After convincingly seeing off their struggling Merseyside rivals in the recent 4-1 victory over Everton at Goodison Park in midweek, Liverpool’s next Premier League challenge sees them travel to Molineux to take on Wolves on Saturday afternoon.
Ahead of the match against Bruno Lage’s side, it seems as though the Reds have been handed a welcome double injury boost which will surely have Jurgen Klopp buzzing.
What’s the news?
Liverpool duo Joe Gomez and Naby Keita were both spotted in Liverpool’s recent training session on Thursday in preparation for their clash at Wolves after being out for the past few weeks through injury.
Keita, who has three goals and one assist under his belt from 10 appearances this season, has been out of action since October after picking up a hamstring injury during Liverpool’s 2-2 draw against Brighton in the Premier League.
Gomez has also been out for a similar amount of time with a calf injury.
While the duo may not necessarily be fit enough to play a significant role in the Wolves match, Klopp and everyone else at the Merseyside club will be thrilled to have them back and hopefully available for the duration of their busy winter schedule and the rest of the season.
Keita has averaged 1.1 shots and 2.3 tackles per game in the league so far this season and racked up an overall performance rating of 7.19/10, making him Liverpool’s sixth-highest rated player of the campaign according to WhoScored, so his return to training will surely be a big positive for the Reds.
Although Gomez has found Premier League minutes hard to come by this term with just 13 under his belt from two substitute appearances, it’s good to see him back in training and overcoming his latest injury so that he can add some depth and cover at the back in case any of the Reds’ other centre-backs pick up an injury during this busy upcoming period.
Looking ahead to the Wolves match, while it may well be too early for Gomez and Keita to get back into action, the starting XI which ran riot at Goodison in midweek showed that they are more than capable of potentially dispatching the Old Gold, who have only won two of their six previous league games, scoring just four goals in the process.
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حقق الفريق الأول لكرة القدم بنادي نابولي الفوز القاتل على حساب سبيزيا في المباراة التي أقيمت على ملعب “دييجو أرماندو ماردونا” في الجولة السادسة من الدوري الإيطالي بنتيجة 1-0.
واصل نابولي نتائجه الجيدة مع مدربه، لوتشيانو سباليتي، بعد أيام قليلة من فوزه على ليفربول 4-1 في الجولة الأولى من بطولة دوري أبطال أوروبا.
سجل هدف نابولي والمباراة الوحيد، جياكومو راسبادوري، في الدقيقة 89 من زمن المباراة.
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فوز نابولي بالنقاط الثلاث أمام سبيزيا يمنحه صدارة قمة الدوري الإيطالي، بعد صعوده إلى المركز الأول برصيد 14 نقطة وبفارق نقطة واحدة عن أتالانتا الوصيف.
بينما سبيزيا يواصل التعثر للمباراة الخامسة على التوالي بعد خسارتين وتعادلين في الجولات الأربع الماضية، ليحتل المركز الرابع عشر برصيد 5 نقاط.
وسينتظر نابولي نتيجة مباراة أتالانتا وكريمونيسي غدًا، الأحد، لمعرفة إذا ما كان سيبقى في الصدارة أم ستعود إلى أبناء مدينة “بيرجامو”.
Após ser derrotado pelo lanterna do Campeonato Brasileiro e quebrar uma sequência de sete jogos de invencibilidade, o Avaí perdeu três posições na tabela e retornou à temida zona de rebaixamento. Para buscar uma recuperação contra o Vasco, no dia 11 de outubro, o técnico Claudinei Oliveira terá quase dez dias livres para treino. Apesar da sequência de jogos utilizando o time mais forte, o comandante azurra deixou aberta a possibilidade de testar algumas mudanças na equipe que enfrentará o Cruz Maltino.
– Tem que esfriar a cabeça, tem muito dias para trabalhar a equipe. Não adianta tentar achar culpado pela derrota, nem tanto ao céu nem tanto à terra. Luanzinho está muito bem, tem 17 anos, e Willians, vocês que estão em todos treinos, se você falar que o Willian tem treinado mal. Pelo contrário, tem entrado muito bem, tem dinâmica muito boa nos treinos. A gente muda, escala, de acordo com o trabalho durante a semana, infelizmente o treinador não tem possibilidade de ver o treino. Nosso treino é aberto e não tem nem muro. A gente está escolhendo o que acha que é melhor para o Avaí. Não existe interesse em colocar a equipe pior para perder, não existe isso – explicou Claudinei.
