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كشفت تقارير صحفية تفاصيل جديدة تدين مانشستر سيتي، بعد أشهر من توجيه العديد من الاتهامات ضده من قِبل رابطة الدوري الإنجليزي الممتاز.

وكانت الرابطة قد وجهت اتهامًا لـ مانشستر سيتي، فيما يخص 115 انتهاكًا ماليًا، في وقت سابق من العام الحالي.

وذكرت صحيفة “ذا صن” الإنجليزية أن هناك وثائق مسربة من الاتحاد الأوروبي لكرة القدم تكشف تفاصيل جديدة بشأن إدانة مانشستر سيتي.

وأوضحت أنه تم اتهام مانشستر سيتي بقبول مبلغ قيمته 30 مليون جنيه إسترليني، من شخصية غامضة من الإمارات العربية المتحدة.

وأشارت إلى أن ذلك المبلغ دُفع على مرتين منفصلتين، في عامي 2012 و2013 بقيمة 15 مليون جنيه إسترليني في كل مرة.

واعتمدت ” ذا صن” في تقريرها على فيلم وثائقي على يوتيوب بعنوان “أكبر فضيحة كرة قدم في بريطانيا؟”، والذي يستشهد بتقرير عام 2020 من مجلس الرقابة المالية التابع ليويفا، والذي لم يتم نشره مطلقًا.

 ويُقال إن خبراء ماليين أوروبيين اتفقوا على أن المدفوعات (30 مليون جنيه إسترليني) كان من المفترض أن تكون من شركة اتصالات الإماراتية (الراعية لنادي مانشستر سيتي).

اقرأ أيضًا.. كوفاسيتش بعد انتقاله إلى مانشستر سيتي: سألعب مع الأفضل في العالم

وبدلًا من ذلك، فإن هناك مزاعم بأن تلك المدفوعات تخص جهة ما غامضة تابعة لحسابات مالكي النادي، مجموعة أبو ظبي المتحدة، وهو ما يمثل انتهاك للقواعد المالية المتبعة.

وبعد استجواب من يويفا في ذلك الوقت، قيل إن الشخص الذي دفع ذلك المبلغ هو “جابر محمد”، ووصف أحد محامي مانشستر سيتي إياه بأنه “شخص يعمل في مجال تقديم الخدمات المالية والسمسرة للكيانات التجارية في الإمارات العربية المتحدة”.

ولكن مانشستر سيتي رفض تقديم ذلك الشخص (جابر محمد) كشاهد خلال التحقيقات التي أجرتها يويفا.

وأشار تقرير يوتيوب، الذي نشرته صحيفة “ذا صن” الإنجليزية إلى أن يويفا تساءل: “السؤال الواضح، الذي لم تتم الإجابة عليه، هو لماذا كان راعي مانشستر سيتي (اتصالات) في حاجة إلى أي مساعدة مالية من وسيط لدفع التزامات الرعاية؟!”.

وأصر مانشستر سيتي في ذلك الوقت على أن راعي مانشستر سيتي (اتصالات) دفع الأموال في عام 2015، وأكد اثنان من القضاة الثلاثة في اللجنة بأن الإدعاءات تظل غير مدعمة بأدلة.

وقضت محكمة التحكيم الرياضية أيضًا بأنه لا يمكن تبرير العديد من اتهامات الاتحاد الأوروبي لكرة القدم لأنها “محدودة الوقت” وتم تقديمها بعد فوات الأوان.

لكن قواعد الدوري الإنجليزي الممتاز ليس لها قيود زمنية، مما يترك الباب مفتوحًا أمام مزيد من التدقيق.

ويواجه مانشستر سيتي 115 تهمة تتعلق بالتقارير المالية بين موسمي 2009-2010 و2017-18، بالإضافة إلى تهم عدم التعاون مع تحقيق الدوري على مدى خمس سنوات حتى الفترة الأخيرة.

ويُعتقد أن المدفوعات المزعومة، السالف ذكرها، مشمولة في الاتهامات الـ115 الموجهة ضد مانشستر سيتي.

