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Depois dos pronunciamentos de Vasco e Nova Iguaçu, o Consórcio do Maracanã se posicionou sobre a situação envolvendo o local do jogo da semifinal do Campeonato Carioca. Os responsáveis se esquivaram de acusações e deram sua versão do ocorrido.

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– No dia 11 de março, o Nova Iguaçu expediu Ofício solicitando informações acerca da possibilidade de liberação do Maracanã, no dia 17 de março, às 16h, para realização da partida válida pelo segundo jogo da semifinal do Campeonato Carioca 2024, a ser disputada entre as equipes do Nova Iguaçu e do Vasco da Gama. Ocorre que a Ferj oficializou o Estádio Raulino de Oliveira como palco da referida partida de futebol, antes que fosse apresentada resposta por parte do Complexo Maracanã. Dessa forma, entende-se que a solicitação em epígrafe perdeu seu objeto, restando prejudicado o pedido.

Mandante da partida, o Nova Iguaçu havia explicado que foi orientado pela Ferj a indicar um outro estádio para o confronto, visto que ainda não tinha recebido um posicionamento do Maracanã. Por conta das operações relacionadas ao jogo, o clube decidiu pela realização jogo em Volta Redonda.

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Diante desse imbróglio, os clubes não iniciaram as vendas de ingressos para o jogo de volta da semifinal do Campeonato Carioca. Na ida, as equipes empataram por 1 a 1, e o Carrossel da Baixada tem a vantagem de uma nova igualdade no placar em busca da final.

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James Sales’ maiden List A century sets up Northamptonshire’s first win of the campaign

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Northamptonshire 321 for 8 (Sales 117, Robinson 63, Broad 59) beat Durham 171 (Raine 31*, Chahal 3-30) by 150 runs A superb maiden List A century from James Sales – 117 off 110 balls – set Northamptonshire Steelbacks up for a first Metro Bank One-Day Cup win in four games this season, by 150 runs at the expense of Durham at the Banks Homes Riverside.The young Steelbacks side kick-started their Group B campaign following a No Result and two defeats as they successfully defended a commanding 321 for 8 total. Durham, meanwhile, suffered their third defeat in five to threaten their chances of a top-three finish for knockout qualification.Having elected to bat, Northamptonshire were advanced by centurion Sales, who was well supported by New Zealander Tim Robinson’s well-paced 63 off 69 balls and Justin Broad’s more aggressive 59 off 45.Durham then lost early wickets and never realistically threatened. They were bowled out for 171 inside 32 overs. Indian Yuzvendra Chahal finished with 3 for 30 from six overs of leg-spin.Sales, who hit his three sixes down the ground off spin and seam, was strong on both sides of the wicket as he accelerated through his innings having come to the crease at 31 for 1 in the ninth over.The 22-year-old right-hander batted through until the 48th over when he holed out to wide long-on against Ben Raine’s seam.New-ball duo Mitchell Killeen and Paul Coughlin struck twice apiece, but Durham relinquished control of the innings from 35 for two in the 10th over.Killeen had bowled captain Lewis McManus, Coughlin had Ricardo Vasconcelos caught behind by debutant 17-year-old wicketkeeper Robbie Bowman.Sales shared century partnerships for the third and fourth wickets with overseas Robinson and Broad en-route to his fifty off 65 balls and his century off 101.He dwarfed his previous List A best score of 35, though has three Championship hundreds to his name through last season and this.Durham, missing linchpin wicketkeeper-batter Ollie Robinson because of a family funeral, failed to gain control with the ball on the same pitch used for Tuesday’s defeat to Middlesex when the visitors chased an English List A record 388.This pitch was good, but it wasn’t the absolute featherbed of a couple of days ago.The home side lost Coughlin to a suspected shoulder issue having bowled nine overs.The Steelbacks were excellent having failed to reach 230 in either of the first two games played, and they continued their good work when it came to the defence, reducing Durham to 49 for four inside 11 overs.Left-arm quick Liam Guthrie struck twice, as did Luke Procter with his seamers. Alex Lees, Will Rhodes and Colin Ackermann all fell.But the headline dismissal was the first – four for one at the start of the second over – when ex-Northamptonshire opener Emilio Gay was trapped lbw stuck on the crease for a second golden duck in as many matches following disappointment against Middlesex.This was Gay’s first appearance against Northamptonshire since leaving Wantage Road late last summer.And when South Africa Test batter David Bedingham, on 30, miscued Broad’s fifth ball to mid-off, it felt like a decisive blow at 78 for five in the 15th over.Debutant Bowman encouraged for 27 and George Drissell bettered that with 30. But they fell to the spin of Rob Keogh and Yuzvendra Chahal as the score fell to 150 for seven in the 29th.Chahal forced a discomforted Coughlin to miscue to cover before bowling Killeen as he struck twice in the 31st over.Seventeen-year-old debutant off-spinner Nirvan Ramesh then wrapped things up with his maiden first-team wicket, Archie Bailey caught behind. He bowled a tidy 4.2 overs for 23.

