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أكد أحمد سيد زيزو لاعب الفريق الأول لكرة القدم بنادي الزمالك أنه سعيد بالتواجد في الإمارات لخوض لقاء السوبر المحلي أمام الأهلي، المقرر له غدا الجمعة باستاد هزاع بن زايد.

وقال زيزو في المؤتمر الصحفي: “نتطلع لتحقيق الفوز في لقاء الغد والتتويج بلقب السوبر لمرة جديدة في الإمارات، ونتمنى أن نحقق الثلاثية وهذا لم يحدث كثيرًا في تاريخ الزمالك وهدفنا اللقب فقط”.

تعرف على لون زي الأهلي والزمالك في مباراة السوبر المصري

وأوضح أنه لا يفكر في الألقاب والأرقام الفردية، لأن هدفه الأول هو فوز الفريق ببطولات، وشدد على أنه لم يحقق هذه الأرقام بمفرده، وبالتأكيد جميع زملائه ساعدوه بالفريق ساعدوه في ذلك.

وشدد على هناك أمور تغيرت منذ مباراة نهائي الكأس أمام الأهلي التي كانت منذ 4 أشهر تقريبا، منها حصول المنافس على راحة كافية في حين أن الزمالك لم يحصل على راحة بسبب ارتباطه بمباريات في بطولات مختلفة، وشدد على أن مباراة الأحمر يتم لعبها على التفاصيل الصغيرة، موضحا أن الزمالك يخوض المباراة بتركيز كبير لتحقيق الفوز في لقاء الغد.

ويخوض الفريق الأول لكرة القدم بنادي الزمالك تدريبه الختامي في السادسة والنصف مساء اليوم على ملعب هزاع بن زايد في مدينة العين، استعدادا لمباراة الأهلي المقرر لها غدا الجمعة على لقب كأس السوبر المحلي.

ويترأس بعثة الفريق في الإمارات أحمد مرتضى عضو مجلس الإدارة ومعه أمير مرتضى المشرف على الكرة بالنادي، ويرافقها الإعلامي خالد لطيف أمين الصندوق وأحمد جلال إبراهيم رئيس اللجنة الرياضية والقانونية.

The two strongest teams at the World Twenty20 have made the final, but the question remains whether England are good enough to end Australia’s winning run at the last hurdle

