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Em dia de reunião de quase uma hora da comissão técnica com jogadores e do goleiro Jean abandonando a conversa sem treinar, o São Paulo teve novidades nesta segunda-feira, reapresentação depois do domingo de folga. O atacante Everton voltou a trabalhar integralmente com o elenco e foi o dia de estreia do novo uniforme para treinamento no CT da Barra Funda.

Everton sofreu umestiramento no músculo posterior da coxa esquerda na derrota para o Corinthians, ficando fora das últimas quatro partidas. É bem provável que ele fique à disposição para a decisiva partida de quarta-feira, contra o São Caetano, no Anacleto Campanella, pela última rodada da primeira fase do Campeonato Paulista.

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O técnico Vagner Mancini comandou uma atividade em campo reduzido, e Everton foi utilizado como curinga, no meio do gramado, dando sequência às jogadas. Na maior parte do tempo, o atacante canhoto utilizou a perna direita, mas não mostrou nenhum incômodo.

O atacante Biro Biro também participou do treinamento. Ele tem sido desfalque enquanto trataestiramento leve na coxa direita, mas trabalhou sem incômodo. Já o meio-campista Liziero realizou somente exercícios separados no gramado – ainda trata entorse no tornozelo direito e dores no púbis e dificilmente será relacionado.

Em todos os jogadores, a novidade foi o novo uniforme de treinamento. A camisa tem um tom mais azulado, com a comissão técnica e os goleiros utilizando modelos completamente azuis. Também serão adotados novos uniformes para viagem. Mas, nesta segunda-feira, os únicos titulares no Choque-Rei de sábado que trabalharam no campo foram o goleiro Tiago Volpi e o atacante Pablo, enquanto o restante fez exercícios regenerativos.

Para o jogo em São Caetano do Sul, desfalques certos são o zagueiro Arboleda, suspenso por ter recebido o terceiro cartão amarelo na derrota para o Palmeiras, no sábado, e os meio-campistas Hernanes, com estiramento na coxa esquerda, e Nenê, em tratamento de trauma no joelho esquerdo. A definição para a partida será em treino sem a presença da imprensa, nesta terça-feira.

O São Paulo acumulou 14 pontos em 11 rodadas no Campeonato Paulista e enfrenta o São Caetano às 21h30 de quarta-feira, no Anacleto Campanella. O Tricolor ocupa o segundo lugar do Grupo D, com 14 pontos, e pode avançar até com empate, caso o Oeste, que tem 12 pontos, não tire a diferença de quatro gols no saldo ao enfrentar o Mirassol, no mesmo dia e horário.

Adversário do São Paulo, o São Caetano tem a segunda pior campanha do Campeonato Paulista, com sete pontos, superior somente aos quatro do São Bento, já rebaixado. O Mirassol, rival do Oeste e que pode ajudar o Tricolor, também tem chances de terminar a última rodada com o descenso decretado à segunda divisão estadual.

كشفت تقارير صحفية إسبانية، أن نادي الاتفاق السعودي ينافس ميلان على ضم الدولي الإسباني، ألفارو موراتا مهاجم فريق أتلتيكو مدريد.

ميلان في مفاوضات منذ فترة مع ألفارو موراتا لتدعيم هجوم الروسونيري، بعدما كان لاعبًا لـ يوفنتوس في فترتين من قبل بالدوري الإيطالي.

إذاعة “ريليفو” الإسبانية، أكدت أن الاتفاق السعودي الذي عيّن ستيفن جيرارد مديرًا فنيًا للفريق مؤخرًا، دخل في صراع قوي مع ميلان للتعاقد مع اللاعب السابق لـ يوفنتوس وتشيلسي وريال مدريد.

وأشارت التقارير إلى أن الاتفاق مستعد لتقديم 40 مليون يورو صافي بالإضافة إلى 10 ملايين مكافآت للتعاقد مع موراتا، وهو عرض بعيد عن ميلان الذي كان يريد استعارة اللاعب مع أحقية الشراء.

