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واصل أنجي بوستيكوجلو المدير الفني لفريق توتنهام الإنجليزي، هيمنته على جائزة مدرب الشهر في الدوري الإنجليزي الممتاز، ليظفر بها للمرة الثالثة على التوالي.

وحاز بوستيكوجلو على جائزة مدرب شهر أكتوبر في الدوري الإنجليزي، ويحتل فريقه المركز الثاني في الترتيب خلف المتصدر مانشستر سيتي بفارق نقطة واحدة.

وتفوق بوستيكوجلو على يورجن كلوب مدرب ليفربول، وميكيل أرتيتا مدرب آرسنال، وأوناي إيمري مدرب أستون فيلا.

وأضاف مدرب توتنهام جائزة أكتوبر إلى تلك التي حصل عليها لشهري أغسطس وسبتمبر، ليحقق إنجازًا تاريخيًا.

ولقد أصبح بوستيكوجلو أول مدرب على الإطلاق يفوز بثلاث جوائز مدرب الشهر في الدوري الإنجليزي، بصورة متتالية، منذ بداية أي موسم في الدوري الإنجليزي الممتاز.

اقرأ أيضًا | رسميًا | محمد صلاح لاعب شهر أكتوبر في الدوري الإنجليزي ويتساوى مع روني وفان بيرسي

فاز ثلاثة مدربين آخرين فقط بالجائزة ثلاث مرات متتالية، وهم أنطونيو كونتي وبيب جوارديولا ويورجن كلوب.

ويعد جوارديولا مدرب مانشستر سيتي، صاحب الرقم القياسي بأربع جوائز متتالية، وحققها في موسم 2017/18.

جدير بالذكر أن توتنهام أنهى شهر أكتوبر في صدارة جدول الدوري الإنجليزي الممتاز، وهو الفريق الوحيد الذي فاز بجميع مبارياته في أكتوبر.

سجل المهاجم خوسيلو، هدف ريال مدريد الثاني، أمام لاس بالماس في المباراة المواجهة الجارية حاليًا ببطولة الدوري الإسباني.

ويستضيف ريال مدريد، فريق لاس بالماس، على ملعب سانتياجو برنابيو، ضمن لقاءات الجولة السابعة من الدوري الإسباني “لا ليجا” بقيادة الحكم لويس مونتيرو.

وجاء الهدف بعد عرضية من البرازيلي رودريجو، ضربها خوسيلو برأسه، سكنت أعلى يسار حارس لاس بالماس، ولم يستطع التصدي لها، بالدقيقة 54. هدف خوسيلو في مرمى لاس بالماس بالدوري الاسباني

كان الهدف الأول قد جاء بعد محاولات عديدة وخطيرة، ونجح إبراهيم دياز في تسجيله من تسديدة قوية سكنت أعلى الشباك في الدقيقة الثالثة من الوقت بدل الضائع للشوط الأول بعد عرضية من البديل لوكاس فاسكيز.

ويحتل ريال مدريد المركز الثالث في الدوري الإسباني برصيد 15 نقطة خلف برشلونة بنقطتين وبنقطة خلف جيرونا، لكن النادي الكتالوني لعب مباراة أكثر، ويأتي لاس بالماس في المركز السابع العاشر برصيد 5 نقاط.

New Zealand batsman Jesse Ryder will make his first appearance in the BBL this coming summer after signing with the Melbourne Renegades

