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A Copa do Brasil acabou para o Coritiba. Na Vila Belmiro, a equipe foi bem abaixo diante do Santos e foi superada por 3 a 0.

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Com o placar, o Coxa se despediu do torneio e o técnico Gustavo Morínigo chamou a responsabilidade.

‘Sou responsável pela eliminação, mas não podemos culpar a estratégia. Não foi um bom dia para nós. Não conseguimos manter o jogo que vinha nos caracterizando, de profundidade, de velocidade’, disparou na coletiva.

Com a queda no mata-mata, o Coritiba foca as atenções no Campeonato Brasileiro, onde aparece na 10ª colocação.

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Ansu Fati is plotting a way out of Barcelona after growing tired of his minimal role under Hansi Flick.

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Since returning from his loan spell at Brighton last season, Fati has struggled to integrate back into the Barcelona squad under Hansi Flick. The 22-year-old has made his frustrations very clear and is now reportedly looking to leave the Spanish giants in search of regular game time.

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Mundo Deportivo say Fati has been left 'very disappointed and affected' by the situation under Flick, particularly after he turned down multiple offers in the winter in hope of featuring for his parent club. But with his talents clearly not wanted under the current management, he is sure to find a solution in the summer.

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Fati has not seen a minute in La Liga since November and has only made eight appearances across all competitions in 2024-25.

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The likes of Porto, Borussia Dortmund and Ajax all expressed their interest in taking Fati on loan in January and they could all, alongside some potential Premier League suitors, return with offers in the summer as the Spaniard looks to get his career back on track.

The South Africa allrounder talks about his major takeaways from his IPL stint with CSK

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Pretorius: Playing in IPL was one of my bucket list items

Dwaine Pretorius has started to believe he can do anything on a cricket field, thanks to MS Dhoni. After a season with the Chennai Super Kings, and four stints with Dhoni at the crease, Pretorius has had first-hand experience of how to combine calm and confidence to pull off a successful chase.”The biggest thing I learnt from him is how calm he is at the crease and how much he tries to take pressure off himself and put it onto the bowler,” Pretorius said, from India, where South Africa will play India in five T20Is starting on Thursday. “He made me realise that at the death, the batter isn’t under more pressure, it’s actually the bowler that is under more pressure.”As a bowler, you can still lose the match if you have to defend 18 off the last three balls and as a batter you can win it. It was a fresh mindset. He doesn’t get too excited. He doesn’t get too down on himself. Anything is always possible and I love that about him. He is very optimistic. He believes he can do anything.”Pretorius and Dhoni’s most memorable partnership came on April 21, against Mumbai Indians at the DY Patil Stadium. Chasing 156, CSK needed 50 runs off 26 balls when Pretorius walked out to bat. He was greeted with a searing yorker from Jasprit Bumrah and went on to hit two fours off the next two times Bumrah tried the delivery. By the time Pretorius was dismissed, CSK needed 17 runs off five balls and Dhoni got them home, with a four off the final delivery.Related

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That match stood out for Pretorius as an example of how Dhoni can take matches deep, and even though Pretorius is not South Africa’s usual batting finisher, he’d be willing to do the job if needed. “I am going to try and bring that into my game: the calmness but also that self-belief that from any position, any game can be won.”But it wasn’t all celebratory at CSK this season. The franchise strung together their worst set of results in their IPL history and finished second from bottom on the points table, having gone into the tournament as defending champions. Despite the disappointing outcome, Pretorius said the mood in the camp did not dampen and they’ve chosen to take the long view as they rebuild following a mega-auction.Dwaine Pretorius fronted up to bowl at the death for Chennai Super Kings in his first IPL season•BCCI

