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O Conselho Deliberativo do Santos se reunirá virtualmente nesta terça-feira (01), a partir das 19h, de forma extraordinária. Entre as pautas principais está a apresentação do relatório referente ao primeiro semestre de 2020 e a votação do estudo feito pela Comissão Eleitoral sobre o voto a distância.

A reportagem do LANCE! teve acesso à análise feita pelo Conselho Fiscal, que será apresentada aos conselheiros. O documento aponta um deficit de R$ 41.679.475 nos primeiros seis meses do clube, o número representa um aumento de 1.783,04% do valor orçado para o período, que já previa o fechamento no vermelho, mas de R$ 2.213.420. O relatório se atenta aos custos administrativos, operacionais (referentes ao futebol), ambas mensuráveis, e as extraordinárias, que se previsona, mas não mensura.

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A justificativa apresentada pela gestão para os números foram os gastos exagerados pelo Departamento de Futebol nos custos referentes a aquisição do meia Cueva, além da não aprovação da proposta de redução de despesas não aprovado pelo Egrégio, que, por sua vez, não vê cabimento argumentação, por entender que as despesas extrapolariam o orçamento independentemente da pandemia do novo coronavírus.

Segundo o levantamento, o prejuízo acumulado pela diretoria santista durante os 2 anos e 6 meses de gestão é de R$ 95,5 milhões.

O parecer do Conselho Fiscal também aponta 26,07% de aumento no endividamento, percentual que cresce para 56,39% considerando apenas a receita do primeiro semestre. Ambos os números são superiores ao limite, que corresponde a 10%.

O relatório conclui afirmando que gestão atual é incapaz administrativamente, criticando também a forma com que os trâmites se desenrolaram no Conselho Deliberativo, após duas reprovações de contas e outras denúncias.

* Sob supervisão de Vinícius Perazzini

Khulna Titans ran down a 161-run target with 10 balls to spare to rise to second position in the 2017-18 BPL, beating Chittagong Vikings by five wickets

The Report by Mohammad Isam17-Nov-2017
Scorecard and ball-by-ball detailsBCB

Khulna Titans ran down a 161-run target with 10 balls to spare to rise to second position in the 2017-18 Bangladesh Premier League, beating Chittagong Vikings by five wickets. It was the fourth defeat in six matches for Chittagong, who are quickly slipping out of the reckoning for a spot in the knockouts.Rilee Rossouw razed Chittagong in the early parts of the chase, hammering 49 off 26 balls. Rossouw was part of a middle-overs slide that saw Khulna lose three wickets for 25 runs, before Mahmudullah and Ariful Haque added 70 runs for the fifth wicket. Ariful, who made 34 off 24 balls, fell with 12 runs required, but Carlos Brathwaite tonked a four and a six to level the scores. Mahmudullah then scorched a four through cow corner to hit the winning runs and stay unbeaten on 48 off 35 balls.Earlier, Anamul Haque top-scored for Chittagong with 62 after they were put in to bat. Like Khulna, Chittagong lost ground, moving from 101 for 1 to 107 for 4. Stiaan van Zyl and Najibullah Zadran then shared a 50-run stand for the fifth wicket to lift Chittagong to 160 for 5 in 20 overs.Zadran made 24 off 16 balls, while van Zyl was unbeaten on a 15-ball 23. Abu Jayed was Khulna’s most impressive bowler, finishing with 3 for 26, although he very well could have had five. In a shoddy fielding performance, Khulna dropped six catches, Mahmudullah, the captain, culpable of four of those lapses.Anamul makes his chance countAnamul Haque’s lack of batting opportunities in the tournament ended when he walked out at No. 3 with 19 overs left in the innings. He started out by offsetting the early loss of his captain Luke Ronchi with a 95-run second-wicket stand with Soumya Sarkar. In the process, Anamul raised his first fifty in T20 cricket since November last year. His brace of pulled sixes against Shafiul Islam and a straight one off Carlos Brathwaite especially stood out.Three overs after reaching his fifty, Anamul nicked off to the wicketkeeper, finishing with 62 off 47 balls. His innings was a study in contrast to that of his partner Sarkar, who clawed to 32 off 34 balls, and survived a number of chances before being caught at long-on.Hard handsKhulna’s horrid day on the field began in the first ball of the match, when Rossouw spilt a tough offering from Ronchi. Fortunately for Khulna, the Chittagong captain got out later that same over when he skied a catch to Mahmudullah at mid-on.Then, in the 11th over, Mahmudullah let Sarkar’s reverse-sweep burst right through his fingers at square-leg. Sarkar survived two more chances in the 13th over. Ariful Haque put down an extremely tough chance after being slightly late to get around the ball. Sarkar persisted with the reverse sweep and sent one straight to Mahmudullah three deliveries later only for the captain to shell it again.More lapses followed in the slog overs. Jayed had two chances go down off his bowling in the 18th over. First, Michael Klinger dropped Najibullah Zadran at extra cover, before Mahmudullah couldn’t close his fingers on Stiaan van Zyl’s uppish shot at mid-on despite timing his jump well.The six-heavy initiationPlaying their first match, van Zyl and Zadran created an immediate impact with their big hits. They struck two sixes each in the last four overs, Zadran clearing the cover and long-off boundaries while van Zyl went comfortably over midwicket and long-off. It meant Chittagong managed a decent recovery, collecting 44 runs in their last four overs.Rossouw’s early burstThe first six of the chase took just two balls coming, Rossouw blasting Sikandar Raza over long-on. Khulna started the chase requiring a little more than eight an over, but Rossouw slashed it down to under 7.5 in just four overs. Rossouw was relentless in his assault, regardless of reprieves and wickets at the other end. Michael Klinger fell in the second over, playing against the turn of Sunzamul Islam’s left-arm spin, but Rossouw responded with a brace of fours against Taskin Ahmed in the next over. Ronchi missed a stumping chance when Rossouw, on 30, charged down to Islam; Rossouw’s response was a swept four through square leg and a straight six over the bowler’s head. It took an arm ball from Al-Amin to end his charge, as it skidded on to beat the inside edge and clatter the stumps.Mahmudullah, Ariful settle chaseWhen Nazmul Hossain Shanto fell halfway through the 10th over, beautifully caught by Tanbir Hayder off his own bowling, Khulna were wobbling at 79 for 4. Mahmudullah, however, had just settled in nicely, having crunched a straight six in the previous over, sent down by Al-Amin.With Ariful supporting him ably, Mahmudullah rebuilt Khulna’s innings quickly. Apart from finding timely boundaries, the duo ran the singles hard and kept the score ticking, a rare sight for a Bangladesh pair. With 44 needed off the last five overs, Ariful hit Hayder for back-to-back sixes to bring the equation down to just over a run a ball. That ended up being the turning point as the balance never tilted thereafter. Ariful followed it up by slogging Jordan over midwicket to bring the equation down to 18 off the final three, before Brathwaite hastened their march towards the finish line.