Sonny Baker suffers again on debut in only blemish for visitors at Malahide

Matt Roller21-Sep-2025

Jordan Cox has spent the past 10 months desperate for another chance in international cricket and grasped this end-of-season opportunity. He cracked 55 off 35 balls at a sold-out Malahide, setting up another comfortable England win to seal this series 2-0, after their spinners restricted Ireland to 154.Named in squads across formats last summer, Cox’s first five England innings revealed an apparent vulnerability against the short ball and brought him just 39 runs. He was on the cusp of a Test debut in New Zealand last November when he fractured his thumb in the nets, and later sought help from a psychologist to help him get over the disappointment of being ruled out of the series.But he has thrived for Essex this year – he has hit three hundreds in the County Championship and one in the Blast – and was a late addition to this squad after he was named MVP in the Hundred. Handed his chance in Dublin, with Oval Invincibles team-mate Sam Curran absent on best-man duties at a friend’s wedding, Cox produced his first convincing knock in an England shirt.Cox’s partnerships of 57 and 49 with Phil Salt and Tom Banton respectively removed any sense of jeopardy from England’s chase after Curtis Campher’s stunning early catch – diving full-stretch to his right at short extra cover – removed Jos Buttler for a second-ball duck. Cox batted through discomfort after jarring his knee while taking a catch; his only frustration was that he could not quite take England home himself.Instead, it was Banton who calmly knocked the winning single into the leg side to seal a six-wicket win with 17 balls unused and duly finishing unbeaten on 37. The singular blemish for England was a second unconvincing white-ball debut of the month for Sonny Baker, whose first four overs in T20Is cost 52 runs.Cox grimaces as he walks off the field•Sportsfile/Getty Images

Cox steps upCox has had dreadful luck with injuries. He had not played since the Hundred final due to a minor rib injury, and felt soreness in his knee after taking a catch at midwicket early in Ireland’s innings. He then jarred it on the soft outfield while taking a second, and spent the last two overs off the field receiving treatment.But after Friday’s rain cost him another chance to play for England, he resolved to bat through the pain. “There wasn’t a chance that I wasn’t going to bat, because I might have had to wait another two years,” Cox said. He hit four sixes, including two pick-ups over backward square leg, in his 31-ball half-century.The key, he said, was pretending that he was wearing Oval Invincibles teal instead of England red. “I was just like, ‘Come on, this is just franchise cricket and I’m playing for the Oval, so just enjoy it and have a bit of fun.’ That’s what I do when I’m there. Why not try it everywhere?”Cox looks set to miss the cut when England name their Ashes squad next week, but hopes to be involved in their white-ball tour to New Zealand next month: “I’d love to play for England, whatever that is … My goal, and what I want to achieve in my career, is [to be] in an England shirt.”Spin to winConditions in Dublin’s coastal suburbs could hardly have been further removed from those that these teams will encounter at February’s T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka. The run-chase was delayed by nearly an hour due to squally showers, and the temperature peaked at just 13 degrees Celsius on a bitingly cold day.But on a surface being used for the second time in five days, England stuck to the spin-heavy formula that they will employ at that tournament. Though Jamie Overton showed what might have been for the quicks with 2 for 17 in four economical overs, they were vindicated in doing so. Adil Rashid and Liam Dawson have been ever-present across England’s seven T20Is this summer and returned combined figures of 5 for 38 from six overs, while Rehan Ahmed had Ross Adair caught on the slog-sweep after an explosive cameo of 33 off 23 balls.Dawson struck in the Powerplay, having Paul Stirling caught behind on review, then had Harry Tector caught on the reverse-sweep. Rashid was slog-swept for six by Ireland debutant Ben Calitz but had him caught off the top edge looking to repeat the trick, then trapped Barry McCarthy lbw first-ball. From 102 for 7, only Gareth Delany prevented Ireland being bowled out.Adil Rashid claimed three wickets in the innings•PA Photos/Getty Images

