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No caso da presença, o zagueiro Betão deve retornar a equipe titular de Claudinei Oliveira depois de ficar de fora na derrota por 2 a 1 para o Operário, em Ponta Grossa. Na oportunidade, ele cumpriu suspensão pelo terceiro cartão amarelo.
Curiosamente, o mesmo motivo obriga o time Azzurra a encontrar uma alternativa para a lateral-direito pelo fato de Edilson, apesar de não ter entrado no último jogo, ter tomado o terceiro cartão do banco de reservas.
Por outro lado, a ausência de Edilson acabará naturalmente dando mais tempo para o jogador melhorar suas condições físicas. Sentindo dores ainda no aquecimento do revés para o Operário na região do púbis, ele deu lugar na equipe para Diego Renan, nome que deve permanecer para o compromisso diante da equipe gaúcha.
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Cole Palmer is set to miss the next six weeks for Chelsea with head coach Enzo Maresca warning that the club’s medical staff are “not magicians”.
The 23-year-old has been struggling with a groin injury for much of the season and has not played since being taken off 20 minutes into the 2-1 defeat by Manchester United on September 20.
Maresca shares Chelsea injury blow on Palmer
Prior to the international break Maresca said he had hoped to have Palmer back for Saturday’s game at Nottingham Forest but, when asked about the progress of the injury, he admitted:
The injury, which first presented when he was forced to withdraw from the line-up minutes before kick-off in the 5-1 win over West Ham in August, will not require surgery.
“He looks relaxed,” said Maresca. “He’s doing all the therapy that he needs to do. He looks good.”
Caicedo, Fernandez and Neto also Chelsea injury concerns
There was mixed injury news elsewhere in the squad with Moises Caicedo, Enzo Fernandez and Pedro Neto, who featured against Liverpool, all doubts for the trip to the City Ground.
However Tosin Adarabioyo and Wesley Fofana are set to return to ease Maresca’s selection issues in defence while Andrey Santos is also back.
Newcastle United are thought to be leading the race to sign a “skilful” player in the January transfer window, with a £31.5m deal possible.
Newcastle transfer news
The Magpies have the chance to build on an improved run of form when the January window opens later this week, following a frustrating quiet time of things in the summer.
Newcastle still look to be interested in signing Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin, but they may wait until next summer to get a deal done, in order to snap him up on a free transfer.
Meanwhile, the Magpies are reportedly keen on securing the services of Wolves star Matheus Cunha, who has been one of his side’s standout players in recent months. The 25-year-old has registered 14 goal contributions (10 goals and four assists) in 18 Premier League starts this season, highlighting the influence he has had.
There may be some concern about the future of Newcastle hero Bruno Guimaraes, however, with the Brazilian wanted by Ligue 1 giants Paris Saint-Germain. They are believed to see him as a priority signing, but it remains to be seen if his head will be turned or not.
Newcastle in pole position to sign "skilful" ace
According to a fresh update from Caught Offside, Newcastle are in pole position to sign AC Milan centre-back Fikayo Tomori in January.
The Englishman is “keen on a potential return to the Premier League”, with his future at his current club now in “major doubt”. The Magpies are “currently showing the strongest interest” in him, in a deal that would cost £31.5m at the most.
AC Milan's Christian Pulisic celebrates scoring their first goal with Samuel Chukwueze and FikayoTomori
Tomori ticks so many boxes for Newcastle, not least the fact that he would be a far cheaper centre-back option than Crystal Palace’s Marc Guehi, who would likely cost around double what Milan want for their player.
Perhaps the highest praise you can aim at the England international is that all-time Milan great Franco Baresi has spoken fondly of him in the past: “He is young and has played well so far when he’s had the chance,’ he told Sportsmail exclusively. He is skilful and has great physical attributes. He is still adapting to the Italian league and I think he can only grow as a defender and help us out.”