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Diante das pouco convincentes apresentações de Lucas Lima e do entorse no tornozelo esquerdo que deve tornar Gustavo Scarpa desfalque por mais dez dias, a torcida do Palmeiras tem pedido mais chances a Raphael Veiga e Zé Rafael. O LANCE! aponta os números de cada um deles para ver se há justificativa para a insistência que já incomodou o técnico Luiz Felipe Scolari.

– Quando eu analisar, vou colocar. Não é o torcedor nem a imprensa que coloca o jogador. Eu é que vou analisar o momento certo de colocar e se está em condições de ser escalado. Essa é a minha função, por enquanto – disse Felipão, no domingo, depois de ficar no 0 a 0 diante da Ferroviária, em Araraquara.

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Cada um dos dois armadores, novidades no elenco para esta temporada, atuou uma vez. Raphael Veiga, que voltou de empréstimo ao Athletico a pedido de Scolari e passou o começo da temporada em tratamento de pubalgia, foi titular na vitória por 1 a 0 sobre o Oeste, em Barueri, em 30 de janeiro, pela quarta rodada do Campeonato Paulista, atuando por 67 minutos.

Já Zé Rafael chegou do Bahia com o Palmeiras gastando R$ 14,5 milhões por 70% e foi o único recém-contratado presente na primeira lista de inscritos no Campeonato Paulista. Foi titular na vitória por 1 a 0 sobre o Botafogo de Ribeirão Preto, em 23 de janeiro, no Allianz Parque, logo na segunda rodada do Estadual, permanecendo por 62 minutos em campo.

Na análise das estatísticas do Footstats, é possível ver que Raphael Veiga vai melhor em ações costumeiramente ofensivas. Zé Rafael, por sua vez, tem números que lhe dão utilidade maior em mais funções no campo, importante na estratégia de Felipão para marcação na frente, mas foi escalado revezando-se com Gustavo Scarpa como armador e aberto por um dos lados, enquanto Veiga somente jogou centralizado.

Zé Rafael deu mais assistência para finalização (uma, contra zero de Veiga), desarme(dois, contra nenhum), lançamentos (dois, sendo um deles certo, enquanto Veiga errou sua única tentativa no quesito) e rebatida (afastou uma bola da defesa, contra zero do concorrente). Além disso, Zé Rafael não cometeu nenhuma falta, não levou cartão nem ficou impedido, enquanto Veiga fez uma vez cada um desses três quesitos.

Por outro lado, Raphael Veiga, na comparação com Zé Rafael, tem números superiores em finalizações(três, sendo duas certas, enquanto as duas de Zé Rafael foram erradas), passes (24, sendo 22 certos, com 91,67% de aproveitamento, contra 21 de Zé Rafael, sendo 18 certos, configurando acerto de 85,71%) e cruzamentos (quatro, sendo dois certos, enquanto Zé Rafael sequer cruzou). Além disso, o ex-jogador do Athletico perdeu a posse três vezes, duas a menos na comparação com o ex-Bahia.

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O Santos liberou o zagueiro Fabián Noguera para assinar com o Gimnástic, time da segunda divisão espanhola. A informação é do jornal catalão “Diari Més”. O anúncio pode ser feito nas próximas horas.

O LANCE! apurou que o Santos economizará cerca de R$ 150 mil mensais até junho de 2019, quando termina o empréstimo do zagueiro junto ao clube catalão.

O motivo do empréstimo se dá pelo Santos já ter um número considerável de zagueiros (cinco), além da quantidade de estrangeiros. Agora, sem o defensor argentino, o Peixe fica com os colombianos Copete e Felipe Aguilar, o uruguaio Carlos Sánchez, o venezuelano Soteldo e o paraguaio Derlis González, que pediu para ser negociado.

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Noguera chegou ao Peixe no início de 2017. O zagueiro não agradou e foi emprestado ao Estudiantes, da Argentina, em 2018. Ao todo, foram 18 jogos e dois gols.

