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O atacante Endrick, do Palmeiras, deu conselhos aos jogadores mais jovens do Verdão e ainda falou sobre a importância do papel do pai na sua carreira, em entrevista exclusiva à Goal. Reserva pelo terceiro jogo seguido, ocamisa 16 ainda não entrou em campo pelo mata-mata do Campeonato Paulista, perdendo a titularidade para Giovani e Tabata.

> Palmeiras avança em conversas com o Bragantino para ter o atacante Artur

– Conselho que eu sempre falo é de ser sempre humilde, de sempre estar com os pés no chão, não ligar pra críticas, não ligar pra nada e só fazer o seu. Por você, pela sua equipe, pela sua família, que tudo vai dar certo e sempre acreditar que tudo é possível e sempre com os pés no chão. Acreditando em Deus, porque sem ele você não consegue fazer nada e você tem que estar junto com Deus e acreditando bastante.

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Até aqui, Endrick disputou 11 jogos pelo Paulistão, mas não marcou nenhum gol e não distribuiu nenhuma assistência. Devido à seca de gols, o atacante virou alvo de parte da torcida palmeirense. Houve também a cena em que o jovem foi visto chorando no banco de reserva após ser substituído contra o Bragantino.

Mesmo passando por esse momento difícil, o camisa 16 continuará buscando retomar sua titularidade para disputar sua segunda final pelo profissional. Com isso, Endrick fez questão de exaltar o papel que o seu pai desempenha na sua carreira.

– Papel muito importante, meu pai é um cara que sempre está comigo, um cara que sempre está trabalhando, dá conselhos, sempre está junto comigo, acompanhando nos jogos. Creio que o papel dele é um dos mais importantes na minha vida, tenho que agradecer muito a ele. Não vejo muito mais aquele vídeo que viralizou, que tudo mundo viu, mas eu agradeço muito a ele por sempre estar ao meu lado e acreditar em mim.

– Ele é um pai maravilhoso, creio que não é só ele, a minha mãe também, todos da minha família, todos tem um papel muito importante pra mim. Mas meu pai é um cara que tem um papel gigantesco na minha vida e creio que eu possa dar muitas alegrias pra ele – completou o atacante, eleito para o NXGN Nine, prêmio global dado aos nove melhores jovens jogadores do mundo.

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Vale lembrar que Endrick já está vendido ao Real Madrid, mas só se juntará à equipe espanhola em julho de 2024, quando completará 18 anos.

Em busca do bicampeonato estadual, oPalmeiras enfrentará o Água Santa no dia 2 de abril, ainda sem local definido, pela grande decisão do Paulistão. Como teve melhor campanha, o Verdão decidirá o título no dia 9 de abril no Allianz Parque. O Alviverde quer conquistar seu segundo troféu no ano. O primeiro foi o da Supercopa do Brasil diante do Flamengo.

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Michail Antonio has joined TNT's punditry team for the new Premier League season after not being offered a new West Ham deal following his car crash.

• Antonio recovering from horror crash
• Not offered new West Ham deal
• Joins TNT punditry team with Bale

• WHAT HAPPENED?

  TNT Sports have announced their lineup for the upcoming Premier League season, with Antonio joining former Tottenham and Real Madrid star Bale on the roster. They will be flanked by former England international Fara Williams, ex-Scotland ace Jen Beattie and Bristol City first-team coach Anita Asante.

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  This comes soon after it was announced striker Antonio would not be offered a contract extension at West Ham. The 35-year-old cheated death in early December 2024 when he had a horrific car crash before being airlifted to hospital and undergoing surgery on serious leg fractures. Many feared he would not play again but even though he has, his time with the Hammers is now over.

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  Jamaica international Antonio, who is now a free agent, still harbours desires to play football again at the highest level.

  He told : "I'm speaking to clubs right now to see where the best offer is for me to go, and we'll just see how it goes. To be honest, there's a mixture, we're talking to clubs here, we're talking to clubs abroad, but I'm going to leave it very vague – talk to clubs in England and abroad."

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• WHAT NEXT?

  While Antonio tries to find a new team to play for, the veteran forward wants to play at the 2026 World Cup with Jamaica.