As últimas alterações no time principal de Claudinei só ocorreram por conta de lesões ou suspensão, mas a torcida cobra bom resultados. Com boas opções disponíveis, o comandante reconhece que o bom funcionamento do Avaí pode ter sido prejudicado e afirma que, para resolver o problema, talvez sejam realizadas algumas alterações, já que não os jogadores não têm lugar cativo no time titular.
– Temos que ter calma, se acharmos que o Luanzinho tem que ser titular, o Marquinhos voltar, o Willian tem que ser titular, o Diego Tavares tem que jogar, vamos mudar com tranquilidade, ninguém tem lugar cativo na equipe. A gente tem uma certa coerência. Uma sequência que a gente vinha fazendo no Brasileiro, reconhecido por todos, o bom momento, a gente não tinha por que fazer mudanças. A partir do momento que as coisas começaram a não acontecer, podemos pensar em outra alteração.
Após a derrota por 2 a 0 para o Atlético-GO, o Avaí retorna aos treinos nesta quarta-feira. Agora, na 17ª colocação, o Leão soma 30 pontos, apenas um atrás do Fluminense, primeiro time fora da zona de rebaixamento.
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England’s building process begins at Lord’s at noon on Thursday, when the national selector, Geoff Miller, unveils their squads for England’s winter tour of South Africa
Andrew Miller07-Oct-2009
Joe Denly has earned the right to a place in England’s Test squad for South Africa•Getty Images
In the aftermath of their Ashes victory, and shortly before their momentum was destroyed by a chaotic month of one-day hammerings, England’s cricketers vowed to use their summer success as a platform for greater glory. There would be no repeat, said Andrew Strauss, of their tailing-off in 2005, when victory against Australia was a prelude to a run of dismal form that culminated in their 5-0 whitewashing in the return series Down Under.To all intents and purposes, that building process begins at Lord’s at noon on Thursday, when the national selector, Geoff Miller, unveils their squads for England’s winter tour of South Africa. Five years ago in the corresponding Test series, Michael Vaughan’s men won a thunderous contest, sneaking a 2-1 victory against opponents who began in disarray but gathered momentum with every match.This time around, however, South Africa will start as the No. 1 Test side in the world, and in Graeme Smith they possess a steely captain who exacted the ultimate revenge by toppling Vaughan in person during last summer’s triumph in England. It counts for little that England have subsequently won five completed ODIs in a row against South Africa, including the shock of the tournament in the recent Champions Trophy. As far as England’s aspirations are concerned, Test success remains the benchmark.To that end, one of the very first names on Miller’s list will be a man who still speaks with a thick South African accent, but who announced himself as a bona fide Pom by producing the decisive innings of the fifth and final Ashes Test at The Oval. Barring a long-forgotten duck in Belfast, Jonathan Trott has been in mothballs ever since his nerveless 119. He was overlooked for the one-day debacle against Australia because the squad for the Champions Trophy had to be named in advance of his Test debut, but the assurance of his footwork and the clarity of his shot selection mean he is sure to take the squad place of the man whom he replaced at The Oval, Ravi Bopara.Trott, in fact, could well be one of four players in England’s top seven set for a return to the country of his birth – Strauss left Johannesburg at the age of six but returned with aplomb in 2004-05 with 656 runs in the five Tests, while the wicketkeeper Matt Prior also hails from the Highveld. But the most imposing returnee of the lot, fitness permitting, will be Kevin Pietersen, whose absence from the sharp end of England’s Ashes campaign left the batting dangerously short of gravitas until Trott’s timely arrival.If missing out against Australia was a crushing disappointment, it will be cruelly exacerbated should Pietersen’s Achilles injury deny him the chance to play his first Test in South Africa, having made his full England debut in the ODIs against Zimbabwe that preceded the last trip five years ago. A recent infection in the stitching of his wound pushed Pietersen’s rehabilitation back by several weeks, but Strauss remains confident that his star man will be ready to resume his career at least in time for the Test leg of the tour that commences on December 9.”The information we have got at the moment is that he is getting better quite quickly now,” Strauss told BBC Radio Four. “We are very hopeful he will be making the trip to South Africa, hopefully playing some part in the one-dayers and