Brydon Coverdale20-Jun-2014New Zealand batsman Jesse Ryder will make his first appearance in the BBL this coming summer after signing with the Melbourne Renegades. Ryder has been granted leave from the Otago Volts to take part in Australia’s domestic T20 competition and has joined a top order that also features Aaron Finch, Matthew Wade and Callum Ferguson.”Respect and appreciation to Otago cricket for their flexibility,” Ryder said from England, where he is currently playing county cricket with Essex. “I’m stoked and grateful to be taking part in one of the best T20 competitions in the world. The Renegades have some class players so I’m looking forward to contributing.”Ryder averages 27.40 at a strike-rate of 145.90 in T20 cricket but his on-field exploits have often been overshadowed by his behaviour off the field. Most recently, he was dropped from New Zealand’s Test squad in February after he and team-mate Doug Bracewell stayed out late at a bar on the night before a Test match in which they could have played.Subsequently, Ryder was also left out of the squad for the World T20 in Bangladesh, with New Zealand’s selection chief Bruce Edgar declaring that he had to be excluded because “character is really important as part of our selection process”. Ryder has not played for New Zealand since.However, the fact that he is playing cricket at all is a positive after he was assaulted outside a Christchurch bar last March. The attack left Ryder in a critical condition in hospital, although he made a full recovery.Later in 2013, he was given a retrospective six-month suspension for failing a routine drug test earlier in the year, while he was playing in the Ford Trophy. His list of off-field indiscretions stretches back to 2008.However, the Renegades coach Simon Helmot said they had “a lot of faith” in Ryder, and that their director of cricket Tom Moody had been instrumental in recruiting him.”He had no hesitation in nominating Jesse as a ‘must have’ for the Renegades and we’re delighted to welcome him to the Renegades this summer,” Helmot said. “We have a lot of faith in Jesse and I’m sure he’ll quickly become a favourite with his big hitting in BBL 04.”

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Aos olhos da Conmebol e do Comitê Organizador Local (COL), o saldo da presença dos torcedores nos estádios é visto como positivo na primeira fase da Copa América. Em evento realizado nesta terça-feira para divulgar o balanço atual do torneio, a entidade e os organizadores apontaram uma evolução nas arquibancadas:

– A gente tem visto os times e as torcidas unidos nessa celebração. O interesse aumenta, podemos celebrar porque os balanços são positivos. À medida que o evento caminha, as coisas vão se encaixando. Vimos ontem (segunda-feira) no jogo entre Chile e Uruguai, torcidas juntas, misturadas, celebrando sem nenhum incidente. Tivemos uma renda fantástica na estreia também – disse Agberto Guimarães, diretor geral de operações do COL.

Gerente geral de competições do COL. Thiago Jannuzzi complementou:

– Nós tivemos um aumento de 10% de publico em relação ao Chile (na edição de 2015). Acreditamos que o número de torcedores será ainda maior, devido às fases decisivas.

De acordo com os números divulgados, houve uma média de 29.379 torcedores por jogo (média de 25.345 pagantes). O público total foi de 528.829 pessoas nas 18 partidas (média de 454.230 pagantes).

Agberto Guimarães rebateu as críticas em relação aos estádios vazios:

– A gente pensa no torneio como todo. É natural que haja jogos com maior ou menor apelo. Mas é inegável que houve um aumento de público em relação ao Chile.

Questionado sobre o valor dos ingressos, Thiago Jannuzzi afirmou:

– É algo muito complexo. Tem de levar em conta que estamos produzindo um evento com magnitude. Com o serviço que é feito, as tensmissões de imprensa. Há um balanço de que se possa comprar algo em um preço justo e necessário.

Em seguida, Jannuzzi ainda destacou a diferença de valores de preço “democrática”:

– Há valores para todas as faixas. Na Arena do Grêmio e na Arena Corinthians, há ingressos a R$ 80. Com a meia-entrada, que atinge uma boa parte da população brasileira, o ingresso fica em conta. A gente tem faixa de preço bem ampla.

O dirigente contou que torcedores de 124 países adquiriram ingressos. Os brasileiros, argentinos, chilenos, uruguaios e colombianos estão na lista dos que mais compraram bilhetes.

Thiago Jannuzzi ainda falou que os valores para organizar as partidas também são altos:

– A gente tem um custo elevado. Temos o custo para o público, o espaço para a mídia, ala de imprensa e tecnologia. A venda de ingressos é só uma das fontes de serviço que a gente tem.

