حسم بايرن ميونخ بطولة الدوري الألماني رسميًا، بعد الفوز بهدفين مقابل هدف على كولن، في المباراة المثيرة التي جمعت بينهما ضمن الجولة 34 من البوندزليجا، على ملعب راين إينرجي ستاديون.
بايرن ميونخ دخل مباراته أمام كولن، منتظرًا تعثر بوروسيا دورتموند على ملعب سيجنال إيدونا بارك.
في الدقيقة 8 سجل كينجسلي كومان هدف التقدم لـ بايرن ميونخ بطريقة رائعة، قبل أن تأتي الأخبار السعيدة من ملعب سيجنال إيدونا بارك.
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الخبر هو أن بوروسيا دورتموند تأخر بهدفين في الدقيقتين 15 و24، بينهما، أهدر سيباستيان هالير ركلة جزاء، ضد ماينز.
دخل لاعبو بايرن ميونخ غرف الملابس، وهم أبطالًا للدوري.
في الشوط الثاني، سجل دورتموند هدف تقليص الفارق، واشتعلت مدرجاته أكثر، عندما علموا بما حدث في راين إينرجي، بتسجيل ديجان ليوبيسيتش هدف التعادل بركلة جزاء في الدقيقة 80.
بايرن ميونخ ظل متمسكًا بلقب الدوري بهدف قاتل عن طريق جمال موسيالا، في الدقيقة 89، ولم يكن هدف سولي في المباراة الأخرى مؤثرًا نهائيًا.
بهذه النتيجة يتوّج بايرن ميونخ بالدوري الألماني برصيد 71 نقطة، بنفس رصيد بوروسيا دورتموند، لكن العملاق البافاري حسم الأمور بفارق الأهداف والمواجهات المباشرة. أهداف مباراة بايرن ميونخ وكولن في الدوري الألماني
A round-up of the Vijay Hazare semi-finals on March 2, 2013
ESPNcricinfo staff02-Mar-2013 ScorecardAn all-round effort from Gokul Sharma helped Assam reach their first final of the Vijay Hazare Trophy, as they beat Kerala by five wickets in Visakhapatnam. They will play Delhi, who won their semi-final against Bengal, in the final on Sunday.Sharma took three middle-order wickets and scored an unbeaten half-century to steer Assam’s chase of 198. Tarjinder Singh, who scored a crucial 49, and seamer Pritam Das, who took three wickets, were the other main contributors to the landmark win.Kerala’s innings was built on two productive partnerships, 79 between VA Jagadeesh and Rohan Prem, and 72 for the sixth wicket between Jagadeesh and Gomez. Jagadeesh eventually scored 89, and Gomez scored a half-century, but for the most part, Assam’s bowlers kept chipping away at Kerala. After Sharma created the opening by taking early wickets, Das helped wrap up the tail. Seven batsmen scored in single digits.In reply, Assam were in early trouble, having been reduced to 28 for 3 in the eighth over by seamers Prasanth Parameswaran and Sandeep Warrier. But opener Pallavkumar Das and Tarjinder Singh steadied the innings with a 72-run stand. Sharma, with an unbeaten 52, and Jamaluddin Syed Mohammad, who scored an unbeaten 29, took Assam home in 46 overs. Sreesanth proved expensive for Kerala, as he gave away 56 runs in nine wicketless overs. ScorecardDelhi beat Bengal by six wickets to advance to the final of the Vijay Hazare Trophy in the other semi-final.Bengal were put into bat and were in trouble, as seamers Sumit Narwal, Parvinder Awana and Pradeep Sangwan made early inroads to leave them struggling at 32 for 4. Manoj Tiwary and Laxmi Shukla attempted to stabilise the innings, putting on a 73-run stand for the fifth wicket. However, once Shukla was dismissed, Bengal were only able to add a further 51 runs as Delhi wrapped up the tail, to bowl them out in he 41st over. Tiwary top-scored with 87, while Delhi’s Varun Sood picked up 3 for 48.Despite losing opener Dhruv Shorey with the score at 16, Delhi strung together regular partnerships. Gautam Gambhir top-scored with 69 as he guided Delhi towards the 157-run target, and got the support of Unmukt Chand (22) and Rajat Bhatia (28).
