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O pênalti batido por Yago Pikachu, defendido por Fábio no início do segundo tempo, definiu o destino do Vasco no Mineirão, neste domingo. Em partida válida pela 17ª rodada do Campeonato Brasileiro, o Cruz-maltino teve uma boa atuação, mas, ao perder a chance de abrir o placar, viu a Raposa – em reação desde a chegada de Rogério Ceni, vencer por 1 a 0 com gol de Maurício – que marcou seu primeiro gol como profissional. O resultado deixa a equipe carioca na 15ª posição, com 20 pontos. Os mineiros ficam uma posição atrás, a quatro pontos da zona da degola.

O Vasco volta a campo no próximo sábado, às 11h, contra o Bahia, em São Januário. Os mineiros – que se distanciam da zona da degola – por sua vez, têm dois gaúchos em sequência: na quarta-feira, enfrenta o Internacional, em Porto Alegre, por uma vaga na final da Copa do Brasil, e no domingo, recebe o Grêmio, no Mineirão, pelo Campeonato Brasileiro.

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Início azul
Na tentativa de confirmar a reação desde a chegada de Ceni, com uma escalação ofensiva, a Raposa começou espremendo o Vasco em campo. Marquinhos Gabriel, com apenas 44 segundos de jogo, finalizou com perigo, e depois chegou a marcar com um bonito toque de cobertura, mas estava impedido. Thiago Neves, com uma cabeçada rasante, tirou tinta da trave.

Vasco cresce
O gás inicial do Cruzeiro acabou rápido, o time carioca encaixou na parte defensiva e cresceu em campo. Com a bola rolando, o Cruz-maltino não conseguiu levar grande perigo, mas teve boas chances com Barcellos em cobranças de falta. Cadenciando o jogo e acelerando na hora certa, o Vasco terminou o primeiro tempo com seis finalizações, uma a mais que os donos da casa.

Sempre ele!
O Gigante da colina seguiu rondando a área cruzeirense na etapa final e fez por merecer o pênalti de Fabrício Bruno em Yago Pikachu, aos cinco minutos. O lateral vascaíno bateu firme no canto direito de Fábio, que voou para defender sua 20ª penalidade pelo Cruzeiro com bola ‘rolando’. Foi a segunda cobrança seguida perdida pelo camisa 22.

Pênalti fez falta
O Vasco sentiu a oportunidade desperdiçada e viu o time celeste ganhar confiança. Fred, que entrou no segundo tempo, assustou Fernando Miguel. O gol, porém, veio dos pés de outro jogador que saiu do banco. Aos 34, o meia Maurício, de 19 anos, recebeu de David na área e fuzilou o gol do Vasco, marcando seu primeiro gol como profissional. Os cariocas ensaiaram uma pressão, mas, sem forçaS, amargaram a derrota fora de casa.

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FICHA TÉCNICA
CRUZEIRO 1 X 0 VASCO

Estádio: Mineirão, em Belo Horizonte (MG)
Data-hora: 1º de setembro de 2019, às 19h
Árbitro: Marcelo Aparecido Ribeiro de Souza (PB) – Nota L!: 6,0 – Acertou em lances capitais, mas parou muito o jogo
Assistentes: Bruno Boschilia (Fifa/PR) e Danilo Ricardo Simon Manis (Fifa/SP)
Árbitro de vídeo: Wagner Reway (Fifa/PB)
Público e renda: não divulgado.
Gramado: Bom
Cartões amarelo: Robinho, Henrique, Marquinhos Gabriel (CRU); Raul, Talles, Rossi (VAS)
Cartões vermelhos: não houve.