A wrap of the final day of the ninth round of Ranji Trophy matches in Group B

Sidharth Monga01-Jan-2013
ScorecardFile photo: Abhimanyu Mithun provided Karnataka the inspiration with a double-strike in the final session•AFP

After a disappointing season, Karnataka needed a host of things to go their way – not only in their match, but in their group – for them to qualify. They needed Odisha to lose. Odisha lost. If they didn’t win by a bonus point, they needed Delhi to take a first-innings lead but not win their match. That happened too.As Delhi failed to take their opponents’ wickets, Karnataka were running out of time too, but they somehow kept producing the wickets on a flat Pune pitch against a determined Maharashtra side. After they managed to wrap Maharashtra’s second innings up for 561, Karnataka were left with 89 to chase in 13 overs. Not without drama, they did so with eight balls to spare, and progressed into the next round.At the start of the day, Maharashtra were 315 for 2, a deficit of only 158. Ankit Bawne began the day on 80 not out, and would remain undefeated. Karnataka kept pegging away at the other end. In the first session, HS Sharath picked up two wickets.After lunch, Maharashtra looked comfortable, but Syed Moinuddin broke through with the wicket of the dangerous Kedar Jadhav. Another partnership followed, this time between Bawne and Rahul Tripathi, but Sharath got rid of Tripathi before tea.Going into the final session, though, Maharashtra had already taken a lead of 40 runs, and had four wickets in hand. Karnataka’s state was not at all enviable. They had to take the wickets, and then wipe off all the additional runs. The clock kept ticking away.Abhimanyu Mithun, who took six wickets in the first innings, now provided the inspiration with the wickets of Shrikant Mundhe and Stayajit Bachhav in back-to-back overs. Still, Maharashtra had got 62 ahead by then. A little over 20 overs remained in the day’s play.To Karnataka’s annoyance, No. 10 Sachin Chaudhari swung his bat, and scored 14 off 19 balls, taking the lead to 84. It was all getting away from Karnataka, but Stuart Binny’s inspired move to get Amit Verma to bowl worked. The legspinner trapped Chaudhari, and Mithun finished the innings off in the next over.With Robin Uthappa not well, Karnataka opened with Kunal Kapoor and Lokesh Rahul. Kapoor managed just 8 off 12, and his wicket meant Karnataka would not win with a bonus point. That ensured Baroda, seven points adrift of Karnataka, were ensured qualification, but also that Karnataka would need Delhi to draw their game.Delhi fell short by three wickets in Nagpur, and Rahul and Binny hit their way towards a win. Rahul scored an unbeaten 42 off 34. Binny fell for 25 off 17, but fittingly their record-breaking wicketkeeper-batsman CM Gautam finished it off with 16 off eight balls.In the quarter-finals, Karnataka will face Saurashtra in Rajkot, and Baroda will be hosted by Mumbai. Maharashtra were relegated.
ScorecardDelhi needed to win their final game to progress to the next round or hope that Karnataka don’t won theirs, but were disappointed on both counts. On a flat track in Nagpur, having somehow enforced the follow-on on Vidarbha, Delhi could prise out only seven wickets on the final day. And in exceptional circumstances, Karnataka won their game moments after Delhi were denied.Shalabh Shrivastava provided the resistance for Vidarbha, who came into the match with a realistic chance of progressing but were frustrated by the flat pitch. Pradeep Sangwan, Vikas Mushra and Sumit Narwal picked up the wickets, but not fast enough. Delhi even got in 95 overs on the day, but couldn’t get past Shrivastava, who batted for five hours and 11 minutes.Vidarbha’s captain, Sairaj Bahutule, announced his retirement from first-class cricket after the match.
ScorecardIn the rain-affected, inconsequential match in Chennai, even a first-innings result was not possible. Haryana finished with 180 for 3 in response to Tamil Nadu’s 571 for 6 declared.