Nondescripts Cricket Club, Badureliya Sports Club, Moors Sports Club and Sri Lanka Army won by an innings in the opening round of the Premier League Tournament
Andrew Fidel Fernando06-Feb-2013
File photo: Thilan Samaraweera put behind his poor tour of Australia to score a century for Sinhalese Sports Club in Colombo•Associated Press
Each of the ten first round matches in Sri Lanka’s Premier League Tournament produced results, with Nondescripts Cricket Club (NCC), Badureliya Sports Club, Moors Sports Club and Sri Lanka Army each winning by an innings, and taking the most points in either group. Panadura Cricket Club, Colts Cricket Club (CCC) and Bloomfield Cricket Club were the other winners in group A, while Sinhalese Sports Club, Tamil Union Cricket Club, and Colombo Cricket Club were the remaining victors in group B.Three young cricketers earmarked for future national duty were particularly impressive for NCC, having also had successful limited-overs tournaments earlier in the season. Reigning schoolboy cricketer of the year, 19-year-old wicketkeeper batsman Niroshan Dickwella made a bruising 146 off 142 deliveries against Kurunegala Youth on debut, setting up a mammoth first-innings total of 560, after Kurunegala had been skittled for 60 at NCC. The innings featured 16 fours, and was his fourth century in all formats, in his first season of professional cricket. He had also scored a century in his last match, where he helped set up victory for Wayamba in the provincial List A final.Offspinner Tharindu Kaushal, also 19, had been picked for the Test squad for New Zealand’s tour of Sri Lanka, and he continued to show why he was being closely watched, as he took seven wickets for 78 in what was also his first-class debut. Already earning renown as a big turner of the ball, unafraid to throw it up, Kaushal had taken 22 wickets at 18.63 in List A cricket so far this season. Twenty-seven-year old left-arm spinner Sohan Boralessa was the most successful bowler in the match, taking 9 for 85.Angelo Perera, 22, has been one of the most consistent batsmen in domestic cricket since 2009, and he began his 2013 first class season with a blistering hundred as well, clobbering 120 in 88 balls, having replaced Dickwella at the crease at 281 for four. Perera is chief among the young batsmen vying for a Test place in 2013, and if he can improve on a first-class average of 45.34 in the coming weeks against more skilful opposition than Kurunegala, the selectors may be forced to consider him for the Bangladesh tour of Sri Lanka in March. Providing his form doesn’t dip, he should also earn a place in the A Team for their sole tour this year, in May and June.On the other end of the age scale, Thilan Samaraweera also began the season with a hundred, as he begins making a case for retention in the Test side. Samaraweera was Sri Lanka’s worst batsman during the Tests in Australia, and has the least secure place in the side, as the selectors look to give the likes of Dinesh Chandimal and Lahiru Thirimanne a regular place. His first-innings 134 helped SSC set up a ten-wicket win over Chilaw Marians at SSC, after he put on 175 for the third wicket alongside Kaushal Silva, who top-scored with 141. Opener Dimuth Karunaratne also played himself into some form with a measured 70 from 116, after he had had a disappointing finish to the provincial List A tournament.Tamil Union, who have the best domestic wicket in the country, at the P Sara Oval, is now the home of Sri Lanka’s Test attack, with Rangana Herath, Shaminda Eranga and Chanaka Welegedara having recently moved to join Suranga Lakmal there. Unsurprisingly Tamil Union registered an eight-wicket victory over Sri Lanka Ports Authority that was achieved through a strong first-innings performance with the ball. Eranga’s stunning 6 for 21 from 11.1 overs helped dismiss Ports Authority for 136 after Tamil Union had made 353, and the follow-on was enforced. Ports Authority batted with more resolve in the second dig, but were unable to mount sufficient resistance to escape with a draw, as Welegedara and Lakmal shared five wickets. Allrounder Sachithra Serasinghe, 25, who is also on the national selectors’ radar, also made an impact for Tamil Union, making 65 in his only innings and taking 4 wickets for 81.Nuwan Pradeep’s first innings 5 for 71 helped set up Bloomfield’s 171-run victory against Burgher Recreation Club at the Bloomfield ground. Bloomfield dismissed BRC for 184 to take a 52-run first-innings lead, as Suraj Randiv backed up Pradeep’s five-for with two top-order scalps of his own. Randiv took three more wickets in the second innings, as he attempts to keep his place as Sri Lanka’s second Test spinner after having had an indifferent home series against New Zealand.Ajantha Mendis took 9 wickets for 47 for Army at Panagoda, having just returned from national duty in Australia. Legspinner Seekkuge Prasanna had been Army’s prime-destroyer in the first innings, as he took 5 for 35, but Mendis bettered that haul on day two, taking 6 for 47 in the second innings, to end the match in two days. Akila Dananjaya also had a decent first class debut in Colts’ win over Ragama Cricket Club, when he rebounded from 0 for 29 in five overs in the first innings, to take 4 for 44 in the second.