Além disto, Jannuzzi divulgou que a partir das 18h desta terça-feira, os ingressos com vendas não concretizadas voltarão a ficar disponíveis.O público geral poderá comprar bilhetes, em todas as categorias de preço, inclusive para a final, marcada para o dia 07 de julho.

– São retornos residuais.

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The England and Wales Cricket Board is planning to spend up to £50 million in a massive programme of investment aimed at providing full-size outdoor cricket fields in Britain’s deprived inner-cities.The commitment to reviving cricket in the inner cities was announced six weeks ago but only now has the immense scale of the ECB’s ambition become clear.Existing facilities will be improved, derelict grounds revived and even new ones created where none exist at all, using money available from the increased revenue share that England will draw from the world game following the shake-up at the International Cricket Council.Speaking exclusively to ESPNcricinfo, ECB chairman Giles Clarke said that the investment would dwarf the sums spent previously, even though the Board is already funding millions of pounds worth of development projects.If successfully implemented, it will create opportunities to play in parts of the country where none currently exist, a boon for recreational players but also broaden the pool of potential talent at a time when, in the wake of a disastrous winter for the senior England team – the men, at any rate – it has never felt more needed.”It is a fantastic opportunity to do something that I believe is vital to the future of the game,” Clarke said. “Cricket will not flourish, it will not survive unless we ensure there are new generations playing.”In the inner-cities there is a significant challenge, obviously, because so many playing fields have been sold off and built on.”But if you look around it is surprising how many opportunities still exist, even in London, many of them sites owned by local authorities. We want to work with those local authorities to find places where we can get rid of the concrete and put playing fields back in again.”Sport England figures about active participation in sport show the extent of cricket’s challenge. Closing grounds and changing social habits have caused a marked fall in regular participation in team sports. The research measured active participation any time in the previous 30 days in October 2013 compared to a period seven years earlier (therefore covering the end of the English club season) and suggesting, startlingly, that cricket’s numbers had declined from 195,000 to 148,000.Football and both codes of rugby showed similar falls, fuelling the belief held by some after the London Olympics that a greater share of government funds should be committed to individual sports.Clarke said that many projects are already under way across the country to improve existing facilities and bring derelict ones back into use but that the new investment would enable substantially more to go ahead.”At the moment there is approximately £3.7 million being invested in 46 different projects in inner city areas,” he said. “In the last four years we have managed to pump-prime £66 million investment in total, working with local authorities, the government and government bodies, of which about £9 million is cricket’s money.”We are now looking at substantially more. We expect that we ourselves will be investing between £25 million and £50 million over the next eight years in these types of projects.”It is impossible to give a more precise figure. That depends on how many projects actually take place. But people are already starting to come forward with ideas and we are keen for county cricket clubs to put forward proposals. But we also need to look at cities that may not be the headquarters of a county cricket club and may not even be in first-class counties.”There are already many examples, Clarke said, to show what can be achieved.”At Alexandra Park, two miles to the south of Manchester city centre, there is a Manchester City Council project for a community sports hub that will open in 2015. ECB have put £206,000 into building a pavilion and a cricket ground there,” he said.”In London, on Hackney Marshes, we have put £800,000 into building three turf squares and seven non-turf pitches as part of a Middlesex Cricket Board project.”In Leicester, where we worked with the council and with Crown Hills Community College, a new school, we have invested £920,000 into a new sports hall and Crown Hills will have cricket as its specialist sport.”At Perry Hall Park in Birmingham, which has 70 cricket teams playing there, there are 13 cricket squares and two turf squares not in use – but no mains water, no sanitary provision, no changing facilities or shelter for anybody. We are investing £200,000 towards a total cost of £300,000 to put in changing facilities, lavatories, shelter and access to rain water, as well as improving the quality of the pitches.”Clarke said that working closely with local councils was essential to the long term-plans bearing fruit, regardless of the scale of investment, however large.”Local councils want to provide parks and places for people to play sport, there is no question about that,” he said. “So it is as much about improving and enhancing some of the parks and facilities, like Hackney and Perry Hall in Birmingham, that are already there but need to be more user-friendly, with water and lavatories and secure places to store equipment.”But we have also been asking councils, who are frequently the owners of property or land in inner cities, if we can go into those places, demolish buildings that are not fit for purpose or, where there is nothing going on, put these areas back to grass. In areas where there are no cricket clubs, we want to create them.”Clarke cited the importance of the Chance to Shine and StreetChance projects, run by the Cricket Foundation charity and part funded by the ECB, in rekindling interest in cricket at schools and in inner-city communities. He wants the Board to provide the opportunity for a new generation of cricket enthusiasts to keep playing into adulthood.”Chance to Shine has been enormous for cricket, the biggest project of its kind in the world. We’ve seen two million schoolchildren involved and we need to build on it,” he said.”But the success of Chance to Shine has generally not been in inner-city areas. It has been driven by the growth of ECB Focus Clubs, which have club facilities and green playing fields. That is not a criticism of Chance to Shine and is not denigrating in any way at all the fantastic work that has been done to enable children to play with soft balls and soft bats in school playgrounds, but we need to have them with the ability to play on grass, eventually.”We have a situation in inner-cities where many parents cannot provide transport for their kids and even if they had the money for public transport it would take them an hour to get to play on a grass pitch because there is just nothing locally.”We also have a generation of girls who have had the opportunity to play cricket. That’s not to say they will continue playing it and the challenge for all sports is to get people to carry on when they complete their education. But with good facilities clearly there is a better chance.”There are opportunities now for boys and girls to play professional cricket: we want to create routes for them to go down.”The visible part of the ECB is the England team. They are up and down with the fortunes of whoever is playing, as with every sport. But the base for a successful sport in the long-term is about creating facilities for people to play and without that we don’t have a successful sport.”So the opportunity this new money offers is colossal. If you look at the scale of our inner-city population, we are going to give ourselves more people that are interested in the game, more who want to participate and be spectators and, most critically, want to be players.”