then a full part in the Test series. That is great news for us. We have sorely missed him and the sooner he is back the better.”With Andrew Flintoff now retired, and Stuart Broad still feeling his way as a Test-class allrounder, England’s batting will need to be bulked out regardless of Pietersen’s availability. Ian Bell produced one of the best innings of his unfulfilled career when he top-scored in England’s first innings at The Oval with a gritty 72, and so deserves one more chance to make the No. 3 slot his own. But with Alastair Cook under some pressure as an opener following a poor Ashes campaign, the new name in the frame is likely to be Kent’s Joe Denly, whose upright technique has earned plaudits during his early forays in the one-day side, and whose calm demeanour bodes well for the tough challenge that lies ahead.After saving the Cardiff Test with the rearguard of his life in July, Paul Collingwood finished England’s Ashes campaign with his place under habitual scrutiny, but a brief break during the Australia one-dayers enabled him to return revitalised for the Champions Trophy. His subsequent buttock strain will not, in Strauss’s opinion, have any impact on his selection for the Test squad, and in fact the reverse is probably true, because he will now have a chance for a proper break from the grind, having escaped his commitment to play for the Delhi Daredevils in the forthcoming Champions League.England’s bowling presents another set of conundrums entirely. James Anderson found form in the Champions Trophy after a difficult final month of the English season, and has established a handy new-ball pairing with Graham Onions, with Ryan Sidebottom seemingly assured of his place in the squad alongside Broad. However, since the retirement of Flintoff, England lack a bowler with the pace to frighten opponents … unless, of course, they take a punt on a man who went missing spectacularly on the last South Africa tour (and for that matter on most overseas trips either side of the 2004 West Indies tour).Steve Harmison recently declared his unwavering commitment to England, although he then tempered that resolve by hinting he could retire if overlooked for this winter’s campaign. However, given the steepling bounce on offer during the recent one-dayers at the Wanderers, Harmison could be worth his squad place even if Johannesburg proves to be his only appearance of the tour.Graeme Swann has stormed past Monty Panesar in the spin-bowling stakes, and the legspinner Adil Rashid has since slipstreamed him as well – first by impressing in the ICC World Twenty20, and then by demonstrating his allround credentials during an impressive but ultimately unsuccessful home ODI debut against Australia at The Oval. Given how brutally AB de Villiers treated the last legspinner to make his debut in South Africa, Bryce McGain at Cape Town back in March, there is an element of risk in overlooking Panesar’s unspectacular offerings, but that could be said for the selection of all wristspinners. Shane Warne would never have been the player he was had it not been for some brave decisions from above, and on the evidence so far, Rashid has the demeanour to cope.Which leaves room for one last selection, that of the reserve wicketkeeper. Prior’s place is sacrosanct at present, after a summer of aggressive strokeplay at No. 6 allied to vastly improved glovework, but the identity of his understudy remains impossible to pinpoint. James Foster looked the part behind the stumps during the World Twenty and impressed in front of them as well, not least in the Pro40 when he spanked five sixes in a row against Durham.However, it was Surrey’s new signing Steven Davies who earned the call-up for the Champions Trophy when a virus cut short Prior’s participation. Meanwhile, the quiet clamour of late has been for the quietest achiever on the county circuit. Geraint Jones was jettisoned in ignominious circumstances during the 2006-07 Ashes, and has barely been mentioned in dispatches since. However, five hundreds in Kent’s Division Two title push – the most by a county wicketkeeper for 25 years – could yet earn him a remarkable recall.Test squad (possible) 1 Andrew Strauss (capt), 2 Alastair Cook, 3 Ian Bell, 4 Jonathan Trott, 5 Kevin Pietersen, 6 Paul Collingwood, 7 Matt Prior (wk), 8 Stuart Broad, 9 Graeme Swann, 10 James Anderson, 11 Graham Onions, 12 Ryan Sidebottom, 13 Joe Denly, 14 Adil Rashid, 15 Geraint Jones (wk), 16 Steve Harmison.ODI squad (possible) 1 Andrew Strauss (capt), 2 Joe Denly, 3 Jonathan Trott, 4 Paul Collingwood, 5 Eoin Morgan, 6 Owais Shah, 7 Matt Prior (wk), 8 Luke Wright, 9 Stuart Broad, 10 Graeme Swann, 11 James Anderson, 12 Graham Onions, 13 Ryan Sidebottom, 14 Tim Bresnan, 15 Adil Rashid.
