Leeds United have been handed a boost after learning that one of their senior players could be available for this weekend’s Championship game vs Millwall, according to a reliable journalist.
What's the latest injury news at Leeds?
At Elland Road, Daniel Farke has had Stuart Dallas, Liam Cooper and Patrick Bamford all out of action, whilst Sam Byram was forced off the pitch during the club’s only second-tier win of the season against Ipswich Town back in August.
Despite Daniel James, Ian Poveda and Mateo Joseph also being on the sidelines, albeit with less serious problems, the boss could be set to have them back at his disposal in a positive triple update that recently emerged, but they aren’t the only ones that are looking to stage their comeback over the next few days.
Junior Firpo has been out of action ever since the 4-1 Premier League defeat to Tottenham Hotspur on the final day of last season after picking up a knee injury, meaning that he is yet to feature under the new manager, and reports from those with knowledge of the injury have suggested he would be out until October.
However, the Dominican Republic international could be about to get that opportunity to showcase his talents as the team travel to The Den to take on Gary Rowett’s side on Sunday, with a club reporter claiming that the 27-year-old has put himself in contention to secure a place in the squad.
How long is Junior Firpo out for?
Writing for LeedsLive, Beren Cross delivered an update on the fitness of Firpo and revealed when he believes the defender is likely to be back at his best. He said:
“The left-back could well be one of those hoping to sneak onto the bench at The Den. Firpo has not been seen in Leeds colours since the final day of last season, having spent virtually all of pre-season in the treatment room. The matches with Watford or Southampton may be more realistic return dates for Firpo in the matchday squad.”
Leeds United defender Junior Firpo.
How good is Junior Firpo?
Whilst Leeds have had to cope without Firpo since the start of the new season, Farke will know that it’ll be a huge boost having him available once again. He’s previously been hailed as “aggressive” by journalist Josh Bunting for the impact he makes at both ends of the pitch, and his experience could prove vital.
The Yorkshire outfit’s £60k-per-week earner ranks in the 94th percentile for both tackles and interceptions amongst players in his position, showing his desire to get stuck in, but he also loves to use his energy to burst down the flank, where he’s posted six contributions (four assists and two goals) at senior level in LS11.
Sponsored by Nike, the left-footed ace is even a versatile operator having been deployed in five different positions over the pitch since the start of his career, including slightly higher up in the midfield, at right-back and at centre-back alongside his usual role, so his return would allow the boss to be more flexible in his team selection and formation.
Com problemas para montar a defesa, Bruno Lazaroni vai recorrer a um reforço caseiro. O Botafogo não poderá contar com Marcelo Benevenuto e Rafael Forster diante do Grêmio na próxima quarta-feira, pelo Campeonato Braisleiro. Com apenas dois zagueiros disponíveis, Wesley, capitão do sub-20, vai integrar o plantel que viajará ao Rio Grande do Sul.
A dupla de zagueiros titular será composta por Kanu e Sousa. Benevenuto, titular, está suspenso pelo terceiro cartão amarelo. Rafael Forster, que vem jogando como volante mas é zagueiro de origem, foi expulso contra o Sport e cumprirá suspensão automática.
Wesley é o capitão do time sub-20 do Botafogo. Durante a paralisação das competições por conta do novo coronavírus, em agosto, ele participou ativamente dos treinamentos da equipe profissional no campo anexo do Estádio Nilton Santos.
Assim como Luís Henrique, vendido recentemente ao Olympique de Marselha, Wesley pertence ao Três Passos Atlético Clube, do Rio Grande do Sul, e está emprestado ao Botafogo, que possui parte dos direitos federativos do zagueiro por vitrine e tem uma opção de compra para tê-lo em definitivo no futuro.
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أعلن خافيير تيباس، رئيس رابطة الدوري الإسباني لكرة القدم، عن موعد بداية البطولة في الموسم الجديد 2024\2025، أغسطس المقبل.
سيبدأ الدوري الإسباني لكرة القدم في أغسطس كما جرت العادة، ولكن ما أكده خافيير تيباس هو أنه سيكون مع يوم 16.