“What was nice about the CSK franchise is that it is very experienced. We all understand that cricket doesn’t always go your way,” Pretorius said. “It’s very important to just take the positives out of a bad season and try and build for a stronger future. It’s all about building for the next year or three years and trying to make sure a bad season is not a complete loss.”He called the CSK environment, “performance based,” where players were “given a lot of responsibility to prepare like you want to, come up with the plans that you believe will work and making sure you execute your plans.”While Pretorius didn’t pick up anything particularly new that he could use in the international T20 game, he made a case for one of the innovations of the IPL – the strategic time-out – to become a more prominent part of fixtures.”I enjoy it quite a bit. I know it makes the game a bit longer but it just splits the game into three parts – the one before, the one in the middle and the one after. It gives each team a moment to assess their strategy and what’s the best way to go forward,” he said. “And it’s about getting the coach – that will always have an objective view from the outside’s opinion as well. It makes the game a bit more liquid and it breaks up momentum.”Primarily, Pretorius is batting for the time-out for the same reason he enjoyed watching Dhoni bat: because it gives anyone an opportunity to make a big play. “Even if you might be out of it for the first few overs, you can always come back into the game after the strategic time out. It just breaks the momentum of either the bowling or the batting team,” he said. “It makes it quite interesting.”

His decision to move from Mohammedan Sporting to Legends of Rupganj for the Super League phase of the Dhaka Premier League was to help him prepare for Bangladesh’s upcoming games against Sri Lanka, Shakib Al Hasan has explained. Mohammedan, who he was contracted with but didn’t play for in the initial stage of the competition, did not qualify for the Super League, but Legends of Rupganj did, and Shakib had to take special permission from the league authorities, and Mohammedan, to make the move.”I will definitely play [the two Sri Lanka Tests at home],” Shakib said in a press interaction on Wednesday. “I don’t think there was a doubt. I think I took the decision [to play in the DPL] in an hour. I thought it would be a good idea to play a few matches ahead of the Sri Lanka series. There has been a bit of a gap. I haven’t played cricket for a month. These four matches gives me a chance to get back into the game.”Related

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The Super League is contested by the six top clubs at the end of the league stage. Legends of Rupganj, who finished second on the points table behind Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club and start their Super League campaign against Prime Bank Cricket Club tomorrow, leapt at the opportunity to have the star allrounder in their ranks. Mohammedan had also released Mushfiqur Rahim and Mehidy Hasan Miraz earlier to Dhanmondi Club after the duo returned from South Africa.Meanwhile, the premier Bangladesh cricketers signed their annual central contracts during a meeting at the BCB office on Tuesday. Cricket Operations Committee chairman Jalal Yunus, team director Khaled Mahmud, and BCB’s chief executive Nizamuddin Chowdhury attended the meeting.Yunus said later that the players had mentioned their availability for each format over the next 12 months in the contracts. “We discussed cricket among ourselves. We all got together to sign the contracts,” he said. “There were 17-18 of us. I think a few didn’t show up due to personal reasons.”They have signed contracts according to their availability in the different formats. I think it’s time the board tells the player that we want them in a certain format. He can then inform us if he is available or not. The board should decide the format.”

Kyle Walker tried to convince the referee to not hand Dele Alli a red card on his Como debut against AC Milan on Saturday.

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• Walker tried to stop referee from handing Dele red card
• Ex-Spurs midfielder sent off on Como debut
• AC Milan won 2-1

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  Dele's debut in Italy turned out to be a nightmare as he was sent off in the 91st minute for a terrible challenge on Ruben Loftus-Cheek. The midfielder caught his fellow Englishman on the back of his leg with a dangerous challenge which initially earned him a yellow card, but after a VAR check, the referee showed him red instead.

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  Dele ultimately lasted only 10 minutes on the pitch at a time when Como were pushing for a late equaliser. Lucas Da Cunha had put Como in front in the 33rd minute but Christian Pulisic and Tijjani Reijnders' second-half strikes brought the Rossoneri back in the game. While the VAR check was on, AC Milan full-back Walker was seen trying to stop the match official from showing his ex-England and Tottenham colleague the red card, only for his plea to be ignored.