كشف مصدر بـ منتخب مصر، عن الملعب المستضيف لمباراة الفراعنة أمام غينيا في تصفيات بطولة كأس إمم إفريقيا بكوت ديفوار.
ومن المقرر أن يواجه منتخب مصر نظيره غينيا، وذلك في شهر يونيو المقبل في إطار الجولة الخامسة من منافسات المجموعة الرابعة للتصفيات.
وقال المصدر لـ”بطولات”: “ملعب مراكش في المغرب سوف يستضيف مباراة غينيا ومصر في يونيو”.
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وكان الاتحاد الإفريقي لكرة القدم “كاف”، قد طالب غينيا بتحديد ملعب لاستضافة المباراة، وذلك بسبب عدم جاهزية الملاعب الغينية والملاحظات التي أبداها كاف مؤخرًا بشأنها.
ويتصدر منتخب مصر ترتيب المجموعة الرابعة بتصفيات إفريقيا برصيد 9 نقاط، بعد الفوز في 3 مواجهات والخسارة في مباراة واحدة.
منتخب مصر كان قد حقق الفوز على غينيا بالجولة الأولى بهدف دون رد، ثم تلقى الخسارة من إثيوبيا بهدفين، وبعدها الفوز على مالاوي بهدفين دون رد بالجولة الثالثة، وكرر فوزه في الجولة الرابعة على مالاوي برباعية نظيفة.
Sri Lanka coach Graham Ford has defended his side’s poor use of the DRS on day two in Sydney
Andrew Fernando at the SCG04-Jan-2013Sri Lanka coach Graham Ford has defended his side’s poor use of the DRS on day two in Sydney, after they burnt a review in Rangana Herath’s first over, but did not refer an lbw shout that would have been turned in their favour a few overs later.Sri Lanka could have had Michael Clarke out first ball when Herath struck him on the pad with one that pitched outside off stump and straightened, but were unsure if Clarke had inside edged a ball onto his pad. The unsuccessful review had been another lbw chance off David Warner, where the ball was not projected to hit enough of the stumps to overturn the original decision. Clarke went on to make 50.”It was tough for Mahela [Jayawardene],” Ford said. “I think he wanted reviews intact. Having blown one he was reluctant to blow another one unless he was absolutely sure that it was out. I think the captain tries to get as much information as possible from close fielders, like what the height was, and he has to follow his gut feeling.”It all happens quickly and standing in the slips, it’s very hard for Mahela. If they had reviewed that and maybe if one or two chances stuck today, and a couple of things had gone our way, we would have been in a better position. Although we are still in the game, we could have been in a powerful position.”Australia finished 48 runs ahead of Sri Lanka at stumps, with four first-innings wickets still in hand. However the SCG pitch has already shown signs of dryness on day two. With Australia having to bat last, Ford was hopeful a strong second-innings performance might take the visitors close to a maiden win in Australia.”We know we are in the game. We have fought hard and deserve to be in the game, because of the spirit and the fight we’ve shown. We’re well aware that it’s going to be tough from here on, but we certainly haven’t been blown away and we are sitting in a much better position than at the MCG. We will take heart from that. A number of young players have come in and shown that they have the guts and desire to play at this level.”Ford also praised Jayawardene’s knock on day one, which helped set a positive tone for Sri Lanka’s first innings, as their captain collected 72 from 110 balls, hitting 12 fours and a six. Jayawardene had struggled in the first two Tests, in which he made 12, 19, 3 and 0.”It was fantastic to see him go out and play so well. It shows what a fantastic leader he is. He was up for the challenge and went up the order and batted at three. He played superbly and I was hopeful he would get a hundred as this is his last Test match as captain, but I am sure he will have a bigger role to play in the second innings.”