يؤكد تيباس أن الدوري الإسباني 2024-25 سيبدأ يوم 16 أغسطس، على أن تقام مباريات الجولة الأولى أيام 16 و17 و18 من الشهر ذاته، أيام الجمعة والسبت والأحد.
طالع أيضًا.. فيديو | تشافي يرفض توجيه رسالة إلى خوان لابورتا
ما لم يحدده خافيير تيباس هو ما إذا كانت المباراة التي سينطلق بها الموسم ستكون يوم الجمعة أو السبت، ولكن هذا ما سيتم الكشف عنه في غضون 10 أيام.
وأكد رئيس رابطة الدوري الإسباي: “سيتعين علينا رسم الجدول لنرى كيف ستكون المباريات ومن يلعب على أرضه ومن يلعب خارج الأرض، وسيتم التعرف على مواعيد المباريات خلال 10 أيام وفي أقرب وقت ممكن”.
جدير بالذكر أن بطل الدوري الإسباني في الموسم المنصرم، كان ريال مدريد، على حساب برشلونة الذي فقد لقبه الذي حققه في موسم 2022\2023.
أكد محمد طارق، عضو مجلس إدارة نادي الزمالك، أن القلعة البيضاء حاليًا تمتلك شيئًا أقوى من الأهلي، يجذب اللاعبين الجدد للانضمام للفريق الأول لكرة القدم.
وقال محمد طارق، في تصريحات عبر قناة “النهار”: “في نقطة الناس تغفل عنها، إمكانيات النادي الأهلي المالية أقوى من الزمالك، لكن الأبيض عند شيء أقوى من الأحمر، وهو الجمهور”.
وتابع: “شغف وحالة جمهور الزمالك في الفترة الأخيرة، ظهر في تصريحات ناصر ماهر وعبد الله السعيد، جمهور الزمالك مختلف، وصنع حالة غير طبيعية”.
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وأضاف: “جمهور الزمالك يجذب لاعبين كثيرين للانضمام للنادي، جمهور الأهلي قوي بالتأكيد، لكن هناك مشاكل في مدرجات جمهور المارد الأحمر في الفترة الحالية، أتمنى أن يعود بنفس القوة التي كان عليها”.
وأشار: “جمهور الزمالك عنده اتحاد قوي ويعرفون كيف يتقدمون للأمام ويتطورون، وحتى أغانيهم أصبحت معروفة للجميع ويحفظونها، فلو الأهلي عنده قوة مالية لشراء اللاعبين الجيدين، على الناحية الأخرى الزمالك عنده قوة جماهيرية تجذب اللاعبين، وهذا واقع”.
واختتم: “أرى أن رمضان صبحي لاعب بيراميدز، يحتاج للانضمام إلى الزمالك من أجل أن يستعيد مستواه، لو انضم للأبيض سيستعيد مستواه، وبالتأكيد أن الفريق يحتاج تدعيماً في الفترة القادمة”.
Nesta quinta-feira, o Athletico recebeu o Ceará na Arena da Baixada e não conseguiu vencer. Em jogo que faltou criatividade, principalmente do Furacão, o placar terminou sem gols.
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Na coletiva de imprensa, o técnico Eduardo Barros viu pontos positivos na equipe e acredita que a sua equipe merecia vencer.
‘Acredito que, pelo primeiro tempo, sim o resultado foi justo, mas, pelo nosso volume de jogo no segundo tempo, merecíamos um melhor resultado. Nosso primeiro tempo não foi como os últimos primeiros tempos aqui na Arena. Tivemos uma marcação menos agressiva e oferecemos muito mais jogo ao Ceará do que gostaríamos. Então, o jogo se igualou em vários momentos’, afirmou., antes de completar:
‘No segundo tempo, a equipe volta bem, com controle quase absoluto do jogo e quase sem oferecer contra-ataque. Basta ver a diferença que tivemos na posse de bola do primeiro para o segundo tempo. Com 15 minutos, a gente começa a mexer na equipe para deixá-la mais ofensiva. Claro que essas mudanças afetam o entrosamento, mas mantivemos o volume e frequentemos a área do Ceará’.
