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Depois de três jogos sem vencer e uma semana para lá de tensa, o Botafogo superou o América-MG neste domingo, subiu na tabela vai para uma dupla de jogos em Salvador (BA) mais tranquilo. O técnico Zé Ricardo, então, valorizou o triunfo, que contou com mais de 25 mil torcedores no Estádio Nilton Santos. E pediu mais vezes um bom público na casa alvinegra.

– Fundamental a vitória. A gente sabia que não seria fácil. Os três pontos só viriam se fizéssemos bom jogo e tivéssemos competitividade alta,até porque enfrentamos equipe muito organizada. Desde já, parabéns ao Adílson. O América dificultou demais. No primeiro tempo, criamos muito. No segundo, pela questão emocional, o América estava tentando o empate e a gente tentando administrar, e o emocional pesou. A semana não foi fácil. As cobranças, deixamos claro, fazem parte. Pressão faz parte. Mas queríamos que as cobranças viessem com a apoio, como veio hoje – exaltou o treinador.

O próximo jogo do Glorioso no Estádio Nilton Santos é contra o São Paulo, no dia 30 deste mês de setembro. E embora cobre bom desempenho dos jogadores independentemente do tamanho do público presente, Zé Ricardo pediu que novamente haja arquibancadas cheias.

-Atuação não é um padrão. Devemos jogar bem com qualquer público. Mas a energia é outra. Desde a abertura de ingressos jogadores veem, percebem que vai ter publico, a gente vê eles se animando. O horário das 11 horas é bom, eu gosto. Às vezes, cai a produção no segundo tempo, mas a presença da torcida traz clima para melhorarmos rendimento e performance – entende o treinador.

Antes do jogo contra o Tricolor Paulista, o Alvinegro duela com o Bahia, nesta quinta-feira, pela Copa Sul-Americana. No domingo, o adversário é o Vitória, de volta ao Campeonato Brasileiro.

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أدلى نجم فريق مانشستر سيتي، إيرلينج هالاند، بتصريحات عقب فوزهم الصعب على كريستال بالاس اليوم السبت في بطولة الدوري الإنجليزي الممتاز.

وتلاقى الفريقان في إطار منافسات الجولة السابعة والعشرين من البطولة، حيث فاز مانشستر سيتي بهدف دون رد، بفضل إيرلينج هالاند.

وقال هالاند في تصريحات نشرتها شبكة “بي بي سي” العالمية: “ثلاث نقاط والفوز بالمباريات ومواصلة تقديم الأداء الجيد، ليس بالأمر السهل، فاز بورنموث على ليفربول في وقت سابق من اليوم، لذلك فإن كل مباراة ليست سهلة، إنها معركة”.

وأضاف: “هنا ملعب جميل وكانت مباراة جيدة، كنت مستمتعًا بها، إنها وظيفتي (التسجيل) وأستمتع بها، الجميع يعرفون مدى أهمية هذا الفوز بالنسبة لنا وعلينا الاستمرار”.

وواصل: “لم أكن قلقًا لأنني ركزت فقط على لعبتي وأنا أحاول فعل ذلك كل مباراة، لقد كنا متأخرين 2-0 أمام كريستال بالاس في المباراة الأخيرة (عندما سجل هالاند هاتريك)، وكانت هذه المرة 0-0 عندما سجلت، أنا فخور حقًا”.

وأردف: “علينا أن نلعب بطرق مختلفة، الناس يتأقلمون كفريق واحد، مانشستر سيتي حقق 4 ألقاب من الدوري الإنجليزي في السنوات الخمس الماضية، علينا أن نتكيف ونبذل قصارى جهدنا لتقديم أفضل أداء”.

اقرأ أيضًا.. ترتيب هدافي الدوري الإنجليزي بعد هدف هالاند أمام كريستال بالاس

وفيما يتعلق بفرصه الضائعة، قال النرويجي: “لا أحب أن أفقد الفرص، لقد أتيحت لي فرصة في الشوط الثاني، كان هناك انبعاج صغير في العشب وأوقفني”.

واستكمل: “تنفيذ ركلة الجزاء؟ أحاول أن أتنفس وأن أكون في اللحظة وهذا ما فعلته، علينا الفوز بكل مباراة والآن سنواجه لايبزيج (دوري أبطال أوروبا) ثم بيرنلي (كأس الاتحاد الإنجليزي)”.