Andrew McGlashan in Barbados15-May-2010

The two strongest teams at the World Twenty20 have made the final, but the question remains whether England are good enough to end Australia’s winning run at the last hurdle.Michael Clarke’s side have shown they really can win from any position with batting collapses and monumental chases no barrier to the confidence surging through the line-up. England, though, have plenty of belief of their own after producing their most confident cricket in coloured clothes since 1992.It’s a mouthwatering prospect. Just to add spice to the occasion there has, of course, been mention of the A word. It’s still six months until the first Ashes Test in Brisbane, but such is the hyped nature of that duel that this is already being viewed as the start of the countdown. The captains have slightly differing views.”I don’t think you need any extra motivation. This is a World Cup final, no matter who you’re playing against,” Paul Collingwood said. “This is what it’s all about; this is why we play the game of cricket. This is literally the ultimate. You’ve got through to a World Cup final; you’re playing against the old enemy, Australia. It doesn’t get much better than this.”Clarke added that it wouldn’t compensate for losing the Ashes last year but would set the ball rolling nicely for the next contest. “It won’t make up for it, but it would be a fantastic start to what is going to be a great summer back at home,” he said.”I’m certain every Australian and every English person loves seeing that battle. It’s always tough cricket, in any form of the game. I’m certain tomorrow will be no different. So for now, it’s about focusing on a huge game – a final – against a very good team.”Australia have been here before and are veterans of global finals – although not in this format – whereas for England’s it’s their first since 2004 and then it’s right back to 1992 to find the last time they lined up in the final two. On both occasions they came up short, against West Indies’ tailenders at The Oval and Imran Khan’s inspired Pakistan team at the MCG, to add to the runner’s up medal’s of the 1979 and 1987 World Cups. It’s a thin list.Compare that to Australia’s glittering collection which includes a hat-trick of World Cups and the current Champions Trophy title. Victory in this final will make it a full house back at the Cricket Australia offices in Jolimont. When the pressure moments come the experience of being in those situations could prove vital. Australia have seven players with finals experience, while Collingwood is England’s lone survivor from 2004.”The guys who have taken part in big cricket matches – it doesn’t necessarily have to be a final – have a huge advantage,” Clarke said. “There were probably guys in our squad that were picked not only because they are great Twenty20 players but have experience as well – World Cup experience, big Test match experience. Having a few senior players around will help the youngsters control their emotions.”If any of the England players had watched the second semi-final it would have been a daunting experience to see how Australia managed to win. No other team in the world would have chased down those runs against Pakistan from such a position, but England refuse to be intimidated.”We always knew what Australia were capable of,” Collingwood said. “Whoever we played against in the final were going to be a strong side. Nothing surprised us yesterday. All we can concentrate on is our game. There’s plenty of confidence in our side, the way we’ve played throughout this tournament has given us a lot of belief.”We believe we’ve got the skills to beat any side on the day. Australia have always been a very strong side, and they still are. It bodes well for what should be a very, very good final. I don’t really want to harp on too much about Australia, because we’ve always known what they can do. What I want to harp on about is England. We have surprised a few of ourselves in this tournament – and the guys are very, very positive.”Australia arrived in Barbados still buzzing from their incredible run chase in St Lucia. The emotions were so raw after Michael Hussey hit the winning runs that a 48-hour turnaround before the final could have caused problems about bringing the players back down again. However, rather than blank it out and focus purely on this match Clarke wants his squad to bottle the feeling.”I don’t think I want the guys to forget that,” he said. “I think that memory will stick in my mind for the rest of my career. It’s one of the most amazing games of cricket I’ve been involved in.”I think we need to understand and accept that game’s gone. But just keep in the back of your mind that what we showed the other day could happen out here as well. In our minds, we need to be very confident that we’re never out of the game, we always have a chance.”England, themselves, have reached new heights over the last two weeks but are going to have find an even higher level to stop Australia from claiming cricket’s Grand Slam.

Shahid Afridi, the Pakistan captain, has singled out his team’s fielding as the major worry ahead of the semi-final against Australia in St Lucia

Cricinfo staff13-May-2010

Shahid Afridi, the Pakistan captain, has singled out his team’s fielding as the major worry ahead of the semi-final against Australia in St Lucia. Pakistan dropped two catches in the defeat to Australia followed by three more against England in the Super Eights which took them to the brink of elimination, before they fought back against South Africa to keep their semi-final hopes alive.”We are playing well overall but we are missing opportunities by dropping catches. In any format, it is the fielding that wins you the matches,” Afridi said. “The opening partnership is very important and so is the fielding. The first six overs while batting as well as bowling are very important.”Afridi acknowledged Australia had improved significantly in the Twenty20 format, but said his team was confident on a track that has been of assistance to spinners and added he also had plans for Australia’s prolific opening pair of David Warner and Shane Watson. “We have three regular spinners, and Abdur Rehman is bowling very well,” he said. “There are a few areas where Watson and Warner go for the big runs, like midwicket and mid-on, and we’ve made plans against them as to where to bowl.”When asked whether Hammad Azam, the allrounder who is yet to get an international break, would play against Australia, Afridi said it was unlikely. “Azam is young, and he’s played some of the practice matches. He’s not very confident now, but we hope that if he tours more he can develop into a mature cricketer.”There has been no international cricket in Pakistan since the Lahore attacks in March last year, and Afridi said victory in the tournament would be a massive boost for fans back home. He also called on India and Sri Lanka to come to Pakistan’s support in these trying times, and reciprocate for Pakistan touring their countries when the situation there, as Afridi believed, was “not very good.””We are here to play good cricket and win this competition because there’s no cricket in Pakistan,” Afridi said. “The situation in India was not very good around five to six years ago and Pakistan played there as well as in Sri Lanka. Pakistan was the only team to play there. This is how we should continue our cricketing relationship.”