Attempts to make up for dismal first innings come to naught as home side blown away

David Hopps01-Sep-2021Nottinghamshire 448 (Patterson-White 101, Clarke 59, Fletcher 51) beat Somerset 107 (Fletcher 4-21) and 181 (Paterson 4-46) by an innings and 160 runsNot enough character, not enough discipline. Tom Abell was distraught over Somerset’s first-innings collapse. If he was that blunt to the media, what did he say in the dressing room? The message was abundantly clear: it was time to regain some respect, to show some discipline, to dig in.The temptation to imagine Somerset’s young thrusters looking in bewilderment at Abell’s instructions was irresistible.”Well, I’ve got this shot where I swivel yards outside off stump and slam it behind square leg for six,” Tom Lammonby might have ventured.”That’s nothing,” Tom Banton might have answered in turn. “I can slog-sweep the quicks over midwicket as well as anyone, if you like.””That’s just too high risk,” says Abell. “I want percentage shots.””Maybe I could swivel, but not so far?” offers Lammonby.”I never really understood percentages,” mutters Banton.More seasoned professionals, who have seen it all before, nod in acquiescence at such moments and privately tell themselves they will bat with serious intent. But while the older players will merely recalibrate slightly for the matches to follow, or just accept it as one of those things, Somerset’s younger pros have a greater challenge to find a workable Championship tempo.Banton and Lammonby have two half-centuries in 28 Championship starts. Banton averages around 21, Lammonby around 15. Banton’s Championship approach looks a bit shot; in fact, even in the shorter formats, the daring with which he burst on to the scene is now tinged with doubt. Lammonby just looks strokeless. Lewis Goldsworthy, too – a third talented young buck, although as yet not so highly feted – has a similar return.Banton and Lammonby are quite rightly regarded as two of the most thrilling white-ball batters to come out of Somerset for many a year. But you could feel their growing pains. Take chances, push the boundaries and make mistakes is the creed that has carried them so far, but bowlers are learning more about their games and, anyway, in the Championship there are deeper truths and they have yet to find them. Certainly, both need more get-out shots, workaday solutions that keep risk to a minimum. But when four-day cricket is not their first love – and no matter how much they keep up appearances it probably isn’t – finding solutions is psychologically even harder. They literally have run before they can walk.It was shortly after 5 o’clock when Somerset were beaten by an innings and 160 runs, dismissed second time around for 181 to follow up their 107 in the first innings. Everybody tried to dig in, nobody succeeded. They lasted 28 overs longer, but the irony was inescapable that their two highest-scoring batters, Jack Leach and Marchant de Lange, got there by accepting the inevitability of defeat and having a bit of a swing after tea.”We could have done that,” one could fancy that Banton and Lammonby mused in unison.For Nottinghamshire, the first phase in this four-game Division One climax could not have been more fruitful. Their first win at Taunton since 1985 was also their biggest victory margin in history against Somerset. Luke Fletcher and Dane Paterson bowled splendidly throughout, both taking seven wickets in the match as they outdid their Somerset counterparts. They began the season without a Championship win for nearly three years and are now very much in the title shake-up.For Somerset, the manner of defeat questioned their Championship credentials in the absence of two key seam-bowling allrounders, Craig Overton and Lewis Gregory. Leach needs a pitch offering some turn, but he is unlikely to get that against Yorkshire at Scarborough next week and when Lancashire come to Taunton the week after they will carry the legspin threat of Matt Parkinson in return.Somerset’s first three wickets fell to excellent deliveries – Steve Davies, edging one from Fletcher that seamed away; Abell, after 11 in 56 balls, edging one from Paterson that this time did not swing in but held its line; James Hildreth leaving Fletcher’s inswinger, his off stump rattled.For a long period on either side of lunch, Paterson to Lammonby was on repeat. Paterson, sensing that Lammonby had eschewed all temptation, repeatedly offered up deliveries wide outside off stump and Lammonby, a tall man crouching forward, let them pass. When Paterson took a breather, he had figures of 9-6-4-1 and Lammonby had failed to score off 23 balls from him, or the same ball, 23 times.Lammonby found some release when Notts skipper, Steven Mullaney, filled in with a few overs of medium pace – he swung it, too – and he also hooked Brett Hutton down to long leg. But on 34, from 95 balls, he pushed at a good ball from Hutton and was caught at first slip.Banton’s demise came when Paterson squared him up to be lbw. It put him out of his misery and that misery must not be allowed to fester. By the end of the over, only a single from Leach had prevented Paterson taking a triple-wicket maiden. Roelof van der Merwe clipped his first ball to square leg and Goldsworthy, another figure of undying responsibility, lost his off stump.Somerset were 86 for 7 after 48.5 overs, a penitent innings that had achieved nothing.Andy Hurry, Somerset’s director of cricket, was left to reflect upon it all. “We were in game on the first day, but Liam Patterson-White’s century took it away from us and since then we have been totally outplayed,” he said. “We came into the game with high expectations, but respect to Notts for how they went about things and we can certainly learn a few lessons from that. There were no redeeming features in our performance. We expect better individually and collectively from Somerset players.”