وأكد: “علينا أن نفوز بالمباريات ونركز على أنفسنا، لدينا الكثير من المباريات المتبقية لنلعبها لذا لم يتم حسم أي شيء بعد”.

واختتم: “أنا أستمتع بالأمر هنا، في إنجلترا، هذا ما شاهدته طوال حياتي، الآن أستمتع بكل ثانية، من الجيد أن أكون متواجدًا هنا”.

Benny Howell, a rarity in county cricket history – a cricketer born in France – joined century-maker Kane Williamson to make Derbyshire struggle after enforcing the follow-on

Nigel Gardner at Derby04-May-2012
ScorecardThe County Ground at Derby and the game itself was a lot different when Derbyshire recorded their last innings victory over Gloucestershire in a remarkable match back in 1981. A strong Gloucestershire batting line-up including Chris Broad, Sadiq Mohammad and Zaheer Abbas was skittled inside two days at the end of July following an astonishing first-innings collapse from 64 without loss to 91 all out.The current Gloucestershire team is less renowned and they were facing defeat inside three days at Derby when they were made to follow-on, 182 runs behind, under leaden skies that required the floodlights to be switched on from start of play. But they proved far more resilient than their more illustrious predecessors and by the close led by 37 runs with eight wickets remaining.Derbyshire would certainly have fancied their chances of rolling them over again in those conditions but, as is often the case, the batsmen showed a lot more fight second time around with Benny Howell easing the memory of his first-innings duck with an impressive half-century which was followed by a fine unbeaten hundred from the New Zealand Test batsman Kane Williamson.Many shudder at the mention of Derby in early May and although this was a day borrowed from winter, the ground has improved beyond all recognition and at least Howell will have a warm glow when he looks back at his composed 64. So to will his father John who watched his son reach his second first-class fifty and who has postponed his flight back to Australia so he can see him play at Lord’s on Bank Holiday Monday.Howell Snr appeared for Warwickshire 2nd X1 in 1978 so he will have appreciated the way his son played as he tries to earn himself a contract following his release by Hampshire at the end of last season.”I’m signed up for the season but I’m just playing on a match-by-match basis,” said Howell, whose birthplace in Bordeaux makes him a rarity in the history of county cricket. “Gloucestershire are looking after me and I’m just happy to be playing cricket and see where it takes me. My dad is over visiting from Australia and he was up here on some work so he popped in to watch me play. I saw him walking between buildings and he had a little superstition going on and although I tried to concentrate on batting, I did find it quite funny but I’m glad I did well for him today.”It’s not nice going out on a pair and the first ball I nicked through the slips for four. It was difficult conditions but we just had to bat and it certainly helps batting with Kane who is so calm and collected and has experienced a lot of high-quality cricket.”Howell was eventually dismissed seven short of his career-best score by a clever piece of bowling by Jon Clare who along with Tony Palladino and Tim Groenewald makes up a strong Derbyshire seam attack. Add to that the left-arm spin of David Wainwright, now enjoying a fresh start after opting to leave Yorkshire, and it is easy to see why Derbyshire have started the season so well unbtiul Howell and Williamson intervened.Together, they set a tone of defiance that was largely absent on the second day when the batting subsided to Palladino and Clare who received their Derbyshire caps along with Martin Guptill and Wes Durston before the start of play.When Wainwright snared Paul Muchall to wrap up Gloucestershire’s first innings and an error of judgement by Chris Dent saw him lose his off stump as he shouldered arms at the start of the second, the rest of the home dressing room was probably preparing for celebrations before the close. But Howell and Williamson showed what could be achieved with the right approach and although Derbyshire bowled well, they put Gloucestershire back in the game.Howell stepped out to straight drive Wainwright for six on his way to a 72-ball fifty and was only seven short of his career-best score when Clare deceived him with a slower ball to end a stand of 117.Although Wainwright wheeled away from the City End, at one stage bowling 12 overs for only seven runs, Derbyshire could not prise out Williamson whose previous first-class appearance saw him make a match-saving hundred against South Africa in Wellington in March.He celebrated his second century for Gloucestershire by cutting Wainwright backward of point and when a short ball persuaded the umpires the light was not good enough even with the lights on, the visitors were 37 in front with a chance of denying Derbyshire a third victory of the season.

تغيب النجم الأرجنتيني ليونيل ميسي عن تدريبات فريقه باريس سان جيرمان الفرنسي، يوم الخميس، بحسب ما أفادت صحيفة “ليكيب” الفرنسية.