صاحب الـ30 عامًا، ارتبط أيضًا بالعودة إلى يوفنتوس، وكذلك روما الإيطالي، قبل أن يرفض عرض التعاون السعودي في يونيو الماضي.

Shane Watson believes that DRS has upstaged the act of giving the benefit of the doubt to the batsman in this Ashes series

Brydon Coverdale07-Aug-2013

Shane Watson believes the concept of giving the benefit of the doubt to the batsman has disappeared from the game with the advent of the DRS. The Australians have used the DRS poorly through the course of the Ashes, and Watson was one of the main offenders during the first two Tests.He failed to have two lbw decisions overturned on review and, surprisingly, asked for a review when he was plumb in front to Tim Bresnan in the first innings at Lord’s. But his review at Trent Bridge, when the ball was shown to be just clipping leg stump, was a more realistic one.That decision cost Watson the chance to go on to make a big score, for he was on 46 at the time, and although replays suggested it was a very tight call, the DRS had been set up to support the on-field umpire’s decision in such circumstances. On one hand Watson was supportive of the DRS for not overturning decisions unless they were howlers, but on the other hand it was difficult for the batsman not to have the benefit of the doubt.”There’s supposed to be the benefit of the doubt going to the batsman,” Watson said. “Bowlers get a chance to come back and bowl another ball, but for a batsman, if they’re out, they’re out. DRS, for me personally, makes things pretty complicated when the rules of the game were set up to be as uncomplicated as possible. Batting-wise, if there’s benefit of the doubt, the benefit goes to the batsman. As a bowler you accept that.”So it’s going to be interesting to see how DRS evolves. At the moment, there’s no doubt that for the amount of airtime the DRS has got over these last three Test matches, it’s certainly not working to how it was supposed to be set up to work.”The players from both teams have appeared uncertain of whether to ask for reviews at times during this series, not knowing whether edges will show up on Hot Spot, or if lbws are as close as they seem. There have been times when the system has worked as intended, for example when Chris Rogers was given out caught behind in the second innings at Lord’s and his review showed the ball brushing his leg, but at other times both teams have gambled on close decisions.”It was [intended] to eliminate the really bad decision that could significantly turn the events of a game, not for the 50-50 ones,” Watson said. “That’s not what it’s there for at all, and that’s why I’ll never ever complain if it’s a 50-50 one because that’s not what DRS is set up for. And that makes me realise I’m not a good umpire because the 50-50 ones, sometimes I think they are definitely not out, or definitely out, and they aren’t. So it is a bit of guesswork for the players, and the umpires are doing the best they possibly can.”There was one occasion, on the final day at Old Trafford, when the Australians were pleased that the on-field umpire’s call was trusted when Kevin Pietersen was given out caught behind, and the decision was upheld despite no mark showing on Hot Spot. Watson said it was pleasing to see the back of Pietersen via DRS, given the earlier banter between the pair.”One of my strengths so far throughout this series hasn’t been the DRS,” Watson said. “And he (Pietersen) certainly has reminded me of that a few times throughout this Test series, and that’s why his two dismissals in this Test match were with DRS going against him. So, I found that quite funny.”The Australians could have had Pietersen out earlier in his first innings had they reviewed an lbw appeal when Watson was bowling, but Pietersen was a long way down the pitch. HawkEye showed that had a review been used, Pietersen would have been given out, but Watson said even he as the bowler felt there was enough doubt.”I’m not the person to ask about DRS really,” Watson said. “One thing I have learnt over these three Test matches is that I don’t have a career in umpiring after I finish. I’ll certainly leave it to the experts to be able to do it. Look, in the end he was a long way down the wicket and we all thought there’s a bit of doubt there, as the umpire did as well.”

