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Waqar Younis, the Pakistan coach, has hit out at former captain Shahid Afridi in his tour report of Pakistan’s series in the Caribbean

ESPNcricinfo staff07-Jun-2011

Waqar Younis, the Pakistan coach, has hit out at former captain Shahid Afridi in his tour report of Pakistan’s series in the Caribbean, saying, “as a captain he is very immature, has poor discipline, lacks a gameplan and is unwilling to listen to others’ opinions or advice.” The report, whose excerpts have been published in , confirms the existence of a rift between captain and coach during the end of the tour, with Waqar admitting that Afridi walked out of a meeting over differences relating to selection.The acrimonious relationship was also acknowledged by team manager Intikhab Alam in his tour report, in which he – while saying Waqar had at times been “arrogant” – described Afridi as a “highly hyper-active personality who lacks [the] temperament to listen to other people’s point of views or look for solutions for the betterment of the team.”Afridi was removed as ODI captain after the tour and reacted by retiring “conditionally” from international cricket due to the “humiliation” inflicted by the PCB. His criticism of the board led to the suspension of his central contract and revocation of NOCs permitting him to play cricket overseas. The matter now rests before a disciplinary committee, which is scheduled to meet Afridi – who faces charges of violating the board’s code of conduct – on June 8.”Besides myself, the rest of the coaching staff has worked very hard with him to improve his abilities as a long-term and successful captain but sometimes his volatile and immature nature have proved detrimental and led to unfortunate outcomes including game losses,” Waqar said.Pakistan won the ODI series 3-2 but lost the final two games, both dead rubbers. The tour report reveals there was considerable disagreement between Waqar and Afridi over the team composition for those two matches.Before the fourth and fifth ODIs, Waqar said, Afridi “came into the meetings with a decisive mindset and was refusing to discuss playing XI options. I, as a part of the touring selection committee, tried to discuss different options for the team but he behaved very inappropriately and walked out of the meeting.”His attitude and unwillingness to sort out matters led to a very uncomfortable dressing-room environment which affected the players’ performance, resulting in the last two losses of the ODI series.”Alam, in his report, said there was also a disagreement over Afridi’s decision to suddenly promote himself up the order in one of those two games, as that hadn’t initially been part of the team strategy. “At one stage we were 200 for two in forty overs. All of a sudden Afridi promoted himself and as soon as he went in, the very next over he took the Powerplay and got himself out. The entire batting order was reshuffled and as a result, we could only manage 40-odd runs after that.”After losing the match Waqar was furious why he was not consulted over change in order. Afridi in return told Waqar, ‘I am not having a good time as far as my batting is concerned, but how many times you have taken me to the nets and worked with me or talked to me about my batting’. After heated arguments, once again Afridi left the room.”Alam also claimed he told Afridi not to speak to the press about his differences with Waqar, but inform the PCB chairman if he had complaints. But, according to Alam, it wasn’t just Afridi whose behaviour had been a problem. “I have also been observing Waqar and feel that he is at times little harsh and arrogant which creates some problems.”

Marcus Trescothick led Somerset’s fightback after Alex Hales helped Nottinghamshire to a 106-run lead on first innings

Jon Culley at Trent Bridge13-Jul-2011
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Stuart Broad came back from a poor first spell to claim Marcus Trescothick’s wicket•Getty Images