The fact that such a great of the game rates Tomori says a lot about his ability, and this feels like a natural time for him to return to England, improving his chances of getting back into the international fold under Thomas Tuchel.
Now 27, there is every chance that the former Chelsea man is about to enter his prime, and the idea of him alongside Sven Botman is an exciting proposition for Newcastle supporters.
Howe must unleash Newcastle star who’d walk straight into the Man Utd team
Eddie Howe will look to get the best out of this Newcastle United star against an out-of-sorts Manchester United side.
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Fabian Schar, Dan Burn and Jamaal Lascelles are all good options for Eddie Howe, but none represent the long-term future and it is vital that a younger alternative is brought in. Tomori fits the bill perfectly, having completed 93.1% of his passes in Serie A this season, as well as averaging 1.8 clearances and 1.7 aerial duel wins per game.
تحدث إسلام سليماني لاعب منتخب الجزائر، عن تعادل فريقه مع منتخب مصر الثاني، على هامش الاستعداد لبطولة كأس العرب.
وكان منتخب مصر الثاني تعادل بدون أهداف مع منتخب الجزائر، في المباراة التي جمعت بين الفريقين، على ملعب القاهرة الدولي.
طالع.. التعادل يحسم نتيجة مباراة منتخب مصر الثاني والجزائر استعدادًا لـ كأس العرب
وقال إسلام سليماني في تصريحات على قناة أون سبورت: “جئنا للتحضير لكأس العرب، ولاعبين جدد، الفريق المصري قوي ومعروف، المباراة الأولى خسرنا في الدقائق الأخيرة، لكن في المباراة الثانية أدينا بشكل جيد، والمكاسب جيدة، جئنا من أجل أن نتحسن قبل كأس العرب، وسنخوض كأس العرب خطوة بخطوة”.
وأضاف: “كل المنتخبات قوية، هذه النسخة ستكون أقوى من النسخ الماضية، مصر والسعودية والأردن وتونس، نحن كحامل اللقب سنلعب كل مباراة على حدة”.
وتابع: “جئنا هنا لكي نتجانس أكثر خاصة وأن هناك لاعبين جدد، وواجهنا منتخب مصر الفريق القوي، وسنصل إلى نهائي كأس العرب رفقة منتخب مصر”.
The pressure is continuing to mount on Rangers manager Russell Martin, with Gers legend Ally McCoist now describing one situation as “incredible”.
New update on Martin's Rangers future
It was another terrible day at the office for Rangers on Saturday afternoon, with Hearts winning 2-0 at Ibrox thanks to Lawrence Shankland’s double.
For Martin, it was potentially another nail in the coffin, with the 39-year-old making an extremely disappointing start to life in charge of the Gers, not yet winning a game in the Scottish Premiership this season.
That said, fresh reports suggest that the Englishman has been given a vote of confidence by the owners for the time being, with The Daily Record claiming that 49ers Enterprises have “decided to stick” with him.
It is clear that huge improvements are required at Rangers, in terms of results, performances and also Martin’s relationship with certain players.
McCoist fumes at "incredible" Martin decision
Speaking live on talkSPORT on Monday [via Rangers Review], McCoist bemoaned the Nicolas Raskin situation at Rangers, with Martin’s continuing to freeze the key midfielder out of the squad.
“Now, there’s obviously a problem with Raskin. There’s no doubt about that, something has happened. But from where I’m sitting, you cannot bite your nose off to spite your face. If you’ve got a problem with Raskin – and he [Russell Martin] clearly has – I think he’s got to let the public know what that problem is.
Ally McCoist on TNT Sports
“Because we’re all sitting there watching that game at the weekend, and Raskin would walk into that team. He scored for Belgium during the week in an international. There’s nobody on the planet going to tell me that Raskin should not be in the Rangers starting 11.
“Why is he not in the starting 11? There has to be an incredible reason for it, because you can’t leave him out if it’s to the detriment of the team. The team is the most important thing, not an individual problem between a manager and a player.”