GOLS: Mauricio, 34’/2ºT

CRUZEIRO
Fábio; Orejuela, Dedé, Fabrício Bruno, Egídio; Henrique e Robinho (Ederson, 40’/2ºT); Marquinhos Gabriel, Thiago Neves (Mauricio, 21’/2ºT), David e Pedro Rocha (Fred, 15’/2ºT). Técnico: Rogério Ceni

VASCO
Fernando Miguel; Yago Pikachu, O. Henríquez, Ricardo e Danilo Barcellos; Richard, Raul e Marcos Júnior; Rossi (Tiago Reis, 31’/2ºT), Marrony (Fellipe Bastos, 32’/2ºT) e Talles (Valdívia, 27’/2ºT). Técnico: Vanderlei Luxemburgo

تجاهل جناح الفريق الأول لكرة القدم بنادي ليفربول، لويس دياز، زميله الهداف، محمد صلاح، ضمن لاعبي فريق أحلامه من الريدز.

ويلعب دياز مع ليفربول منذ يناير 2022، لكنه أثبت جدارته مع المدرب يورجن كلوب وأصبح لاعبًا أساسيًا مع الفريق الإنجليزي خاصة بعد رحيل، ساديو ماني.

ولكن لم يختار الكولومبي ضمن فريقه محمد صلاح رغم تألقه على مدار آخر 6 سنوات بقميص ليفربول وتسجيله العديد من الأهداف وصناعة بعضها الآخر.

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وظهر لويس دياز عبر قناة “JD Football” على منصة “TikTok”، واختار: “أليسون، فيرجيل فان دايك، ستيفن جيرارد، شيردان شاكيري وكيني دالجليش”.

ولعب دياز مع ليفربول منذ وصوله من بورتو 56 مباراة، سجل خلالها 14 هدفًا وصنع 9 أهداف أخرى في جميع البطولات المحلية والأوروبية.

الجدير بالذكر أن صفقة دياز كانت قد كلفت ليفربول قبل عامين تقريبًا 47 مليون يورو لتدعيم مركز الجناح الأيسر.

ScorecardBJ Watling and Grant Elliott both struck hundreds in Ayr•Donald MacLeod/Cricket Scotland

Hundreds from Grant Elliott and BJ Watling powered New Zealand A to a comprehensive victory in Ayr, as Scotland, without a number of their top-order batsmen, succumbed in the first of three matches.Scotland had started well with the ball but lost the plot at the back end of the innings, conceding nearly 150 runs in the last ten overs as Watling and Elliott piled on the misery. In reply the home side never threatened, with only Richie Berrington and David Murphy displaying any fluency with the bat.Without eight regulars due to injury and county commitments, including captain Kyle Coetzer, Scotland were forced to field a weakened side, handing a debut to 21-year-old Gordon Munsey; by contrast, the New Zealand A side featured six players with Test match experience.Having won his first toss as Scotland captain, Matt Machan would have been delighted with the way his bowlers started, removing both openers inside the first ten, including in-form Hamish RutherfordAfter the seamers’ hard work, it was the introduction of spin from the Cottage End that broke the third-wicket partnership, when Dean Brownlie chopped the third ball of Majid Haq’s first over on to his leg stump; seam struck an over later when Evans trapped Daryl Mitchell lbw to leave New Zealand A 92 for 4.However, as the sun and stiff breeze dried the pitch, batting got easier and easier. Both Machan and Michael Leask were deposited over the boundary by Colin de Grandhomme, and had he not missed a straight one off Haq the No. 6 might have caused some real damage. But for Scotland, the worst was yet to come.Once Elliott reached an obdurate fifty, he accelerated alongside Watling, who batted with total ease. Their partnership was eventually worth 185 from 19 overs. Elliott scored his second half-century off 26 balls, while Watling’s second came off just 13, as they battered Safyaan Sharif’s final three overs for 57 runs. Still 20 short of his hundred, Watling mistimed the ball over mid-off but Machan, running back, never quite settled under it; the drop seemed inevitable, as did defeat even at that point.If Scotland’s bowling was ultimately sub-par, their batting was dire. From the moment Hamish Gardiner became the first of Matt Henry’s four victims, Scotland never looked like threatening the target of 348. There were bright patches for Grant Bradburn, Scotland’s coach, to focus on: Munsey looked at ease with the pace and bite of the attack until he played a loose drive and Berrington once again showed form with the bat, although by the time he got into his groove the game was well done. In truth, it had the feel of a square practice for both sides after Henry and Scott Kuggeleijn blew away the top order.”The first 35 overs, we bowled well, we fielded well, and then we let it get away from us,” Bradburn said. “We’ve got a lot of high-level cricket between now and the World Cup, and we have to try and improve those skills, and try and be comfortable chasing. At the moment, we’re more comfortable setting than chasing, and we have to be able to do both. We have the skills to go out and chase big scores, but what we need is the belief.”

