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Нина Зотина / Sputnik Ronaldo and Ramos face to face in the site "Sochi" .. World Cup Russia 2018 Portugal and Spain have unveiled their starting lineup for the match, which will be held on Friday at 21:00 Moscow and Makkah time in the 2018 World Cup. The Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo will lead his country in this important match against the Spanish side, led by Real Madrid defender Sergio Ramos. The Portuguese coach, Fernando Santos, chose the following basic lineup: Portugal João Moutinho: "Nunca escondemos que somos candidatos. Somos campeeses da Europa, mas isso não nos dá favoritismo" #ConquistaOSonho #PORESP #WorldCup pic.twitter.com/rC0vPq2aLi Portugal  Este é o nostso 11 escolhido por Fernando Santos para o jogo de hoje. #ConquistaOSonho #PORESP #WorldCup pic.twitter.com/F8bkTwCJLc Selección Española de Fútbol  ⚠ Este es el XI de @selecaoportugal al que nos medimos en tan solo 55 minutos. ¡RECUÉRDALO! A las 20h. (penísula y Baleares), en @te

JEKESAI NJIKIZANA / AFP Abou Treika commenting on Egypt's loss against Uruguay The Egyptian star retired Mohammed Abu Trika described the loss of his country, the meeting that gathered with his Uruguayan counterpart today, in the World Cup Russia 2018, painful. "A great effort and a great spirit, a painful loss, but a game that ended, we think now about the next game, guys," said Abu Trika, who is on his official account in Twitter. "Egypt's team is honorable, they did not stop, we continued with you." Mohammad Abu Traikah  A great effort and a great loss painful but a match and ended thinking now in the next game, O men .. Egypt's elected Musharraf did not shorten we continued with you The Egyptian team suffered a severe loss to Uruguay with one goal, scored by Jose Maria Jimenez, in the last minute (90) of the game in the first group. Source: Twitter

"Morocco lose to Iran in the World Cup with the aim of "killer The Moroccan team suffered its first defeat at the World Cup in Russia, after losing today, against his Iranian counterpart with a goal without a reply. Moroccan striker Aziz Bouhadouz scored the only goal in the game, by mistake in the goal of his team, in the fifth minute of the time calculated rather than lost. Iran won 3 points in a 3-0 win over Group B, which will be held later in the day between Spain and Portugal. On the other hand, Morocco's task was complicated by this defeat, in the competition for one of the qualified centers to the second round. The Atlas Lions will face Portugal in the next round, ending their group matches against Spain. It should be noted that the goal scored by Bohdoz in the net against his country, is the first goal scored "friendly fire" in the World Cup Russia. Source: RT

The first comment by the Saudi Crown Prince on the loss of his country Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said before attending his country's and Russia's (0-5) match at the opening of the 2018 World Cup that he was "often or wrongly" with his team. "The Crown Prince, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense, responded to those who told him before attending the match about the possibility of the loss by saying:" I am with our team often or wrongly, "said the adviser at the Royal Court, the Center for Studies and Information Affairs, Saud al-Qahtani. Al-Qahtani said in his talk about the match: "Our loss is painful ... The anger of the fans who love the green is rational and justified, and exploiting it from the enemies to incite, rage and settle accounts is understandable and predictable. The real is a sporting future that suits our country and its place. " He added: "It is sad that Prince Mohammed bin Salman attended the m

As jubilation filled the streets of Moscow, following the Russia’s 5-0 victory over Saudi Arabia, Jose Mourinho sounded a note of caution, while Peter Schmeichel said the margin of victory represented a “fair result.” “Before the match we were speaking about Russians being pessimistic,”  said Mourinho, RT’s World Cup expert, in reference to the muted coverage of the national  team before the opening match. And after one game you don’t have a reason to be super optimistic. Be happy, it’s a good victory and a good score, and goals might be important for goal difference, but take into account that the Saudi team was disappointing.” Egypt is better than Saudi Arabia, and Uruguay is better than Egypt,”  the Manchester United manager said in reference to the next Group A opponents Russia will face. Another RT expert, Denmark goalkeeping legend Peter Schmeichel, praised himself for predicting that the score could end up being 5-0 at half time, when Russia was leading only by two

