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A partir desta segunda-feira, a Chapecoense, juntamente com as torcidas organizadas do clube, está mais unida do que nunca na campanha de arrecadação de alimento para as famílias que apresentam necessidades durante a pandemia do coronavírus.

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Intitulada de ‘Flechada do Bem’, a ideia é que o torcedor faça doação de alimentos e produtos de higiene para ajudar o próximo. O local para a entrega das doações será a sede da Chape, na antiga secretaria de esportes.

Além do ato de caridade, o torcedor que contribuir, vai receber um cupom que dá o direito de concorrer a nova camisa da Chape.

The new season is about to kickoff and a group of players look set to take it by storm

With the A-League finally set to begin, several stars look ready to make their mark on the competition.

Despite suggestions the league is lacking entertainment, these five players can be backed to get supporters excited this season.

Goal takes a look at the superstar quintet…

Getty Images1Alessandro Diamanti (Western United)

The Italian playmaker was only denied a previous move to Melbourne Victory in 2016 after the FFA deemed him not worthy of their marquee money.

Ironically, Diamanti is now the captain and face of new Melbourne-based franchise Western United.

The 36-year-old will be a delight to watch as he terrorises midfields and defences with his movement and passing.

Expect to see the likes of Besart Berisha and Scott McDonald on the end of some Diamanti magic this season.

AdvertisementPerth Glory2Bruno Fornaroli (Perth Glory)

It's been nearly a full year since Fornaroli has played in the A-League, after being frozen out by his Melbourne City coach Warren Joyce.

The 32-year-old was lethal in front of goal during his first two campaigns at City, scoring 24 goals (2015-16) and 17 (2016-17) before an ankle fracture wiped out his 2017-18 season.

Now at Premiers Perth Glory, under master coach Tony Popovic, Fornaroli will be the number one striker after Andy Keogh packed his bags for the Middle East.

The prospect of Diego Castro, Neil Kilkenny and Chris Ikonomidis feeding balls to the clinical Uruguayan striker is something to look forward to.

Getty Images3Alexander Meier (Western Sydney Wanderers)

Out of the blue and into the red and black. It was a surprise when legendary German striker Meier was unveiled as the new Wanderers centre forward.

German coach Markus Babbel made use of his connections to bring the 36-year-old Down Under as one of the A-League's highest profile recruits.

Meier was the Bundesliga's top scorer in 2014-15 with 19 goals for Eintracht Frankfurt and reached double figures for strikes in two further seasons.

The 196cm striker will be a nightmare for A-League defenders to handle and if the Wanderers can provide good service, expect him to be one of the stars of the competition.

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Getty4Andrew Nabbout (Melbourne Victory)

After a season abroad in Japan, Nabbout has returned to Melbourne Victory – the place where his A-League began in 2013.

Before he left for Urawa Reds, the 26-year-old established himself as one of the stars of the A-League with the Newcastle Jets, scoring 18 goals in 46 matches for the Hunter Valley club.

Nabbout also led the line for the Socceroos at the 2014 World Cup, starting the first two matches before dislocating his shoulder and missing the final group game.

His pre-season at Melbourne Victory has been flawless with regular goals and linking up menacingly with captain Ola Toivonen.

Nabbout looks to be entering this prime of his career and there is a good chance they won't be missing Kosta Barbarouses too much.

Sri Lanka Women captain Chamari Atapattu struck her maiden T20I fifty, effected a run out, and picked up a wicket, to lead her side to a 10-run victory over South Africa Women in Bangalore

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Scorecard and ball-by-ball detailsChamari Atapattu profited from slog sweeps during her first T20 international fifty•IDI/Getty Images