Say what you like about Stuart Broad, but rarely does he bowl a spell in which nothing happens. This was a day on which Alex Hales extended his second-day century to a magnificent 184 and Andre Adams won a hugely entertaining duel with combustible fast bowler Steve Kirby with by swelling his tally of sixes to the season to 27 as Nottinghamshire carved out an unlikely 106-run lead.But Broad somehow made himself the talking point by bowling two spells of such contrast that he could have been Steve Harmison wearing a blond wig. The first was absolutely dreadful, with both line and length all over the place. From 24 balls bowled, he conceded 30 runs, the bulk of them to a properly grateful Marcus Trescothick, who helped himself to four boundaries from the first two overs, all pinged away effortlessly backward of square on the off-side. Chris Read, who had supportively talked up Broad’s bowling at stumps on Tuesday, sent his man into the outfield to reflect.As Broad contemplated the elusiveness of his form, Trescothick went about his business in his customary, imperious style and Nottinghamshire’s lead began to vanish at an alarming rate. Trescothick reached 50 for the ninth time this season, having turned four of the previous eight into hundreds. Read took a brilliant leg-side catch to dismiss Arul Suppiah, fending off a lifting ball from Andre Adams that swung into his body, but otherwise Notts seemed powerless to halt the traffic in runs.The lead was all but wiped out when Broad came back after tea. Disgruntled Nottinghamshire fans contemplated more carnage. Yet what happened? Quite the opposite – eight overs bowled, this time with pace, bounce and, crucially, full control of length and direction. And, for more than good measure, the wicket that mattered, too – of Trescothick on 86 – from a ball that climbed unplayably and unavoidably on the former England opener, brushing glove or bat handle on its way into Read’s reliable grasp. This was brilliant bowling and how Broad celebrated, having stepped into the spotlight again when really it belonged to others, most notably Hales.Although the pitch looked much less green than it had at the start of the match, batting on the third morning had been scarcely more comfortable than the first two, amply illustrated when Alex Hales, 130 overnight, took 45 minutes to add the seven runs he needed to pass his previous highest score, the 136 he made against Hampshire here last season.Nonetheless, 117 were added in the morning session. Chris Read, a batsman seldom willingly pinned down, pulled Adam Dibble for six over mid-wicket before a full, straight ball from Peter Trego trapped him in the crease, denying him a half-century in a stand of 106 with Hales. Read’s departure merely ushered in Paul Franks, who has few peers among specialist number eights, as he demonstrated in a 32-ball 28 before a tickle to Craig Kieswetter off Murali Kartik stopped him in his tracks.It was all hugely frustrating to Steve Kirby and Charl Willoughby, who had bowled well with the second new ball without an ounce of luck. Kirby, not for the first time, donned his pantomime villain’s demeanour after lunch. The crowd here enjoy a bit of banter and played their part only too willingly as Kirby stomped and scowled, guffawing loudly at his spurious appeal for a catch when Hales played a ball to cover that so plainly did not not carry than even James Hildreth, the fielder, showed no interest.Had he been Dominic Cork, the next few minutes would have been spiced by several return volleys, but the interaction instead seemed to tickle Kirby’s sense of humour. Shortly afterwards, bowling to Andre Adams, he gripped the ball as if he were about to propel it like a javelin, shaking it in his right hand as he ran in, and could only laugh at himself as the umpires ticked him off.As it happens, though, it was Adams who had the last laugh, hooking the next ball for six, with a couple more maximums in Kirby’s next over, which went for 21. Adams, whose batting methodology rarely offers any surprises, has hit 27 sixes in the Championship this season, representing 41.2 per cent of his total runs scored. The next highest tally is Graham Napier’s 16.Meanwhile, Willoughby earned some belated reward after Broad had chipped in a cameo 21, dismissing the England bowler when Kieswetter, atoning for a missed stumping when Hales was on 180, produced an astonishing piece of levitation and a stunning catch.Hales, whose century had been only his second, must have had visions of making it a double but as Willoughby conjured up another delivery that lifted and moved away off a pitch still offering good bounce and carry, Hales nibbled and was caught behind. The left-armer claimed his third success, placing eight fielders on the boundary for Adams, who had hit 33 off 14 balls, only to surprise him with a leg-stump Yorker.Trescothick’s departure raised expectations for Nottinghamshire but in truth the requirement was to have Somerset four or five down before the lead was overturned and the script has not gone to plan.Nick Compton is unbeaten on 46, having survived a couple more overs from Broad at the close, and Somerset are 91 in front, making a draw the likeliest outcome.

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Chapecoense e Ceará se encontram na Arena Condá na quarta-feira à noite, a partir das 21h (Horário de Brasília) e ambos cultivam apenas o objetivo de vencer e escapar da zona de rebaixamento.