  He added: "That's one thing I've not managed to achieve for myself, to be playing in the World Cup, and Jamaica are very close to it. It's not just that, I just wouldn't want my career to come to an end by a car crash, literally. So I've got something to prove to show that I can come back, I can come back and play well, which I was doing for the last ten years."

Jack Leach, Mark Wood make way after England’s 28-run victory in first Test

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Miller: Bashir debut another ‘no fear’ pick from England

Shoaib Bashir, the 20-year-old Somerset offspinner, will make his Test debut at Visakhapatnam on Friday, after being named as Jack Leach’s replacement in England’s XI.Bashir linked up with the squad midway through their 28-run victory in Hyderabad last week, after suffering complications with his India visa, but will slot straight into the team as a replacement for Leach, whose impact in that match was hindered by bruising to the left knee, sustained while fielding on the first day.Ben Stokes, England’s captain, confirmed one other change on the eve of the Test, with James Anderson returning to the team as the lone seamer, in place of Mark Wood, who went wicketless in the same role at Hyderabad.Related

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It will be Anderson’s 184th Test cap, and his first of 2024, and will complete one of the most lop-sided Test attacks ever fielded, with the rest of England’s specialist bowlers in a spin-heavy attack boasting a total of three Test caps.Speaking at the pre-match press conference, Stokes said he was confident that Bashir’s complicated passage to India would not impact on his performance, adding that his chance to sit in the dressing-room during the latter stages of the Hyderabad Test had allowed Bashir to assimilate with the team environment.”He was just taking it all in to be honest, landing [from the UK] that early, then coming in and seeing what had gone on,” Stokes said. “I think he really enjoyed being in that dressing-room [on day four]. There’s no worries and no issues for me that he’s been away from the group for a period of time, then coming back in to make his debut. It’s not like he’s forgotten how to bowl.”Stokes added that it had been left to Brendon McCullum, England’s head coach, to break the selection news to Bashir. “I went up to him [afterwards],” Stokes said. “I knew that he knew, and he just gave me a big hug. I told him I was going to tell the media so he didn’t have to keep it quiet. He looked very excited.”Shoaib Bashir is set to replace the injured Jack Leach•Getty Images

Rehan Ahmed, the legspinner, retains his place after a limited role in Hyderabad, having debuted in Karachi in December 2022, while Tom Hartley will receive his second cap, having claimed second-innings figures of 7 for 62 to seal England’s first-Test victory.Neither Rehan nor Bashir was born when Anderson made his Test debut at Lord’s in May 2003, while his own Test cap number – 613 – is a full 100 caps shy of the 713 cap that Bashir will receive before the start of play on Friday. At the age of 41, Anderson is about to enter his 22nd year as an international cricketer, but Stokes had no qualms about bringing him back into the fray.”Jimmy’s experience, the class that he has, is great and I think it also goes under the radar how good his record in India is,” Stokes said. “Considering what Jimmy is known for – ‘the swing king’ and all that – it just proves how good a bowler he is. He has different skillsets that I will be able to exploit in Indian conditions.”It’s not just picking Jimmy for the new ball, it’s the other stuff he possesses as well. It’s great that Jimmy is doing good things for the old boys out there. It’s huge credit and lots of people should look up to Jimmy considering he is where he is at 41.”On the Vizag pitch itself, Stokes predicted that it might be a good wicket for “maybe a day or two”, but expected it to take more and more spin the deeper the game gets.”It might play a little bit better initially than it did last week, but we don’t like to go in with too many pre-conceived ideas, we like to have some kind of idea because, obviously, that’s how we pick the team. Then we just play what’s in front of us.”I think we always knew what we wanted. We looked at the pitch yesterday and again today just to see what change would happen after a day. If anything it just looks a little drier than yesterday.”Obviously the forced change, Bash coming in for Leachy, was a simple one: one spinner out, one spinner in.”England XI 1 Zak Crawley, 2 Ben Duckett, 3 Ollie Pope, 4 Joe Root, 5 Jonny Bairstow, 6 Ben Stokes (capt), 7 Ben Foakes (wk), 8 Rehan Ahmed, 9 Tom Hartley, 10 Shoaib Bashir, 11 James Anderson.