Baker’s strugglesBaker recorded eye-watering figures of 0 for 76 on ODI debut against South Africa earlier this month, and his T20I bow went the same way. Adair tucked into him early, launching him over mid-off for six and slapping him over the off side, before Delany cashed in at the death, picking him up over deep backward square leg for consecutive sixes.Delany marshalled the strike well at the death, turning down several singles to face 25 of the last 28 balls. He belted two more straight fours in Baker’s final over, registering his highest score (48 not out) against a Full-Member opponent. It left Baker with the third-costliest figures for an England T20I debutant; his 11 overs in international cricket to date have brought 128 runs.

Allrounder Cameron Green suffered low grade side soreness and will miss the entire series in order to rehabilitate before WA’s next Shield match on October 28

Alex Malcolm17-Oct-2025

Australia have copped another major injury blow with Cameron Green ruled out of the ODI series against India with low grade side soreness, which could have significant implications for the upcoming Ashes.The 26-year-old Green was ruled out of the series on Friday with Marnus Labuschagne called into the squad to replace him. Labuschagne will fly from Adelaide at the completion of the Sheffield Shield match on Saturday night to join Australia’s squad in Perth ahead of the first ODI on Sunday.Green had only just returned to competitive bowling following back surgery last year, and missed the T20I tour of New Zealand to play in the opening Shield round for Western Australia against New South Wales in Perth last week. He was due to bowl eight overs in the match but only bowled four, and took a wicket – he was not allowed to bowl on consecutive days by Cricket Australia’s medical staff when Western Australia were unable to bat long enough in their first innings to allow for a full day’s rest between four-over spells.Related

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He was unlikely to bowl in the first two ODIs against India but was continuing to build his loads with a view to bowling more overs in round three of the Shield, which starts on October 28. He was going to be rested from the third and final ODI in Sydney and was also going to miss the T20I series that follows in order to play in the third and fourth rounds of the Shield to prepare for the Ashes.Green pulled up sore after bowling at training this week and will undergo a short rehabilitation period with the hope that he can still play and bowl in Western Australia’s third Shield game against South Australia at the WACA starting in 11 days’ time.The injury is a concern for Australia, who had been banking on Green being fully fit to bowl without any restrictions in the Ashes. Australia are already sweating on the fitness of Test skipper Pat Cummins, who said earlier this week he was “less likely than likely” to play in the first Test against England starting November 21 in Perth.Australia’s other Test allrounder Beau Webster is also carrying an injury concern at the moment, having missed the opening two Shield matches for Tasmania after rolling his ankle at training two weeks ago. But it is understood that CA has been ultra cautious with him and that he will be fit for Tasmania’s next Shield game on October 28.Marnus Labuschagne has been in prolific early-season form•Getty Images

“I’m sure he’s going alright, he’s in good hands,” Travis Head said. “We’ll work through it, like anything else with guys who have some injuries. We’ve got Josh [Inglis] in the same position as well.”I don’t think it will have any impact on the Ashes. It’s more disappointing that he’s not here at the moment for the next three games, so he’ll work through that.I I don’t think it’s too serious, so probably more precautionary leading into the next five weeks.”Green’s injury has shorn Australia’s ODI team of yet another first-choice player. He made 118 not out off 55 balls in Australia’s last ODI, against South Africa in August.World Cup-winning skipper Cummins is unavailable for the entire India series, while wicketkeeper Josh Inglis will miss at least the first two ODIs as he recovers from a calf strain.Adam Zampa is missing the Perth ODI to remain at home in northern New South Wales with his pregnant wife. Alex Carey, who is normally in Australia’s first-choice ODI XI as a specialist bat and is also the back-up wicketkeeper to Inglis, is also missing the first ODI in Perth to prioritise playing the Shield match between South Australia and Queensland in Adelaide as part of his Ashes preparation.Labuschagne has been recalled to the ODI squad after peeling off 159, his fourth century in five domestic innings. Labuschagne was dropped from the ODI squad ahead of the India series after lean returns over the last 12 months. But he has been the form player in the One-Day Cup for Queensland since posting scores of 130 off 118 against Victoria and 105 off 91 against Tasmania.