تتوالى الإصابات في صفوف فريق يوفنتوس، وشهد البيانكونيري إصابة جديدة قبل مواجهة باريس سان جيرمان بالجولة الأخيرة في دوري أبطال أوروبا، الثلاثاء المقبل.

يقال إن ويستون ماكيني تعرض لإصابة عضلية مما أدى إلى استبعاده لمدة أسبوعين، لذلك سيغيب عن يوفنتوس 12 لاعبًا ضد باريس سان جيرمان.

مارسيلو أليجري المدير الفني ليوفنتوس، في خضم أزمة في الوقت الحالي، وقام برحلة إلى ليتشي الليلة الماضية بدون 10 لاعبين.

تدهور الوضع، حيث أصيب صامويل إيلينج جونيور بالتواء في كاحله وسيبقى غائبًا لمدة 20 يومًا تقريبًا.

وفقًا لموقع “جول” تم تشخيص إصابة ماكيني أيضًا بإجهاد في أوتار الركبة بعد نزوله بين الشوطين أمام ليتشي ومن المحتمل أن يظل خارج الملاعب لمدة أسبوعين على الأقل.

اقرأ أيضًا | أليجري بعد فوز يوفنتوس على إلتشي: لا يمكن أن نظل سيئين دائمًا

لكن لا ينبغي أن يعرض ذلك المنتخب الأمريكي للخطر في منافسات كأس العالم 2022 في قطر.

الوضع ضد باريس سان جيرمان في دوري الأبطال أسوأ من ذلك لأن دانيلو قد تم إيقافه، إضافة إلى قائمة الغائبين.

تضم القائمة بالفعل دوشان فلاهوفيتش ومانويل لوكاتيلي – الذين قد يكونون قادرين على الوصول إلى منتصف الأسبوع – لياندرو باريديس وأنخيل دي ماريا وجليسون بريمر وماتيا دي تشيليو وبول بوجبا وفيديريكو كييزا وكايو جورج.

لم يضمن يوفنتوس بعد مكانه في الدوري الأوروبي  حيث لا يزال من الممكن أن يتفوق عليهم مكابي حيفا.

لديهم أيضا بعد ذلك مواجهة في الدوري الايطالي مع المنافسين القدامى إنتر ميلان نهاية الأسبوع المقبل.

MatériaMais Notícias

A iminência da contratação de Rony e Kieza deixam o Botafogo numa situação, se não cômoda, ao menos com um elenco sem lacunas a uma semana do início do Campeonato Carioca. Para a partida contra a Portuguesa, na terça-feira que vem, o técnico Felipe Conceição pode até não ter todos os jogadores à disposição, mas sabe com quem poderá contar em breve.

Para o gol, Gatito Fernández e Jefferson disputam a titularidade; Arnaldo, Luis Ricardo, Marcinho, Gilson e Yuri são os laterais (não haverá, em princípio, outro contratado para a esquerda); Carli, Igor Rabello, Marcelo, Kanu e Hellerson são os zagueiros.

O meio-campo perdeu Bruno Silva, mas Rodrigo Lindoso, Matheus Fernandes, Dudu Cearense, Bochecha, João Paulo, Valencia, Marcos Vinícius e Lucas Campos são os meio-campistas. Ainda há Leandrinho, que se recupera de grave lesão.

Para os lados do campo, Luiz Fernando e Leandro Carvalho já foram contratados e Rodrigo Pimpão, Pachu e Ezequiel permaneceram; Brenner é opção para o comando de ataque, também remanescente, assim como o técnico Felipe Conceição.

– Eu já vinha trabalhando de auxiliar, e já conhecer o grupo facilita a sintonia. A intensidade dos treinos está sendo alta, e eles (jogadores) estão absorvendo bem. A voz rouca é pelo número de informações para passar em 12 dias (de pré-temporada), porque depois tem jogos em ritmo grande. Então vamos sem perder tempo – explicou Felipe, em entrevista ao Sportv.

