يستعد منتخب تونس لمواجهة نظيره سوريا، في دور المجموعات من بطولة كأس العرب قطر 2025.
وتنطلق بطولة كأس العرب اليوم الإثنين وتستمر حتى 18 من شهر ديسمبر الجاري في الأراضي القطرية الدوحة.
ويقع تونس في المجموعة الأولى في مجموعات كأس العرب رفقة منتخبات قطر وسوريا وفلسطين.
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يذكر، أن هذه النسخة هي الثالثة في تاريخ البطولة، حيث سبق وأقيمت بطولة كأس العرب في موسمي 1998، و2021.
ومن المقرر ان يلتقي منتخب تونس نظيره تونس، في الجولة الأولى من المجموعة الأولى من بطولة كأس العرب. موعد مباراة تونس وسوريا اليوم في كأس العرب
وسيواجه منتخب تونس نظيره منتخب سوريا، في تمام الساعة الثالثة عصر اليوم الإثنين بتوقيت القاهرة، والرابعة بتوقيت السعودية والثانية ظهرًا بتوقيت تونس والرابعة بتوقيت سوريا على ملعب أحمد بن علي. القنوات الناقلة لمباراة تونس وسوريا
وسوف تذاع مباراة منتخب تونس أمام نظيره سوريا، على قناة beinsportshd، وbein xtra 1، وقناة الكأس 2، وقناة أبو ظبي الرياضية وقناة دبي الرياضية. معلق مباراة تونس وسوريا في كأس العرب
وأعلنت قناة الكأس القطرية عن إسناد مباراة تونس وسوريا إلى الثنائي خالد الغول وسعود الحريري للتعليق على المباراة.
ويُمكنكم متابعة أحداث مباريات اليوم لحظة بلحظة من مركز المباريات من هنـــا
On a day when Australia posted their joint-highest ODI total, of 412, Smriti Mandhana gave India a strong chance to chase it down with a 63-ball 125. Her 50-ball hundred was the second-fastest in all Women’s ODIs.Captain Harmanpreet Kaur and Deepti Sharma made half-centuries from No. 4 and 5, but the chase eventually fizzled out, with India bowled out for 369. India lost the three-match series 2-1.Related
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Mandhana, who also scored a match-winning century in the second ODI and finished the series as its highest run-getter (300 runs), did not feel she was under too much pressure to do the heavy lifting at the top of the order, and rejected the idea that India’s batting line-up is overdependent on her.”Everyone [in the Indian side] is a match-winner – not only [the] 11 but all the 15 who are part of the team are match-winners,” Mandhana said. “I never look at anyone thinking that they are adding any pressure on me or anyone, for that case.”Secondly I have a huge belief in the whole team, that from any point we can still win the match. That is never going to change with one or two results. If you see in the last 12-odd months we’ve got 300 or 300-plus even when I’ve got out so that doesn’t really say anything about the batting reliance on anyone. Pratika [Rawal], Harleen [Deol], Jemimah [Rodrigues], Harman, everyone’s got a hundred in the last 12 months.”‘Not only [the] 11 but all the 15 who are part of the team are match-winners’•Getty Images
Mandhana, India’s vice-captain, pointed to fielding as an area India will look to work on heading into the upcoming World Cup. India were sloppy on the field throughout the three ODIs, dropping as many as 15 catches.”Australia is a great opposition to test ourselves [against] in terms of where we are lacking,” Mandhana said. “[…] It was a good series in terms of understanding our strengths and where we are lacking. There’s a lot of difference [between the teams] in the fielding. Fielding part is one thing which as a team we are on a rise but we also feel there are days where we look like a [good] fielding side and there are days where we don’t.”That’s about how we find the consistency in the team in terms of fielding as a unit and not individual brilliance, but fielding together as a team. That’s one thing which we thought we have to address before the World Cup. Otherwise, for everyone, it was just about [getting] the feel of the Indian conditions and how we really want to go forward.”The biggest positive from the series for India, according to Mandhana, was the “willingness” shown by the younger players to improve themselves.”The series was not like it was going to make us believe that we’ll win the World Cup. That belief is always there,” Mandhana said. “This series is just for us in terms of understanding what is going right and what’s going wrong because Australia is the best opposition to test it out [against].”We’ve had a great 12 months at home but we did not play Australia at home in the last 12 months. [We have taken back] a lot of positives, a lot of things in terms of what we want to work on. As long as that willingness to work hard is there, I feel the battle will be won. I see that a lot in the girls – that willingness to win, the willingness to learn and the willingness to grow. It’s a young team but the will level is very high.”