ويستعد باريس سان جيرمان لمواجهة رين في الدوري الفرنسي يوم الأحد المقبل بالجولة الثامنة والعشرين على ملعب “حديقة الأمراء”.

وأشارت “ليكيب” إلى أن ميسي غاب عن التدريبات صباح الخميس، ولم يتضح سبب غيابه.

لم يعد ماركينيوس بعد إلى التدريب بعد إصابته، وما زال أشرف حكيمي يعاني من ألم في الفخذ.

ويغيب موكيلي بسبب إصابة في ربلة الساق وأوتار الركبة، كما أصيب سيرجيو راموس صباح الخميس ولم يتمكن من إكمال التدريب.

وودع باريس سان جيرمان منافسات دوري أبطال أوروبا من دور الـ 16 على يد بايرن ميونخ الألماني.

وأشارت تقارير إلى أن ألتراس باريس سان جيرمان بصدد إطلاق صافرات ضد ميسي في مباراة الفريق ضد رين، حيث يحملونه مسؤولية توديع دوري الأبطال. 

Kent chief executive Jamie Clifford said the poor weather that washed out most of day two could affect the county’s finances

Mark Pennell at Tunbridge Wells07-Jun-2012
ScorecardHaving moved on a couple of their higher-paid players and cut staff levels to the bone in an effort to ease the financial burden of ground redevelopment work in Canterbury, the last thing Kent needed was this dismal, rain-ruined start to the season.Hundreds of overs lost have been lost, attendances are down by a third on like-for-like figures from 2011 and beer sales have plummeted accordingly. Little wonder then that the county’s chief executive, Jamie Clifford, was hoping for a sun-filled cricket week in Tunbridge Wells.Instead, Clifford and the Kent faithful have witnessed only 33.4 overs of action during the opening two, rain-affected days of the 100th Tunbridge Wells week and, rather like the sodden outfield at the Nevill Ground, Clifford will struggle to cope with much more of it.”Operationally you have to keep smiling and chivvying people along, tomorrow’s another day and all that, but inside I can’t help but know that this weather is starting to affect us,” Clifford said. “People’s hard work is being washed down the drain and that’s disappointing. But we are only two days into a six-day festival, so we might still have some cricket and a little more cause for optimism.”Clifford is also mindful that the financial support the county receives from Tunbridge Wells Borough Council is also being undermined by the inclement weather and the knock-on effect of dwindling attendances.”The efforts of the club and the Borough Council in staging an event like this, well away from our headquarters, are not being rewarded,” he said. “The council’s financial input is not insignificant and they need to see some return on that by way of economic benefit to the town as a whole. They want to see big attendances, people coming to the town, having a beer and a bite to eat and filling hotel rooms for the nights. They aren’t getting any of that right now.”The support they give us is fundamental to us coming here. The model really works and we generally get big crowds in here, but all that starts to look a little different when we get prolonged spells of poor weather like this.”And though Clifford has insurance cover (under the ECB’s rain-day policy) to protect Kent’s opening Friends Life t20 clash against neighbours Sussex, scheduled for Tuesday night, he admits the club would still suffer substantial losses should the fixture be washed out.”There are some big numbers that fall outside of the insurance cover, like beer sales, food, merchandising in the club shop and programme sales,” he said. “Advance ticket sales are looking good and we’re on course for a sell out, but if the weather hits us again and we get no cricket, then you only have to add those sums together to know they will have a big impact on us.”As for the second day, only 18.3 overs were bowled during which Hampshire added 40 to their overnight score. When the rain returned 30 minutes from the scheduled lunch interval, the visitors had reached 90 for 3, with Simon Katich and Liam Dawson unbeaten on 43 and 22 respectively.

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Felipe Melo controlou as palavras ao deixar os vestiários do Mineirão, após o empate por 1 a 1 diante do Cruzeiro que tirou o Palmeiras nas semifinais da Copa do Brasil. Mas o volante disse sentir raiva da eliminação e ressaltou o que julgou ser uma covardia de Sassá, que desferiu um soco em Mayke depois do apito final, além de apontar, no mínimo, imprudência de Léo, no choque entre ele e o próprio Felipe Melo que acabou dando início à confusão.