Labour Wants Football Fans To Be Allowed To Watch World Cup At Work The tournament kicks off in Russia today. By Jasmin Gray our has backed calls for football fans to be allowed to watch matches at work during the World Cup.  The Trade Union Congress (TUC) called on employers to be as flexible as possible with staff during the month-long tournament, allowing them to work from home or move their shifts to accommodate big games.  Describing the World Cup as a “landmark sporting event”, TUC general secretary Frances O’Grady said millions of workers around the UK would want to cheer on their national teams.  “Tournaments like this can be a great for building camaraderie at work, with colleagues running sweepstakes and spending time together,” she said, adding that bosses should try their best to avoid scoring “an own goal” with staff.  Shadow sports minister Rosena Allin-Khan echoed the organisation. She said: “As a nation, we’re proud to cheer on England in the World Cup and we

?World Cup Russia 2018. Do you increase the red cards A recent study found that soccer referees who use slow motion are the most likely to show red cards. The study came days before the launch of video remodeling technology, dubbed "Video Assisting Rule" (VAR), at the 2018 World Cup. FIFA has officially approved the use of the system at the 2018 World Cup, which begins on Thursday (June 14th). However, the study suggests that soccer referees will apply their sentences more intensely when they watch the slow motion, compared to real time, because the replay videos make the viewer look more violent. Under the VAR system, 4 types of cases can be reviewed: goals, the possibility of an offense, penalty decisions, red card decisions, and the wrong identification of a red or yellow card. The referee will draw a rectangle in the air with the index finger to recreate the scene on the screen. A team of 4 researchers from the University of Leuven in Belgium will follow the respon

Jose Mourinho predicts World Cup quarter-final heartache for England against Brazil Jose Mourinho has predicted a mouthwatering World Cup quarter-final clash between England and Brazil, although the Manchester United boss believes the match-up will end in more heartache for the Three Lions. The Portuguese managerial mastermind revealed who he thinks is destined for knockout stage glory this summer in Russia, as part of RT’s exclusive #MatchMourinho predictions playoff.     Mourinho has foreseen a repeat of the memorable Brazil versus England quarter-final in 2002, when Ronaldinho’s stunning 40-yard free-kick helped the Samba Boys to a 2-1 victory in Japan. Double Champions League winner Mourinho earlier predicted that England would emerge from their World Cup group as winners – setting up a predicted match with Poland in the last 16. The Portuguese believes Gareth Southgate’s men would prevail in that clash – but would see their World Cup dreams dashed in the next round against

Argentine FM: Threats to Soccer Team for Game in Israel Worse than Those from ISIS The friendly soccer match between Argentina’s and Israel’s national soccer teams scheduled in Jerusalem was cancelled, after Argentine players received greater threats than those previously made by ISIS, the Argentine Foreign Minister said during an interview with Radio Mitre,   La Agencia Judia de Noticias   reported   Wednesday (Spanish link). The foreign minister, Jorge Faurie, lamented the cancellation and said the players were uncomfortable about traveling to Israel due to a series of threats they received on themselves and their families from supporter of the boycott movement. On Tuesday, protesters outside the Barcelona training facility—where the Argentine national soccer team has been practicing for the FIFA World Cup—held Argentinian soccer jerseys stained with red paint resembling blood. Israeli Sports and Culture Minister Miri Regev  said  on Wednesday that players had receive

Minister: Death threats caused Argentina to cancel soccer match in Jerusalem “It’s not Jerusalem or Haifa. It’s not BDS. These are real threats,” Minister of Sports and Culture Miri Regev declared. Culture Minister Miri Regev accused the Palestinians of using the threat of terror to push Argentina to cancel the its planned exhibition game in Israel, comparing the sequence of events to the 1972 massacre of Israelis at the Munich Olympics. “This is the same terrorism that led to the murder of 11 athletes in Munich,” Regev said at a press conference Wednesday evening. “This is not BDS, but a terrorist incident that intimidates the athletes themselves.” Regev’s statements jibed with conclusions reached by the Israeli Embassy in Argentina, which announced that the match was canceled due to “threats and provocations” against Messi. Argentine media concurred, reporting on a series of threats made against Messi and his spouse. She also slammed opposition members who blamed her for the c