Kool and the Gang's "Celebration" blared over the Oakland Coliseum speakers one last time on Thursday afternoon, as the Athletics defeated the Texas Rangers 3–2 in their final home game in Oakland.
Shortly after closer Mason Miller slammed the door on the Rangers in the ninth inning, A's manager Mark Kotsay walked on the field and grabbed a microphone to deliver a speech to the sellout crowd of 46,889 fans.
"There are no better fans than you guys," Kotsay said. "Thank you all for loving the game of baseball. Thank you for your lifelong support of the Oakland A's."
Kotsay then led the crowd on one final "Let's go Oakland" chant at the Coliseum. Many A's fans were seen getting emotional in the stands on the NBC Sports California broadcast.
The A's spent 57 years playing in the Oakland Coliseum after arriving in the Bay Area in 1968. They won four World Series championships—including three straight from 1972 to '74—and won 17 AL West division titles, most recently in 2020.
The franchise will now play the next three seasons in Sacramento at Sutter Health Park, the home of the Triple-A Sacramento River Cats. Owner John Fisher aims to move the franchise to Las Vegas by the 2028 season, although it's worth noting no shovels have hit the dirt yet in Southern Nevada on the proposed $1.5 billion ballpark.
Dorival Júnior comparou as características de James Rodríguez a Arrascaeta, do Flamengo. O treinador também explicou que, em termos de participação no elenco do São Paulo, o colombiano está apresentando uma boa evolução e ‘se sentindo bem’.
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Sobre a comparação com Arrascaeta, Dorival justificou dizendo que ‘teoricamente falando’, não teria porque não usá-lo. Vindo como um reforço em julho, James Rodríguez esteve presente em nove jogos até o momento. Para o treinador, é preciso ter paciência, uma vez que o jogador ‘ficou muito tempo sem jogar’. Antes de chegar ao Tricolor, James não entrava em campo desde maio.
– James Rodríguez tem as características do Arrascaeta, teoricamente falando. Não tem por que não usá-lo. Participação ele vem melhorando, James ficou muito tempo afastado de partidas, temos que ter paciência. Ele próprio está tentando que vai ser importante em determinado momento – disse Dorival Júnior em entrevista ao programa ‘Bola da Vez’.
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Segundo Dorival Júnior, pelo nível que o atleta apresente, é normal que ele queira mais espaço. Mas acompanhando o dia a dia, o técnico disse que é notável que ele está encaminhando para conquistar. Entretanto, o treinador afirmou que não existem tratamentos diferentes no elenco.
– É natural um jogador desse nível quer jogar a todo instante. Ele se sentindo bem quer estar participando. Mas a mesma lealdade que uso com o James, uso com o garoto da base. Tem o seu momento, vai chegar – concluiu.
In an early blow for the next Rangers manager, one Ibrox star has been handed an exit route to a major European club as soon as the January transfer window opens.
Rangers take key step in manager hunt
It’s been a busy week for Rangers. The Gers brought an end to Russell Martin’s tenure after his side were held to a 1-1 draw by Falkirk in the Scottish Premiership and the full focus has been on their next manager ever since.
A number of names have been mentioned, including Hearts boss Derek McInnes, but Steven Gerrard has remained the favourite. Now, according to Fabrizio Romano, positive talks have been held with the Liverpool legend about a return to Ibrox for the first time since he left for Aston Villa in 2021.