Suresh Raina, the India captain, was swift to defend the squad he has been charged with for the three ODIs against Bangladesh

Alagappan Muthu in Dhaka14-Jun-2014Suresh Raina, the India captain, was swift to defend the squad he has been charged with for the three ODIs against Bangladesh. Ajinkya Rahane, Ambati Rayudu and Amit Mishra are the only ones in the squad to have played in India’s last 50-over game against a Full Member, but Raina stressed the selectors had to consider India’s calendar ahead.”I don’t think they took the series lightly. The England tour is coming up and so few of the players are rested,” Raina said. “If you look at the side, all the players have done well in the IPL and first-class cricket. The World Cup is coming up and you need to try a lot of players. I think it is a good opportunity for youngsters to do really well in this series and see how it goes in upcoming matches.”I think the Bangladesh captain said we are coming with the A team. We are playing between two countries. It’s really important for us to play fearless cricket. A lot of our players have done really well and I think the series is a good platform, to cement their places in the team.”And there are vacancies to be targeted. India look settled at the top of an innings, but the middle order is far from decided. The space between Virat Kohli at No.3 and MS Dhoni at No. 6 courts several contenders. Cheteshwar Pujara will try to convince the selectors of his fluency in limited-overs cricket. Raina will look to regain some trust after a lean spell. Ajinkya Rahane will want to mend his iffy strike-rate of 68.78 in 10 innings batting between Nos. 3 and 7. Ambati Rayudu will hunt for the innings that makes people stand up and take notice and Manoj Tiwary will need to prove his fitness as much as his talent.During a practice session, Duncan Fletcher, the coach, conveyed he would like five minutes with all the new guys. Two of them were in the middle of batting practice. Kedar Jadhav, another contender in the middle-order scrum, was having good success smothering a spinner, a healthy skill to manoeuvre runs without taking too much risk. Beside him, Tiwary was punching through the covers and lofting down the ground. Clarity at the crease was what he wanted – going right back or right forward.”When I was out of the squad, it was because of my knee injury and not poor form,” Tiwary had said. “Just before that I had scored a hundred for India A against Australia. So once I was match-fit, I knew my time would come.” His belief has paid off, but the management will now demand performance. After two years in the wilderness due to a spate of injuries, he will want that for himself.In the adjoining net, Pujara was trying to gain a leg up in the race, polishing his bowling skills. He ran up sedately and landed a loopy legspinner on middle and off. As the batsman defended, Pujara willed his wrists to impart greater rip. He got back to his mark and the process continued – the odd and exaggerated roll of the wrist and flighted deliveries on middle – until the end of training.Pujara has been eager to assist India’s plans for 2015 and had advertised an interest in bowling to help gain a permanent spot in the XI. His control was promising but not threatening and the effort he put in epitomised what his captain desired.”Some players are coming back to the Indian team, some are getting their chance to play. It’s important to stick to together,” Raina said. “It is a short tour for us, seven days, three one-dayers and no gaps in between. You have to plan very well and work really hard.”The lure of a defining World Cup performance had been party to curtailing Jacques Kallis’ Test career. VVS Laxman’s regret over not being able to participate in one is also common knowledge. All 15 players were mindful of avoiding that situation, even as the afternoon sun blazed away.