Na 12ª posição, com 14 pontos, o Athletico volta a campo no domingo, quando encara o Internacional, no Beira-Rio.
Tottenham Hotspur, under the frugal chairmanship of Daniel Levy, have often been an outfit ridiculed for failing to secure transfer targets due to their adversity towards spending big.
So often this has held them back, but even when success seemed right around the corner, they proved that huge investments do not guarantee silverware and sustainable progress.
In fact, arguably the darkest years in the club's recent history have come within the last few campaigns, as the end of Mauricio Pochettino's reign saw some questionable signings, before Jose Mourinho, Nuno Espirito Santo and Antonio Conte were then handed huge fees to throw around too.
Naturally, to compete at the pinnacle of the modern game such astronomical figures seemingly must be spent. However, there was a time when the £63m they spent to buy Tanguy Ndombele, or the £60m unloaded on Richarlison, would have funded an entire squad overhaul.
Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy
For example, as Gareth Bale continued to outgrow north London, with his performances meriting a greater stage with which to showcase his quality, Real Madrid were the willing recipients of his services.
Breaking the world-record fee at the time, offering a mouth-watering £85m, it is ludicrous to view the current market and see that such a figure would be the equivalent of signing someone of Manchester United's Antony, for example.
However, at the time this was a huge sum, which manager Andre Villas-Boas was tasked with reinvesting.
How did Spurs spend the Gareth Bale money?
With those funds, the Portuguese boss clearly felt like bolstering the entire playing squad was a far wiser move than seeking to spend it all as a direct replacement for the unimitable Welshman.
Had he spent with some intelligence, perhaps it might have been a strategy that earned success.
However, as it turned out, this was a disastrous use of precious funds, with arguably only one of the seven employed to offset such a huge absence earning any long-term success.
Immediately, Paulinho, Nacer Chadli, Etienne Capoue and Vlad Chiriches were all found out to be far from the required level, although admittedly they were all the cheapest of the bunch aside from the Brazilian.
The peaks of their respective careers were hardly lofty, but they were definitely reached outside of north London.
Players Signed with the Gareth Bale Money
Fee Paid
Paulinho (Corinthians)
£17m
Christian Eriksen (Ajax)
£11m
Roberto Soldado (Valencia)
£26m
Nacer Chadli (FC Twente)
£7m
Etienne Capoue (Toulouse)
£9.3m
Vlad Chiriches (Steaua Bucharest)
£8.5m
Erik Lamela (AS Roma)
£25.8m
Information via GIVEMESPORT
Then came the big acquisitions, with Erik Lamela proving to be the largest investment, seen as a key successor to the Southampton academy graduate. Just 37 goals in a whopping 256 games showcased his failure to live up to such billing, and his exit was sealed when the Lilywhites had to pay Sevilla to take him, receiving the equally disappointing Byran Gil in his place.
Christian Eriksen, many would agree, marked a sole incredible investment given how important he became despite costing just £11.5m – scoring 69 goals and registering 90 assists in 405 games in all competitions.
And then there was Roberto Soldado.
Joining from Valencia, the Spanish striker had scored 17 goals in La Liga the season before moving and offered great promise as the man to reignite their strike force for the foreseeable future. In fact, across all competitions, the clinical marksman had recorded an impressive 33 goal contributions that year.
However, what occurred was nothing short of diabolical, as his profligacy led to him scoring just 13 goals before departing after only two years.
Journalist Keith Andrew would claim after just one year in England: "Soldado has to be one of the worst buys of the season."
If anything, it could actually be argued that the 5 foot 10 flop is still one of the worst pound-for-pound signings in the club's history.
How much did Spurs pay for Roberto Soldado?
Admittedly, at the time of signing the experienced marksman, the fee paid marked a fair price for someone who had proven so prolific in his homeland. It was only once he tried translating his form elsewhere that it became a waste.
After all, he had only cost £26m, and for what his form for Los Ches suggested, that arguably marked a bargain.
However, with his aforementioned goal record simply terrible, and the former Real Madrid dud offering even less in terms of general hold-up play, his departure in 2015 was a welcome one to compound their failure to reinvest the Bale money wisely.