– O Léo foi inconsequente no lance de quando acabou o jogo. Fui pegar a bola com a mão e o Léo veio por cima, não sei se foi agredindo ou não. Logo depois, o Sassá, covardemente, agrediu o Mayke. É uma situação que tem de ser vista. Covardia não pode acontecer. O cara passar correndo e dar o soco na cara de um companheiro é bem complicado. Sem o companheiro esperar… É complicado – opinou o meio-campista.

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Diante do clima criado entre os jogadores, Felipe Melo confia “nas autoridades” para evitar um clima quente no reencontro entre Verdão e Cruzeiro no domingo, no Pacaembu, pelo Campeonato Brasileiro. O camisa 30 quer ver cobrança por punição assim como diz ocorrer quando o Palmeiras está envolvido em confusões similares.

– É continuar trabalhando e saber que as autoridades competentes vão saber fazer a parte delas. Quando acontece uma situação nossa aqui, vêm todos em cima, parece urubu na carniça. Esperamos que seja feita a justiça também – declarou, citando também o gol de Antônio Carlos anulado no último lance do jogo de ida, no Allianz Parque, quando o árbitro nem consultou imagens para avaliar sua decisão e a partida terminou com vitória mineira por 1 a 0.

– Não temos de chorar o leite derramado. Parabéns ao nosso rival, que passou. Mas foi determinante. Tiraram um gol nosso que, no mínimo, levaria a decisão para os pênaltis. Pensamos em coisas grandes. Saímos muito tristes e chateados, precisamos sair com raiva dessa situação porque o Palmeiras tem de estar em finais. Mas é óbvio que foi determinante o que aconteceu no primeiro jogo – declarou Felipe Melo, elogiando o adversário.

– Jogamos contra um time muito bem armado, sobretudo defensivamente. Um time muito forte, que faz poucos gols, mas recebe pouquíssimos gols também. Em uma bobeira nossa, fizeram 1 a 0 e tivemos de correr atrás do resultado, o que é sempre complicado. Fomos guerreiros por conseguir o empate. Agora é voltar a trabalhar, porque temos um jogo importante no domingo contra eles. E saber sentir essa dor, porque realmente é complicado sair da competição quando o primeiro jogo é muito determinante.

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Day-night Test cricket has once again become a possibility after the ICC annual conference in Kuala Lampur

Firdose Moonda28-Jun-2012

Day-night Test cricket has once again become a possibility after the ICC annual conference in Kuala Lampur. All Full Members were approached and asked if they would be open to the idea of hosting a day-night Test and there seems to be interested from some quarters. CSA’s acting chief executive, Jacques Faul, called it “one the exciting ideas” to emerge from the meeting.”We were all encouraged to try and host a night Test,” Faul said at a press briefing on his return home. “In our case, it’s something the board will have to approve first before anything else can happen. Then, we’ll have to convince the players, the coach and the opponents.”Although Faul admitted the idea is something CSA may “want to try”, he said he would not be happy to rush into it without some form of trial run. “If we do it, we will start off with a first-class match. I’m not brave enough to just get into a [international] night game without testing it,” he said. Pakistan is the only country that have played first-class cricket under lights, with the final of the Quaid-e-Azam trophy being played as a day-night fixture for the last two seasons.Faul said there was significant feedback from the Pakistan experiment to pique the interest of some other countries, including South Africa. “There weren’t any negative comments about it,” he said. “The pink Kookaburra ball is good enough, is what we have been told.”Should South Africa decide to sample the concept, Faul said they will look carefully into which grounds they can use, with a particular focus on weather. “Night cricket is a funny thing, because it means playing in different conditions,” he said. “I am a little scared about the dew factor at certain grounds at certain times of the year.” South Africa’s Highveld venues as well as the coastal ground in Durban, where humidity is high, usually have significant amounts of dew during the summer months.The specifics of day-night Test cricket are already being talked about in some form. Faul said the idea would be to start at 4pm and play until around 10pm, meaning playing time amounting to an hour less than is currently the norm. “It’s speculation for now,” Faul said.He admitted the most important aspect would be getting players to agree to participate in the idea but, he said, he believed it could revolutionise the longest format of the game. “It will be interesting to see how the players react to it but I think it could be very beneficial,” Faul said. “I think that might be the way forward. I might not see it taking place at every venue or against every team, but it definitely has the blessing of the ICC executive’s committee.”

أعرب محمد بركات عضو مجلس إدارة اتحاد الكرة والمشرف العام على المنتخب الأولمبي عن سعادته بالتعادل السلبي أمام زامبيا خارج الديار في ذهاب الجولة الثالثة للتصفيات الإفريقية المؤهلة لكأس الأمم الإفريقية تحت 23 سنة.