If Rio Ferdinand’s verdict is anything to go by then Gerrard will be delighted to have received the call from the 49ers. The Manchester United legend, who recently interviewed his former rival, told talkSPORT: “I have to say when I interviewed him, he left me in no uncertain terms that he wants to be a manager and he’s got full confidence in doing that.
“He’s itching to get back in now. He never said this to me, but I personally think just the energy that I felt in that room, that if Rangers came calling he’d go or at least have that conversation.”
That said, as excited as he may be to potentially step back into the Ibrox technical area, there’s no doubt that Gerrard will have quite the task on his hands if he takes the job, especially if one player decides to leave.
Besiktas ready to offer Raskin Rangers exit route
As reported by Turkish outlet Aspor and relayed by Sport Witness, Besiktas are now ready to sign Nicolas Raskin as soon as Gerrard potentially arrives. The Belgian rarely saw eye-to-eye with Russell Martin and failed to get his move in the summer, but could now get his way when the winter window arrives.
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What sums up the relationship that Raskin had with Martin are the words of his father, who said that the former Rangers boss has an “oversized ego” in a scathing review earlier this season.
Those at Ibrox will hope that the start of a new era will change Raskin’s mind. There’s no doubt that the midfielder has the quality to play an important part in Scotland, having been dubbed “clever” by former Rangers manager Neil McCann last month.
Liverpool slipped to back-to-back defeats in the Premier League for the first time under Arne Slot on Saturday when they lost 2-1 to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
A last-gasp finish from Willian Estevao secured all three points for the home side in a game that they deserved to win with their front-foot approach.
More and more questions will be asked of the club’s recruitment work during the summer transfer window, as Florian Wirtz came on at half-time and failed to turn the game in Liverpool’s failure.
The Germany international arrived at Anfield from Bayer Leverkusen in a £115m deal in the summer, but he is still searching for his first goal contribution in the Premier League.
Wirtz lost six of his eight duels and created one chance in 45 minutes against Chelsea, per Sofascore, which shows that he struggled off the ball and did not add much to the team in possession.
Given that he came in from the Bundesliga for a gigantic transfer fee, there may be some comparisons drawn to the signing of Naby Keita from RB Leipzig, but that may not be fair.
Why Florian Wirtz is not the next Naby Keita
The Reds paid £52.75m to sign the central midfielder, who officially joined the club in 2018, from Leipzig, and he failed to live up to his price tag.
In five seasons at Anfield, Keita produced just 11 goals and seven assists in 129 appearances in all competitions, per Transfermarkt, which shows that he did not provide consistent quality at the top end of the pitch.
He had scored 17 goals and provided 15 assists in 71 matches for Leipzig in Germany, which means that he was unable to translate his form from his previous club over to his time with Liverpool.
Whilst Wirtz has not had the goals and assists that he would have wanted by this point, the German star’s underlying numbers suggest that he is not on course to be the next Bundesliga flop, like Keita was.
The 22-year-old attacking midfielder is doing the right things at the top end of the pitch, but needs something to go his way to start racking up goals and assists on a regular basis.
25/26 Premier League
Florian Wirtz
Percentile rank vs AMs
Goals
0
Bottom 3%
xG on target
0.83
Top 27%
Assists
0
Bottom 3%
xA
0.87
Top 18%
Chances created
11
Top 10%
Successful crosses
5
Top 16%
Touches in the opposition’s box
26
Top 14%
Stats via FotMob
As you can see in the table above, Wirtz ranks highly among his positional peers for input, with chances created, xA, and xG on target, but the output, goals and assists, is not quite there yet.
If he continues to take high-quality shots and create chances for his teammates on a regular basis, the goals and assists will follow and he will not be deemed to be the next Keita at Anfield.
This is why Wirtz, who assisted Hugo Ekitike on his debut in the Community Shield, is not going to be the next Keita, because he is on the right path to becoming a success at Anfield.
However, there is another summer signing for Liverpool from the Bundesliga who may be in danger of becoming the next version of the Guinea international after a rough start to life on Merseyside.
