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O Vasco vem tendo dificuldades em criar jogadas de ataque desde o início do Brasileirão. No empate em 1 a 1 contra o Sport, na última segunda-feira, isso ficou bem evidente, já que a equipe não conseguiu produzir muito mesmo com um jogador a mais desde os 20 minutos do primeiro tempo. O técnico Zé Ricardo reconheceu a falta de criatividade do Cruz-Maltino, e disse que o time precisa trabalhar melhor a bola na frente para encontrar espaços e construir situações de gol.

– Sem dúvida precisamos evoluir nesse ponto também. Acho que hoje fizemos mais um partida em bom nível defensivamente. Mas realmente os setores de meio-campo e ataque a gente precisa qualificar mais, principalmente trabalhar a maior posse de bola no ataque para criar essas situações de jogo, opções ofensivas para nossa equipe. Até porque contra o Sport ficou claro que a gente não foi competente em segurar a bola no ataque e criar esses espaços. Temos que trabalhar, porque essa é a maneira que a gente pode evoluir – comentou Zé após o jogo contra o time pernambucano.

Essa questão terá atenção especial de Zé Ricardo nos treinamentos durante a semana para ser corrigida já para a partida contra a Chapecoense. Isso é necessário porque o adversário deve atuar de forma mais fechada e saindo no contra-ataque em São Januário. O técnico disse que o Cruz-Maltino vai precisar melhorar o nível de atuação e impor o seu ritmo dentro de casa.

– Precisamos impor nosso ritmo. Dentro de casa precisamos muito dos três pontos. Temos esses dias para se preparar para a partida e a gente espera vez um Vasco diferente do que viu hoje – comentou o treinador.

Autor da assistência para Nenê contra o Sport, Yago Pikachu disse que o time precisa encontrar os espaços vazios para criar chances. O lateral-direito também acredita que a Chape vai jogar recuada em São Januário e pede paciência para construir situações de gols.

– Quanto a parte ofensiva, temos que aproveitar os espaços vazios. Trabalhar isso aí nos treinamentos para surpreender os adversários.Primeiro temos que ter paciência. Realmente esperamos eles um pouquinho mais recuados, porque vão estar fora de casa. A gente tem que ter um pouquinho de paciência para envolver o adversário no campo de ataque e assim criar essas oportunidades que a gente não criou tanto contra o Sport e fazer os gols necessários – comentou o polivalente jogador.

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أعلن مجلس إدارة نادى سموحة برئاسة وليد عرفات عن التعاقد مع طارق العشري لقيادة الفريق الأول لكرة القدم خلفًا لـ عبد الحميد بسيوني.

وكان مجلس إدارة سموحة قد أعلن توجيه الشكر إلي عبد الحميد بسيوني بعد انتهاء الموسم الماضي، والذي استطاع أن يحتل مع الفريق السكندري المركز السادس برصيد 47 نقطة.

ووفقاً للصفحة الرسمية لنادي سموحة على موقع “فيس بوك”: “نجح نادي سموحة في التعاقد مع العشري لمدة موسمين”.

وجاء توقيع طارق العشري علي عقود تولي مهمة المدير الفني لفريق الكرة بحضور وليد عرفات، ودكتور عمر الغنيمي، نائب رئيس النادي، وأعضاء المجلس رامي فتح الله، والدكتوره ماهينور سامح.

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وحدد مجلس الإدارة مع المدير الفني الجديد كل تفاصيل التعاقد وأفراد جهازه المعاون الذين سيعاونه خلال مشوار قيادة الفريق فى المرحلة المقبلة، مع الاتفاق علي كل شئ يخص قائمة الفريق الأول لكرة القدم.

ويضم الجهاز الفني كلًا من: محمود عطا مدرب عام، أحمد عشري مدرب مساعد، عبد الحليم كامل مخطط أحمال، أيمن بسيوني مدرب حراس مرمى، عبد البارى المليجي مدير إداري، عمرو إسماعيل مدير شؤون لاعبين، عادل ذكي مساعد مدير إداري، والجهاز الطبي بقيادة دكتور رمضان أحمد، وأخصائي العلاج دكتور مفيد خليل.

يذكر أن طارق العشري أعلن الرحيل عن طلائع الجيش الأربعاء الماضي، وذلك بعدما حقق المركز الرابع مع الفريق العسكري بالدوري الموسم المنتهي.