This is a saga that desperately needs sorting, with Martin’s stubbornness in not playing Raskin now arguably backfiring, with the manager needing to bite the bullet and bring him back in.
It feels as though Martin is right on the edge at Ibrox, so frankly, he may as well make a change and play an important player, in order to potentially help save his job.
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It remains to be seen if he is willing to do so, however, and if his decision has been made with Raskin, nothing will change unless he is dismissed, or until the midfielder possibly leaves in January.
Esmae MacGegor takes 3 for 19 but Essex succumb in final over
ECB Reporters Network supported by Rothesay08-Jul-2025Amanda-Jade Wellington played a match-winning innings under pressure as Somerset beat Essex by four wickets at Taunton’s Cooper Associates Ground to register their first win of the Vitality Blast T20 campaign in their tenth game.The Australian international raised 29 from 23 balls, struck four fours and shared in a crucial stand of 45 off 29 balls for the fourth wicket with Fran Wilson, who contributed 41, as the home side chased down a victory target of 156 with three balls to spare.Esmae MacGregor claimed 3 for 19 to keep Essex in the hunt, but Wellington and Alex Griffiths, required to score 16 runs off the final 17 balls, held their nerve to carry the cider county to their first win of the season at headquarters.Returning from England A duty, Jodi Grewcock top-scored with 45 from 34 balls and shared in a stand of 58 for the third wicket with Cordelia Griffith, who contributed 31, as Essex posted 155 for 5 after being put into bat. The pick of the Somerset bowlers, Wellington returned figures of 1 for 25 from four overs.Deputising for the injured Sophie Luff, stand-in Somerset captain Niamh Holland won the toss, inserted the opposition and watched her bowlers reduce the visitors to 30 for 2 in 4.1 overs. Lauren Winfield-Hill plundered three boundaries in moving effortlessly to 19 from 14 balls, only to be cut down in her pomp by an Olivia Barnes delivery that pinned her in the crease. Three balls later, fellow opener Grace Scrivens followed the former England batter back to the pavilion after pulling a shortish ball from Erin Vukusic to midwicket for 6.Charged with the task of repairing the damage, Griffith and Grewcock advanced the score to 40 for 2 at the end of the powerplay and 66 for 2 at the halfway stage, despite finding boundaries hard to come by. The 50 partnership occupied 45 balls and Griffith, having raised 31 from 29 balls, was beginning to accelerate when she attempted to pull Mollie Robbins to the deep midwicket boundary and succeeded only in finding Griffiths with the score 88 for 3.That was the cue for Grewcock to take centre stage, the England A batter opening her shoulders to harvest three successive fours in an over from Barnes as the fielding side came under real pressure for the first time. Grewcock had made 45 from 34 balls and was eyeing a half-century when she gave the charge to Wellington’s legspin and holed out to Vukusic at long-on.
Essex were 115 for 4 in the 16th over with work still to do as Jo Gardner joined Maddie Penna in the middle. These two staged a useful stand of 40 from 27 balls, Australian Penna scoring 21 at a run a ball and the forthright Gardner 22 from 12 deliveries, to hoist Essex to a competitive total.Somerset required the reassurance of a good start and Bex Odgers and Holland provided exactly that, adding 41 in five overs before the former blotted her copybook and top-edged to short third for 20 off the bowling of Eva Gray. Holland had also scored 20 when she surrendered her wicket in similar fashion next over, skying a catch behind off MacGregor as the home side slipped to 41 for 2.Buoyed by her half-century against Hampshire last time out, Wilson hit the ground running as Somerset passed 50 in the seventh, while debutant Ruby Davis calmed any nerves by straight-hitting Gray for four as the third-wicket partnership began to profit. These two added 46 in 36 balls and were threatening to take the contest by the scruff of the neck when Davis, having raised 19 from 16 balls, attempted to reverse sweep MacGregor and was adjudged lbw with the score 87 for 3 in the 12th.Wellington drove Grewcock down the ground and pulled Sophia Smale for four to serve notice of her intentions, but Abtaha Maqsood and MacGregor kept things tight to push the asking rate above eight. Somerset’s fourth wicket pair took 15 off the 15th, bowled by Smale, at which point they required 35 off the last five.Victory looked to be a formality, only for Wilson to dance down the wicket and lose off stump to MacGregor with 24 needed off 22 balls. Wellington then hit Scrivens to long-on in the final over, but Griffiths and Chloe Skelton saw the job through.