Foram três saídas de titulares (Victor Luís, Bruno Silva e Roger), além de outros reservas. Quem ficou, entende que o ambiente segue bom.

– É difícil dar um resposta (sobre qual grupo era melhor?) porque estamos treinando há pouco tempo. O ambiente era maravilhoso e continua sendo. Houve algumas mudanças, chegaram jogadores, vão chegar mais, mas espero que possamos ser uma equipe aguerrida e ter conquistas esse ano – diz Gilson.

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Crystal Palace and Everton are both keen to sign Tottenham midfielder Dele Alli before tonight’s 11pm transfer deadline.

That’s according to sources close to talkSPORT, and as to be expected, a number of Eagles fans were quick in flocking to the news on social media.

Patrick Vieira is yet to add to his first-team squad this month and is running out of time to do so. It looked as if Palace would land Manchester United midfielder Donny van de Beek on a temporary deal, but he now looks set to join Everton.

The Toffees and the Eagles now look set to do battle once again, with Everton keen on a permanent move for Alli, whereas Palace are eyeing a loan deal. The 37-cap England international seems surplus to requirements under Antonio Conte in north London, featuring just three times under the Italian in the Premier League.

Palace fans react

@CPFCtransfersHQ relayed talkSPORT’s claim regarding Alli on Twitter. Here is what these Palace fans had to say in reply, with many not keen to see the 25-year-old at Selhurst Park given the rapid decline in his fortunes on the other side of the capital.

“Noooooooooooooo”

Credit: @mmmbop67

“Gonna lose out to Everton again”

Credit: @CPFCMTHW

“Why do we want him?”

Credit: @SamLuard

“I do not want the worst trainer at Spurs, who couldn’t work under Jose Mourinho or Antonio Conte.”

Credit: @liamb0117

“Who wants to help me book his flight to Liverpool?”

Credit: @AndyS01178383

“Don’t want him at all but do Everton know how to highlight players themselves or just piggyback us every time”

Credit: @CPFCwill20

In other news: ‘Incredible’ – Lots of CPFC fans ‘buzzing’ as late transfer news emerges

MatériaMais Notícias

O meia Mancuello foi apresentado no Cruzeiro, na tarde desta quinta-feira, na Toca da Raposa. O reforço cruzeirense agradeceu ao seu ex-clube, o Flamengo, mas enfatizou que teve poucas chances para mostrar futebol. O argentino também ressaltou que no seu país de origem, a Raposa tem boas referências.

– Na temporada passada, tive a oportunidade de jogar três jogos como titular, e fiz dois gols. É um elenco muito grande, com grandes nomes. Fico feliz por ter ajudado, quando pude jogar. Sou grato pelo clube, deixei amigos lá, mas hoje minha cabeça está no Cruzeiro. Estou muito feliz de estar aqui. Eu não tive nenhuma dúvida de vir para cá. Falam grandes coisas na Argentina sobre o Cruzeiro. Hoje, minha cabeça está aqui. Minha força também. Pensando sempre no Cruzeiro – afirmou o jogador.

Em entrevista coletiva, o meia deixou claro que não tem restrição em relação a posição em que atua. O atleta se colocou a disposição do técnico Mano Menezes, podendo jogartanto de segundo volante quanto de meia. O novo camisa 21 também falou sobre disputa pela titularidade na Raposa.

– Sempre que tem disputa, ela é boa, o beneficiado é o Cruzeiro. Quanto a isso, vou lutar ao máximo, vou tentar ganhar a vaga, sempre com muito respeito. Sou respeitoso com o trabalho dos nossos companheiros. Venho para somar. A temporada é longa, precisamos de todos. Eu consigo jogar nas duas posições. No fim, no Flamengo, eu joguei de segundo volante, que é como eu jogava na Argentina. Sempre tentarei fazer meu melhor para o Cruzeiro – disse Mancuello.