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Liverpool splashed out £29.5m to sign Netherlands international Jeremie Frimpong from Bayer Leverkusen in the summer in an attempt to replace Trent Alexander-Arnold, who departed on a free transfer to sign for Real Madrid.
Unfortunately, the former Manchester City and Celtic full-back has had a difficult time of things since his return to English football, and is now in danger of becoming the new Keita.
Why Jeremie Frimpong may be the next Naby Keita
As aforementioned, the former Leipzig midfielder was a flop from the Bundesliga at Anfield as he failed to translate his attacking form in Germany over to the Premier League with the Reds.
Frimpong delivered 30 goals and 44 assists in 190 appearances in all competitions for Leverkusen during his time with the Bundesliga side, playing as a wing-back more often than not.
His output in the final third led the official Bundesliga YouTube channel to question whether or not the Dutch dynamo was the best attacking full-back in the world earlier this year.
Slot, however, does not play with traditional wing-backs, and Frimpong has found the transition back to playing as a regular right-back, which is the role he played for Celtic earlier in his career, a difficult one.
The 24-year-old star has found himself third in the pecking order at right-back at this moment in time, as he was an unused substitute in the defeat to Chelsea that saw Connor Bradley start the match and Dominik Szoboszlai end the game at right-back.
Frimpong, who was described as a “breathtaking” talent by U23 scout Antonio Mango, has only started one match in the Premier League so far this season, and has been an unused substitute on two occasions.
25/26 Premier League
Jeremie Frimpong
Appearances
3
Starts
1
Goals
0
Big chances created
0
Key passes
0
Assists
0
Ground duel success rate
44%
Aerial duel success rate
0%
Stats via Sofascore
As you can see in the table above, the Dutchman has struggled on and off the ball in the top-flight so far this season, losing the majority of his physical duels whilst also failing to create a single chance for his teammates in three appearances.
The former Man City academy graduate was given an opportunity to start on the right wing against Galatasaray in the Champions League, but he ended the game with no goals, no assists, and seven out of nine duels lost, per Sofascore.
These statistics, in the Champions League and the Premier League, show that Frimpong has struggled with a new role and the increased physicality of English football, which is why he is in danger of becoming the next Keita.
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It was a hard watch at Stamford Bridge.
ByHenry Jackson Oct 5, 2025
Unless he is able to turn his form, in and out of possession, around in the weeks and months to come, the Dutchman may end up being the next Bundesliga flop at Anfield.
Two-time player-of-match winner in T20 Blast finals moves into age-group coaching at Edgbaston
ESPNcricinfo staff18-Mar-2025
Josh Cobb (left) with his Northants team-mate Alex Wakely celebrate victory in the T20 Blast in 2016•Getty Images
Josh Cobb, the only man named player of the match in two T20 Blast finals, has retired from professional cricket to take up a new role as boys academy lead at Warwickshire.Cobb, 34, played 448 professional games across a career which started at Leicestershire in 2007 and has seen him represent two other Midlands counties in Northamptonshire and Worcestershire. He was also a Bangladesh Premier League winner with Dhaka Gladiators in 2013, and has captained Welsh Fire in the Hundred.A powerful top-order batter, Cobb won his first match award in a Blast final for his bowling, taking 4 for 22 as Leicestershire beat Somerset to the title in 2011. Five years later, his innings of 80 off 48 balls secured Northamptonshire’s second T20 title as they beat Durham at Edgbaston – the ground he will now call home in his new role.Cobb spent two weeks working with Australia’s players as a consultant coach during their ODI series in England last September, an opportunity that was the result of his relationship with Andrew McDonald, his former Leicestershire team-mate. He is following his father Russell – who runs the UCCE set-up at Loughborough University – into coaching.”Since making my debut 18 years ago, it’s been a thoroughly enjoyable ride with plenty of ups and downs,” Cobb said in a statement on Tuesday. “I’m immensely thankful for the people I’ve met, places travelled, and memories created over the years. Cricket has given me so much. Scoring my first hundred at Lord’s aged 18 and winning the T20 Blast Finals twice are just some of the memories I’ll cherish.”Recent graduates of the Warwickshire academy include Jacob Bethell and Dan Mousley. “My challenge is to keep developing homegrown players that can go on to play for the Bears and England,” Cobb said. “I’m excited at the chance to lead an academy at such a great club like Warwickshire, one that’s had a lot of success over a number of years.”