Manchester United are fighting to bring a talented Premier League star to Old Trafford and may face a straight shootout with Manchester City and Arsenal for his services.

Ruben Amorim looks ahead to Crystal Palace vs Man Utd

There has been plenty of noise at Old Trafford following Manchester United’s bitter defeat to Everton on Monday night, something supporters will hope can be rectified when their side take on Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park this Sunday.

More than anything, a lack of penetration going forward led to a subdued atmosphere as proceedings rolled on, albeit Ruben Amorim has now urged his side to improve as they look to get back to winning ways against the Eagles.

He said in his pre-match press conference: “They are a different club (Crystal Palace) and they are doing things better than us so that is quite simple.

“We play in a different way and they are just doing things better than us. They are doing things really well and they play more in transition than us. We have to look at all of these things when we compare our teams but of course, in every position, we can do so much better.”

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Looking ahead to January, Wolverhampton Wanderers star Andre could answer the Manchester United call for a midfielder, though it would be naive to think that is the only area of the field Amorim wants to bolster ahead of the run-in.

With that in mind, the Red Devils and INEOS have put themselves in a direct fight with the elite to sign an England international who is becoming an interesting commodity in the Premier League.

Man Utd eyeing move for Newcastle's Tino Livramento

According to CaughtOffside, Manchester United are keen on Newcastle United star Tino Livramento, and they could rival both Arsenal and Manchester City to land the England right-back.

The outlet shed some light on the situation, which read: “City would love to sign Livramento in January. That currently looks unlikely, but it could be a major saga next summer, when we can also expect United and Arsenal to come into the conversation.”

Capable of playing in either full-back position, Livramento has made 90 appearances for Newcastle, scoring once and registering three assists in total.

Fresh back from his latest injury setback, he is valued at around the £80 million mark by the Magpies and could be tempted by the possibility of switching clubs, even if he isn’t exactly agitating for a move elsewhere.

Manchester United have begun to improve under Amorim and will hope they stand a fighting chance of completing a deal. Nevertheless, they may need to fend off some stiff competition to land their man, who is coincidentally six matches unbeaten against the Red Devils.

أسفرت قرعة كأس العالم 2026، والتي أقيمت مساء اليوم في الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية عن مجموعة متوازنة لمنتخب مصر في البطولة. 

ويقع منتخب مصر في المجموعة السابعة رفقة منتخبات بلجيكا، إيران ونيوزيلندا في بطولة كأس العالم الصيف المقبل.

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وتواجه منتخب مصر 10 مرات مع منتخبات بلجيكا وإيران ونيوزيلندا منافسي المجموعة السابعة في بطولة كأس العالم 2026 التي تقام في الولايات المتحدة وكندا والمكسيك خلال الفترة من 11 يونيو وحتى 19 يوليو العام المقبل.

حقق منتخب مصر نتائج ممتازة، بفوزه في 6 منها وتعادله في مباراتين وخسارته في مثلهما حيث سجل 16 هدفًا مقابل 10 أهداف تلقتها شباكه.

البداية ستكون بمنتخب بلجيكا الذي يستهل “الفراعنة” مشوارهم في الظهور الرابع أمامه في النسخة رقم 23 للمونديال. 

والتقى المنتخبان 5 مرات وتمكن منتخب مصر من الفوز في 4 منها وآخرها عام 2022 بالكويت بفضل ثنائية مصطفى محمد ومحمود حسن “تريزيجيه” مقابل هدف أحرزه لويس أوبيندا على ملعب جابر الأحمد الصباح بتاريخ 18 نوفمبر.