Após sete rodadas, a Chape decepciona no comando de Gilson Kleina. A equipe catarinense demonstra muita dificuldade para impor seu estilo de jogo e conseguiu apenas uma vitória no torneio.

Como se não bastasse os problemas técnicos, a Chape não poderá contar com o lateral Bruno Pacheco, que levou o terceiro amarelo diante do Flu, e será substituído por Vinícius Freitas. Porém, os zagueiros Nery Bareiro e Fabrício Bruno, o atacante Vinícius e o meia Osman, estão à disposição.

Assim como a Chapecoense, o começo de Brasileirão do Ceará é desastroso. Sem vencer no torneio desde a sua volta à elite, o Vozão busca o primeiro triunfo e o técnico Jorginho vai precisar mexer em todos os setores da equipe.

Além de Arthur e Naldo, o zagueiro Rafael Pereira, o volante Juninho e o atacante Felipe Azevedo estão machucados e não viajaram com o elenco. A única notícia positiva é a presença do recém-contratado Fabinho, que foi regularizado na CBF e está liberado para jogar.

Prováveis Escalações:

Chapecoense: Jandrei; Apodi, Rafael Thyere, Douglas e Vinícius Freitas; Amaral, Márcio Araújo e Héctor Canteros; Arthur Caíke, Guilherme e Wellington Paulista Técnico: Gilson Kleina.

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Ceará: Éverson; Samuel Xavier, Thiago Alvez, Luis Otávio e Romário; Pio (Fabinho), Richardson e Ricardinho; Wescley, Éder Luis (Douglas Coutinho) e Elton. Técnico: Jorginho.

تحدث محمد بركات عضو مجلس إدارة اتحاد الكرة والإعلامي الحالي، عن مباراة القمة بين الأهلي والزمالك، مشيرًا إلى أن محمود كهربا لاعب الأحمر سيكون مفيدًا للفريق.

ويلتقي الأهلي مع غريمه التقليدي الزمالك في مباراة قمة، بالجولة الرابعة عشر من عمر مسابقة الدوري على استاد القاهرة الدولي، وذلك السبت المقبل.

وقال بركات في تصريحات تلفزيونية عبر فضائية “المحور”: “مباراة القمة في غاية الصعوبة للفريقين وخارج التوقعات، والحظوظ متساوية بين الأهلي والزمالك”.

وتابع: “حالة كل فريق هي التي ستحسم اللقاء بشكل كبير، بجانب التوفيق الذي سيلعب دورًا كبيرًا في حسم النتيجة”.

طالع أيضًا.. اتحاد الكرة يعلن طاقم تحكيم مباراة الأهلي والزمالك في قمة الدوري

وتطرق للحديث عن محمود كهربا قائلا: “منذ فترة طويلة والبعض يتحدث عن سهر كهربا، وعدم التزامه وكنت أخرج دائمًا واؤكد أن كهربا ملتزم، وكنت أعلم جيدًا أنه يعمل بكل قوة داخل وخارج النادي”.

وأكمل: “كهربا (هدي وعقل واشتغل على نفسه)، وعندما شارك تألق، ووجوده في الأهلي إضافة كبيرة جدًا، وتواجده في الملعب يفرق جدًا مع كولر”.

واختتم: “الأهلي يدفع ويصرف ملايين في الصفقات الجديدة، أقسم بالله تفكر تدفع غرامة كهربا قبل ما تتعاقد مع أي لاعب آخر، كهربا أهم من أي أحد وسيكون مفيدًا بشكل كبير جدًا للفريق”.