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Todos no Vasco, desde o início da temporada, colocam publicamente como o objetivo da equipe no Campeonato Brasileiro conquistar uma vaga na Conmebol Libertadores de 2018. Faltando 12 rodadas para o fim da competição, os jogadores do Cruz-Maltino já sabem: os próximos cinco jogos serão decisivos para definir a disputa neste fim. Se tudo, brigando pela Liberta, ou nada, com a briga sendo contra o rebaixamento – o que seria uma repetição do ano passado, quando o Vasco esteve na Série B.

A parte do meio para baixo da tabela de classificação do Campeonato Brasileiro, a dois meses do fim, segue sem definições. O Vasco, hoje, está com 33 pontos. A apenas três do Sport, primeiro time dentro da zona de rebaixamento na competição, e a seis do Flamengo, sétimo colocado, último dentro da zona de classificação atual para a Libertadores. Os próximos cinco jogos, contra Avaí, Botafogo, Atlético-GO, Coritiba e o próprio Rubro-Negro carioca, times que também brigam pelo tudo ou nada, dá a diretriz para o trabalho do Cruz-Maltino nesta reta final.

– Estamos chegando em um momento na competição que é de tudo ou nada para o Vasco. Um momento de decisão. Os próximos cinco jogos da gente no Brasileiro irão definir muita coisa, o campeonato está parelho e a diferença na pontuação está muito pequena. Temos que tirar pontos de todos esses para brigarmos neste fim pela vaga na Libertadores, nosso objetivo na temporada desde o início – afirmou o lateral-esquerdo Ramon.

O primeiro jogo nesta cenário dos próximos cinco jogos acontece na quarta-feira, fora de casa, contra o Avaí. O retorno dos torcedores para as partidas do Vasco no Campeonato Brasileiro – a punição pelas confusões em São Januário no clássico com o Flamengo em julho – é um gás para o Cruz-Maltino brigar com mais forças para o tudo. O nada é o que os vascaínos querem que passe mais longe deles. Os jogadores do Vasco sabem disso. Cada erro a partir de agora será fatal.

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Taking to Twitter, many West Ham United fans voiced their displeasure with the performance of goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski during a whirlwind 3-2 home victory over Chelsea this afternoon.

David Moyes’ side took on the title contenders and European champions in a bid to get back on form and put a three-match winless run behind them.

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Losses to both Wolves and Manchester City, followed by a disappointing draw to Brighton (whufc.com), put more emphasis on today’s blockbuster clash at the London Stadium, with Moyes and his side chasing a coveted Champions League spot.

West Ham battled throughout and imposed themselves on the visitors but it was Thiago Silva who struck first, guiding a simple header past Fabianski and one with which the Poland international arguably should have done better.

As the Irons grew into the game, they capitalised on a goalkeeping error at the other end, with winger Jarrod Bowen going down after Edouard Mendy’s foul for a penalty. Manuel Lanzini converted the spot kick but it took Mason Mount just four minutes to equalise, burying a cushioned volley past Fabianski, who again arguably left the near post somewhat unprotected.

West Ham had to dig in and work hard for their second half equaliser as Bowen, who played a heavy hand in their first goal, eventually smashed a beautiful loose ball past Mendy from inside the area for 2-2.

In the final minutes, Moyes’ men were rewarded for their resilience as Arthur Masuaku’s looping effort found its way past Mendy and secured a vital victory – and a very impressive one at that.

West Ham fans slam Fabianski…

However, given his contribution to West Ham’s two goals conceded on the day, many Irons supporters weren’t too impressed with the 36-year-old – and his SofaScore numbers don’t paint him in any better light.

According to the statistical website, Fabianski ranked as one of Moyes’ lowest-rated starters on the day, with the shot stopper also giving away the vast majority of his long balls.

It’s little wonder one fan thought his distribution was “diabolical” and other said he was “finished”, with some believing he “needs to be dropped” in favour of Alphonse Areola.

Here’s how these Hammers fans reacted to his performance:

“Fabianski is finished”

Credit: @UnitedConnor

“I hate to be critical, I really really do, but Fabianski should do better for both goals. Reaction far too slow for a Premier league keeper.”

Credit: @RobWaldon

“Fabianski needs to be dropped”

Credit: @BoleynBlood

“We have a PSG keeper on the bench, one of the best in the PL last season yet we have to endure Fabianski every week. Yes a half decent shot stopper but it’s not enough. Should never be beaten at his near post like that, just awful positioning & awareness. Distribution diabolical.”