What was Roberto Soldado's salary at Spurs?
Given the faith Villas-Boas had in Soldado to uphold his strike force for the foreseeable future, an equally mouth-watering salary was handed to the failure to go alongside the huge initial outlay used to even tempt his club to sell.
The £106k-per-week he was awarded marked a huge figure at the time, and allowed him to amass a further £5.53m per year.
Therefore, across the two short years he spent in north London, the 12-cap former international would pluck £11.06m in added fees, taking the total sum of his cost to the club up to £37.06m. This meant that for every goal the club paid £2.85m.
Did Roberto Soldado deserve to earn £106k-per-week?
It should come as a surprise to absolutely no one that Soldado was not worth the salary he was graced with, given the high expectations placed upon him that were never imagined.
After all, those beliefs were only intensified when he scored on his league debut to hand them a win over Crystal Palace, leading to more hype from his manager: "Roberto's a real out and out striker. He's not been here a lot because of the Confederations Cup but he'll get fitter and sharper and will be even better."
Everyone is well aware of how the story went after that clash, with it being only downhill from there as these words rang empty.
How much has Roberto Soldado earned in his career?
Despite his torrid tenure in England, Soldado actually remained largely a consistent and threatening striker for the bulk of his career. Perhaps that tough period with Spurs could even be chalked down to homesickness, as seven of the other eight clubs he played for were all based in Spain.
The 38-year-old would score an admirable 82 in 141 Valencia appearances, and later on notched 33 in 66 for Getafe, and 12 in 55 for Villarreal, via Transfermarkt.
Football – Fiorentina v Tottenham Hotspur – UEFA Europa League Second Round Second Leg – Artemio Franchi Stadium, Florence, Italy – 26/2/15Tottenham’s Roberto SoldadoAction Images via Reuters / Carl RecineLivepicEDITORIAL USE ONLY.
Therefore, it is hard to argue that he was not good value for his total career earnings, which reached a mouth-watering £25.1m after his most recent contract with Levante ended.
The August just gone marked the month where the enigmatic Soldado called time on a career buoyed by goals scored wherever he went. However, for fans of English football, he will likely go down as one of the worst signings ever, despite how desperate he was to succeed, and how he still holds an affiliation with the club years after his exit.
From analysing what works for Kagiso Rabada the bowler, to suggesting what needs to change for Kagiso Rabada the angry young cricketer, here’s Australia’s players and staff
Daniel Brettig in Cape Town14-Mar-20184:02
Holding: Rabada needs to control himself little bit
Seldom within a series do opponents line up to praise a fast bowler in public. But even more seldom do they do so in the knowledge that the same bowler will not be available for the remainder of the series through suspension, meaning all their worries about giving away a “mental edge” to the opposition stand cancelled.That, however, is exactly the case for Australia and Kagiso Rabada, the South African spearhead now sidelined due to an ICC code of conduct ban for repeated issues with celebrating a little too exuberantly in the faces of dismissed batsmen and, in the case of the touring captain Steven Smith, making physical contact. The qualities Rabada demonstrated in Durban and in particular Port Elizabeth led numerous Australian players and coaches to hold forth on his skills, and also on the wicket-celebration troubles that have nixed him from the remainder of the series.The fielding coach, Brad HaddinAs a wicketkeeper batsman, Haddin hammered plenty of the world’s best and fastest pacemen, and knows a special talent when he sees one. But he also thinks how Rabada comes back after missing two important Tests – which will leave him “hurting” – will be key.”He’s very impressive. For someone so young, the smarts he has the with ball in his hand, knowing when to go up and down gears… Looking from the sidelines, it looks like he really understands how to set up a batsman. For someone so young that’s quite impressive. I thought the spell in the second innings [in Port Elizabeth] to go after [David] Warner and the openers – that was a pretty