da marjack bet： Manchester United’s need for added attacking reinforcements this summer was evident after only managing to find the net on 44 occasions in the Premier League last season.
da imperador bet： Anthony, Rasmus Hojlund and Marcus Rashford have all departed the Red Devils, freeing up funds for Ruben Amorim to make the additions he wanted this summer.
Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo are two signings who have joined the club, with the latter already opening his account after netting against Burnley last Saturday.
Whilst the duo may have cost the hierarchy around £130m, they do have the Premier League experience needed to help the club avoid a bottom-half finish – just like they did in the 2024/25 campaign.
However, other additions have been made within the final third throughout the off-season, leading to Amorim and the board taking a gamble on one young European talisman.
Benjamin Sesko’s move to join United this summer
A new striker was a huge priority for United this summer, with Benjamin Sesko the man chosen to lead the line for the Red Devils in 2025/26 and beyond.
The hierarchy forked out a deal totalling £73.7m, including add-ons – a figure that is a huge gamble on a player who’s only featured in Europe’s top-five leagues for two seasons.
RB Leipzig's BenjaminSeskocelebrates their second goal scored by Lukas Klostermann
The Slovenian has only made one start for United to date – coming in the Carabao Cup against Grimsby Town – but has been named as a substitute in all three league outings.
As a result of his limited action, the 22-year-old is yet to open his account for the club, but judgement will need to be held on his addition, given his lack of action in recent weeks.
Hopefully, Sesko will get the chance to showcase his talents after the current international break, but he could’ve been aided at the club had the hierarchy kept hold of one talent.
The former United star who would’ve got Sesko firing
As previously mentioned, Cunha and Mbeumo have also been added to the United attacking department – injecting needed goals and assists to the club’s frontline.
Manchester United's Matheus Cunha
The pair combined for 48 combined goal contributions throughout 2024/25, with such a record higher than the Red Devils squad managed as a whole last season.
If they can replicate such numbers, they will make themselves fan-favourites, whilst also providing Sesko with the opportunities he will need to thrive within the final third.
Amorim’s 3-4-2-1 system relies upon two attacking midfielders – the positions Cunha and Mbeumo have featured in – but also two wing-backs, who are tasked with having an impact in forward areas.
Patrick Dorgu currently occupies the role down the left-hand side, but former United star Alvaro Carreras is a player whom the hierarchy may regret selling too prematurely.
Alvaro Carreras for Benfica.
The 22-year-old spent four years at Old Trafford – but failed to make a single senior appearance – being sent on loan spells at the likes of Preston, Granada and Benfica.
It was the Spaniard’s spell at the latter that catapulted him to stardom, with the Portuguese outfit triggering the £5m option in his contract at the end of his loan spell in 2023/24.
His numbers from last season are nothing short of mind-boggling, registering eight combined goals and assists across all competitions – numbers which could’ve handed Sesko the ammunition he’ll need for success in Manchester.
Carreras, who’s been labelled “world-class” by one analyst, also created 1.2 chances per 90 last campaign – completing 23% of the crosses attempted, with the latter aiding the Slovenian’s aerial abilities had the hierarchy kept hold of him.