Sri Lanka Women captain Chamari Atapattu willed and rallied her side to a 10-run victory over South Africa Women in Bangalore, in the last league match of the Women’s World T20.Atapattu first stroked her maiden T20 international fifty, which contained five fours and one six, even as her partners floundered. Atapattu then brought herself into the attack in the defence of 114 and her second over resulted in two wickets. She ran to her right from her follow through, collected a wristy push from Trisha Chetty and flung a throw to the keeper to catch Dane van Niekerk short for 24 off 31 balls. Three balls later, Atapattu pinned her opposite number Mignon du Preez plumb in front for a duck, a wicket the Sri Lanka captain identified as the “turning point” at the post match-presentation.Left-arm spinner Sugandika Kumari and left-arm pacer Udeshika Prabodhani backed Atapattu to squeeze South Africa’s middle order. From 50 for 0, South Africa slumped to 102 for 7. Du Preez said: “We had a good start and we lost it in the middle order. We have been struggling with it in the whole tournament. It was also poor execution from us. This is something we need to work on and come back stronger.”Prabodhani speared in full balls and defended 12 off the last over, including taking the wicket of Chloe Tryon for 11 off 10 balls. Though it was just a dead rubber, Sri Lanka toasted the win, and got into a huddle only after wicketkeeper-batsman Dilani Manodara had joined the team from the dug out; Prasadani Weerakkody had taken the gloves in the absence of Manodara.Manodara was pinged on the grille of the helmet when she missed a scoop off her first ball. She scratched around for 4 off 9 balls, before she was bowled by seamer Marcia Letsoalo. Manodara was later sent to the hospital for a scan and it was found that she had no major injuries.Sri Lanka’s middle order folded as well and they managed only 34 for 4 in their last five overs. Atapattu, however, had lifted Sri Lanka with a bevy of muscled slog sweeps. She hit 52 off 49 balls before she was run out by Marizanna Kapp, who was featuring in her 50th T20 international. She picked up two wickets and was complemented by legspinner Suné Luus, who also scalped two wickets. But Attapattu’s act would prove to be too much for South Africa.

There was frustration for all involved as Ireland’s second Twenty20 international against Scotland was washed out without a ball being bowled on Friday

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ScorecardJohn Bracewell has had little opportunity to see what Ireland can do•Getty ImagesThere was frustration for all involved as Ireland’s second Twenty20 international against Scotland was washed out without a ball being bowled on Friday. The abandonment led to a fourth game being added to the series, with the consent of the ICC, to be played at 3.30pm on Saturday.The Bready groundstaff were steadfast in their efforts to try and have the square and outfield fit for play once the rain relented; this series is the first international cricket to be played in the region for over a decade. But once the rain clouds arrived from over the hills, there was inevitability about the outcome. The teams eventually shook hands shortly before 7.30pm local time with the light fading and the prospects of play all but gone.Ireland had made three changes to their side from the one that was comprehensively beaten on Thursday. George Dockrell and Andrew Balbirnie were drafted in alongside Alex Cusack after Scotland captain Preston Mommsen had won the toss and asked the hosts, unsurprisingly, to bat under leaden skies but just as the locals were settling in for a delayed start, the rain returned and put paid to any hopes of action.The lack of match practice in the shortest format will be a concern for John Bracewell, Ireland’s new coach. Thursday’s game was Ireland’s first Twenty20 international since their defeat to Netherlands in the World Twenty20 in Bangladesh more than 12 months ago.Two of Ireland’s three games this summer have now been abandoned – hence the hasty decision to arrange an extra fixture. Saturday is at least forecast to be dry, unlike Sunday for the final instalment of the series.

Mitchell Starc and James Faulkner have revealed how their carefully laid plans to dismantle New Zealand’s batsmen came to fruition