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Nesta segunda-feira, o presidente do Conselho Deliberativo do Furacão, Mário Celso Petraglia, concedeu coletiva na Arena da Baixada e falou sobre o caso de doping de Thiago Heleno e Camacho.

Direto nas explicações, o dirigente assumiu que a culpa foi do clube, já que os dois atletas ingeriram a substância higenamina com a supervisão de funcionários do clube, que ainda não foram identificados.

‘Fomos surpreendidos por uma falha interna de um dos profissionais do clube. Abrimos uma sindicância interna para saber do ocorrido’, afirmou na coletiva.

A substância encontrada na urina de ambos é proibida e serve para ajudar na perda de peso e ganhar massa muscular.

Lembrando que, o zagueiro Thiago Heleno foi pego no exame antidoping contra o Tolima e está suspenso por 60 dias. No caso de Camacho, o meio-campista foi sorteado para realizar o exame nos jogos contra o Jorge Wilstermann e Vasco e o resultado ainda não saiu. Porém, como ele também ingeriu higenamina, está afastado pelo clube.

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O Botafogo se deparou com uma equipe bem encaixada, na noite desta quarta-feira, pela segunda fase da Copa do Brasil, e que soube valorizar a classificação do Glorioso no torneio. A vitória no Estádio Nilton Santos veio através de um 3 a 0, com gols de Erik (2) e Rodrigo Pimpão, e com a capacidade do time de Zé Ricardo em entender a postura dos rivais e jogar com segurança e “cabeça”.

O LANCE! separou situações que marcaram o triunfo alvinegro, o quinto em seis jogos do clube neste mês – o outro jogo terminou empatado, o que faz com que o Botafogo esteja invicto há seis compromissos.

ABAFA DOS VISITANTES

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O Cuiabá não quis saber de esperar o Botafogo trabalhar com a bola. A equipe de Itamar Schülle abafou as saídas do Alvinegro e adiantou as linhas, o que dificultou a estratégia de Zé Ricardo, que optou por acionar Bochecha na vaga de Jean justamente para qualificar as construções via campo defensivo.