علق البلجيكي يانيك فيريرا، المدير الفني للفريق الأول لكرة القدم بنادي الزمالك، على الفوز على ديكاداها الصومالي بسداسية في كأس الكونفدرالية الإفريقية.
وقال يانيك فيريرا لقناة “أون سبورتس”: “بالطبع، عندما تكون في نادي الزمالك، يكون الهدف دائمًا الفوز في جميع المباريات، بغض النظر عن البطولة”.
وتابع: “ندخل كل لقاء بعقلية الانتصار، ونعمل طوال الأسبوع للاستعداد الذهني والبدني بأفضل شكل ممكن، الحمد لله، اليوم توجنا مجهود الأسابيع الماضية بأداء جيد ونتيجة مرضية، ونتمنى أن نواصل هذا المستوى في المباريات القادمة”.
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وأضاف فيريرا: “سجلنا الهدف الأول مبكرًا، وتبعه الهدفان الثاني والثالث سريعًا، ما أثر نفسيًا على الخصم، لكن بعد الهدف الثالث، لاحظنا بعض التراخي في نهاية الشوط الأول”.
وكشف: “في الشوط الثاني، استعدنا الحماس وصنعنا فرصًا كثيرة، وكان من الممكن أن تنتهي المباراة بنتيجة كبيرة، ربما 10 أو 12 هدفًا”.
وواصل: “سيف الجزيري أحرز هدفًا رائعًا، مكافأة على التزامه وجهده في الفترة الماضية، كذلك سيف جعفر قدم مباراة قوية، وواصل تطوره، محمد السيد وبارون في أول مشاركة له أظهرا أداءً طيبًا، وشارك اللاعبون الشباب بشكل مميز، وهو أمر يسعدنا كثيرًا”.
واختتم: “بشكل عام، معظم اللاعبين قدموا أداءً رائعًا، ونحن راضون عن النتيجة والمستوى”.
While the results and honours haven’t always followed, West Ham United have always been a team that can boast a genuine superstar or two in their side.
A few years ago, it was Declan Rice who was grabbing the headlines for the Hammers and representing them in a Euros final for England.
Nowadays, it’s Jarrod Bowen and Lucas Paqueta who are the standouts in the team, with the latter making it very clear he wants to remain in East London with his celebration against Nottingham Forest.
However, before either he or Rice had made their names in Claret and Blue, there was an exciting prospect who looked like an even bigger talent than both.
Rice & Paqueta's West Ham careers
Now, there may still be some ill feelings about where Rice moved on to a couple of years ago, but it would be impossible to deny that he gave an awful lot to West Ham over his time with the club.
Declan Rice and Jarrod Bowen for West Ham
He made his senior debut for the club against Burnley in 2017 and went on to make 245 appearances for the club, totalling an astonishing 20,580 minutes.
Despite playing in defensive midfield and even at the back at times, the Englishman managed to score 15 goals and provide 13 assists for the Hammers during his time in East London.
Moreover, he captained the club to Conference League glory in his final game – an achievement that has enshrined him in the club’s history books forever.
Paqueta, on the other hand, only joined the Irons from Lyon in the summer of 2022, but has still played a massive role at the club.
He was also part of the team that secured the Hammers’ European glory, and has amassed an impressive tally of 21 goals and 14 assists in 124 games.
However, for as brilliant as Rice and Paqueta are, there was an academy gem who, a decade ago, was being looked at as an even bigger talent, but is not without a club.
The West Ham gem without a club
Cast your minds back to the distant year of 2015 and West Ham’s Premier League opener away to Arsenal.