Petros e Militão não treinaram nesta segunda-feira, mas jogarão na quarta-feira, contra o Fluminense, no Maracanã. Essa é a programação da comissão técnica do São Paulo, que poupo ambos da atividade desta tarde para que tratassem de problemas musculares no Reffis.
Foi constatado um estiramento no músculo posterior da coxa esquerda após o jogo de quarta-feira, contra o Atlético-MG. Apesar da lesão, o volante assumiu o risco, atuou a partida inteira contra o Atlético-PR, no sábado, e não agravou a contusão. Ele tratou o problema nesse domingo, dia de folga para o elenco, e seguirá no Reffis em dois períodos. É possível que nem participe de nenhum treino até a partida.
Já Militão, que sofre com dores musculares na coxa esquerda, também foi titular no sábado, mesmo com incômodo. O jogador, que tem sido escalado como lateral-direito, também mantém tratamento e não traz qualquer preocupação de desfalcar a equipe.
Ambos não participaram das atividades no campo nesta segunda-feira, mas o trabalho foi bem leve para os titulares, que participaram somente no aquecimento. Apenas Hernanes deu voltas no campo, enquanto o goleiro Sidão atuou em parte do trabalho técnico, em campo reduzido, dos reservas.
O São Paulo volta a treinar na tarde desta terça-feira, no CT da Barra Funda, mas a imprensa poderá acompanhar só o aquecimento. Na sequência, a delegação viaja para o Rio de Janeiro, onde enfrentará o Fluminense, às 21h45 de quarta-feira.
Quem não deve embarcar com a delegação devem ser o atacante Gilberto, com contratura na coxa esquerda, e o lateral-direito Bruno, com dores cervicais. Os dois também não treinaram e devem continuar em tratamento antes de ficarem à disposição do técnico Dorival Júnior. O zagueiro Lugano, com incômodo na panturrilha direita, é dúvida.
Os atacantes Morato e Wellington Nem, que operaram seus joelhos direitos e não jogam mais nesta temporada, e Brenner, que está disputando o Mundial sub-17, na Índia, serão os outros desfalques do treinador. O Tricolor, ao menos, não perdeu ninguém por suspensão.
A equipe está a dois pontos da zona de rebaixamento do Campeonato Brasileiro e trata a partida desta quarta-feira como confronto direto, já que o Fluminense também briga para afastar o risco de jogar a Série B na próxima temporada.
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أنهي مجلس إدارة النادي الإسماعيلي برئاسة يحيى الكومي، إجراءات انتقال محمود الشبراوي صانع الألعاب بصفة رسمية قادماً من نادي الجونة حتى نهاية موسم 2025 / 2026.
وكان الإسماعيلي نجح في ضم 4 صفقات جديدة في الميركاتو الصيفي، وهم حمدي النقاز ونور الزمان الزموري وفراس شواط وباسم مرسي مهاجم سيراميكا كليوباترا.
طالع | تأكيدًا لـ بطولات.. الإسماعيلي يعلن ضم مهاجم الزمالك السابق
واجتاز اللاعب الاختبار الطبي بنجاح في ظل رغبته القوية بالانضمام لصفوف الدراويش خلال فترة الانتقالات الصيفية الجارية.
وكان مسئولو الإسماعيلي قد حصلوا على الاستغناء الخاص باللاعب من الجونة بعد إنهاء كافة الإجراءات التعاقدية بينهما فى الساعات الماضية.
وحقق الشبراوي حلمه منذ الصغر بارتداء قميص الدراويش خاصة وأنه ابن من أبناء الإسماعيلية.