Assim que chegou à Toca da Raposa, Mancuello foi recepcionado por todos os companheiros. Ariel Cabral, Lucas Romero, Arrascaeta e Messidoro, os estrangeiros do grupo, já trataram de entrosar o jogador com o grupo. Na temporada passada, o jogador disputou 30 jogos e marcou cinco gols.

Playing out the final day was more of a formality for South Africa as the second Test ended in a high-scoring draw, confirming what many would have feared five days ago on taking a look at a road of a pitch at Warner Park

The Bulletin by Kanishkaa Balachandran22-Jun-2010
Scorecard and ball-by-ball details
How they were outGraeme Smith was positive during his innings of 46•Associated Press

Playing out the final day was more of a formality for South Africa as the second Test ended in a high-scoring draw, confirming what many would have feared five days ago on taking a look at a road of a pitch at Warner Park. The surface hadn’t deteriorated enough over four days to give the bowlers any sort of advantage, so it would have been ridiculous to expect at least ten wickets going down to constitute a result.South Africa had all ten wickets in hand this morning when they took guard, and predictably went through the motions, with the aim of getting extra batting practice ahead of the final Test. It was, in other words, more of a televised nets session, with both teams resigned to the conclusion that no result was possible. The pitch was a poor advertisement for Test cricket, and the last two days in particular were completely overshadowed by other world sporting events viewers would have turned to – one in London and the other in South Africa.Despite the result, or the lack of it, West Indies had more to gain. Their batting was a shambles in Trinidad and perhaps a flat wicket here in St Kitts was the best thing for them to get their confidence back. In overhauling South Africa’s 543, they gained a moral victory, though the manner in which they got there was a topic of debate. The sudden shift of tactics from urgency to obduracy was questionable, but at least they ensured they wouldn’t lose. In their defense though, run-scoring on the fourth day wasn’t the easiest, with the left-arm spinner persisting with an over the wicket line to the right-handers.South Africa lost just three wickets till the final hour after tea, when the captains expectedly decided to call it off. But the extended morning session – to make up for lost time due to rain yesterday – wasn’t boring or lacking in action. Shane Shillingford got the ball to turn and bounce, there was a dropped catch, couple of confident appeals and a referral which was turned down. The batsmen weren’t too cautious either and weren’t afraid to reach out to the ball, even if the strokes weren’t convincing.Graeme Smith looked solid during his 46. He was positive against the spinners as well, rocking back to cut if it was slightly short. In one over, he chipped down the track to Shillingford and lofted it crisply over long-on and then leant forward to crunch one past covers. But Shillingford hit back by getting one to turn from middle and induced a thick edge from Smith, trying to cut.Smith’s opening partner, Alviro Petersen, was watchful and looked in control. He had a slip, silly point and silly mid-off but successfully negotiated the spinners, even reverse sweeping them. Hashim Amla, however, didn’t look so assured. There was a puff of dust when Shillingford landed it on the rough outside off and Amla was circumspect against the turn and bounce.Amla ought to have been dismissed on 21 when Bravo fluffed a sitter at slip, off Sulieman Benn. He managed five convincing boundaries against the spinners on both sides of the wicket, but perished to the impressive Shillingford, tucking it to backward short leg. Dwayne Bravo then ended the session in style by flattening Petersen’s off stump with a yorker.No wickets fell in the post-lunch session as the Test meandered towards a predictable draw. Jacques Kallis and AB de Villiers went through the motions and built a steady partnership which extended to 104.Kallis began the second session in style with a couple of straight-driven boundaries off Shillingford. The offspinner, who took two wickets in the opening session, changed his line of attack to round the wicket to the right-handers as a very defensive option. The South Africans gave no chances, save for a run-out attempt at de Villiers – Roach’s throw from square leg missed the stumps at the bowler’s end. Kallis was solid as ever against the seamers, driving Bravo off the front foot and also pulling him for a powerful six. He reached his fifty with a clip to the on side just before the tea break.South Africa declared an hour after the tea break and the relief was palpable at the early finish to the game. The best the players can hope for is a sporting track at the Kensington Oval for the deciding Test.