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It was a game to forget for the hosts, but a memorable win for the travelling Irons, and one youngster in particular: Reece Oxford.
It was the then 16-year-old’s competitive debut, and instead of making a fool of himself against a pretty stacked Gunners side, he looked incredible and practically pocketed a prime Mesut Özil.
Reece-Oxford-and-Slaven-Bilic
It was a performance that more than turned heads, with then-manager Slaven Bilic proclaiming afterward that the youngster “has everything.”
Later on, the Croatian would tell the press that, at the time, “I couldn’t move around the place without hearing that Reece Oxford was going to be the next big thing.”
Moreover, in an interview with The Athletic, former West Ham trainee Lewis Page revealed that during his early days, Rice was unsure if he’d get a scholarship as Oxford “was the main talent at centre-back, and I’m not sure if the club thought Dec was good enough to play in midfield.”
Unfortunately, the former Hammers gem didn’t go on to become a world-beater, and after several loans, he left the club with just 17 appearances to his name to join Augsburg in the summer of 2019.
Oxford’s senior career
Club
Games
Goals
Assists
Augsburg
80
3
2
West Ham
17
0
0
Mönchengladbach
8
0
0
Reading
5
0
0
All Stats via Transfermarkt
Things went reasonably well for the youngster out in Germany for a while, but persistent injuries followed with a severe case of long COVID that prevented him from really kicking on.
In all, the 26-year-old made 80 appearances for the club, but his last senior professional game was all the way back in November 2022, and he’s been without a club since July 1st of this year.
Ultimately, while Oxford was never able to live up to the hype, he did carve out a decent career for himself in the Bundesliga, and we can only hope he finds himself a new team soon.
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Only 9.2 overs of play was possible after rain had reduced the contest to 28-overs-a-side
Ashish Pant17-Dec-2024
Azmatullah Omarzai rattled Zimbabwe with four wickets before rain stopped play•AFP/Getty Images
Match abandonedRain played spoilsport as the opening ODI between Afghanistan and Zimbabwe was called off after just 9.2 overs of play.Earlier, persistent rain had delayed the start by close to four hours with the game reduced to a 28-overs-a-side affair. When the weather finally cleared, Afghanistan captain Hashmatullah Shahidi had no hesitation to bowl considering the overhead conditions.For Afghanistan, Rahmanullah Gurbaz was ruled out of the series due to a Grade 2B quadriceps injury along with a bony hip flexor injury, while Mujeeb Ur Rahman was rested from the series. Zimbabwe, meanwhile, handed debuts to left-hand batter Ben Curran and left-arm seamer Newman Nyamhuri.Shahidi’s decision to field was vindicated with both Azmatullah Omarzai and Fazalhaq Farooqi getting oodles of movement both off the pitch and in the air. It was a tough initiation for Curran, who was beaten by Farooqi’s away movement in the opening over. He got off the mark in international cricket with a clip to deep fine leg, but batting was always going to remain a task.Tadiwanashe Marumani got Zimbabwe’s boundary counter running with a neat cover drive off Farooqi but was undone by a peach of an in-dipper from Omarzai that saw his middle pole flattened. Brian Bennett, the highest run-scorer in the preceding T20I series, then fell first ball to Omarzai with Mohammad Nabi holding onto a sharp chance to his right at second slip.Dion Myers got a couple of drives away but was trapped in front of the stumps when he misread a AM Ghazanfar carrom ball and stayed back. Omarzai then removed Curran in the eighth over, who went for a flashing drive, only to get a thick outside edge through to the wicketkeeper. Three balls later, it was Sean Williams’ turn to depart. He hung his bat out to a fuller-length ball from Omarzai only to get a thick edge to Ikram Alikhil.The floodlights were switched on right from the start and once rain arrived two balls into the ninth over, it was curtains for the game. Even in his short burst, Omarzai left a mark picking 4 for 18 off his four overs.The second ODI will be played at the same venue on December 19.