Jonathan Trott marked his return to the country of his birth with a composed 85 in England’s opening warm-up match against the Diamond Eagles at Bloemfontein
Cricinfo staff06-Nov-2009 England XI 294 for 7 (Trott 85, Strauss 72, Morgan 67*) beat Diamond Eagles 109 by 185 runs ScorecardJonathan Trott top-scored for England with 85•Getty Images
Jonathan Trott marked his return to the country of his birth with a composed 85, and Eoin Morgan turned on the style once again in the death overs with an unbeaten 67 from 52 balls, as England’s cricketers launched their tour of South Africa with an impressively focussed 185-run victory over the Diamond Eagles at Bloemfontein.After losing the toss, Andrew Strauss was the other batsman in the runs, as he continued his fine form at the top of the order with 72 from 85 balls, and England’s hefty total of 294 for 7 proved to be more than sufficient. In reply, the bowlers needed barely half their overs to bundle the Eagles out for 109, and the wickets were split like the post-match bar tab, with five men claiming two scalps each, including Paul Collingwood, who wrapped up the game with 2 for 9 in 3.4 overs.With the first of two Twenty20s looming next Friday, followed swiftly by five ODIs, it was a highly satisfactory first foray for England, and a comfortable return to the land in which they exceeded expectations in the recent Champions Trophy. Such was their dominance, that any prospect of a contest was dead in the water after 13 balls of the Eagles innings – Stuart Broad struck with his second ball when Morne van Wyk edged to Graeme Swann, and then added a second with the first ball of his second over to end an aggressive counterattack from Rilee Rossouw, whose 17 from 10 balls also happened to be the highest score of the innings.Still, it wasn’t all plain-sailing for England. Joe Denly fell for 3 in the fourth over of the match, bowled by the first ball he faced from CJ de Villiers, the same man whose nerveless Super Over eliminated Sussex from the recent Champions League, and a later collapse of 3 for 53 in ten overs threatened to undo England’s good work in the first half of their innings. But Morgan’s stock rose exponentially during the Champions Trophy, and he was on hand to ensure against any damaging loss of momentum.Earlier, it had been left to Strauss and Trott to lay England’s platform with a 123-run stand for the second wicket. Strauss, not noted for his big hitting, smashed the spinner Con de Lange over cow corner for six, in addition to his seven fours, while Trott picked the gaps in the field superbly to confirm his readiness for a return to England’s limited-overs set-up, having featured in a solitary ODI against Ireland and an aborted Twenty20 against Australia since his memorable Test debut in August.The medium-pacer, Ryan Bailey, eventually separated the pair, when Strauss picked out Victor Mpitsang at square leg, and Bailey was the fielder four overs later when Paul Collingwood lofted de Lange down his throat for 8. When Trott was bowled by Bailey to become England’s fourth wicket on 186, the innings threatened to flounder, but instead Morgan stepped up to produce another dazzling array of strokes.In all he struck five fours and two sixes, one apiece off the new-ball pairing of de Villiers and Mpitsang. Luke Wright then joined in the raised tempo when he smeared three fours in a row off de Villiers, one of them a streaky edge, before launching Dillon du Preez over the square-leg ropes, and had he not been subsequently run-out for 24, England might have envisaged a 300-plus total. In the end, the small change did not matter.
Many Wolves fans have been left fuming over some news which has emerged involving their January transfer plans.
As per The Daily Mirror, the club have no plans to spend significantly in the upcoming transfer window, despite pleas from Bruno Lage to do so.
The Wolves manager wants to bring in at least three new faces, but Fosun are not likely to grant him any major funds.
That is because the owners want to make the club self-funding and are mindful of Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules.
Wolves do not have a particularly big squad and also have plenty of injuries, so it would be strange if Fosun do not dig deep into their pockets in order to help Lage, otherwise his squad could be depleted even further.
Wolves fans on transfer news
These Wanderers fans were left fuming as the news on their January transfer plans was shared by Talking Wolves on their Twitter page:
“#FosunOut”
Credit: @Gary_Poynton
“So short-sighted. Tell the fans one thing and do another”
Credit: @Ianph61
“Long may the pain continue”
Credit: @ChriWoodward
“We will be relegated next season if the squad is not improved in the next 2 windows. Heard it here first!”
Credit: @aimstocks2021
“Spend bottom half, get bottom half”
Credit: @Ashley19345299
“Really? Surely they won’t let him down again.”
Credit: @WolvesFirst
In other news, one Wolves player’s pre-Liverpool comments went down well with many supporters
No dia 31 de outubro é celebrado o Halloween, ou Dia das Bruxas, como chamamos no Brasil. Pela tradição, as pessoas se fantasiam e as crianças saem pelas ruas batendo de porta em porta em busca de doces, com a condição de aprontarem uma travessura se não forem atendidas. Também é comum dar susto nos amigos e contar histórias de terror. Apesar de essa tradição não ser tão forte no Brasil como é no hemisfério Norte, reunimos algumas pegadinhas de Halloween que já aconteceram no mundo do esporte.
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