Tottenham missed out on signing Adama Traore and Luis Diaz because chairman Daniel Levy felt he would be able to strike a cut-price deal for both wingers late in the window, according to talkSPORT journalist Alex Crook (via Give Me Sport).

The Lowdown: Lacklustre transfer window

After Antonio Conte made it known that he wanted to bring former Wolves powerhouse Traore to north London, Fabio Paratici and Levy undertook lengthy negotiations with the West Midlands club.

As per The Athletic, Wolves rejected a bid of £15million from Spurs a few weeks into the window. It was said that the asking price was around £20million, so it was expected that an agreement would be made soon after.

However, La Liga giants Barcelona made an approach at the last minute, throwing the 26-year-old’s move to Tottenham in the air. The Spain international decided to reject the Premier League club and returned to the Nou Camp on a loan deal with a £30million option to make the transfer permanent.

Spurs were also set to sign Porto winger Luis Diaz, and were willing to pay up to £46million to secure the 25-year-old’s services. However, Liverpool swooped in at the last minute, and the Colombian opted to join the Merseyside club.

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The Latest: ‘Classic Levy’

Crook believes Levy’s insistence on leaving deals until the end of the window proved his side costly.

Speaking to GiveMeSport, he said: “It was classic Levy trying to get players over the line in the last few days of a transfer window because you think you’re going to save a couple of quid.

“Ultimately, it cost them with Traore because I think if they had just come in earlier in the window and paid £20million, that probably would have happened.

“Maybe they should have been looking at getting a deal done for Diaz a lot earlier in the window as well.”

The Verdict: Mistakes made

Tottenham made just two signings during January, and supporting Crook’s theory, they both signed on deadline day.

Conte was keen to sign the Spaniard from Wolves and convert him into a right wing-back, which the player did not seem too thrilled about, instead opting for a more advanced role in Catalonia. However, if Crook is correct, Traore would more than likely be a Tottenham player if the Lilywhites had just bit the bullet and met the asking price.

Levy did come close to securing Diaz from Porto, as there was confidence from both sides that a deal could be reached. However, this was before Liverpool reignited their interest, and the Colombia international chose Jurgen Klopp’s side instead. With that in mind, the criticism seems slightly harsh in the case of the former Porto star.

In other news: Fabio Paratici ‘wants’ Sven Botman this summer

حقق فريق روما فوزا مهما على ضيفه لودوجوريتس بثلاثة أهداف مقابل هدف، اليوم الخميس، ضمن لقاءات الجولة الأخيرة من دور المجموعات ببطولة الدوري الأوروبي.

افتتح لودوجوريتس التسجيل عن طريق تسديدة قوية للاعب ريك في الدقيقة 41.

اقرأ أيضا.. جماهير نانت عن تألق مصطفى محمد أمام أولمبياكوس: الزعيم الكبير ورجل المهام الصعبة

وفي الشوط الثاني، نجح روما في العودة بعد أن سجل القائد لورينزو بيليجريني هدفين من ركلتي جزاء في الدقيقتين 56، و65، قبل أن يسجل لودوجوريتس التعادل في الدقيقة 78 لكن تقنية الفيديو ألغته لوجود تسلل.

ونجح نيكولو زانيولو في تسجيل الهدف الثالث بالدقيقة 85 بعد انطلاق رائعة ومراوغة مدافعي لودوجوريتس ثم أسكنها الشباك بنجاح، كما تلقى أوليفير فيردون لاعب الفريق البلغاري بطاقة حمراء بعد تدخيل عنيف على نيكولا زالفسكي بالدقيقة 90، لتنتهي المباراة بفوز روما 3-1.

بتلك النتيجة، يتأهل فريق روما لملحق دور الـ16 برصيد 10 نقاط في المركز الثاني، وينتقل لوجودوريتس لدوري المؤتمرات. اهداف مباراة روما ولودوجوريتس (3-1) في الدوري الاوروبي