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Com a fase de grupos do Campeonato Paulista chegando ao fim, o duelo deste domingo, entre Corinthians e Oeste, na Arena, é decisivo. De um lado, o Timão tenta se classificar de forma antecipada ao mata-mata. De outro, o Oeste tenta evitar ser eliminado da competição também com antecedência.

Segundo colocado do Grupo C, com 15 pontos, o Corinthians assegura sua vaga nas quartas de final com um empate neste domingo. Afinal, o Bragantino já está eliminado e o Mirassol, cujo duelo será contra o Botafogo, às 19h, só manterá suas chances de vaga se vencer as duas e ver o Timão perder ambas.

A Ferroviária, outra componente do chaveamento corintiano, já está classificada ao mata-mata depois de vencer o São Caetano, na Fonte Luminosa. Seus 17 pontos não podem mais se alcançados pelos dois outros times.

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Enquanto isso, o Oeste, terceiro colocado do Grupo D, tem apenas dois pontos a menos do que o São Paulo, atual vice-líder. Além de torcer para um tropeço do Tricolor Paulista diante do Palmeiras, ainda precisará vencer o Corinthians para se manter na briga pela vaga. O Ituano lidera, com 17.

O problema é que o Oeste perdeu os últimos três jogos seguidos. Para piorar, o retrospecto contra o Corinthians é péssimo. Em oito jogos disputados na história entre os clubes, o Timão venceu os oito. A última vitória foi na Arena, em 2016, ainda com Tite no comando técnico.

Russell Domingo admitted that Lonwabo Tsotsobe was not initially in his plans for the Sri Lanka tour, as he had concerns over his form, fitness and work ethic

Firdose Moonda08-Aug-20130:00

‘Had massive concerns about Tsotsobe’s fitness’ – Domingo

Lonwabo Tsotsobe was part of South Africa’s recently completed limited-overs side which toured Sri Lanka, despite not being on the original squad list because of fitness concerns. That was head coach Russell Domingo’s most interesting declaration as the group arrived in Johannesburg following their 4-1 ODI series loss and 2-1 Twenty20 truimph.Tsotsobe was South Africa’s second-highest wicket-taker in the ODI series with six wickets, at a joint-best average among visiting bowlers of 20.33. His 4 for 22 in the third ODI equalled his career-best. He also took three wickets in the T20s at 25.66, with best figures of 2 for 17 in the second match which sealed the series for South Africa.But Tsotsobe may not have had the chance to do any of that, after Domingo revealed the left-armer would have stayed home had the coach not been convinced otherwise. “I had massive concerns about his form, fitness and possibly his work ethic,” Domingo said. “After canvassing some opinion and chatting to him, we decided to take him with [us] and work on his fitness in the first two or three weeks to try and get him to a position where he could perform to his maximum.”Domingo denied there was any political influence involved in the decision for Tsotsobe to travel, but admitted the administrators are aware of the need to transform the national team. “There was nothing like that, in terms of politics, but we are fully aware of the need to have black African players in our side and there is a lack of them banging on the door.” Tsotsobe has been the only black African player in the South African squad in recent years, with left-arm spinner Aaron Phangiso now giving him company.Russell Domingo’s full statement on Tsotsobe

“I would like to state categorically and very honestly that Tsotsobe wasn’t included in the fifteen to go to Sri Lanka. I had massive concerns about his fitness, his form and possibly his work ethic at that stage. Tsotsobe was very comfortable staying behind, working at the high performance centre, and getting himself back into condition because I firmly believe Tsotsobe is a massive asset in our one-day side.
He is one of the best bowlers in the world. We need a fit, firing Lonwabo Tsotsobe. It might not be a coincidence that when some of his form has dipped a little bit, the team’s bowling as a whole dipped a little bit because he is such an important bowler for us.
After canvassing some opinions and chatting to him, we decided to take him with [us] and work on his fitness in the first two or three weeks to try and get him to a position where he could perform to his maximum. He worked really hard in those first two or three weeks and I was very pleased and encouraged with what I saw. And that hard work was proved in his first performance in Pallekele, where he probably won the game for us.
We’ve still got some way to go. I am a big fan of his. He offers a lot to the side in terms of his skills with the new ball, and his skills when he bowls cutters. Maybe it was a good thing that he wasn’t included to make him realise he also needs to pull up his socks to a certain degree. And we also need to give him as much opportunity to develop for us, because he is a gun bowler in this format.”