Head coach wants to “move on” from senior players and called this phase “a changing guard for Bangladesh cricket”

Mohammad Isam26-Nov-2023Head coach Chandika Hathurusinghe has said that Bangladesh need to “move on” from the senior players, calling the current transition phase an “exciting” one for the cricket in the country, ahead of the upcoming home Test series against New Zealand.Regular captain Shakib Al Hasan, his deputy Litton Das, and Taskin Ahmed, the leader of the pace attack, have all been ruled out of the series. Shakib is recovering from a finger injury, Taskin is managing his shoulder niggle, while the BCB has given Litton a paternity break.Related

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“It’s challenging to lose that much of experience from any team, especially for Bangladesh,” Hathurusinghe said. “Those guys have been part of the Bangladesh team in every format for more than 15 years. Some of them for ten years. It is however something to look forward to, to see what the youngsters can do.”I think it’s a time that we need to move on from some of the players that have played for a long time. They are not going to be there forever. But this is happening because of many reasons. I think it’s exciting, and it’s an opportunity for some of the youngsters to make their name and then have a long career.”At a time when Bangladesh were enduring a tough time at the World Cup, having lost six out of their seven matches, Hathurusinghe had said that his work has to “start after the World Cup”, adding that he couldn’t do much before the tournament having been appointed just seven months prior. Two weeks after their World Cup exit, he called the phase “a changing guard for Bangladesh cricket” and said that his focus was on developing a team with young players.”I think every team takes pride in winning at home,” Hathurusinghe said. “We are no different. We are looking to win games in our own conditions. We will try to compete on away conditions. That’s the plan. We are very aware of our limitations and strengths. So we are not going to predict big things. We are developing a team now. It’s just a kind of a changing guard for Bangladesh cricket.”The exciting thing is, there are good young players. The challenge is these guys haven’t played enough cricket leading up to [the Test match]. So our planning has to be a little bit better than this going forward and making a bigger pool of players available for every position in bowling and batting. Players challenging the others who are in the team, make our team better.”One immediate concern ahead of the first Test in Sylhet on Tuesday is that most of the Bangladesh players haven’t played red-ball cricket since June. The Bangladesh players who returned from India after the World Cup in mid-November were part of the last NCL first-class match. Hathurusinghe believed that was the most they could do to adjust to the longer format in this short turnaround period.”We used the NCL matches for the guys who played the World Cup as preparation,” he said. “Most of the batters made use of that opportunity. Most of the other players have been playing NCL. This is almost like a new-look Bangladesh team for various reasons. Not by design. I think we are ready as we can be and I’m looking forward to this Test series.”Bangladesh will bank on the vast experience of his spin bowling duo Taijul Islam and Mehidy Hasan Miraz, who are the side’s second and third-highest overall Test wicket-takers respectively. They have a combined 328 Test wickets, of which 228 are at home. In the last ten years, Taijul has been Bangladesh’s most successful bowler at home too. The pair has also been head and shoulders above the rest of the Bangladesh bowling attack.”There is experience in Taijul and Miraz. Taijul has 177 Test wickets. Definitely he’ll be a leader of the attack and Miraz is playing since 2016 if I remember correctly,” Hathurusinghe said. “Then there’s young (Hasan) Murad and Naeem Hassan. I think playing on this condition and this heat, those guys, spinners mainly, will play a big role.”Sylhet has hosted just one Test so far, when Zimbabwe beat Bangladesh by 151 runs in 2018. Hathurusinghe said Bangladesh, too, were not sure of how the pitch would behave.”We haven’t played as much Test matches [in Sylhet]. One, I think, if my memory serves right. So it’s new for us as well. We don’t know how the wicket is going to behave because we don’t have history here. We will just go by what we see in front of us. It is an unknown at the moment.”

رد كوكي، لاعب الفريق الأول لكرة القدم بنادي أتلتيكو مدريد على تصريحات زميله السابق ديوجو كوستا، بشأن ركلة جزاء جوليان ألفاريز أمام ريال مدريد في دوري أبطال أوروبا.

وانتقد ديوجو كوستا رد فعل لاعبي أتلتيكو مدريد بعد قرار الحكم بعدم احتساب ركلة جزاء جوليان ألفاريز والتي كانت سببًا في تعثر الفريق أمام ريال مدريد بدوري أبطال أوروبا.