Shaun Marsh’s innings of 70 in the fourth ODI, during which he saw off Ajantha Mendis, could have earned him a spot in the Test side

Daniel Brettig in Colombo21-Aug-2011

Where two weeks ago there was panic in Shaun Marsh’s eyes, last night there was calm. Facing up to Ajantha Mendis, who had made him look highly foolish in the second Twenty20 international on the way to startling figures of 6 for16 in Pallekele, Marsh demonstrated the fruits of time in the nets, and the value of sharp concentration against a bowler ready to pounce on the merest lapse.Upon wandering down the wicket to be stumped in that T20 match, Marsh completed a two-match sequence of 10 balls and four runs for two dismissals. He looked about as likely to flourish against spin as Andrew Hilditch had been to survive the release of the Argus review. While most observers had Marsh batting at No. 6 in the Test series that follows the limited-over matches, now there had to be some doubt.He was subsequently left out of the team for the first three ODIs, and spent that time with the assistant coach Justin Langer, working on his technique and mental approach. Returning to the international crease in Colombo, with Australia chasing a meagre target, Marsh faced Mendis again, this time armed with the new ball. An innings of 70 played a large part in getting Australia home, and helped Marsh keep himself notionally ahead of Usman Khawaja in the queue for the Australian Test batting order.As the Australia players enjoyed some rest ahead of the final ODI, on August 22, Marsh said he was far calmer in Colombo than he had ever managed to be in Pallekele.”I knew if I could just get through those first few overs I’d feel comfortable,” Marsh said. “I’ve faced all the spinners over on the subcontinent before and done well. I knew if I could just get a bit of confidence in the first few overs I’d play my normal game and back my ability, and it was great to get out there and build some confidence.”It was disappointing in the T20s, [and not selecting me] was the way they went in the first one-day game, but it gave me an opportunity to work really hard against the spinners, and I’ve enjoyed working with Justin Langer. Going into the game last night I felt confident with the work I’ve done over the last couple of weeks.”Mendis was not entirely unfamiliar to Marsh, given a few previous jousts in the Indian Premier League, but it clearly took some time for him to summon the application required. It is a common problem among batsmen fed a diet of flat pitches and orthodox bowlers that the skill of watching the hand and the ball can be mislaid.”That was the main thing, especially after the T20 game where I got stumped. I knew I had to focus on the hand. It is sometimes quite tough, especially early on, but you have to make sure you focus hard and it was good to get through that last night.”He’s a fantastic bowler and he’s quite hard to pick, especially with the new ball when you can’t really pick the seam, but it was good to get out there and face him and gain a little bit of confidence. They’re very challenging bowlers over here on their home soil, so I’ll be looking forward to that challenge again tomorrow.”The innings’ restorative effect on Marsh has been mirrored on a wider level by Australia’s 3-1 series win over the hosts. Led with some panache by the new captain Michael Clarke, Australia have given reason for hope ahead of the Tests, even if the release of the Argus review in Melbourne on Friday reminded all that there are a surfeit of shortcomings to be addressed.”It’s great for the group, it gives us a lot of confidence,” Marsh said of the series win. “We knew it was tough coming over here, leading into this series and the T20 stuff up in Brisbane.”After the two T20 games we really emphasised we wanted to play good, attacking cricket. We’ve come out and done that; we’ve been fantastically led by the bowlers and the batters have done their job as well. We’ve got one one-day game left and we want to win the series 4-1, but we know it’s going to be a really tough Test series and we’re looking forward to that challenge.”The team’s visage on tour was changed by events in Melbourne, not least because of the direct effect the Argus report had on the roles and futures of the coach Tim Nielsen, the selector on duty Greg Chappell and the captain Clarke, who alongside Nielsen now has formal selection responsibilities. Marsh though re-affirmed that the team’s sights were set firmly on results and success.”That’s what it’s all about. We’re just focusing on each game we play and we want to win that for Australia and win that for ourselves. We’re just looking forward to that now and looking forward to playing some good cricket.”After besting Sri Lanka in the ODI series, Marsh and his team-mates can appreciate what that feels like.

رد نادي وفاق سطيف المنافس في بطولة الدوري الجزائري، على أنباء اهتمام الزمالك بضم لاعب وسط الفريق الأول، أحمد القندوسي، خلال فترة الانتقالات الشتوية الحالية.