Credit: @WestHamSocial

“Been awful for weeks smh”

Credit: @liamforrest5

“He needs to go”

Credit: @dylan_birdy_

“He’s cost us so many points this season”

Credit: @shyland1988

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There is a rare lull on the international stage at the moment – which is being neatly filled by the Champions League – but on Monday a series between two African nations begins in Harare

Cricinfo staff11-Oct-2009Match factsMonday, October 12, 2009
Start time 9.30am, (7.30GMT)Charles Coventry hit a record-equalling 194 against Bangladesh earlier this year•AFP

Big pictureThere is a rare lull on the international stage at the moment – which is being neatly filled by the Champions League – but on Monday a series between two African nations striving to move up to (or, in Zimbabwe’s case, return to) the top table begins in Harare. Kenya, who have just completed their Intercontinental Cup tie against a Zimbabwe XI, are the opposition for five ODIs as both teams try prove there can be more than one major cricket-playing nation in the continent.In truth, this is a battle between two sides firmly entrenched in the lower levels of one-day international cricket. However, for Zimbabwe it continues their rehabilitation towards resuming their Test status. There are positive noises coming out of the country from the new faces on board as former players return to help administer and coach. Alistair Campbell, the former captain, told the that he believes Zimbabwe can return to Tests in “two or three years”, while David Houghton last month told Cricinfo he also had positive views on the future.First, though, Zimbabwe need to mould a side that competes consistently and their recent record against Kenya suggests they should be confident of doing so in this series. In January and February they completed a 5-0 whitewash in Kenya and will be targeting a similarly emphatic result this time.Kenya have failed to develop as they once promised to and there have been many problems within the game. Their Intercontinental Cup loss to the Zimbabwe XI won’t have boosted spirits, while they have won only two ODIs since 2007, plenty of them against fellow Associates who they should be able to compete with.Form guide (last five completed matches, most recent first)Zimbabwe – LLWLL
Kenya – LLLLL
Team newsZimbabwe have plenty of spin options in the squad and during their last series, against Bangladesh, they often played three frontline options. That could be on the cards again, although an extra seamer may be required depending on conditions which could hand a debut to Trevor Garwe. The batting line-up looks reasonably solid with Sean Williams and Brendan Taylor available.Zimbabwe (possible) 1 Charles Coventry, 2 Hamilton Masakadza, 3 Sean Williams, 4 Brendan Taylor, 5 Stuart Matsikenyeri, 6 Elton Chigumbura, 7 Forster Mutizwa (wk), 8 Prosper Utseya (capt), 9 Ray Price, 10 Chris Mpofu, 11 Trevor GarweThere are not many options for Kenya following their four-day defeat, but Peter Ongondo could return to strengthen the seam attack. As usual, much will rest on the shoulders of the in-form Steve Tikolo.Kenya (possible) 1 David Obuya, 2 Rakep Patel, 3 Collins Obuya, 4 Steve Tikolo, 5 Maurice Ouma (capt & wk), 6 Alex Obanda, 7 Jimmy Kamande, 8 Thomas Odoyo, 9 Ragheb Aga, 10 Nehemiah Odhiambo, 11 Hiren VaraiyaWatch out for…In the fourth ODI against Bangladesh, Charles Coventry came within one powerful blow of making the first double century in ODI cricket. In the end he had to settle for a record-equalling 194 as he lost the strike during the final over, and even that wasn’t enough to prevent a Bangladesh victory. However, he showed that an average in the low 20s (as it was before that innings) perhaps wasn’t a true reflection of his ability and Zimbabwe will be hoping he can find similar form again.Thomas Odoyo has been a stalwart of the Kenya team for over a decade having made his debut during the 1996 World Cup. His all-round skills bring valuable balance to the side and 121 wickets at 30 is an impressive ODI record. His experience is vital in a side blooding youngsters and it was a surprise to see him as low as No. 8 in the Intercontinental Cup match.Stats and triviaThese two teams have completed 24 results out of 26 ODIs with Zimbabwe well ahead by 20 wins to four.Kenya’s last victory against Zimbabwe came in Nairobi in October 2008 when then won by 95 runs.Quotes”We played very well to beat them 5-0 the last time. But they will definitely want to redeem themselves. They have shown in recent matches that they are a much-improved side. It would be folly to underrate them.”
Prosper Utseya is determined not to take the Kenya team lightly despite Zimbabwe’s success earlier this year.