According to Domingo, the plan was for Tsotsobe to sit out of the first few matches until he was in match condition, but this was not made public beforehand. “We wanted to make sure we were doing the right thing because there had been a downward spiral in his performances. If someone’s fitness is lagging, the work ethic may not be good. We had to work on all of that,” Domingo said. “He is seriously skilful and we wanted to keep him close to the group.”When a local South African newspaper, , reported a few days after the team departed that Tsotsobe failed a fitness test before the tour, Cricket South Africa would not confirm whether that was the case. They told ESPNcricinfo that all players were cleared by the medical committee before the squad and that Tsotsobe had suffered a recurrence of the ankle impingement which affected him last season.Mohammed Moosajee, South Africa’s team manager, who is also a medical doctor, confirmed the chronic condition returned when Tsotsobe started bowling in Colombo. He did not play in the first two ODIs in order to undergo rehabilitation, but was declared fit for the third match. His return of 4 for 22 was not only a repeat of his career-best, but “probably won the game for us,” Domingo said. That would be the only ODI that South Africa won.Tsotsobe continued to bowl well throughout the series, which Domingo took as an indication that the “right decision,” was made to include him. “He learnt a lesson and he worked hard.”For Domingo, the challenge between now and South Africa’s tour in the UAE to play Pakistan in October, is to ensure Tsotsobe continues to make progress, and extends that to other areas such as his fielding. “He made big improvements and we need to try and make sure he maintains that momentum.”Tsotsobe will join up with the South Africa A squad, who are currently involved in a tri-series with Australia A and India A in Pretoria. He will work with Vincent Barnes, the former national bowling coach and current high performance head, and may even feature in some of the matches.He will also be involved with his new franchise, the Lions, who have qualified for September’s Champions League. Tsotsobe did not play for the Lions during last season’s domestic twenty-over competition, but signed for them during the off-season.

On the evidence of Shane Watson and Chirs Rogers’ opening union at New Road, this might just become another triumph out of the chaos

The Report by Daniel Brettig at New Road02-Jul-2013
ScorecardShane Watson and Chris Rogers put on 170 opening the batting together for the first time•Getty Images

Australia’s last great opening pair of Justin Langer and Matthew Hayden were unearthed only when Michael Slater was dropped for a combination of poor form and wayward behaviour. Twelve years later, Shane Watson and Chris Rogers have been thrown together as the most visible on-field consequence of David Warner’s suspension and Darren Lehmann’s arrival as coach. On the evidence of their opening union at New Road, this might just become another triumph out of the chaos.Even if the modesty of Worcestershire’s attack is accounted for, Watson made batting look easy during his domineering century before lunch and Rogers provided an immediately reassuring sight at the other end. Their first stand tallied 170 in all, precisely half of the Australians’ 340 before rain brought an early conclusion to a chilly day. Fluency came less easily to Ed Cowan and the captain Michael Clarke, though both passed 50 before falling prey to run-outs.Having wrought similar destruction in his first match restored to the top of the batting order against Somerset, Watson crashed the Worcs bowlers to all parts of the ground without ever looking like he was taking undue risks. Tellingly, it was Watson’s first hundred at first-class level since his most recent Test century, against India at Mohali in October 2010. The confidence imbued by Lehmann’s decision to publicly announce him as an Ashes opener as early as last week in Taunton has returned Watson to something like his imperious best.Rogers played with far less extravagance, but appeared an ideal partner, rotating the strike and leaving the ball with precision. Their unbeaten stand meant that Cowan, made redundant as an opening batsman after 18 months in the job, remained padded up in the tourists’ viewing area for the whole of the morning.When he did appear following Watson’s exit, Cowan found the going altogether more difficult, confirming the impression that he will struggle to impose himself on a bowling attack, a skill usually expected of a No. 3. Any hard decisions about the shape of Australia’s batting line-up can be expected to be made this week. Along with Lehmann and Rod Marsh, the national selector John Inverarity is also in Worcester, ready to submit his casting vote if required.A correct call at the toss by Clarke had given the visitors first use of a friendly, even-paced surface. This allowed Rogers and Watson to commence the opening partnership identified by Clarke and Lehmann as Australia’s best means by which to blunt England’s new-ball battery next week at Nottingham and beyond.World-leaders … in run-outs