O Natal vai se aproximando e o Vasco vai recheando o elenco. O clube está em negociações avançadas para contratar o lateral-direito Raul Cáceres, do Cerro Porteño, do Paraguai. A tendência é o acordo se confirmar por empréstimo até o fim do ano que vem, com opção de compra fixada.
A informação foi publicada originalmente pela Rádio ABC Cardinal, de Assunção (PAR), e confirmada pelo LANCE!. Aos 27 anos, o lateral paraguaio vem sendo titular da tradicional equipe do país vizinho, mas recebeu muito bem a chance de atuar no futebol brasileiro.
– Acho que está quase fechado sim. Estão faltando alguns detalhes e esses detalhes eu ainda não conheço bem. Mas é quase certo que eu vou para o Vasco – disse Cáceres ao site Esporte 24 horas.
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O técnico Alberto Valentim já havia pedido reforços para as laterais. Para a esquerda, Danilo Barcelos deve chegar ao Rio nesta quinta-feira para ser submetido a exames médicos e assinar contrato. Para a direita, Cáceres deve ocupar setor carente ao longo do ano, visto que Yago Pikachu atou mais avançado.
Sri Lanka opener Dimuth Karunaratne said his side would target a lead in excess of 150 when they resume their second innings 87 runs ahead and with three wickets in hand, in Sydney on the fourth day
Andrew Fernando at the SCG05-Jan-2013
Besides Dimuth Karunaratne’s stand of 108 with Mahela Jayawardene, there wasn’t much resistance from Sri Lanka on the third day•Getty Images
Sri Lanka opener Dimuth Karunaratne said his side would target a lead in excess of 150 when they resume their second innings 87 runs ahead and with three wickets in hand, in Sydney on the fourth day. Sri Lanka had moved to within eight runs of wiping Australia’s first-innings lead when they lost their second wicket, but five more batsmen fell in the third session to leave the visitors poorly placed.Though the SCG pitch remained well-suited to batting, Karunaratne hoped Sri Lanka’s spinners could defend a modest total, as the match approached a result. Dinesh Chandimal remained unbeaten on 22 at stumps on day three, with Rangana Herath for company.”We did hard work in the first and second session, but we lost the last session which was very disappointing,” Karunaratne said. “Chandimal is at the wicket, so he can do something tomorrow. If he puts some runs on the board, like 150-175, there is a chance to do something on this track.”The wicket is turning a lot now and Australia are batting in the fourth innings. There’s something on the wicket. I think Rangana Herath and Tillakaratne Dilshan can do something for us.”Karunaratne also defended Thilan Samaraweera’s shot selection, after Samaraweera had advanced down the pitch and aimed a slog over midwicket off Nathan Lyon, off the third ball he faced. The swipe produced a top edge that was taken at mid-off, leaving Sri Lanka four wickets down, being only 20 runs ahead.”The things he is used to doing haven’t been successful for him in the last two or three innings. He tried to do something different. He tried to attack and get some runs, spread the field and then he could play his normal game. There are different plans for different players. He had a different gameplan and he tried it, but he was unlucky. I think in the next series he will come to the fore again.”We haven’t had much luck, and it’s been a disappointing series for all of us. We didn’t bat well in the whole series, except when Tillakaratne Dilshan got a hundred in the first Test and Lahiru Thirimanne batted well in the first innings here.”Sri Lanka had played Nathan Lyon aggressively throughout the Test, and Karunaratne said that that had been their plan, as most Sri Lanka batsmen felt more comfortable against spin bowling. Lyon picked up Samaraweera’s wicket, but was expensive at 4.84 runs an over, and was hit for three aerial fours in an over by Angelo Mathews despite the visitors’ dire match situation.”The Aussie fast bowlers are doing really well in the three sessions, and they do the basics right with line and length and set the field well. If we have a chance to get some runs, it’s against the offspinner through mid-on and midwicket when those fielders are in the circle. Mathews is a good player to hit some big shots. Thilan also tried to do the same thing.”
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