وقدم الزمالك بالفعل عرضًا رسميًا لصالح نادي وفاق سطيف لضم القندوسي على سبيل الإعارة حتى نهاية الموسم، ولكن حتى الآن، لم يتوصل الطرفان لاتفاق.

كان المتحدث الرسمي لنادي وفاق سطيف، خلف محمد، قد تحدث عبر فضائية “إم بي سي مصر” قبل أيام وأكد على رغبة الزمالك في استعارة القندوسي حتى نهاية الموسم مع بند أحقية شراء.

اقرأ أيضًا.. موعد اجتماع لجنة الانضباط لبحث شكوى الزمالك ضد كهربا

وتواصل “btolat.com” مع عضو مجلس إدارة نادي وفاق سطيف، فهد حلقاية، للحديث عن اهتمام الزمالك، وقال: “اللاعب يرغب في الانتقال إلى الدوري المصري”.

وتابع: “هناك عرض رسمي من الزمالك، لكن المقابل المادي غير مرض تمامًا بالنسبة لنا كمجلس إدارة وفاق سطيف”.

وأضاف: “هناك عرض من مولودية الجزائر مقابل مليون و200 ألف دولار مع نسبة 40% من بيع القندوسي في المستقبل، لكن اللاعب أكد في تصريحات رسمية بأنه لن يلعب في الدوري سوى لفريق وفاق سطيف”.

وواصل تصريحاته: “عرض الزمالك هو إعارة فقط حتى نهاية الموسم مقابل 350 ألف دولار، فارق كبير بالإضافة أننا نحتاج إلى بيع اللاعب نهائيًا”.

وشدد: “وفاق سطيف يعاني من أزمة مادية كبيرة ونريد بيع اللاعب قبل نهاية شهر يناير مع إضافة بند بنسبة للبيع في المستقبل 15% لخارج الجزائر، نريد أن تنتعش خزائننا ببعض الأموال، لن ننتظر حتى نهاية الموسم”.

واستمر: “ننتظر عرضًا خارجيًا بنفس القيمة المعروضة علينا من مولودية الجزائر، إذا لم يأت سنحاول إقناع اللاعب بعرض مولودية الجزائر”.

وعما إذا كان هناك اهتمام من الأهلي باللاعب في أي فترة سابقة، رد حلقاية: “لا لم يحدث أي تفاوض رسمي، لكن الزمالك عرضه هو ضم القندوسي على سبيل الإعارة بمقابل 350 ألف دولار للنادي وراتب اللاعب حتى نهاية الموسم بنفس القيمة أي 700 ألف دولار”.

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Faltando poucos dias para a Copa do Mundo, o Vitória conseguiu se recuperar de uma sequência ruim de resultados na última semana ganhando por 1 a 0 contra a Chapecoense. Porém, ainda não é o suficiente para que a equipe atinja seu objetivo nos duelos que restam antes da parada.

O 14° lugar na tabela do Campeonato Brasileiro se apresenta perigoso para o Leão da Barra, principalmente considerando que somente dois pontos separam o clube baiano do Atlético-PR, primeira equipe dentro da zona de rebaixamento.

O zagueiro Aderllan foi aquele que deu suporte a esse pensamento do Vitória, alertando para a necessidade de não se sentir absolutamente relaxado com a aparente tranquilidade pós-triunfo diante da Chape.

-O momento agora é de tranquilidade para continuarmos nos afastando da zona de rebaixamento. Temos que fazer uma sequência positiva na Série A para conquistarmos esse objetivo e para pararmos antes da Copa do Mundo com uma boa posição na tabela de classificação – salientou o zagueiro.

O próximo jogo do time de Salvador na Série A é contra o Corinthians no próximo sábado (9) às 21 h na Arena. Adversário o qual o defensor emprestado pelo São Paulo a equipe nordestina entende ser necessário não cometer qualquer erro visando um resultado positivo:

-Vamos lutar muito para fazer um jogo perfeito diante do Corinthians e para sairmos de lá com um resultado positivo. Não podemos vacilar. Temos que ter intensidade máxima para pontuarmos como visitante novamente. Será uma partida muito complicada. Temos que estar preparados para essa batalha.