Australia’s unwholesome penchant for run-outs was on display again against Worcestershire, maintaining perhaps the only trend in which they have been world leaders over the past four years.
Since the start of the 2009 Ashes series in England, Australia players have been run out in Tests no fewer than 25 times, the most in the world by a margin of five. While Ricky Ponting was the most frequent transgressor with five during the period, Shane Watson, Phillip Hughes and Ed Cowan have all been caught short twice.
At New Road the causes were variable, as ever. Michael Clarke was called through by Cowan for a tight single and found short by a direct hit. Cowan stumbled and fell in mid-pitch, leaving him no chance to beat a throw from cover.
Watson is no expert on successful running, but agreed such details would be critical to the outcome of the Ashes. “It’s certainly a tough enough job to bat for long periods of time let alone giving the opposition one or two wickets,” he said. “We can’t afford to have our better batsmen run out.”

Wearing the Australia coat of arms for the first time since his one Test match in 2008, Rogers began a little nervously. He was perilously close to falling lbw to Charles Morris, making his first-class debut for Worcs, and his first few runs were snicked rather than struck. But Australia have employed Rogers for his record of making consistent runs, not the manner in which they arrive, and he was soon finding his stride, scoring at a steady trot with the occasional edge here and there.Watson had not taken part in the Australians’ second innings against Somerset, following a brazen 90 on day two that expressed his joy at returning to the top of the order more succinctly than any interview could. He continued on his merry way, gliding the first ball of the match to the backward point boundary and thereafter playing his shots with complete conviction, bordering on disdain.Several of Watson’s drives scorched through fields that did not have time to move, while the left-armer Jack Shantry had one delivery deposited beyond the sight screen with rare crispness – his preference for around the wicket provided Watson with an amiable angle by which to flick through the leg side. It was with one such stroke that Watson reached three figures, drawing strong applause from a plentiful crowd and warm congratulations from his new batting partner.The afternoon did not quite find Watson in the same flowing form of the morning, and he added only another seven runs to his lunch tally before swinging an offbreak by Moeen Ali to deep-backward square leg. Rogers reached 50 and continued on with increasing certainty, making it a surprise when he popped an off-side catch from a leading edge off Shantry.Cowan clattered one six off Moeen but was otherwise circumspect, while Clarke negotiated his first ball with a thick inside edge and had trouble locating the middle of his bat for some time. Together they negotiated 38 balls without a run during the hour before tea. The sequence was broken by a fortunate Clarke boundary, edged wide of the slip cordon, but both batsmen would fall short of the substantial scores they desired.Clarke was short of his ground when the stumps were hit from square leg by Alexei Kervezee. It appeared Cowan’s call, and Clarke looked notably miffed to depart in such a manner. Cowan followed his captain to the pavilion a little more than five overs later, stumbling in mid-pitch to turn a tight-ish run into an ignominious exit.Steve Smith and Phillip Hughes did not have much time to get established before the showers arrived, but they were batting in such a comfortable scenario because Watson and Rogers had excelled in the morning. England will be taking note.