Nottingham Forest are reportedly closing in on their fifth summer signing, as Steve Cooper looks to bolster his squad with the 2023/24 Premier League campaign underway.

The Reds claimed their first three points of the season on match week two, beating Sheffield United at the City Ground thanks to a last-gasp winner from Chris Wood, who made his move to Nottingham permanent.

After the first taste of success this term, Cooper looks set to delve back into the market to add further reinforcements to his side, as they hope to move away from the shackles of being on the fence between the top-flight and the Championship.

Who could Nottingham Forest sign this summer?

After capturing Arsenal goalkeeper Matt Turner in their most recent market swoop, the Tricky Trees could be close to welcoming another new addition, if latest reports are to be believed.

As reported by renowned journalist Fabrizio Romano, the Reds have “confirmed” a deal for Sevilla full-back Gonzalo Montiel, with the Italian transfer guru relaying that a medical has been completed.

The structure of the deal is said to be an initial loan with a buy clause of €11m (£9m), in a move that would undoubtedly strengthen the depth of the squad on show at the City Ground.

What is Gonzalo Montiel’s style of play?

Deployed exclusively at right-back, the 26-year-old could be the perfect acquisition for Cooper to integrate into his team, with the player having the ability to compete with and match the style demographic of Serge Aurier.

Once described as a defender ‘active in transition’ by scouting site Target Scouting, the Argentine could be the ideal figure to chop and change with the Ivorian, who is similarly dynamic on the flank.

The former Tottenham Hotspur ace showcased just how effective he can be in the advanced positions on the right side against the Blades, assisting both goals and putting in an impressive defensive display.

In Montiel, Cooper could have strong competition for the 30-year-old, in a talent that could one day succeed him at his role in the side, as supported by his numbers relative to progressive play last season.

As per FBref, the World Cup winner averaged 3.37 progressive passes and 2.01 progressive carries per 90 in La Liga, as well as delivering an average of 1.18 key passes per 90 to reinforce just how dangerous his presence can be in the final third.

Such numbers were not met by Aurier in the Premier League last campaign, however, they were close in proximity to highlight the calibre of talent Forest could capture.

The Ivorian recorded an average of 3.29 progressive passes and 1.71 progressive carries per 90, making far less of an impact with his distribution by recording 0.46 key passes per 90 for the Reds, via FBref.

While being competent on the overlap and in the final third is a must for full-backs in today’s game, the 26-year-old is just as impressive defensively, seeing him once lauded as an “animal” by former coach Julen Lopetegui.

Averaging 1.54 tackles and 1.12 interceptions per 90 for Sevilla last season, the right-back brings assurance at the back as well as a threat going forward.

Identified as being a potentially “tremendous” asset to Forest’s squad by journalist Nathan Joyes, Cooper could land a valuable and cost-effective acquisition this window, in a move that could take the club to further success.

كشفت تقارير صحفية من جنوب إفريقيا أن مدرب نادي صن داونز، رولاني موكوينا، مهدد بالسجن والغرامة المالية بسبب، بيتسو موسيماني، خلال فترة رحيله إلى الأهلي.