أما منتخب نيوزيلندا الذي يواجه منتخب مصر في الجولة الثانية فقد لعب 3 مباريات أمام منتخب مصر بطابع ودي، الأولى والثانية عام 1999 وتعادلا (1–1) وسجل هدف مصر حازم إمام ثم تفوق منتخب مصر (1 – 0) بتوقيع إبراهيم حسن مدير منتخب مصر الحالي وكلا المباراتين أقيمتا في 10 و15 يوليو.

وفي المواجهة الثالثة كرر المنتخب تفوقه بنفس النتيجة بفضل الهدف الذي أحرزه مصطفى محمد وأقيم اللقاء في 22 مارس 2024 على ملعب تحيا مصر بالعاصمة الإدارية الجديدة في أول مباراة يقوده خلالها حسام حسن كمدير فني.

أخيرا لعب المنتخب مواجهتين أمام نظيره الإيراني الذي يلتقيه في الجولة الثالثة وكانت الخسارة (1–2) نتيجة المواجهة الأولى بتاريخ 16 يوليو 1975 وسجل هدف مصر شاكر عبد الفتاح.

فيما حسم التعادل بنتيجة (1–1) المواجهة الثانية في 7 يونيو 2000، ثم تفوق الإيرانيون بركلات الترجيح وجاء هدف مصر بتوقيع حسام حسن المدير الفني الحالي للفراعنة.

West Ham United are now working on a January signing to replace Max Kilman, who has been “nowhere near good enough this season”.

West Ham have struggled from a defensive point of view so far this season, having shipped 25 Premier League goals, the second-highest of any side, behind only Wolverhampton Wanderers, who have taken just two points from their opening 12 games.

Although results have been much-improved in recent weeks, with the Hammers taking seven points from their last three games, they have been unable to fix their defensive issues, failing to keep a clean sheet in their last nine Premier League games.

Even in the 3-2 victory against Burnley earlier this month, Nuno’s side looked shaky at the back, with Alphonse Areola making an error leading to a goal, before Kilman went on to give away a penalty in the 2-2 draw at AFC Bournemouth last time out.

It appears as though the 28-year-old’s latest mistake may be the final straw for the Irons, with a replacement now wanted in the January transfer window…

West Ham working on January move for Max Kilman replacement

In an interview with Football Insider, former scout Mick Brown has now confirmed West Ham are looking to improve their centre-back options this winter, saying: “West Ham would like to upgrade on Max Kilman,

“They’ve assessed that he isn’t good enough for where they want to be, so the next step is identifying somebody who they can bring in to improve.

“They will already be aware of some who might be available and working to find out about others.

“Kilman, though, is definitely somebody who they think they can improve upon because his performances have been nowhere near good enough this season.

“In that game against Bournemouth, first of all he gave away the penalty, and then it was his mistake which led to the second goal as well.”

Wayne Rooney has since suggested the former Wolverhampton Wanderers man was lucky to avoid being sent off too, saying: “It’s a penalty, and it has to be a red card, he’s six yards out. It’s a clear goal-scoring opportunity, so it baffles me that it isn’t a red card”

It is no surprise the Hammers are looking to bring in a new centre-back, given that the Englishman has struggled at times this season, failing to win any of the three duels he contested in the victory against Burnley.

Reporter Joshua Mbu also took to X to single the centre-back out for criticism for his performance against the Clarets.

The former Wolverhampton Wanderers man is one of West Ham’s highest earners, raking in £100k-a-week, and given that he hasn’t earned those high wages so far this season, it may be worth cashing in this January.