حرص جمال علام رئيس مجلس إدارة الاتحاد المصري لكرة القدم على نقل تهنئة جميع أعضاء الجبلاية إلى الجهاز الفني للمنتخب الأولمبي واللاعبين، بعد الفوز على زامبيا بهدفين نظيفين اليوم الأربعاء، في ذهاب الجولة الثالثة بالتصفيات المؤهلة لكأس الأمم الأفريقية تحت 23 عامًا، والمؤهلة لأولمبياد “باريس 2024”.

جاء ذلك خلال لقاء جمال علام مع اللاعبين والجهاز الفني عقب المباراة، وكان بصحبته خالد الدرندلي نائب رئيس مجلس الإدارة، محمد بركات عضو مجلس الإدارة والمشرف على المنتخب، وكل من حازم إمام، ومحمد حلمي مشهور، ومحمد أبو الوفا ودينا الرفاعي أعضاء مجلس الإدارة، ووليد العطار المدير التنفيذي للاتحاد، وشعبان بسطاوي مدير العلاقات العامة.

اقرأ أيضا..محمد بركات: حققنا هدفنا أمام زامبيا في القاهرة.. ونمتلك جيلاً رائعًا من اللاعبين

وأشاد علام باللاعبين والجهاز الفني واعتبر الفوز خطوة مهمة نحو بلوغ نهائيات كأس الأمم الأفريقية تحت 23 عامًا، وطالب الجميع بالحفاظ على حالة التركيز وتأكيد الحسم فى زامبيا.

وأضاف علام أن اتحاد الكرة مدعومًا من أشرف صبحي وزير الشباب والرياضة لا يدخر جهدًا من أجل تهيئة الأجواء الإيجابية لكل المنتخبات، مشددًا على أنه متفائل بجيل المنتخب الأولمبي الحالي.

وكان الاتحاد المصري لكرة القدم قد أنهى في وقت سابق إجراءات سفر المنتخب الأولمبي المصري إلى الأراضي الزامبية على متن طائرة خاصة، لخوض مواجهة الإياب.

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Com três vitórias nos últimos quatro jogos na Série A do Campeonato Brasileiro, o Vitória segue em franca evolução na competição. E um dos motivos desta boa fase é a segurança que o sistema defensivo da equipe vem passando. Nas últimas quatro rodadas do Brasileirão (Atlético-MG, América-MG, Fluminense e Vasco), foi apenas um gol sofrido.

Para o zagueiro do Leão, Aderllan, Carpegiani conseguiu ajustar a zaga baiana:

– Carpegiani, desde sua chegada, procurou corrigir nossos erros e nos fez evoluir. O nosso sistema defensivo, hoje, vem passando muita segurança à toda equipe. Ajustamos a defesa e isso foi importante. A comissão técnica deu uma atenção especial a esse setor. Estamos evoluindo muito neste sentido e queremos manter esses números nas próximas semanas.

Ainda segundo o atleta, o Leão da Toca vai em busca de um grande resultado diante do Ceará, sábado (15), fora de casa.