placid wicket, and from where I was sitting that was some pretty hostile bowling. He took it on himself there to get the big wicket of Davey. He is impressive. It’s disappointing for the game that he’s not playing, but from our point of view it’s a bonus because he is a class act. It was a conscious effort [by Rabada] to go hard at him and it was a good ball that got him [Warner] in the end.”Everyone needs to take a step back. Let’s start playing cricket more on skill and less on emotion. Both sides have been guilty of things they’re probably not proud of over the last two Test matches. But we’re 1-1, it’s time to play some cricket on skill and leave that other stuff to the side. It’s disappointing for Rabada. I know the South Africans, playing us, I’ve heard them say a couple of times this is their big series, and now he’s got to sit back and watch what’s going on out there. It will be interesting to see how he comes back after that, because he’ll be hurting, no doubt, over the next couple of Test matches.”AFP
The bowling coach, David SakerWith Victoria, England and now Australia, Saker has worked closely with a host of high-class pacemen. His views of Rabada are more technical, and also in line with the view that when a great talent crosses your path, one of the best things a coach can do is to get out of the way – except, of course, when it comes to send-offs.”I wouldn’t change a thing, it’s a great product. Even two or three years ago when I first saw the guy… He’s still a kid now, he’s just pretty exciting, he’s got raw pace, his arm speed is quite amazing, he keeps running in and, like a lot of good bowlers, he gets wickets in clumps and puts a lot of pressure on the new batters. He’s obviously hard to start against because of his pace. You wouldn’t be changing a thing, he’s a really exciting cricketer and South Africa are very blessed to have him in their team.”I wouldn’t be changing his action or his product. His discipline in the game you would have to change and I’m sure they would look at that, they’ll put people and things in place you would think. Fortunately for us that’s not our problem and I’ll let South Africa deal with that one.”The rival, Mitchell StarcFor most of the past three years, Starc has been arguably the world’s most feared fast man when he gets it right, and certainly the quickest at his peak. To watch Rabada at work, including having to face him, has been an experience both good and bad for Starc. He also had some useful advice to offer, from the perspective of a fast man who, as a younger player, gave his share of send-offs and ran into trouble for doing so.”He’s a pretty good bowler, isn’t he? What’s he got now, four 10-fors? Dale has got five in [many] more Test matches. His record is pretty good, it speaks for itself. He’s their spearhead, the one they go to, and he’s done the job time after time. They’ve got two guys who are in the mix who have taken 300 and 400 Test wickets. They’ve got plenty of bowlers in their stocks. But if he’s not playing in the rest of this series, he’s going to be a big loss for them.”I think that’s the biggest one, how close you get to the batsmen these days. It’s very much a no-no. He’s only young and made a couple of mistakes, but I’m sure he’ll learn going forward that you just can’t get that close to the batter and the [umpires] are going to be on you at all times. He’s a fantastic bowler to watch when he’s in full flight, and he’s going to keep taking wickets and keep celebrating. Maybe [he needs to be] just moving away from the batter a little bit, which I think I’ve learnt in the past as well when I was a bit younger.”The batsman, Shaun MarshAt St George’s Park, Marsh was undone by the full range of Rabada’s skills with a reversing ball, pinned lbw in the first innings with a ball swerving back sharply at him, and then coaxed into following and edging a second-innings delivery of similar length that curled away towards the slips.”He’s obviously a world-class bowler, isn’t he? His stats say that. He’s been a good challenge for us the first two Test matches. Obviously not playing the next two. He bowls good pace and can swing it both ways.”I guess it’s obviously two nations going pretty hard out on the ground. It’s Test cricket and sometimes tensions do boil over. It is what it is sometimes. We’ve just got to keep playing good cricket and keep playing on skill.”