O Botafogo demorou a criar perigo em bola trabalhada, algo que ocorreu somente na casa dos 30 minutos do primeiro tempo, em finalização de Rodrigo Pimpão. Enquanto isso, o Cuiabá mantinha-se bem postado e, quando possível, trocar passes para irritar a torcida da casa.

UMA SAÍDA PARA O MEIO CONGESTIONADO

Como Bochecha não estava com o espaço suficiente planejado por Zé Ricardo na faixa central, o treinador inverteu Rodrigo Pimpão e Erik de lado – o primeiro foi para a direita – e fez com que Marcinho deixasse a lateral nas saídas de bola para que Pimpão ou Valencia apoiasse com suporte às triangulações.

E foi em uma jogada como a citada acima que o gol de Erik surgiu. Valencia ocupou o corredor direito e cruzou para o camisa 11, que aproveitou uma brecha na área adversária para abrir o marcador. Com o meio congestionado, a estratégia deu certo e aliviou a pressão, no fim do primeiro tempo.

PECANDO NA CRIATIVIDADE

O Cuiabá retornou do intervalo com a postura agressiva e, sem perder a organização, criou ótimas jogadas que obrigaram Gatito a trabalhar. Com isso, o Alvinegro passou a ter espaços para contra-atacar.

Alex Santana conseguiu fazer bem as transições das jogadas, mas, no último terço de campo, a equipe no geral pecou nas conclusões e o goleiro Victor Souza praticamente não teve que trabalhar ao longo do segundo tempo.

ESTREIA DE CÍCERO PARA MATAR O JOGO

A torcida começava a esfriar as reações quando Zé Ricardo chamou Cícero para estrear. Alex Santana cansara, e Cícero entrou para cozinhar a partida, cuidar bem da posse de bola e evitar que o Cuiabá crescesse na reta final.

E graças à qualidade técnica de Cícero, que já havia promovido uma arrancada de campo a campo e dado um carrinho para causar frisson no torcedor, um contra-ataque foi originado após um lançamento do estreante. Pimpão e Kieza tabelaram, e o camisa 7 ampliou o marcador. Aposta certeira.

ERIK E O MÊS DOS SONHOS

Em outro contra-ataque bem encaixado, Valencia achou Rodrigo Pimpão, que sofreu o pênalti. Adivinha quem, desde o apito, sinalizou que iria bater? Erik, cada vez mais próximo do status de ídolo, pôs a bola debaixo do braço e fez o segundo gol na partida, sacramentando a classificação.

Com os dois na partida desta noite, Erik chegou a 11 gols em 26 partidas com a camisa do Botafogo, sendo que, todos os seis deste ano, foram anotados em fevereiro. O mês, aliás, encerra com o Botafogo invicto: seis jogos, com cinco vitórias e um empate.

تحدث محمد علي حارس مرمى منتخب مصر لكرة اليد عن تفاصيل انضمامه إلى فريق لوجرونيو الإسباني في ديسمبر الماضي، موضحًا موعد عودته إلى الزمالك.

وقال محمد علي في تصريحات تليفزيونية عبر قناة “أون تايم سبورتس”: “قررت الاحتراف في دوري الدرجة الثانية الفرنسي من أجل الانضمام إلى فريق قوي في المستقبل”.

وأضاف: “وقعت مع فريق لوجرونيو الإسباني، منذ شهر ديسمبر المقبل، وسأعود إلى الزمالك بعد نهاية احترافي”.

طالع | صور | أشرف صبحي يحضر مؤتمر تقديم الجهاز الفني لمنتخب مصر لكرة اليد

وتابع: “الاحتراف كان سببًا رئيسيًا في انضمامي لمنتخب مصر لكرة اليد، وتواجدي في بطولة العالم الأخيرة”.

وأتم: “في حالة العودة إلى مصر، سأكون متواجدًا في نادي الزمالك، لأنه صاحب الفضل علي في الاحتراف”.