Alvaro Carreras – stats for Benfica (2024/25)
Statistics (per 90)
Tally
Games played
52
Goals & assists
8
Chances created
1.2
Cross accuracy
23%
Pass accuracy
83%
Dribble success
53%
Tackles won
61%
Recoveries made
5.5
Stats via FotMob
However, despite only joining Benfica a year ago, he secured another transfer in the recent window, this time moving to LaLiga giants Real Madrid in a reported £43m transfer.
Such a transfer has just compounded the Red Devils’ misery over recent years, further highlighting how many mistakes they’ve made in the transfer market, whether that be incomings or outgoings.
FC Barcelona's Lamine Yamal in action with Benfica's Alvaro FernandezCarreras
The prospect of the Spaniard linking up with Sesko in forward areas is something the supporters would’ve loved to see under Amorim – but unfortunately, it’ll always be a case of what could’ve been with their loss, now Madrid’s gain.
Man Utd may regret selling perfect Mainoo replacement for just £500k
Manchester United may have made a mistake in allowing a young star to depart Old Trafford.
Premier League icon Emmanuel Petit has berated Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim for his response to criticism of his struggles at Old Trafford. The Portuguese head coach has blamed the media coverage of his stubborn tactics for the pressure around the club, an excuse the French legend refuses to accept.
Amorim critisices media for Man Utd coverage
Manchester United's rut continues under Amorim, as they struggle to fully implement his three-at-the-back formation in the Premier League. After finishing in the bottom half of the table and missing out on Europe last season, the 2025-26 campaign has not provided much more success so far. As a result, pressure continues to grow around the former Sporting boss and his players, something he has picked up on and used as a reason for the team's struggles this term.
Speaking before the international break – which has Man Utd sitting 10th with just three wins from their opening seven games – Amorim let loose on the impact of the media inside the Red Devils' dressing room. He said: "It’s not the system. It’s the small details, the way we play the game. And I understand what people think, what would be this team in a different system? I don’t know. Maybe this team would win more games. But if we don’t change certain things, we are not going to win titles if we change for 4-3-3 or 4-4-2, and that is my point with the players. Not with you, I don’t want to change your mind, but my players, I guarantee you, they are listening to you, all that opinions, and they are putting that inside because we are not winning games. And they have to believe in me because I watch more games of Manchester than you guys combined."
Petit had spells at both Arsenal and Chelsea during his playing days, and knows exactly what it takes to succeed in the Premier League. He won the Premier League and FA Cup with the Gunners, before heading to Barcelona and then back to England with the Blues. Speaking to Boyle Sports, who offer the latest football betting odds, the Frenchman could not hold back his anger at the words coming out of Amorim's mouth.
He believes that managing a club like Man Utd will always come with pressure and criticism, and that is should never be used as an excuse. The ex-defender said: "That's the first time I've heard a manager use that as an excuse for the failure of his players. Don't be ridiculous. Ruben Amorim is talking absolute nonsense. Your players know what you're saying is absolute nonsense too. How can you say that when you manage for Manchester United? If you are not able to deal with critics when you manage or play for big clubs and are receiving so much money, then change clubs. Don't work with top clubs.
"I read that and thought, ‘Did he seriously say that?’ I've been a player for top clubs with huge expectations. When I was on the pitch, I never tried to find excuses. You just take your own responsibility, be a man. I know I've been very upset with critics, some of what they said was unfair most of the time, but you have to deal with it.
"The beauty of football is that you have your own destiny in your hands, which means you can be on the floor after one game and then be the hero of the next. You can change that situation. You have the power to change it, so just do it."
Take the blame and make the change
Petit also offered up a solution for the struggling Man Utd boss, suggesting he must stop listening to the outside noise, while admitting his methods may not be working and be brave enough to make the change. He added: "Stop focusing on what people are saying in videos from players on social media. Every single player and the manager, all together, should try to change the situation, the environment. There are so many people at Manchester United who are missing the character and personality to change it. Honestly, guys, if you can't do that, just be honest with yourself in the mirror. Say, ‘I'm not able to do that because I'm scared.’ This is it. So be honest and change."
