-placed to push for a win to keep them on the shoulders of leaders Surrey ahead of their mouth-watering meeting at The Oval next week.Nottinghamshire resumed on the second morning on 46 for 1 to find the pitch still lively. Allison soon produced a perfect away-cutter that Ben Slater edged to Roderick.McCann and Joe Clarke added 50 in 17 overs before McCann, having gritted out a valuable half-century, drove at a wide ball from Matthew Waite and Roderick accepted another catch. The slip cordon remained on high alert. Jake Libby, at second, pouched Jack Haynes off Allison. Clarke dug in for 122 minutes before nicking a waft at the same bowler.From an uneasy 121 for 5, the title-chasers were rebooted by Lyndon James’ punchy 42-ball 35 but Taylor ended the counter-attack by inducing another nick and pinned Liam Patterson-White lbw two balls later. Kyle Verreynne steered his side in front then edged Taylor to second slip.Former Pears pair Dillon Pennington and Tongue added a handy 23 before falling in five balls, the former lbw to Allison and the latter supplying Roderick with his fifth catch, off Waite.With the game so evenly-poised, a mammoth evening session – 49 overs – promised to be pivotal. Only 36 were possible before bad light intervened but Nottinghamshire made serious inroads.Tongue trapped Rehaan Edavalath lbw and dismissed Libby, caught at second slip, with a lifter so brutal it invoked comparison with Allan Donald, Curtly Ambrose and Percy Jeeves. Catching of similar quality followed from McCann, a one-handed, diving grab at second slip to remove Dan Lategan off James that invoked comparison with Graham Roope, Rikki Clarke and Ashley Giles.Tongue then knocked out Kashif Ali’s off-stump and James hit Brett D’Oliveira’s. At 68 for 5, Worcestershire were in danger of speeding to a defeat which would pretty much seal their relegation but Roderick and Ethan Brookes stayed firm until the light closed in to keep this fascinating match very much alive.