Kaiti Perras’ love of dance making it possible for others to follow their dreams  By Jill Croteau Reporter Global News  Kaiti Perras “It’s amazing. It’s everything we wanted it to be. That’s what she wanted — to make a difference and use her love of dance and that’s exactly what it’s done. It’s perfect.” That’s the sentiment from the grieving mother of Kaiti Perras. Shannon Miller was so moved a scholarship she and other family members created in her daughter’s memory is doing everything they intended it to do. The 23-year-old lost her life in April 2014. Perras, along with Josh Hunter, Zackariah Rathwell, Lawrence Hong and Jordan Segura, were murdered at an end-of-the-year university party. In honour of Perras, an accomplished dancer, a scholarship fund was created. The purpose of the fund is to introduce students to the beauty of dance in Calgary schools. “Before she died, that’s what she wanted to do… teach and bring the love of dance to students who never considered it

Arab participation in the largest international sporting event in the history of Israel The second race race began on Friday, with its importance in the world, and the first in Israel's history, from Jerusalem for 3 days. The Israeli observers highlight the contestants from the UAE and Bahrain From today, for 3 days, Israel is hosting an international sports event, the largest in its history, the second most important race in the world, the Jiro de Italy race. As the world turns to Israel to follow the great sporting event that started today from the city Jerusalem, the Israelis are following the delegations representing two Arab states, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates. The event was followed by pictures of the eminent UAE and Bahrain scientists who were raised in Jerusalem on Thursday during the ceremony. Others took photographs of contestants representing the two countries riding their bicycles in Jerusalem. "Normalization has become more tangible than ever,"

In Defense of Bowling Alone There's something exquisite about solitude, away from the din of voices and social media. By  CHRIS R. MORGAN  •  April 26, 2018 RawPixel.com/Shutterstock Most people are either deeply embarrassed about sharing their political views when asked, or suspiciously overeager. If there’s a perfect way to assess just how America is divided, this is it. Ideological and even partisan allegiances are no longer the indicators they once were. Ours is a great Age of Idiosyncrasy. We are all unique; we are all cranks. Some of us are just more vocal about it than others. I suppose it begrudges the keepers of this cultural moment to hear that I am a centrist remnant. I don’t care to know what one’s slant on the world is, and some views are just too strongly held to be disclosed over Shake Shack. So whenever I’m asked about my own views, I’ve fashioned an answer that hews as much to economy as it does to the truth: “I believe in bowling alone.” I have ne

La Renaissance de Berkane a validé son ticket pour la phase de groupes de la Coupe de la confédération africaine de football, après sa victoire, à domicile, par 2 buts à 0 face aux Sénégalais de Génération foot, en match comptant pour les 2ème 1/16è de finale, disputé mercredi soir. Le premier but des Marocains a été inscrit par Mohamed Aziz à la 34ème minute du jeu. Un but contre son propre camp de Konté (75è) a permis aux Berkanis de doubler la mise et d'arracher le billet qualificatif à la phase de poules. Au match aller, la RSB avait perdu par 3 buts à 1 devant l’équipe sénégalaise au stade Léopold Sédar Senghor à Dakar. La RSB avait ouvert la marque dès la 37è minute de jeu par Ayoub El Kaabi, avant qu'Amadou Dia ne signe un triplé en faveur des siens (50, 59è et 63è).

Egyptian Pharaoh who charms the Israelis Despite the religious narrative of the Exodus of the Israelites from Egypt during the rule of the Pharaohs in these days in Israel, the number of fans of the Egyptian star, Mohammed Salah, nicknamed the "Egyptian Pharaoh", is increasing day by day An observer of sports sites in Israel can not ignore the number of articles and words of praise that Israeli sports analysts and Liverpool fans in Israel are fond of on the Egyptian football scene, Mohammed Salah. After Liverpool's great victory on Wednesday in the Champions League for Manchester City, thanks to a great performance by the Egyptian midfielder, analysts wrote that the Premier League title must go to Egypt. The social networking pages were filled with encouraging comments from Egyptian Pharaoh. Ever since Chelsea starred in Liverpool after a poor season at Chelsea, Israeli players have not ceased to praise the player who has become a global phenomenon thanks to a fantas