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Things do not get any easier for the Red Devils. This weekend, they return to action in the Premier League, where they face champions Liverpool at Anfield. Should United lose, they could find themselves nine points off the top spot. From a more positive perspective, the club are only four points adrift of the Champions League spots, suggesting their results have fared better than last season. Nonetheless, Amorim is continuing to struggle in the hot seat, and has the eagle eyes of Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS watching over him as the pressure reaches boiling point.
Kagiso Rabada has admitted to testing positive for recreational drug use and serving a provisional suspension, which led to his departure from IPL 2025 on April 3. At the time, Rabada’s team Gujarat Titans said he had returned home to deal with a “significant personal matter,” and did not indicate if or when he would return to India.”ESPNcricinfo understands that Rabada’s transgression took place during the SA20 in January-February this year. He represented MI Cape Town in that tournament. While the exact length of his sanction has not been confirmed, he has since traveled back to India and his return to play is imminent. Rabada has not played a match since March 29.Related
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In statement issued by Rabada through the South African Cricketers’ Association (SACA), Rabada apologised for his actions and recommitted himself to the game.”As has been reported, I recently returned to South Africa from participating in the IPL for personal reasons,” Rabada said in his statement. “This was due to my returning an adverse analytical finding for the use of a recreational drug.”I am deeply sorry to all those that I have let down. I will never take the privilege of playing cricket for granted. This privilege is much larger than me. It goes beyond my personal aspirations.”I am serving a provisional suspension and I am looking forward to returning to the game I love playing.”I couldn’t have gone through this alone. I’d like to thank my agent, CSA, and Gujarat Titans for their support. I’d also like to thank SACA and my legal team for their guidance and counsel. Most importantly I’d like to thank my friends and family for their understanding and love.”Moving forward, this moment will not define me. I will keep doing what I have always done, continuously working hard and playing with passion and devotion to my craft.”SACA have declined to answer questions relating to the matter while the South African Agency for Drug-Free Sport (SAIDS) is expected to release a statement early next week explaining the situation. SAIDS is a signatory to the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), which means that any sanction SAIDS oversees would need to be ratified by WADA.In the last four years, there has only been one instance of an athlete receiving a one-month ban from SAIDS: powerlifter Matt Bekker, who was banned in April 2021 for testing positive for THC, which is found in cannabis. In November last year, New Zealand cricketer Doug Bracewell was effectively banned for a month for cocaine use – a sanction that was reduced from three months after Bracewell satisfactorily completed a treatment program. ESPNcricinfo has established that Rabada’s case is expected to be similar.There are no concerns from sources close to CSA over Rabada missing any more cricket, including the World Test Championship final against Australia in June.
أعلن الاتحاد الإسباني لكرة القدم، اليوم الثلاثاء، إجراء تغيير فيما يخص مباريات بطولة كأس السوبر الإسباني، المزمع إقامتها في المملكة العربية السعودية، مطلع العام الجديد.
وتستضيف السعودية منافسات النسخة المقبلة من كأس السوبر الإسباني، في الفترة بين 8 و12 يناير.
وتشارك 4 فرق في تلك البطولة، وهي، ريال مدريد بصفته بطل الدوري الإسباني، والوصيف برشلونة، إلى جانب بطل ووصيف كأس ملك إسبانيا وهما أتلتيك بلباو وريال مايوركا.
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ويلتقي ريال مدريد مع ريال مايوركا في نصف النهائي، على أن يلتقي برشلونة مع أتلتيك بلباو.
وكان من المفترض أن تُقام مباراة ريال مدريد يوم 8 يناير، على أن يشهد اليوم التالي مباراة برشلونة.
ولكن الاتحاد الإسباني لكرة القدم قرر إجراء تغيير، حيث أصبحت مباراة برشلونة وأتلتيك بلباو يوم الأربعاء 8 يناير، في حين أن لقاء ريال مدريد ومايوركا يوم الخميس 9.