وواجه ريال مدريد نظيره أتلتيكو مدريد في دور الـ16 من دوري أبطال أوروبا، نسخة 2024/2025، وخسر الأخير بسبب ركلات الترجيح.

ومن ضمن ركلات الترجيح، سدد الأرجنتيني جوليان ألفاريز، واحدة بنجاح ولكن لم يتم احتسابها بسبب أن المهاجم لمس الكرة بقدمه مرتين عندما ضرب الكرة، بعد تدخل تقنية الفيديو.

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وكان كوستا قد قال في تصريحات نقلتها صحيفة “موندو ديبوريفو”: “لا تنتهي ركلات الترجيح ونحن فيها، كان راؤول جارسيا أو جودين أو أنا سنوقف المباراة، ويتم طردنا، يجب أن يكون لديك حضور قوي”.

بينما أتى رد كوكي وأوضح: “لم نكن نعرف ما الذي علينا فعله في هذا الموقف، حدث كل شيء بسرعة كبيرة لدرجة أننا بالكاد نجد وقتًا للرد، لكل فرد شخصيته الخاصة، وطريقته الخاصة في إدارة الفريق”.

Defending champions Trent Rockets kicked off their Men’s Hundred campaign with a six-run victory over 2021 winners Southern Brave in a low-scoring contest at Trent Bridge, Daniel Sams and Lewis Gregory taking three wickets each.Sam Hain’s 63 off 39 balls rescued the Rockets from 54 for 5 with support from Imad Wasim – a last-minute substitute after Rashid Khan’s 11th hour withdrawal – but with Chris Jordan’s 3 for 18 the stand-out performance in a solid bowling display, 133 from 100 looked below par.Yet, on a slow pitch that was offering the bowlers some help, it was too much for Brave, who were 41 without loss from 37 balls but lost five wickets for 32 in the next 28, a position from which they never recovered, despite some late heroics with the bat from Jordan, bowled out for 127 from 99 balls.Related

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Asked to bat first, Rockets lost their top three batters for 25 inside the powerplay. Alex Hales miscued Craig Overton to mid-wicket and Dawid Malan sent up a steepler off the same bowler that James Vince had plenty of time to get under. In between, George Garton produced a beauty to bowl Tom Kohler-Cadmore.Neither Colin Munro nor Gregory fared any better at imposing themselves, the former skying one from Tymal Mills that was comfortably caught at mid-off, with skipper Gregory hit squarely in front by Jordan to perish for two as Rockets reached the 50-ball mark at a miserable 54 for 5. Scoring chances were generally scarce as the Brave attack kept their discipline, backed up for the most part by some excellent fielding.Hain at last gave a subdued home crowd some excitement when Overton returned for his final set to be hit for three boundaries in a row, the middle one a falling-over scoop that carried over the rope and he and Imad were able to put together something of a recovery.They added 78 in 49 balls – 48 of them in the last 25 – before both fell in a dramatic finale to the innings that saw Jordan run out Hain then bowl Imad and Matt Carter with his next two deliveries before Luke Wood survived the hat-trick ball.The priority for Brave in the chase would have been to lose no early wickets and though they were merely level with Rockets for runs after their opening 25, the difference was that the wickets fallen space on the scoreboard still showed zero.Things looked much less comfortable at halfway. Devon Conway’s top edge off Gregory pinged off his helmet to point, then Imad entered the attack with two wickets in eight balls. His first delivery did for Vince, stumped going down the pitch to one that spun away, before Finn Allen, who had looked the man most likely to carry Brave home, holed out to long-on, leaving Brave 51 for 3 from 48 balls.As panic set in, Garton skewed Matt Carter to short fine leg and Tim David, looking to ease the pressure, picked out Hales at long-on, before another slightly freakish delivery saw James Fuller caught behind off glove and pad to leave Brave six down for 89, needing 45 from 22 balls.Leus du Plooy was caught behind in a scoop attempt, Jordan pulled Wood for six, was dropped at short third on 16 – a gallant one-handed effort by sub fielder John Turner – but was yorked by Sams for 22 off 11 with nine needed from three before Overton was run out and Mills leg before.