اقرأ أيضا..منتخب مصر الأولمبي يتعادل مع زامبيا سلبيًا ويتأهل لـ كأس أمم إفريقيا

وقال محمد بركات في حديث لقناة المحور الفضائية: “كنا نعلم أن المباراة في زامبيا ستكون صعبة أكثر من اللقاء الأول في القاهرة، اللاعبون تعاملوا بذكاء وتمكنوا من تحقيق التعادل ولم ينجح منتخب زامبيا في خلق الخطورة على مرمانا بل كان من الممكن أن نهز شباكهم، أهم شيء التفكير في القادم وهو البطولة الإفريقية التي ستكون أكثر صعوبة”.

وأكمل بركات: “من الجيد أن تحافظ على شباكك نظيفة خارج ملعبك”.

وختم حديثه: “من الصعب جدًا مطالبة الأندية بالتخلي عن لاعبيها لفترة طويلة لأن الأندية تنافس ولديها أهدافها، لذلك سوف يكون هناك معسكر في شهر مايو المقبل وهدفنا هو خوض مباراتين وديتين قبل منافسات كأس الأمم الإفريقية وهدفنا هو تحقيق اللقب الإفريقي”.

وتأهل منتخب مصر الأولمبي إلى بطولة كأس أمم إفريقيا المقبلة بالمغرب، بعد التعادل مع زامبيا سلبيًا، اليوم الأحد، في إياب الجولة الثالثة من التصفيات.

وكان منتخب مصر قد فاز على زامبيا في مباراة الذهاب، بثنائية نظيفة، يوم الأربعاء الماضي، ليتأهل إلى البطولة الإفريقية بنتيجة مجموع المباراتين.

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Sejamos honestos: no dia 16 de abril, quando o São Paulo venceu o Paraná por 1 a 0 na primeira rodada do Campeonato Brasileiro, nem o mais otimista de seus torcedores esperava que o time chegasse ao terço final da competição na briga pelo título. Pois o Tricolor liderou a competição e ainda hoje, depois de 28 partidas, está a apenas quatro pontos do Palmeiras, líder que o derrotou no Morumbi depois de 16 anos. Mas a pontuação não mostra um ponto que é fundamental, o time parece ter batido no teto. Com elenco limitado, o Tricolor é apenas o nono colocado se somadas as últimas dez rodadas do campeonato. Se o extrato for dos últimos cinco jogos, o São Paulo é o 13°, com resultados inferiores ao de três dos times que brigam contra o rebaixamento, Ceará, Chapecoense e Vasco. Não se pode acusar o elenco de apatia. Os jogadores, como se diz no futebol, têm deixado tudo em campo. Mas existe um limite, ou o tal do teto citado linhas acima. É difícil imaginar que a equipe comandada por Diego Aguirre possa ir além do que já fez – especialmente logo depois da pausa da Copa do Mundo -, ou sequer que possa pelo menos jogar novamente naquele nível. A defesa, antes ponto forte do time, tem falhado e o time dá a impressão de que desistiu do título – bem entendido: não por vontade própria, mas porque não é mais capaz. Desnecessário dizer que o futebol é pródigo em surpresas e amanhã uma boa sequência pode levar de volta a confiança ao Morumbi e resgatar o sonho do título. Mas com elenco que dá poucas opções e cheio de veteranos, aparentemente a briga do São Paulo será para garantir uma vaga direta na fase de grupos da Libertadores.

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Former Sri Lanka cricketer and administrator Abu Fuard died in Colombo on July 28 at the age of 75

ESPNcricinfo staff29-Jul-2012

Former Sri Lanka cricketer and administrator Abu Fuard died in Colombo on July 28 at the age of 75. He was suffering from a kidney disease for the past few years. Fuard represented Ceylon in first-class cricket between 1956 and 1970. He later served Sri Lanka cricket as an administrator and was the manager and coach when Sri Lanka won their first Test match against India in 1985.An offspinner, who also opened the batting, Fuard took 51 first-class wickets from 19 matches and score 406 runs. But his major contribution to Sri Lankan cricket came as an administrator, manager, curator, coach and as a national selector. Fuard was manager and coach for Sri Lanka during the 1975 World Cup and assistant manager when Sri Lanka recorded their first win over a Test playing nation during 1979 World Cup.