• WHAT CESC FABREGAS SAID

  While Walker tried to protect Dele, Como boss Cesc Fabregas was left furious with the irresponsible tackle as he told : "It is a grave mistake, one that we should not see from a player of his experience. It was a clear red card, there’s nothing to be said about that, he left the team down to 10 men during a crucial moment when we were pushing for 2-2."

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  WHAT NEXT FOR WALKER & DELE?

  Milan will be back in action after the international break on March 30 as they take on Napoli away from home, while Dele will be suspended for Como's home match against Empoli a day prior.

تصاعدت الأزمة القانونية بين النجم الفرنسي كيليان مبابي، لاعب ريال مدريد، وناديه السابق باريس سان جيرمان.

وغادر مبابي صفوف باريس سان جيرمان في الصيف الماضي بعد 7 أعوام قضاها في الفريق، وانتقل إلى ريال مدريد في صفقة انتقال حر.

وهناك مستحقات مالية متأخرة من باريس سان جيرمان لمبابي، لم يدفعها النادي الفرنسي بعد، وتحول الأمر لساحات المحاكم بين الطرفين.

وبحسب ما ذكرت صحيفة “إندبندت” البريطانية، أكد فريق مبابي القانوني تنفيذ حجز احتياطي على قرابة 50 مليون جنيه إسترليني من حسابات باريس سان جيرمان، بسبب مستحقات مالية لم تُدفع لللاعب.

وبحسب محامي مبابي، فإن اللاعب يطالب بالحصول على 55 مليون يورو كرواتب متأخرة، تعود لفترة تواجده في صفوف باريس سان جيرمان قبل انتقاله إلى ريال مدريد الصيف الماضي.

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وقال توماس كلاي، أحد المحامين الممثلين لمبابي، إن المحكمة منحتهم الإذن بالحجز الاحتياطي، وتم تنفيذ القرار يوم الخميس.

ومن المقرر عقد جلسة استماع رسمية في 26 مايو المقبل للنظر في القضية بين مبابي وباريس سان جيرمان.

وأكدت المحامية الرئيسية لمبابي، دلفين فيرهايدن، أنهم قرروا التحرك بعد عام من المحاولات السلمية لحل النزاع، قائلة: “لقد مر عام منذ بداية هذه القصة، حاولنا طوال هذه الفترة إيجاد حل سلمي، ولكن دون جدوى، مبابي لم يحصل حتى الآن على مستحقاته، وقد حان وقت الهجوم”.

وأشار الفريق القانوني إلى أنه يعتزم طلب تدخل وزير الرياضة الفرنسي، وكذلك مخاطبة الاتحاد الأوروبي لكرة القدم (يويفا)، بسبب ما وصفوه بإخلال باريس سان جيرمان بالتزاماته التعاقدية، وهي خطوة قد تُهدد مشاركة النادي الفرنسي في دوري أبطال أوروبا.

وتأتي هذه التطورات في وقت قد يشهد فيه مواجهة محتملة بين مبابي وفريقه السابق في دوري الأبطال، إذا تجاوز ريال مدريد وباريس سان جيرمان مرحلة الدور ربع النهائي.

Ben Stokes has insisted that he has never held any ambition to be England’s Test captain on a permanent basis and that Joe Root and Chris Silverwood retain the “thorough support” of the dressing room.Root enjoyed a remarkable period with the bat in 2021, breaking England’s record for most runs in a calendar year, but has come under fire for his captaincy during the Ashes with Geoffrey Boycott, Michael Atherton, Ian Chappell and Ricky Ponting among his more high-profile critics.Stokes, England’s designated vice-captain, led the Test side against West Indies in July 2020 when Root was on paternity leave and stood in as ODI captain against Pakistan last summer following a Covid-19 outbreak. He is widely seen as the only viable candidate to replace Root, but insisted that he had no intentions of doing so.Related