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In barely a fortnight, the England team will be in India, preparing for their return series of five ODIs, but right at this moment, they are down at The Oval

Andrew Miller at The Oval21-Sep-2011

The end of a long and successful season is drawing nigh for England, with India’s cricketers having finally made it home, hotly pursued by Leicestershire and Somerset, county cricket’s representatives at the Champions League. In barely a fortnight, the England team will also be in India, preparing for their return series of five ODIs, but right at this moment, they are down at The Oval, dodging autumnal showers and preparing for a pair of Twenty20 fixtures that serve only as a reminder of previous administrative folly.The Allen Stanford Memorial Series (as these matches are not officially known) has come about as a result of the collapse of the Stanford Super Series after a single ill-conceived incarnation in November 2008. The ECB had sold the rights to four years’ worth of such events, a quadrangular tournament at home and a “20/20 for 20″ cash bonanza in Antigua, and then promptly spent all the broadcasting cash they had received from Sky. The upshot has been this fudged bid to fulfil their contractual obligations, an unsatisfactory compromise involving two skeleton international teams, one of which will be led by England’s sixth captain of the calendar year, Graeme Swann.Nevertheless there is, from England’s point of view, an undoubted value to the exercise that is about to take place. In exactly 12 months’ time the squad will be in Sri Lanka launching the defence of their World Twenty20 crown, with India once again lined up as their principal opponent in the group stages. Given how infrequently the format is played at international level, any opportunity to practise competitively between now and then has to be welcomed by the reigning champions.England have a further fixture against India in Kolkata looming on October 29, and then probably no more than four bilateral matches scheduled home and away ahead of the squad selection for the 2012 tournament. Therefore, this double-header could make or break the claims of more than just a handful of contenders, both those playing and those missing out.Although the regular Twenty20 captain Stuart Broad is missing out through injury, the balance of England’s squad is still geared towards the not-so-distant future. The telling decision not to hand the captaincy to the one-day leader, Alastair Cook, confirms the impression that England intend to make the best of a bad situation, and use these fixtures to gauge their Twenty20 development.Alex Hales and Craig Kieswetter can be expected to open in both fixtures with a licence to clear the ropes, closely followed by a middle order that is likely to include three players – Jonny Bairstow, Jos Buttler and Ben Stokes – who have not yet celebrated their 22nd birthdays. Even in this new-look outfit, however, the decision to bring Surrey’s Stuart Meaker into the squad as a net bowler provides a reminder that pressure for places is paramount.”Any opportunity I can get to pull an England shirt on, I’m going to grab with both hands, regardless of what time of year it is,” said Jade Dernbach, one of the players who, at this stage, would appear certain of taking part in the title defence. “With the World Twenty20 coming up next year, any games we can get will be vitally important. There are only five or six games before then, so these two games form quite an integral part of the plans and processes for that tournament.”Dernbach’s maiden season of international cricket has been eventful, to say the least. He was called up to the World Cup squad in Sri Lanka back in March, having impressed the selectors on the England Lions tour of the Caribbean. Though he didn’t play in what turned out to be England’s final match of that competition, a ten-wicket elimination in the quarter-finals, he has since featured 10 of their 11 ODIs this summer, as well as two Twenty20s against Sri Lanka at Bristol and India at Old Trafford, where he was named Man of the Match following a matchwinning spell of 4 for 22.”I set myself some goals at the start of the year, but did I know all of this was going to happen? Probably not,” said Dernbach. “You take it as it comes and I’m overjoyed to have played so much cricket for England this summer.”A similar story applies for West Indies, although in their case, the new-look nature of their squad is more through necessity than choice. Many of their key players are absent either through contractual disputes, in the case of Chris Gayle, and or through the demands of the Champions League, in which Kieron Pollard is playing for Mumbai Indians, and in which Trinidad and Tobago have first dibs on several players who might otherwise be featuring here – including Darren Bravo, Ravi Rampaul and Adrian Barath.Either way, Ottis Gibson, West Indies’ coach, was seeking to put the matches in a positive light. “We don’t have a lot of games leading up to the World Cup, so these two come along at a very good time for us,” he said. “We’ve got a newish looking squad, but it gives our guys a good chance to see where they are in terms of international cricket. England are still the world champions don’t forget, so we are taking these games very seriously in our build-up.”England start the series as favourites, partly because of their familiarity with the conditions, but also because of the deep well of confidence that the chosen players have inherited in the course of the summer. As Dernbach explained, the knowledge of what the team has achieved in all formats this summer couldn’t help but rub off on newcomers to the squad – not least Bairstow, who produced a matchwinning 41 not out from 21 balls on debut in Cardiff last week.”I think in one-day cricket you want to be able to go and express yourself and what’s made you successful is what you want to continue to do,” said Dernbach. “People will back you 100% in the decisions you make, and that’s what happened for Jonny. For him to come in and look so at home was an outstanding achievement. That’s a testament to the feeling we have got in the dressing room. We made him feel very welcome, he felt at home, and he was able to produce his best cricket which is what we want.”