Brydon Coverdale at the MCG29-Mar-2015Mitchell Starc and bowling coach Craig McDermott might have been quoting from the during the innings break of the World Cup final. “I love it when a plan comes together”. The Australians emerged from their loss to New Zealand in Auckland four weeks ago with a few questions, none more so than how to keep Brendon McCullum quiet.At Eden Park, McCullum had faced Starc’s first over of New Zealand’s small chase, and smashed him for 14 runs. In all, he plundered 50 off 24 deliveries to set New Zealand on the path to victory, albeit a path that nearly stopped short of the destination. The prospect of facing New Zealand in a knockout further along in the tournament set Starc and McDermott thinking.Their plans came together when McCullum chose to bat first in the final at the MCG. In the first over, Starc’s 149kph inswinging yorker missed McCullum’s bat and barely the off stump as well. Second ball: McCullum charged Starc, who followed him and again bat was not laid on ball. The third delivery was like the second, only it rattled McCullum’s stumps. The crowd erupted at a defining moment.”We’ve watched him a fair bit through the tournament be pretty destructive,” Starc said. “He’s been a key player for them right from the beginning. He’s been fantastic for the Kiwis to get them off to great starts. I think after that game in New Zealand we had to assess him as we went, because he’s very unpredictable.”Personally, I had a bit of a plan going with Craig McDermott about bowling a decent yorker to him first up. I’m not sure how that first one missed, but lucky that third one hit. There’s a lot of luck involved but just lucky to see that plan came off.”Starc was not surprisingly named Player of the Tournament for his 22 wickets at 10.18 and a remarkable economy rate of 3.50. His form continued in the decider when he collected 2 for 20 from his eight overs after adding Luke Ronchi’s wicket, and McCullum said he had no answers for Starc in the first over of the match.”He was a bit too good for me today, that’s for sure,” McCullum said. “He deserves the Man of the Tournament. He was outstanding bowling at good pace, he swung the ball late, he was incredibly accurate all the way along as well. Sometimes in this game you go in with the best-laid plans and your ideal scenario of how you see the game panning out, but sometimes a guy is just too good for you.”If Starc was too good early, the Player of the Match, James Faulkner was too good late. The other key moment of the match came when the Powerplay began in the 36th over and Faulkner used the first ball of it to catch Ross Taylor’s edge with a slower delivery that ended the 111-run partnership between Taylor and Grant Elliott which had threatened to set up a challenging total. Faulkner struck again two balls later.”I thought at times New Zealand looked like they were going to get away from us,” Faulkner said. “I thought Ross Taylor and Grant Elliot had an exceptional partnership considering what happened at the start, to pull things back for them, but at the end of the day, to bowl them out for 183 was fantastic.”I use [the slower ball] as a change of pace so the batters don’t get set. I bowl in the Powerplays and at the death. If you’re bowling the same ball there’s more chance of you getting hit out of the park. It’s the change-up I use to take wickets and also to change the batters’ swing when they’re trying to hit me to parts of the ground. Sometimes it doesn’t come out as good as what I wanted but today it came out okay and I used it half a dozen times.”It was that kind of day for Australia, a day when all their plans came together.

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O estafe do volante Guilherme Nunes marcou uma reunião com o Santos nesta semana para definir o futuro do jogador. Ele estava atuando no Brasileiro de Aspirantes, porém o Peixe foi eliminado na última quinta-feira.

A reunião acontecerá pois os agentes querem saber da intenção da diretoria santista com Guilherme já para 2020. O técnico Jorge Sampaoli não deve utilizá-lo na equipe profissional até o fim do ano.

Em uma outra reunião, os representantes ouviram da diretoria que o atleta poderia receber oportunidades no próximo ano. Na ocasião, o Santos não queria liberá-lo em definitivo.

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O jogador não recebeu propostas do futebol espanhol e português. A janela fechou na última segunda-feira. Ele deve seguir treinando em separado com Matheus Ribeiro e Alan Cardoso.

Atualmente o volante só pode se transferir para equipes do Brasil. Neste ano, o atleta recebeu propostas de Atlético-GO, Coritiba, Figueirense e Ponte Preta. Entretanto, o estafe de Guilherme Nunes acha difícil uma negociação ainda nesta temporada.

Guilherme Nunes subiu ao profissional do Santos no início de 2018 e disputou seis jogos até o momento. Ele tem contrato com o Peixe até abril de 2023.

* Sob supervisão de Vinícius Perazzini

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Desde que foi apresentado no Ninho do Urubu, ainda em junho, Jorge Jesus deixou claro que deseja um Flamengo intenso em campo, com e sem a bola. Após oito jogos sob o comando do português em 25 dias, o time apresenta algumas das características pedidas pelo treinador, mas o Fla vem sendo contestado pelas mudanças que apresenta dentro de uma mesma partida.

Em média, o Flamengo tem menor posse de bola, troca menos passes e finaliza menos no segundo tempo em comparação aos primeiros 45 minutos. A equipe, por outro lado, sofre menos gols e desarma mais vezes os adversários na etapa final, mostram os números do Rubro-Negro deste período pós-Copa América.

Para Arrascaeta, as explicações para a oscilação do time dentro de um jogo vão além do cansaço. Passam, por exemplo, pelo pouco tempo disponível para treinos e pela qualidade dos rivais na Libertadores, Copa do Brasil e Brasileirão.

– Nosso time entra para tentar sufocar os rivais, implementar muita intensidade no jogo. A gente está querendo entender a ideia do Jorge (Jesus), tem jogo que não dará para estar 100% pegando os caras lá em cima. Rival joga também,são qualificados. Agora, com a semana cheia, podemos planificar melhor o jogo do Grêmio – disse Arrascaeta, projetando a partida deste sábado, no Maracanã.

O LANCE!, via Footstats, levantou o número da posse de bola, desarmes, gols, passes e finalizações do Flamengo nas etapas iniciais e finais das oito partidas após a Copa América. Confira os detalhes e a média em cada quesito abaixo.