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Omarzai’s four-wicket haul went in vain for Afghanistan, who were restricted to 147 in the second T20I

Mohammad Isam03-Oct-2025

Shoriful Islam produced a miserly spell with the ball and added crucial runs with the bat as Bangladesh secured a two-wicket win over Afghanistan in the second T20I in Sharjah. The result gave them an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series.Once again, Bangladesh had to recover from a collapse after a strong position in their chase, with Shamim Hossain, Jaker Ali, and Nurul Hasan playing key roles in the middle order. Shoriful’s all-round contribution proved decisive in a tense finish.Shoriful takes Bangladesh home with batBangladesh slipped from 102 for 4 to 129 for 8 in the space of four overs. Noor Ahmad removed Shamim for 33, before Nasum Ahmed, who looked competent with the bat until he unnecessarily slogged at Rashid Khan, fell in the 16th over. Azmatullah Omarzai removed both Mohammad Saifuddin and Rishad Hossain in the 18th over.Bangladesh needed 19 runs to win in 12 balls, with eight wickets gone, but Nurul Hasan kept them in the hunt. He started the 19th over with a six off Noor, before taking a single. At the time, it seemed like a dicey move. But with three runs coming off wides and seven off Shoriful’s bat – that included a straight boundary – it left Bangladesh with just two to win in the final over.Ibrahim Zadran scored 38 in 37 balls•ACB

Shoriful had kept the strike for the last over, and crashed Omarzai’s first ball down the ground for the winning runs. Nurul remained unbeaten 31 off 21 balls, while Shoriful smashed a decisive 11* in six deliveries.Jaker, Shamim revive BangladeshOmarzai gave Afghanistan the perfect start with the ball, removing openers Tanzid Hasan and Parvez Hossain. Rashid took a good tumbling catch at mid-off to get Tanzid in the second over, before Omarzai trapped Parvez lbw in his next over. Saif Hassan struck a couple of sixes on either side of the wicket, but became Mujeeb Ur Rahman’s victim in the fifth over. Sediqullah Atal took a catch running back from extra cover, as Bangladesh slipped to 24 for 3.Shamim responded to the situation aggressively, hammering Rashid for a six to end the powerplay. Jaker then struck his first six in seven innings when he lofted Mohammad Nabi over long-on. It was followed by a flick over square leg off Abdollah Ahmadzai in the next over.Shamim struck his second six, a huge hit over midwicket, off Noor, as Bangladesh looked on the path to recovery. Jaker, who reached double figures after four consecutive single-figure scores, fell lbw to his opposite number Rashid for the second game in a row, as the fourth-wicket stand between him and Shamim ended on 56.Shoriful Islam gave just 13 runs in four overs•AFP/Getty Images

Rash shots upend Afghanistan’s startAfghanistan started slowly, managing only 35 runs in the powerplay, but they did not lose a wicket. Atal tried to up the ante in the eighth over, hitting Rishad for a couple of sixes. But it was followed by his wicket next ball, as the left-hander was caught at long-on for 23. That broke the opening partnership on 55, before Nasum had Zadran caught at long-on, too, for 38 off 37 balls. When newcomer Wafiullah Tarakhil fell for 1, also taken at long-on, Afghanistan’s steady start had evaporated.Shoriful leads Bangladesh’s squeezeThree of Bangladesh’s five bowlers finished with great economy rates. Shoriful conceded just 13 runs in his four overs, while Nasum and Saifuddin also kept their economy rates below 6.50 in their respective four overs. Mustafizur Rahman and Rishad were expensive, though the latter picked up two wickets.Nasum removed Darwish Rasooli after he had struck him for a six the previous ball. Rahmanullah Gurbaz struck Rishad for two sixes, but fell to Shoriful in the 17th over, having made 30. Afghanistan made just 40 runs in the last five overs, losing one wicket, and hitting just two sixes during this phase.

أعلن الاتحاد المصري لكرة القدم لجماهير الكرة المصرية عن الخطوات الرسمية لشراء تذاكر مباريات منتخب مصر في بطولة كأس العالم 2026، المقرر إقامتها في الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية وكندا والمكسيك خلال الفترة من 11 يونيو إلى 19 يوليو المقبل.

وتُعد نسخة 2026 هي الأولى التي تشهد مشاركة 48 منتخبًا، مقسمة على 12 مجموعة، حيث أسفرت قرعة البطولة التي أُجريت مؤخرًا عن تواجد منتخب مصر في المجموعة السابعة إلى جانب منتخبات إيران وبلجيكا ونيوزيلندا.