There was no major shuffle on Purple Cap table, which is led by Noor Ahmad

ESPNcricinfo staff28-May-20252:02

‘A riled-up Kohli is bad news for the opposition’

Orange Cap table

RCB’s Virat Kohli and Mitchell Marsh of LSG got back into the top five and also crossed the 600-run mark in Lucknow. Asked to bat first, Marsh smashed a 37-ball 67 and was involved in a 152-run stand with his captain Rishabh Pant to help LSG post 227 for 3. It wasn’t enough though, as RCB chased it down with eight balls to spare and six wickets in hand. One of the key contributors for RCB was Kohli, who hit 54 off 30 balls to lay the foundation for Jitesh Sharma to take off.Marsh now sits at No.4 and he signed off the season with 627 runs while Kohli, who will be in action in the playoffs, is behind him at No. 5 with 602 runs.There was no change at the top with Gujarat Titans’ B Sai Sudharsan leading the table, followed by Shubman Gill and Suryakumar Yadav of Mumbai Indians.

Purple Cap table

With Josh Hazlewood yet to play this IPL after recovering from his shoulder injury, there was no major shuffle on the Purple Cap table which is led by Noor Ahmad of Chennai Super Kings (CSK), with 24 wickets. Behind him is GT’s Prasidh Krishna, with 23, and MI’s Trent Boult occupies the third with 19 wickets.Hazlewood remains fourth with 18 wickets and has a chance to move up when he plays in the playoffs.Here’s what ESPNcricinfo’s MVP table looks like.And here are some other IPL 2025 tables that show the season’s best performers in different aspects of the T20 game.

• Highest batting strike rates
• Best bowling economy rates
• Most sixes
• Best bowling figures in a match

ESPNcricinfo previews the IPL match between Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings in Mumbai

The Preview by Siddhartha Talya05-May-2012Match factsSunday, May 6
Start time 1600 (1030 GMT)Lasith Malinga has continued to be Mumbai Indians’ MVP•AFP

Big PictureWins for Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings in their previous games helped clear a few lingering doubts for both teams. Mumbai Indians just about held on, but got their opening combination to click. They had tried six combinations in nine games prior to that; with James Franklin and Sachin Tendulkar adding 50, they may have finally settled on one. But the middle-order collapse that ensued and the absence of Kieron Pollard due to injury pose another headache.Super Kings’ win over Deccan Chargers revived their campaign, helping them bounce back after a winless two weeks that involved two losses and a rained-out game. The win also kept them marginally ahead of competitors below them in the points table and with the tournament now well past the half-way stage, Super Kings need to achieve some consistency to retain that advantage.Form guide (most recent first, completed games)
Chennai Super Kings: WLLWW
Mumbai Indians: WWLWLPlayers to watchIt is probably safe to say that Lasith Malinga would be leading the wicket-taking charts this IPL had he played all of his team’s 10 matches. He missed three due to a back injury, but since his return has continued to be his side’s MVP, playing an instrumental role in his side’s two wins in that period.Suresh Raina, after an indifferent start to the season, has finally got going, making 44 and 32 in his previous two games. But he’s been relatively restrained on a slowish Chennai track, and will hope the Mumbai conditions offer him a chance to be play with more freedom.Stats and trivia Seamers have taken 310 wickets thus far in the IPL, out of 464, almost 67%. Spinners, though, have been marginally more economical, going at 7.26 an over as opposed to 7.82 * Fifteen matches thus far in the IPL have gone into the last over.Quotes”Franklin gives us stability (in the top order), but we are still looking for a middle-order batsman who can fill Franklin’s spot. We have Dwayne Smith (he has joined the squad as a replacement for the injured Mitchell Johnson) and hopefully he can fill that slot.”
“We have the best fielding unit in the tournament but still there are areas we need to improve like with our direct throws. For a team, there is always some scope of improvement.”

* Stats do not include numbers from Saturday’s matches