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“I’ve never really had an ambition to be a captain,” Stokes told reporters in Sydney. “That’s totally Joe’s decision. He shouldn’t be forced into doing it. I’m sure Cooky [Alastair Cook] felt the same way. He did it for so long. When he knew his time was up, his time was up [but] those discussions haven’t been entered anywhere near Joe.”I don’t sense that at all with Joe. He’s brought this team a long way. He’s done some great things. Obviously this series hasn’t gone too well – not from a captaincy point of view but from a team and results point of view. Unfortunately, the captain and coach bear the scrutiny for that but there are 10 other guys out there in the field beside the captain.”Captaincy is more than about setting fields, picking the team, making decisions out there in the middle. A captain is someone you want to go out and play for. Joe Root is someone I always want to play for.”Stokes also threw his support behind Silverwood, who on Sunday became the latest confirmed Covid case in England’s touring party and is self-isolating in Melbourne with his family. Silverwood looks likely to pay for England’s crushing defeat with his job but Stokes insisted that he retained the players’ support.”At the end of the day, the most important people’s opinions are those guys in the dressing room and they’ve got our thorough support,” he said. “Chris Silverwood… he’s a real players’ coach. He stands up for you as individuals and players as well.”All the hype in the media recently about their futures, it’s your [the media’s] job to write that. But they know full well they have the support of everyone in there and that’s all that matters.”Chris Silverwood is under growing pressure•Getty Images

Stokes has struggled to make an impact on his return to the Test side after missing the summer series against New Zealand and India due to a finger injury and then a mental health break. He has managed only 101 runs across six innings and has taken four wickets at 62.25, and described his own series as “pretty average”.”I look at things from a team point of view and obviously coming into the fourth game 3-0 down, there’s not a lot of positives when you say it like that,” he said.”Just getting back out there from a personal point of view – being back out amongst the lads has been great. I’d much rather the results were going our way and obviously they haven’t been. But you’re representing your country, representing England in an Ashes series, so you take the rough with the smooth.”We’ve shown in small stages that we’re capable… but we’ve not done it for long enough or consistently enough and Australia have managed to get through those periods where we’ve had the upper hand. It’s about doing it for longer than that and putting some pride back into the badge.”

Chelsea are set to bring in former rugby star Willie Isa for a shock new role, just one month after his abrupt retirement from the sport.

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• Chelsea to sign Isa in shock role
• Will serve the role of player support and development officer
• Isa officially retired abruptly last month from rugby league

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  Isa suddenly quit professional rugby in January despite signing a contract extension with Wigan Warriors in October 2024. The former Samoa international revealed he made the decision as he wanted to ‘pursue a new opportunity’.

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  The has now reported that Chelsea are set to sign Isa as a player support and development officer, with the 36-year-old to undertake a wide range of responsibilities at Stamford Bridge. As per the report, Isa's time will be mostly devoted to player coordination on training and game days, and he will collaborate closely with Kevin Campello, Cheslea's head of men's operations and welfare.

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  The ex-Wigan Warriors back-row is renowned for his leadership abilities and was a role model for the team for more than ten years. Isa has won three Super League titles and a World Club Challenge.

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  The former rugby man will soon join forces with the Blues as they continue to develop under the leadership of Enzo Maresca and the ownership of BlueCo. Chelsea are currently fourth in the Premier League standings as they continue their hunt for Champions League football after a two-year absence.

Kapp was bedridden for three days before the final due to illness and then had to deal with the emotional challenge of playing against her wife Dane van Niekerk