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أكد الاتحاد، عبر الدكتور مصطفى عزام المدير التنفيذي، أن التذاكر تُشترى حصريًا عبر بوابة التذاكر الرسمية التابعة للاتحاد الدولي لكرة القدم (فيفا)، وذلك وفق الخطوات التالية:

إنشاء حساب على منصة تذاكر فيفا

يجب على كل متقدم إنشاء حساب شخصي على منصة تذاكر فيفا (FIFA TICKETING ACCOUNT) قبل تقديم الطلب، حيث لن يتم قبول أي طلب أو استلام التذاكر دون وجود حساب مفعل.

فترة التقديم

يفتح باب التقديم للحصول على التذاكر من 11 ديسمبر 2025 وحتى 13 يناير 2026، حصريًا عبر بوابة التذاكر الرسمية لفيفا.

السحب العشوائي لتخصيص التذاكر لجماهير مصر

بعد انتهاء فترة التقديم، ستجري فيفا سحبًا عشوائيًا (RANDOM SELECTION DRAW) لتوزيع التذاكر المخصصة لجماهير مصر ضمن حصة EGYPT PMA SUPPORTERS’ ALLOCATION، خلال الفترة من يناير إلى فبراير 2026.

مرحلة السداد

يبدأ سداد قيمة التذاكر مباشرة بعد إعلان نتائج السحب، خلال الفترة من يناير إلى فبراير 2026، ويعد السداد شرطًا إلزاميًا لتأكيد الحجز.

استلام التذاكر

ستُرسل جميع التذاكر المقبولة للجماهير بصورة رقمية عبر البريد الإلكتروني، مع رمز QR CODE معتمد للدخول إلى الملاعب.

إعادة بيع التذاكر

أوضح الدكتور مصطفى عزام أن الاتحاد تقدم رسميًا بطلب إلى فيفا لتفعيل خدمة إعادة بيع التذاكر (RESALE) للجماهير غير القادرة على الحضور، بحيث يمكن استعادة قيمة التذاكر عبر منصة فيفا.

الحد الأقصى للشراء

وفق لوائح فيفا، يُسمح بشراء 4 تذاكر كحد أقصى لكل مباراة، و40 تذكرة كحد أقصى للبطولة لكل أسرة.

ويهيب الاتحاد بالجماهير الالتزام بشراء التذاكر عبر القنوات الرسمية، والبدء مبكرًا في إجراءات الحصول على التأشيرة للراغبين في حضور الحدث العالمي.

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O Corinthians desembarcou em Belo Horizonte nesta terça-feira (9) sob protestos. Os comandados de Dorival Júnior se preparam para enfrentar o Cruzeiro, no Mineirão, pelo jogo de ida da semifinal da Copa do Brasil.

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Cerca de 40 torcedores estiveram em frente ao hotel do Corinthians e espalharam sal grosso na calçada de acesso, soltaram fogos de artifício e exibiram faixas com protesto ao elenco.

Entre as cobranças, havia faixas com mensagens como: “Não vieram passear, vieram aqui para ganhar”, “Aqui é Corinthians! Entrem por nós, lutem por nós, ganhem por nós” e “Respondem em campo (sic)”.

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A Gaviões da Fiel, torcida organizada do Corinthians, desistiu de se depedir do elenco alvinegro na véspera da viagem para Belo Horizonte, onde a equipe enfrentará o Cruzeiro na quarta-feira (10), pelo jogo de ida da semifinal da Copa do Brasil.

A organizada planejava se reunir em frente ao CT Dr. Joaquim Grava nesta terça-feira (9). Entretanto, a torcida decidiu cancelar a ação em forma de protesto contra os jogadores. Segundo a Gaviões, há um incômodo com o elenco, que, na visão da torcida, “escolhe os jogos”, abandonou o Brasileirão e não demonstra o mesmo compromisso que a Fiel mantém ao apoiar o clube.

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O Corinthians não vence há quatro jogos. No último domingo (7), o clube alvinegro ficou no empate por 1 a 1 com o Juventude, na Neo Química Arena, pelo Brasileirão. O resultado deixou o Timão na 13ª colocação da competição nacional. Nas arquibancadas, a torcida protestou contra atuação e entoou “é quarta-feira”, em alusão ao jogo contra o Cruzeiro, que será às 21h30 (de Brasília), no Mineirão.

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