N Srinivasan will attend the ICC executive board meeting, to be held in Dubai on April 9 and 10, in his capacity as a BCCI “representative”

Amol Karhadkar08-Apr-2014Despite having been sidelined from BCCI affairs following a Supreme Court directive, N Srinivasan will attend the ICC executive board meeting, to be held in Dubai on April 9 and 10, in his capacity as a BCCI “representative.” While BCCI interim president Shivlal Yadav said he has “no comment on this” and secretary Sanjay Patel didn’t respond to queries, a senior BCCI official confirmed to ESPNcricinfo that Srinivasan “will attend the ICC Board meeting”.While splitting the BCCI presidency between Sunil Gavaskar (IPL affairs) and Yadav for other issues, the two-judge bench of the Supreme Court had declined to pass an order in relation to Srinivasan’s role in ICC affairs, saying it was an “internal” matter of the BCCI.In normal practice, the BCCI president is inducted onto the ICC board as a Director while the secretary attends the ICC Chief Executives Committee meetings. At every Annual General Meeting (AGM), it is the BCCI president who nominates the Board’s representative at ICC meetings. At the last BCCI held in Chennai on September 29, 2013, it is understood the issue of an ICC representative had been discussed and it was verbally decided that “Srinivasan will continue to be in the (ICC) executive board and Patel in the CEC.” The minutes of the AGM have, however, not yet been circulated among the BCCI members.Srinivasan’s position in the ICC, as one of its directors, can be questioned under various ICC regulations in the light of the Supreme Court observations and orders around the BCCI’s handling of the IPL 2013 corruption case. In theory, any member can raise questions pertaining to two clauses in the ICC’s constitution – firstly, Clause 2.1 of ICC’s code of ethics which states that “Directors shall not engage in any conduct that in any way denigrates the ICC or harms its public image.” Under clause 4.11 (F) of the ICC’s constitution, an ICC director can be removed as a member of the Executive Board by notice given to him and executed by not less than two thirds of the members of the Executive Board on any one of the following grounds:”(1) he is guilty of any dishonesty, gross misconduct or wilful neglect of duty (whether by act or omission); or (2) in the reasonable opinion of the Executive Board, he commits (whether by act or omission) any act which brings or would tend to bring the Council into disrepute; or (3) he conducts himself in a manner materially adverse to the interests of the Council.”The ICC has remained tightlipped over the issue ever since India’s Supreme Court directive had Srinivasan removed from his official position, repeatedly saying, it has “no comments at this stage.” Other than merely attending the meetings this week, Srinivasan’s involvement in the ICC extends towards taking over as its first chairman in June this year. Under the new ICC constitutional amendments to be made this June, “the initial chairman of the ICC… shall be the nominee on the ICC Board of the BCCI (or nominees of the BCCI if the original nominee is replaced by the BCCI as its nominee on the ICC Board during this period.”)The BCCI remains confident that not only have they acquired the apex court’s approval for Srinivasan to continue with his ICC responsibilities but also that there will be no protest from within the ICC Board itself towards the ICC chairmanship.An ECB spokesman said the issue of Srinivasan attending the meeting had, “nothing to do with us.” The terms of reference required for anyone to sit on the Board, he said, “is that they are a nomination from their home board. The ECB have no role to play in that decision. It is a matter for the BCCI who attends an ICC meeting.”Hours after the Supreme Court order, Patel had said that Srinivasan will remain BCCI’s representative at the ICC. Since then, the Federation of International Cricketers’ Associations (FICA) has requested the ICC to sideline Srinivasan from the executive board and to not allow him to take over as the ICC chairman in July. “Serious allegations of betting and spot-fixing in IPL 2013 have been made against Mr Gurunath Meiyappan as the alleged team principal of Chennai Super Kings and these remain the subject of proceedings before the Indian Supreme Court,” he said. “Mr Srinivasan is the managing director of Indian Cements Limited [the owner of the Chennai Super Kings] and is also the father-in-law of Mr Meiyappan,” FICA chief executive Paul Marsh had said.”The Supreme Court order from last Friday noted that Mr Srinivasan had made a written offer through his legal counsel to step aside from his functions as BCCI President until investigations into the allegations against him were completed. The Supreme Court has issued an interim order prohibiting any employees of India Cements Limited (other than players or commentators) from performing any duties for the BCCI. FICA understands that the order applies to Mr Srinivasan, as managing director of the company.”