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Jorge Jesus também já respondeu sobre o comportamento do Flamengo dentro dos jogos. O treinador foi mais incisivo e afirmou que uma equipe só mantém a intensidade alta, com posse de bola e postura agressiva – como a equipe fez na etapa inicial contra o Emelec, no Maracanã – por 90 minutos no PlaySation.

– É impossível uma equipe jogar como o Flamengo fez por 45 minutos, quando o Emelec não fez um arremate. Foram 70% de posse de bola, como que você quer que uma equipe seja, no Brasil, China ou Europa, como o Flamengo foi por 105 metros pressionando o portador da bola e chegue na segunda parte com a mesma intensidade? Sabe onde isso acontece? No PlayStation – disse o técnico, em entrevista após a classificação nos pênaltis, no dia 31 de julho.

A estreia de Jorge Jesus no comando do Flamengo completará no sábado, quando o Rubro-Negro recebe o Grêmio pela 14ª rodada do Brasileirão. O português classificou o time para as quartas de final da Libertadores – fase a qual o clube não alcançava desde 2010 -, caiu nos pênaltis para o Athleitco, nas quartas da Copa do Brasil, e está em terceiro lugar da tabela do Brasileiro.

Bahia 3×0 Flamengo
1ºT: 61,58% – 219 passes; 6 finalizações; 11 desarmes; 3 gols sofridos
2ºT: 66,39%; 332 passes; 6 finalizações; 10 desarmes

Flamengo 2×0 Emelec
1ºT: 65,99%; 214 passes; 10 finalizações; 9 desarmes; 2 gols feitos
2ºT: 64,99%; 232 passes; 4 finalizações; 11 desarmes

Flamengo 3×2 Botafogo
1ºT: 61,62%; 245 passes; 7 finalizações; 9 desarmes; 1 gol feito (1 gol sofrido)
2ºT: 53,48%; 203 passes; 5 finalizações; 10 desarmes; 2 gols feitos (1 gol sofrido)

Emelec 2×0 Flamengo
1ºT: 69,66%; 257 passes; 6 finalizações; 4 desarmes; 1 gol sofrido
2ºT: 62,70%; 206 passes; 6 finalizações; 7 desarmes; 1 gol sofrido

Corinthians 1×1 Flamengo
1ºT: 57,20%; 206 passes; 3 finalizações; 9 desarmes
2ºT: 54,39%; 171 passes; 2 finalizações; 6 desarmes; 1 gol feito (1 gol sofrido)

Flamengo 1×1 Athletico
1ºT: 53,82%; 211 passes; 4 finalizações; 10 desarmes
2ºT: 42,67%; 191 passes; 6 finalizações; 6 desarmes; 1 gol feito (1 gol sofrido)

Flamengo 6×1 Goiás
1ºT: 68,28%; 268 passes; 12 finalizações; 8 desarmes; 4 gols feitos (1 gol sofrido)
2ºT: 65,90%; 269 passes; 16 finalizações; 9 desarmes; 2 gols feitos

Athletico 1×1 Flamengo
1ºT: 42,75%; 186 passes; 4 finalizações; 6 desarmes
2ºT: 40,85%; 115 passes; 6 finalizações; 7 desarmes; 1 gol feito (1 gol sofrido)

Média do Flamengo nos oitos jogos após a Copa América:
1ºT: 60,11%; 225,75 passes; 6,50 finalizações; 7 desarmes; 0,875 gol feito (7) / 0,75 gol sofrido (6)
2ºT: 56,42%; 214,87 passes; 6,37 finalizações; 8,25 desarmes; 0,875 gol feito (7) / 0,625 gol sofrido (5)