– O Ceará, assim como a nossa equipe, vem fazendo um grande segundo turno e está se recuperando na Série A. Vai ser um jogo muito equilibrado, entre duas equipes que buscarão a vitória, sem dúvida. Vamos procurar fazer um jogo seguro novamente fora de casa para sairmos de lá com um resultado positivo – garantiu o defensor.

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K Jeshwanth, the Karnataka coach, said it was primarily a batting failure that led to the six-wicket defeat, which secured Haryana their first semi-final berth since 1990-91

Nagraj Gollapudi04-Jan-2012

How did Karnataka let Haryana, a surprise quarter-finalist, overwhelm them on their own turf inside three days? K Jeshwanth, the Karnataka coach, said it was primarily a batting failure that led to the six-wicket defeat, which secured Haryana their first semi-final berth since 1990-91.Karnataka were dismissed for 151 in the first innings after they chose to bat. They lasted only 49.5 overs and were destroyed by 21 year-old Harshal Patel, who took 8 for 40. A medium-pacer playing his maiden season, Patel bowled with an upright wrist and seam, and got both movement and bounce from the first-day pitch, forcing edges from Karnataka’s batsmen.The score of 151 was Karnataka’s lowest in completed innings this season. Before this game, Karnataka had four totals in excess of 500, two in excess of 600. Against Haryana, they didn’t even make 300. The six-wicket loss was their first outright defeat.”Obviously the batting,” Jeshwanth said, when asked to explain the reason for defeat. “After making 151, it is difficult to come back. It was not a 150-run pitch. Harshal Patel bowled really well, putting the ball in the right areas. We did fight back – Binny bowled well and Aiyappa showed a lot of heart – but it was always going to be difficult. If we had scored 250 in the first innings – like we did in the second – we would have been able to make a match out of it.”Karnataka had been below full strength for significant parts of the season and Jeshwanth said that had impacted their campaign. Their original new-ball bowlers, Vinay Kumar (also the captain) and Abhimanyu Mithun, were in Australia with the Test squad. Manish Pandey, who hit an unbeaten double century against Mumbai, suffered from hernia. S Aravind, the third quick, was advised four weeks after the penultimate group match because of a knee injury.”The season – Manish Pandey’s absence made a difference to our batting, and three bowlers were also missing,” Jeshwanth said. “We had expected to reach the final, so it is a disappointment. Haryana is a team we were supposed to beat. We were also unlucky in this match; everything our batsmen missed took the edge.”The problem was with the batsmen getting out after getting set. We thought we had overcome it when we crossed 500 in the last match (against Uttar Pradesh).” In Shimoga, after conceding the first-innings lead to UP, the Karnataka middle order comprising Ganesh Satish, Amit Verma and Stuart Binny converted their starts into big hundreds. Against Haryana, they did not manage even a fifty.The other problem for Karnataka was their batsmen’s inability to convert starts. Robin Uthappa, Karnataka’s top scorer, failed to anchor both innings. On Monday, after the first drinks break, Uthappa was caught off a ball that pitched marginally outside off stump and angled away from him. In the second innings, after he had hit an aggressive fifty, Uthappa played across to a delivery that nipped back in to trap him lbw. On the third day, Binny gave it away by holing out to mid-on while attempting an ambitious loft.Amit Mishra, the Haryana captain, was pleased to cash in on Karnataka’s weakness. “At the end of day two the match was evenly poised. But we knew that the pressure was on Karnataka to not lose wickets quickly, but at the same time score runs in quick time,” he said. “So our aim was always not give away any easy runs and we stuck to our plan. We were confident of chasing down any target between 150-170 and we eventually managed to do that.”

أعرب طارق العشري المدير الفني للفريق الأول لكرة القدم بنادي فاركو، عن سعادته بالفوز على الزمالك بثلاثية نظيفة خلال اللقاء الذي جمع الفريقين ضمن مباريات الجولة السابعة عشر من بطولة الدوري الممتاز.

وقال العشري في المؤتمر الصحفي عقب المباراة: “ثلاث نقاط مهمين جدًا في مشوار الفريق في الدوري أمام فريق بحجم الزمالك”.