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Sem atender aos padrões de iluminação exigidos pela CBF para partidas da Série A deste ano, o Pacaembu não poderá ser utilizado no Campeonato Brasileiro 2019, nem mesmo em jogos com a luz do sol presente. A informação foi publicada pelo jornal “O Estado de S.Paulo”. O sistema de iluminação do Pacaembu é de 600 lux e a CBF, por meio de seu Programa de Licenciamento, determina que os estádios da elite tenham iluminação mínima de 800 lux.

A CBF pediu a adaptação da iluminação, mas a Prefeitura de São Paulo, administradora do estádio, informou que não fará modificações no local, que está em processo de licitação. Em nota, a Secretaria de Esportes e Lazer afirmou que “o Pacaembu está em vias de concessão e a estrutura atual do equipamento não pode sofrer alterações. No caso específico, o investimento da troca de iluminação demandaria um gasto que aumentaria o valor comercial da proposta e implicaria no cancelamento do processo”.

No começo deste mês, a Prefeitura de São Paulo concedeu o Pacaembu à iniciativa privada após ter recebido quatro propostas diferentes em agosto de 2018. O consórcio vencedor ofereceu R$ 111 milhões para o gerenciamento do complexo esportivo do estádio e é formado pela construtura Progen, empresa de engenharia, e pelo fundo de investimentos Savona. Trata-se do “Consórcio Patrimônio SP”. No entanto, o processo foi suspenso provisoriamente pela juíza Maria Gabriella Pavlópoulos Spaolonzi. A liminar da suspensão foi pedida pela associação de moradores do bairro do Pacaembu, a Viva Pacaembu.

Neste ano, Santos e São Paulo já usaram o Pacaembu três vezes. Já o Palmeiras foi mandante uma vez no estádio. No ano passado, o Santos foi o clube que mais atuou no Paca: foram 12 ocasiões. O Peixe trata o estádio como sua segunda casa e, inclusive, tem o interesse de tem interesse em conversar com o “Consórcio Patrimônio SP” para não só alinhar as ideias para uso do local, mas também tentar uma espécie de parceria para os próximos anos.

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Steven Crook starred with bat and ball as Northamptonshire claimed their first home win in one-day cricket for two years with victory over the Warwickshire in the Yorkshire Bank 40.

ESPNcricinfo staff27-May-2013
ScorecardSteven Crook followed up his 40 with his best List A bowling figures•Getty Images

Steven Crook starred with bat and ball as Northamptonshire claimed their first home win in one-day cricket for two years with victory over the Warwickshire in the Yorkshire Bank 40.It was a result that may well have ended any hopes that Warwickshire, the trophy winners in 2011 and finalists in 2012, had of progressing in the competition but one that sustains Northants’ aspirations. The club are also currently top of the Division Two Championship table.Northants posted 229 for 9 from their 40 overs, Crook top-scoring with 40 off 29 balls with Chris Wright taking 3 for 47 for the visitors. The Bears then collapsed to 193 all out with Rikki Clarke’s 65 from 76 balls providing the most resistance as Crook took a career-best 5 for 36.This was Northants’ second consecutive win in the competition and their first with the white ball at Wantage Road since they beat Scotland in May 2011.Northants won the toss and chose to bat only for Rob Newton to blast Wright to Jeetan Patel at cover in the second over. David Sales perished on 26 when he played Boyd Rankin’s delivery on to his stumps before Kyle Coetzer edged Ateeq Javid to Warwickshire wicketkeeper Tim Ambrose on 35.Northants lost captain Alex Wakely after he too plundered 35 when Patel’s delivery clipped his off stump and Matthew Spriegel then went for the same score when he was run out by William Porterfield at long-off. Wright then bowled Andrew Hall before James Middlebrook was taken at point by Porterfield off the same bowler.Steffan Piolet claimed two wickets from the penultimate over when Crook was taken at cover by Bears captain Jim Troughton before he castled Trent Copeland.Chasing 230, Warwickshire lost two wickets in five balls in the second over when Crook trapped Varun Chopra lbw for 2 before Troughton, on 4, slashed the same man to substitute Rob Keogh at point. Ambrose was then run out by Wakely from mid-off after trying to run a quick single off Crook from the second ball he faced.Clarke was to reach 50 off 54 balls but Porterfield perished for a patient 47 when he was taken at point by Newton off Copeland to break a fourth-wicket stand of 101.Darren Maddy nudged Spriegel to Northants wicketkeeper David Murphy before the the hosts got the wicket they really wanted when Murphy stumped Clarke to give Hall his first wicket.Crook was brought back into the attack in the 32nd over and soon bowled Piolet for a four-ball duck before pinning Patel lbw for 1. He then completed his first-ever five-wicket haul in one-day cricket by taking out Wright’s off stump before Hall rounded off proceedings by bowling Javid for a bright 31.