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Player of the WBBL final Marizanne Kapp revealed that she didn’t leave her hotel room for three days in the lead-up to the final after coming down with an illness following Perth Scorchers trip to Adelaide.Kapp produced a phenomenal effort with both bat and ball scoring a critical 31 not out from 23 balls, including four boundaries, to help lift Scorchers to a competitive total of 5 for 146.She then bowled superbly in the powerplay delivering a maiden over while bowling to her wife, Strikers opener Dane van Niekerk, and finished with match-winning figures of 1 for 25.Kapp revealed she had passed a covid test in the lead-up to the game but was seriously concerned about her health.”On Monday when we travelled back from Adelaide I already wasn’t feeling too great,” Kapp said. “I woke up the next morning and I was so sick, for the last three days I was so sick and I didn’t move out of my room. I knew today was going to be really tough, especially with the heat as well. After the batting, I felt like I was going to pass out, I didn’t feel well at all, but at the end of the day it was worth it.”Kapp was on her haunches after running twos while batting in oppressive 36-degree heat. Teammate Beth Mooney revealed Kapp had Facetimed into the team meeting the day before the game but she was conserving energy in order to be able to play.”I started to show signs of feeling a bit better yesterday and this morning,” Kapp said. “That’s why I decided not to go and train this week because I knew it was going to set me back and I probably would’ve missed today. I knew it was going to be hard and luckily it was worth it.”The victory was bittersweet for Kapp. She had to deal with the emotional toll of having to play against her wife in the final. The pair had faced off twice earlier in the season with Kapp dismissing van Niekerk in both meetings. Kapp got the better of van Niekerk again in the final as they faced each other with both bat and ball. Van Niekerk bowled two balls to Kapp for two singles in Scorchers innings. Van Niekerk got off the mark with a leg glance off Kapp first ball in the chase but then faced a maiden from Kapp in the third over of the innings which stalled the Strikers momentum severely. Kapp beat the outside edge twice in the over and struck van Niekerk on the pad.”It’s never easy,” Kapp said. “When I saw that wicket earlier, I knew with the new ball there was going to be something in it and it will probably get some movement. It’s a tough wicket to get in on, and once you’re in on it becomes a lot easier.”Kapp said she would not hold it over van Niekerk in any way after the victory.”No definitely not,” Kapp said. “I already feel so bad, because I feel like the Strikers were worthy of winning the cup as well, especially the two semi-finals they played, they were absolutely amazing.”

Everton may have picked up their first point of the Premier League season during the weekend draw against Leicester City, but the pressure is certainly building on Sean Dyche.

With it being the final season at Goodison Park, the supporters would have been expecting a chance of reaching the top half of the table, rather than yet another relegation scrap.

While they were better against the Foxes, Dyche must start to pick up wins in the top flight sooner rather than later, no doubt about that.

With a new ownership group on the way in the form of The Friedkin Group (TFG), they may well be considering a potential replacement for the former Burnley manager. Now, it looks as though an Englishman currently out of work seems to be keen on the job…

Former Chelsea boss keen on Everton

According to Football Insider, Graham Potter is reportedly ‘very interested’ in taking the Everton job if it becomes available in the next few weeks.

The 49-year-old has been out of management since being sacked by Chelsea towards the end of the 2022/23 campaign, despite only taking charge of the Blues a few months prior.

It is clear he is waiting for the right opportunity before jumping back into the game, but Everton could be an excellent project for Potter to get stuck into.

Could it finally be time for the former Brighton and Hove Albion boss to return to the dugout?

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David Moyes has been linked with a move to Merseyside, 11 years after he departed the club to take over Manchester United.

While Moyes enjoyed an excellent spell with West Ham United, he is certainly approaching the end of his managerial career, which makes the more attacking-minded Potter a much better appointment.

The Englishman made his name at Swedish side Ostersunds, taking them from the lower leagues into the top flight and Europe, winning the Swedish Cup too.

It was his time at Brighton that Potter established himself as one of the brightest young managers on the continent. He built the foundations for the club to become one of the most difficult to beat teams in the division, leading them to a top-half finish during the 2021/22 campaign.

Potter was hailed by journalist Sam Morton following the sales of Marc Cucurella and Yves Bissouma, saying: “It was a shame to see Cucurella and Bissouma leave Brighton but Graham Potter is the only irreplaceable asset at the club, you feel. The man is a genius.”

Although Roberto De Zerbi took the club into Europe, Potter’s influence at the club allowed the Italian to continue the progress made by the 49-year-old.

Moyes may be the nostalgic choice, returning to a club in which he took from the doldrums to European qualification and an FA Cup final. But given the choice, surely the supporters would rather Potter be the man chosen to replace Dyche.

The next few weeks could be very interesting indeed.

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