https://ift.tt/eA8V8J March 31, 2018 (Reuters) – American Sloane Stephens kept intact her streak of never having lost a final as she defeated Latvia’s Jelena Ostapenko 7-6(5) 6-1 to claim the Miami Open title on Saturday. After a tense first set, the U.S. Open champion reeled off six consecutive games in the second to stop the French Open winner and claim her first Miami title after a slow start to the season. “I wasn’t expecting a title here or anywhere really, I just wanted to make sure I got my game back where I wanted it to be,” Florida native Stephens said in a courtside interview after extending her record in finals to 6-0. The crowd favorite had just six winners to 25 for Ostapenko, but 48 unforced errors by the Latvian and Stephens’ relentless defense were the difference. The men’s title will be decided on Sunday with American John Isner going for the biggest win of his career against Germany’s Alexander Zverev. (Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, Nor

(Reuters) – World number one Roger Federer suffered a shock 3-6 6-3 7-6(4) defeat by Australian Thanasi Kokkinakis in the Miami Open second round on Saturday. It was the second loss in six days for the Swiss champion, who was beaten by Juan Martin del Potro in the Indian Wells final and is set to lose his top ranking to Rafa Nadal even though the Spaniard is not playing in Miami. Kokkinakis, ranked 175th in the world, used a vicious top-spin forehand to wear down the defending champion and claim an upset victory in front of a stunned near-capacity crowd. Kokkinakis, 21, born in Australia to Greek parents, only got into the Miami qualifiers on a wildcard but he displayed the talent that has long had him earmarked as one to watch, improving the longer the match progressed. Federer looked to be taking care of business as usual when he broke Kokkinakis in the fourth game of the opening set. There were few danger signs for 20-times grand slam champion Federer until he was brok

HOUSTON —  A grand jury has  indicted  Philadelphia Eagles player Michael Bennett for allegedly injuring a 66-year-old paraplegic woman when he tried to get onto the field at  last year’s Super Bowl  to celebrate with his brother, Martellus Bennett. Michael Bennett, a three-time Pro Bowl defensive end, was indicted on one felony count of injury to the elderly, the Harris County District Attorney’s Office announced Friday. The charge carries a penalty of up to 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Authorities said Bennett, 32, was a spectator at the game in Houston when he tried to get onto the field immediately after the game to see his brother, a tight end for the Patriots at the time. Prosecutors said he pushed through security personnel, including a 66-year-old disabled woman who had told him to use a different entrance to access the field. Medical records show that the woman suffered a sprained shoulder, police said. CBS affiliate KHOU reports  that the injured worker has

Qatar: The countries of the blockade asked us to give up hosting the 2022 World Cup in exchange for lifting the sanctions Rifat Suleiman Qatar's Attorney-General Ali bin Fattis Al-Marri said Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt had asked Qatar to abandon the organization of the 2022 World Cup in return for lifting the "siege" imposed on it. "They asked us to abandon the World Cup to lift the siege on Qatar," Al Marri said in an interview with the Spanish newspaper ABC. "The general in charge of the UAE Police Department has repeated this. Its readiness to find a solution and lift the embargo on it, it must cancel the issue of hosting the World Cup games in 2022. " "I do not see any other political justification that could force them to impose this siege except their sense of envy," he said. "Why do Qataris have more freedoms than in their own countries? Why are they richer, while Saudi Arabia has more wealth? Q

رئيس ناد يقتحم الملعب بمسدس مهددا الحكم بعد إلغاء هدف 12 MARCH 2018 A club president enters the stadium with a pistol threatening the referee after a goal is canceled The referee of the 26th round of the Greek league between Paouk Saloniki and AEK Athens was suspended in the 90th minute after riots in which the club's head was "armed" to threaten the referee. The result was a draw between AEK, 55, and third-placed Pauk, with 50 points, until the winner scored a goal in the last minute of the match. But the rule of the meeting canceled the goal because of the passage of the ball between the feet of an infiltrator player, what was the president of the club and the club and some of his companions and guards only entered the stadium and threatened the referee. Savides took off his coat in the midst of the riots, revealing a personal weapon hanging on his side. The referee had to suspend the meeting after the chaos in the stadium without