Late runs from Ben Cox and Ed Barnard produced spirited resistance but Hampshire’s lead still looks daunting
ECB Reporters Network14-Apr-2018 ScorecardBen Cox top scored for Worcestershire•Getty Images
Worcestershire’s Ben Cox claimed a 22nd career first-class fifty as promoted Worcestershire refused to yield, but Hampshire boast a sizeable 242-run lead with two wickets intact following an enthralling second day at the Ageas Bowl in the Specsavers County ChampionshipCox collected 65 in a quality-filled knock, as the visitors posted 211 in reply to Hampshire 290, a first innings deficit of 79.Hampshire then ended play on 163 for 8, with a lead of 242, after a spritely evening of bowling from Worcestershire under clear blue skies.The hosts began their second innings with gusto as they reach 47 without loss – with Jimmy Adams dropped first ball at third slip the only bump.But three wickets in four balls turned the momentum around.We’re in a good place – Vince
Hampshire captain James Vince: “There is still plenty in the wicket when you get it in the right areas. It is tough. We could have bowled them out for less but then we finished them off quickly when we got that breakthrough. If you look at the 242 in the context of the game then we are in a good place. “I was keen to get back and playing, if I wasn’t I’d be at home checking the scores every five minutes anyway. Being at home I still see the family in the evening. I like the excitement of the result wickets, it can be tough at times but it is good fun to be playing in games like this.”
Lewis McManus was caught behind off Josh Tongue, while attempting to take his bat inside the line, before Adams was leg before to the first ball of Joe Leach’s over.Debutant Sam Northeast temporarily slowed the wicket taking with a supreme straight drive but was clean bowled by a Leach jaffa next delivery.James Vince, impressive in the first innings with 75, fell to Steve Magoffin for a second time in the match when he nicked to Daryl Mitchell at second slip.South African pair Hashim Amla and Rilee Rossouw combined to recover with a brisk 40 run partnership – before the overly aggressive Rossouw was bowled by Magoffin.Liam Dawson and Gareth Berg both fell soon after each other, both leg before, to Leach and Tongue respectively and then Hashim Amla was run out for a promising 36.Earlier with conditions starting under grey skies, Nightwatchman Tongue departed to the seventh ball of the day, as he prodded Kyle Abbott to Rossouw at second slip.Mitchell was handed two lives as he was dropped twice, on 18 and 21, by McManus off Abbott, both tricky chances off either side of the bat.But Mitchell’s luck ran out shortly after when he swiped a wide Fidel Edwards delivery to a juggling Northeast at gully.Gareth Berg had been the pick of a strong attack in the morning, and found himself in the wickets when Travis Head loosely drove to Northeast, now position at fourth slip, before he bowled Joe Clarke.With Worcestershire 68 for six, Hampshire would have been expecting a more hefty lead but Cox, firstly with George Rhodes and then Ed Barnard had other ideas.Like Vince on the opening day, Cox appeared to be batting somewhere else and found run scoring easier than the rest of his teammates.The wicket-keeper batsman brought up his half century off 58 balls.Cox added 44 with Rhodes, before the latter was lbw to Abbott, and then 80 in a vital eighth wicket stand with Barnard.He was eventually dismissed as Brad Wheal went short, pulling straight to Adams at square leg, as Leach fell for a similar trap on the mid-wicket boundary.Barnard, after a well-made 40, was the last to depart when he slog swept Dawson to Wheal at deep mid-wicket. Worcestershire were still in the match – but only just.
Querendo brigar por objetivos mais ambiciosos no returno do Brasileirão, Bragantino e Goiás se enfrentam no próximo sábado (24) no estádio Nabi Abi Chedid precisando vencerem para conseguir enxergar a saída da zona de rebaixamento.
No caso dos mandantes que tem 16 pontos na 19ª colocação, além de atuar em casa, conta favoravelmente o fato de que todos os adversários mais próximos até o Vasco, 16°, estão a menos de uma rodada de distância. Logo, existe uma combinação de resultados que, agregada a vitória do Massa Bruta, tiraria o time do Z4 já na 18ª Rodada.
Por outro lado, o Esmeraldino não pode dizer que vive a mesma realidade. Em último com 11 unidades, o time que já trocou três vezes de treinador dentro da competição tem duas partidas a menos que seus concorrentes.
Pensando nas formações que Red Bull Bragantino e Goiás trarão a campo, o time visitante sabe que não pode contar com o meio-campista Breno e também provavelmente com Daniel Bessa. Enquanto o primeiro está fora por suspensão, o segundo sentiu recentemente um problema muscular e tem poucas chances de atuar. Em compensação, Rafael Moura, que não jogou no 0 a 0 diante do Botafogo no Rio de Janeiro, volta ao time por ter cumprido sua suspensão.