تعرض فريق ألانيا سبور للهزيمة، مساء اليوم الجمعة، أمام خصمه بشكتاش وذلك في إطار منافسات بطولة الدوري التركي.

وتلاقى الفريقان في إطار منافسات الجولة الحادية والعشرين من الدوري التركي، حيث فاز ألانيا سبور بثلاثة أهداف دون رد.

تقدم بشكتاش بهدف أول في الدقيقة 20 من عمر الشوط الأول، عن طريق ركلة جزاء نفذها اللاعب سينك توسون.

وفي الدقيقة 50 من عمر المباراة، تمكن اللاعب نفسه، سينك توسون، من تسجيل الهدف الثاني له ولفريق بشكتاش.

بينما جاء ثالث أهداف بشكتاش في الدقيقة 59 عن طريق اللاعب ديلي آلي.

واُحتسبت ركلة جزاء في الدقيقة 72 لصالح ألانيا سبور، إلا أن تقنية الفيديو رأت عدم أحقية الفريق في ذلك، لتقرر إلغائها.

وشارك اللاعب المصري أحمد حسن كوكا في المباراة كأساسي رفقة ألانيا سبور وخرج في الدقيقة 74.

بتلك النتيجة، ارتفع رصيد بشكتاش إلى 38 نقطة في المركز الثالث، بينما تجمد رصيد ألانيا سبور عند 25 نقطة في المركز التاسع.

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O Avaí segue travando uma intensa batalha rumo à Primeira Divisão. Terceiro colocado na tabela da Série B, o time catarinense completou a segunda partida sem derrota, ao vencer o Coritiba por 2 a 0 na última sexta-feira, e chegou aos 18 pontos, apenas um a menos que o vice-líder CSA.

Integrante do grupo desde 2017, o atacante Maurinho chegou a Florianópolis após boa passagem pelo futebol coreano e segue em busca da titularidade na equipe comandada por Geninho. Confiante no acesso, o jogador destacou que a evolução do Avaí nas últimas partidas se dá pelo intenso trabalho realizado nos treinos.

– O elenco vem trabalhando para melhorar ainda mais seu rendimento em campo nas próximas semanas. O campeonato exige isso. Vamos lutar muito para evoluir na temporada e para manter o Avaí cada vez mais firme no G4. É importante estar nesta briga até o final da temporada. Vamos nos dedicar para isso.

Após a vitória tranquila sobre o Coxa, o Avaí volta a focar no próximo compromisso, que será fora de casa. Nesta sexta-feira, a equipe azurra viaja para Varginha, no interior de Minas Gerais, onde enfrentará o Boa Esporte, às 20h30, em partida válida pela 11ª rodada da Série B.

– Sabemos das dificuldades da Série B e do quanto o Campeonato está equilibrado. Temos que manter um ritmo forte até o final para brigarmos pelo acesso. Queremos fazer história e colocar o Avaí na Série A novamente – finalizou.