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Ferroviária e Palmeiras se enfrentam neste domingo, às 17h, em Araraquara (SP), pela sétima rodada do Campeonato Paulista. Enquanto a equipe do interior é um dos destaques do Grupo C, do Corinthians, o Verdão é o ponteiro do Grupo B. O adversário foi a primeira vítima de Borja ao chegar ao Brasil, em 2017. O colombiano deve ser titular e está sendo contestado. Veja as principais informações do confronto.

Local: Estádio Fonte Luminosa, Araraquara (SP)
Data-Hora: 17/2/2019 – 17h
​​Árbitro: Douglas Marques das Flores
Assistentes: Marco Antonio de Andrade e Bruno Salgado Rizo
Onde ver: TV Globo e tempo real no LANCE!​

FERROVIÁRIA:Tadeu;Diogo Mateus, Élton, Rayan e Julinho; Anderson Uchoa, Tony e Fellipe Mateus;Felipe Ferreira, Uilliam e Jorge Eduardo. Técnico: Vinícius Munhoz
Pendurado:Higor Meritão

PALMEIRAS: Jailson; Mayke, Luan, Gustavo Gómez e Diogo Barbosa; Felipe Melo, Bruno Henrique e Lucas Lima; Zé Rafael, Borja e Dudu. Técnico: Luiz Felipe Scolari
Pendurados: Mayke e Luan
​Desfalque: Deyverson (suspenso)

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تحدث وائل جمعة مدافع الأهلي الأسبق والمحلل الفني الحالي، عن الشوط الأول من مباراة المارد الأحمر أمام الوداد المغربي في إياب نهائي دوري أبطال إفريقيا.

وانتهى الشوط الأول من مباراة الأهلي والوداد المقامة على ملعب استاد مركب محمد الخامس بتقدم أصحاب الأرض بهدف دون رد.

فيديو | يحيى عطية الله يسجل هدف الوداد الأول أمام الأهلي

وقال جمعة في تصريحات تلفزيونية بين شوطي اللقاء عبر فضائية “بي إن سبورتس”: “شوط متوسط وأقل من المتوسط من الأهلي”.

وأضاف: “أول نصف ساعة 6 كرات ثابتة من الوداد، أين الخبرة من لاعبي الأهلي”.

وتابع: “هذه ليست المرة الأولى التي يلعب فيها الأهلي أمام الوداد، لماذا التوتر؟!”.

وواصل: “الحكم غريب جدًا، يوقف الهجمة أمام لاعبي الأهلي وهم في طريقهم إلى مرمى الوداد، وكان لا بد أن يطرد حسين الشحات في هذه اللقطة، وعدم طرده والاكتفاء بالإنذار يؤكد أنه يعلم ارتكابه خطأ”.

وأتم: “إذا كان الأهلي في طريقه لتسجيل هدف ولاعب من الفريق الآخر الوداد سقط مصابًا، فاخراج الكرة إلى رمية تماس أو لا يعود للاعبي الأحمر”.