Apesar dos sete desfalques que compõem o departamento médico do Massa Bruta (Alerrandro, Weverson, Vitinho, Wesley, Matheus Jesus, Leo Realpe e Leandrinho), as boas notícias recebidas nessa semana por Maurício Barbieri ficaram por conta de dois meio-campistas que devem voltar a lista de opções: Lucas Evangelista e Thonny Anderson.
FICHA TÉCNICA RED BULL BRAGANTINO x GOIÁS
Local: Nabi Abi Chedid, Bragança Paulista (SP) Data e hora: 23/10/2020 – 17h Árbitro: Ramon Abatti Abel (SC) Assistentes: Kleber Lucio Gil e Thiaggo Americano Labes VAR: Rodrigo D’Alonso Ferreira (SC)
RED BULL BRAGANTINO: Cleiton; Aderlan, Léo Ortiz, Ligger, Edimar; Ricardo Ryller, Raul, Artur e Bruno Tubarão; Claudinho e Ytalo.Técnico: Mauricio Barbieri.
GOIAS: Tadeu; Edílson, Fábio Sanches, David Duarte e Caju; Ariel Cabral, Salazar e Shaylon; Keko, Vinícius e Rafael Moura.Técnico: Enderson Moreira.
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حقق فريق الكرة الأول بنادي الإسماعيلي التعادل مع نظيره إنبي، بهدفين لمثلهما، في مباراة مثيرة أقيمت بينهما اليوم الإثنين، ضمن منافسات بطولة الدوري المصري الممتاز.
والتقى فريقا الإسماعيلي وإنبي، في إطار مواجهات الأسبوع الـ 26 من عمر بطولة الدوري المصري، ذلك على ملعب استاد الإسماعيلية.
وسجل فريق الإسماعيلي هدفًا في الدقيقة 10 من عمر الشوط الأول عن طريق لاعبه خالد النبريصي ولكن حكم المباراة ألغاه بداعي التسلل على لاعب الدراويش.
ولكن في الدقيقة 28، استطاع مهاجم الإسماعيلي مروان حمدي أن يتقدم ويسجل هدفًا صحيحًا للدراويش، بعدما أرسل عرضية تجاه منطقة الجزاء ولكنها مرت إلى داخل مرمي الفريق البترولي لتعلن عن تقدم الإسماعيلي بهدف.
فريق إنبي أبى أن يخرج من الشوط الأول مهزومًا، ونجح في تسجيل هدف التعادل في الدقيقة 45+6 من اللحظات الأخيرة من عمر الشوط الأول عن طريق اللاعب مصطفى ياسر شكشك.
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وأحرز مصطفى ياسر شكشك هدف إنبي الأول والتعادل من متابعة لكرة مرتدة من تصدي حارس الإسماعيلي عقب تسديدة من زميله مودي ناصر، لينتهي الشوط الأول من المباراة بالتعادل الإيجابي 1-1 بين الفريقين.
وفي الشوط الثاني وتحديدًا في الدقيقة 69، استطاع فريق إنبي أن يتقدم على الإسماعيلي بهدف لـ محمد حمدي من تسديدة قوية سكنت مرمي الدراويش، لتصبح النتيجة 2-1 لصالح الفريق البترولي.
وكما فعل إنبي في الشوط الأول وتعادل في اللحظات الأخيرة، فعلها لاعبو الإسماعيلي وتمكنوا من تسجيل هدف التعادل والثاني للفريق في الدقيقة 90+5 من ركلة جزاء سددها محمد الدسوقي.
وبتلك النتيجة، يحتل فريق الإسماعيلي الثالث عشر في جدول ترتيب الدوري المصري، برصيد 28 نقطة من 26 مباراة.
وعلى الجانب الآخر، يتواجد فريق إنبي في المركز الرابع بترتيب جدول الدوري المصري، برصيد 37 نقطة من 25 مباراة. أهداف مباراة الإسماعيلي وإنبي في الدوري المصري