فيديو | فاركو يقسو على الزمالك بثلاثية نظيفة في الدوري المصري

وأضاف: “فاركو يمتلك لاعبين مميزين ويستحقون التواجد في مراكز متقدمة في جدول المسابقة، واللاعبون بذلوا جهدًا كبيرًا خلال الأسبوع الماضي ونجحو في تنفيذ ما طلبته استعدادًا للزمالك ونجحنا في فرض أسلوبنا خلال المباراة”.

وتابع: “نجحنا في غلق مفاتيح الزمالك وأجبرناه على التخلي عن طريقة لعبه ويحسب ذلك للاعبي فاركو”.

وواصل: “سيف تيري فوجئت بمستواه رغم أنه مر بظروف صعبة جدًا من إصابة وإيقاف، وهدفه في مرمى الزمالك سيعطي له دافع في الفترة المقبلة”.

واوضح: “سعيد جدًا بالتواجد فى فاركو الجميع يعلم ما فعلته في سموحة وأتمنى لهم التوفيق، الفرق التي دربتها تركت بها بصمة جيدة”.

وأشار: “درسنا الزمالك جيدًا وتحدثت مع اللاعبين على ضرورة غلق مفاتيح اللعب في الزمالك، ونجحنا في ذلك والهدف الأول ساعدنا جدًا وأعطى الثقة للاعبين، وثلاث نقاط جيدة ننهي بها الدور الأول”.

واختتم: “أمامنا مباراة مهمة أمام البنك الأهلي سنحضر لها جيدًا، والجميع داخل فاركو يعمل بكل جهد من أجل احتلال مركز افضل في جدول ترتيب المسابقة”.

A brilliant all-round performance from Tom Smith secured a two-run victory forLancashire Lightning as Nottinghamshire Outlaws missed out on a semi-final placein the Clydesdale Bank 40

29-Aug-2011
ScorecardA brilliant all-round performance from Tom Smith secured a two-run victory forLancashire Lightning as Nottinghamshire Outlaws missed out on a semi-final placein the Clydesdale Bank 40.Smith hit 117 from 104 balls as Lancashire reached 248 for five, before takingfour for 48 to become the first player for the county to score a hundred andtake four wickets in a limited-overs game. Nottinghamshire’s West Indies international Darren Bravo hit a run-a-ball 62 while captain Chris Read almost snatched an unlikely victory with 64 from 50 balls, only to become one of Kyle Hogg’s victims as the seamer picked up threefor 63.Needing four from the last ball with Hogg on a hat-trick, Darren Pattinsoncould only hit two as Nottinghamshire finished on 246 for nine at Trent Bridge. Lancashire openers Stephen Moore and Smith made early headway with the bat as the inexperienced Nottinghamshire seamers Brett Hutton and Jake Ball leaked runs.Pattinson did have Moore caught at mid-off by Ali Brown for 12 but Smith andSteven Croft then put on 101 in 15 overs before Croft sliced Steven Mullaney toshort third man for 32. Karl Brown played on to Mullaney before Smith holed out at deep midwicket off Graeme White soon after, with Gareth Cross caught at cover off the returningPattinson.Nottinghamshire changed their batting order and Mullaney opened with veteranBrown, Mullaney hitting four fours before he was caught at mid-off for 22 offSmith. Brown, making a farewell appearance before retiring, had made 18 when he wascaught down the leg side off Smith, who then had Riki Wessels pinned lbw.Bravo combined with Scott Elstone to add 71 in 11 overs for the fourth wicket,bringing up his half-century with a pulled six off Hogg over mid-on. Elstone miscued a full toss from Hogg to mid-on, and when spinner Stephen Parry removed Bravo and Paul Franks in quick succession, the visitors looked to be cruising home.Read returned the momentum in Nottinghamshire’s direction in a 71-runpartnership with White, who was bowled in the penultimate over with the homeside needing nine for victory.Former England international Read was then caught on the long-on boundary andHutton sliced to point as Hogg held his nerve to confirm the win.