Alastair Cook has hailed James Anderson as “the most skilful bowler in the world” and the best “England have ever produced”.Anderson comes into the fifth Test of the Investec series against India requiring just seven more wickets to equal Ian Botham’s England record of 383. Cook, the England captain, admitted that Anderson might not have the pace of South Africa’s Dale Steyn but suggested his ability to swing the ball both ways rendered him almost as dangerous.”He is the most skilful bowler in the world,” Cook said. “There have been some very good bowlers I’ve played with but, for pure out-and-out skill, there is no doubt. He is the best bowler England have ever produced.”No disrespect to Dale Steyn, but the way Jimmy can swing the ball both ways – I don’t think Dale can do that quite as well as Jimmy but Dale has the advantage of being able to bowl quicker. Dale has been the No. 1 bowler in the world for quite a long time in terms of the number of wickets he takes. He always picks up wickets. And those two are in the same class.”Anderson will soon be the leading wicket taker in Test matches for England. That is quite a glowing reference. It’s an amazing achievement. If he does it in this game, it will mean England are in a very strong position.”You saw his guts and determination last week at Manchester when he was bowling when he wasn’t very well. That was extraordinary. That pretty much tells me, tells everyone, what a bloke he is and to back it up with his talent and skill means he is a very fine bowler.”Cook also confirmed that Stuart Broad would play despite sustaining a broken nose during the Manchester game.”We think he’s going to be absolutely fine,” Cook said. “You don’t get a partnership like he and Jimmy Anderson have had without being a world-class bowler. They’ve taken over 500 wickets together. Any captain would want those two in the team if possible, so it’s great news for us as a team that Broady has come through that blow.”

كشفت تقارير صحفية ألمانية، عن مفاجأة بشأن مستقبل الفرنسي أنتوني موديست المرشح للانضمام إلى فريق كرة القدم الأول بالنادي الأهلي خلال فترة الانتقالات الصيفية.

صاحب الـ35 عامًا، على أعتاب الانضمام إلى الأهلي خلال فترة الانتقالات الصيفية الجارية لتدعيم هجوم بطل إفريقيا في الموسم الجديد.

طالع أيضًا.. أوكلاند سيتي لـ بطولات: الفارق الاقتصادي كبير بيننا وبين الأهلي واتحاد جدة.. ولكن

اللاعب اكد أنه على تواصل مع الأهلي، وكل الأمور تشير إلى أنه في الطريق إلى القاهرة من أجل الفحوصات الطبية ومن ثم الإعلان الرسمي عن الصفقة.

صحيفة “Spox” الألمانية، أشارت إلى أن لاعب بوروسيا دورتموند السابق، لا يزال ينتظر عرضًا من الدوري الألماني لرغبته في البقاء داخل أوروبا.

وحتى الآن لم يتم حسم الأمور رسميًا مع الأهلي، والسبب في ذلك أنه لا يزال يأمل في الحصول على عرض من الدوري الألماني تحديدًا، خاصة بعد انسحاب إنتراخت فرانكفورت من الصراع على ضمه.

اللاعب الذي انتهى عقده في يونيو الماضي مع بوروسيا دورتموند، لعب في البوندزليجا مع كولن وهوفنهايم من قبل.

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O Maracanã viveu uma noite mágica. Em menos de 15 minutos, o Fluminense vencia o Atlético Nacional por 3 a 0, pela Copa Sul-Americana. A partida, que terminou com uma vitória tricolor por 4 a 1, coloca os brasileiros em vantagem por uma vaga nas oitavas do torneio. Após o duelo, Hernán Barcos, autor do gol dos colombianos, afirmou que não esperava este início de partida.

– Foi muito rápido, a gente não esperava um tão jogo assim. Em menos de três minutos eles fizeram um gol. Isso choca, tivemos que começar do zero, tentamos ajeitar o time, mas eles foram lá e fizeram outros. Três gols em 12 minutos. Depois disso nós tentamos reverter, saímos para o ataque, fizemos um, mas tomamos outro. Nós demos muita facilidade para o Fluminense – afirmou.

A decisão da vaga para as oitavas de final será decidida na próxima quarta-feira, no Atanasio Girardot, na Colômbia. Por conta da regra do gol qualificado fora de casa, o Atlético Nacional precisa vencer por 3 a 0 para se classificar. Hernán Barcos analisou como a equipe estrangeira deve entrar em campo.

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– Temos 90 minutos em casa, a gente tem confiança para reverter essa situação. Vamos tentar pelo menos ganhar o jogo, fazer três gols é uma coisa muito complicada em um rival como o Fluminense. Temos que entrar com atitude, vontade de ganhar e ordem, porque não podemos tomar mais gols. É muito importante atacar com cuidado porque o Fluminense é perigoso – analisou.

O dono da noite foi João Pedro. Com três gols e uma assistência, o camisa 23 liderou o Fluminense rumo a goleada. Barcos afirmou que havia acompanhado o atacante em outras ocasiões e elogiou o jovem.

– Eu sempre acompanho o futebol brasileiro. Vi que ele tinha entrado no último jogo, vem bem e ele é um guri muito bom, possui qualidade. Quando o time está encaixado as coisas ficam mais fáceis. Ele está de parabéns, fez um grande jogo – completou.