وفاجأ موسيماني إدارة صن داونز بالرحيل إلى الأهلي في سبتمبر 2020، وهو ما أغضب إدارة النادي الجنوب إفريقي وعلى رأسها، باتريس موتسيبي، الذي يترأس الآن الاتحاد الإفريقي لكرة القدم.

العلاقة بعد ذلك بين موسيماني وإدارة صن داونز لم تعد جيدة ورفعوا دعوى ضد المدرب يطالبونه بدفع 8 ملايين راند جنوب إفريقي (عملة محلية) تعويضًا عن الأشهر المتبقية في عقده.

اقرأ أيضًا.. تقارير: موسيماني ومدرب مصر السابق ضمن المرشحين لتدريب كايزر تشيفز

كان موسيماني قد وقع مع صن داونز على تمديد العقد قبل الرحيل إلى الأهلي، وبحسب صحيفة “Sunday World” الجنوب إفريقية يزعم النادي أن هذا المبلغ المالي موجود في عقد المدرب إذا رحل.

هذا ما جعل المحكمة تطلب حضور مساعدي موسيماني في تلك الفترة وهم، رولاني موكوينا ومانكوبا منقيثي للإدلاء بشهادتهما وإحضار نصوص العقد الموقع قبل 4 سنوات من أجل معرفة إذا كان يتضمن شرطا جزائيا أم لا.

وبحسب التقرير إذا رفض الثنائي الحضور إلى المحكمة فهما مهددين بالسجن أو الغرامة، لنرى كيف سينتهي الأمر في الأسابيع المقبلة.

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O Palmeiras confirmou no último sábado (12), as mudanças na lista de inscritos da Libertadores da América de 2020, incluindo diversas revelações. Entre os novos nomes, consta um que chamou a atenção dos torcedores: Giovani Henrique.

Giovani Henrique Amorim da Silva é natural de Arujá (SP), nasceu em 2004 e é o mais novo do elenco palmeirense. O jovem atacante fez sua estreia pela categoria sub-17 neste ano, e logo de cara fez três gols contra o Botafogo, pelo Campeonato Brasileiro da categoria.

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Brasileiro Sub 17 – 1º Rodada

⚽️ GOOOOL DO PALMEIRAS! O HOMEM DO JOGO! GIOVANI!
⏱ 42min – 2º tempo

Palmeiras 5 x 0 Botafogo/RJ

Entrou para decidir o jogo. Tarde inspirada do atacante, que recebe um passe perfeito nas costas da marcação, dribla o goleiro e fecha a goleada. pic.twitter.com/8E9TsQlL8n

— Vitor Talmelli (@vitortalmelli) March 11, 2020

O garoto, canhoto, atua pelas pontas e tem principais características o drible e a velocidade. Nas categorias de base, Giovani sempre mostrou habilidade e faro de gol. O jovem, que até no ano passado era o camisa 11 da equipe sub-15, hoje está inscrito para o principal torneio do continente.

Giovani chegou em 2015 para o time Sub-11. Foi campeão paulista no mesmo ano pela categoria. Participou da campanha do título paulista sub-13 em 2016 e foi um dos protagonistas do título estadual sub-15 do ano passado,sendo artilheiro do time com 15 gols.

No Palmeiras que já promoveu neste ano sete estreias de jovens formados no clube, ter um garoto de 16 anos como seu mais novo integrante para a Libertadores não surpreende. Não à toa, e a cada dia mais, o Verdão se distancia do perfil comprador para ser o maior formador do país.

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Moeen is the only man from the Test team defeated in Adelaide to play in the two-day warm-up match against a Cricket Australia XI at Richardson Park this weekend

George Dobell07-Dec-2017Moeen Ali has been named captain of the England XI that will play a two-day warm-up match against a Cricket Australia XI at Richardson Park in Perth this weekend.Moeen is the only man from the Test team defeated in Adelaide to play in the game. While the England camp insist he has recovered from a cut finger that compromised his effectiveness in Brisbane, they feel he failed to gain sufficient bowling ahead of the Test series due to a side strain that limited his involvement in the warm-up matches. Partially as a result, he has been comprehensively out-bowled by Nathan Lyon in the series to date. Moeen has taken two wickets at a cost of 98 apiece from 63 overs; Lyon has taken 11 at a cost of 22.72 from 109.1 overs.The variation in performance between Moeen and Lyon has been one of the key differences in the series to date. While Australia have been able to rest and rotate their seamers to maintain an attacking edge to their game (Lyon has conceded just 2.29 runs per over and taken a wicket every 59.50 balls), Moeen has failed to pose much threat (he has taken a wicket every 189 deliveries) or control the run-rate as much as England would have liked (he is conceding 3.11 runs per over). England hope he will gain some rhythm and confidence form the two-day match with both the coach, Trevor Bayliss, and the captain, Joe Root, suggesting he will retain his place for the Perth Test.Moeen will be joined in the side by the five members of the England squad who did not feature in Adelaide (Gary Ballance, Ben Foakes, Mason Crane, Jake Ball and Tom Curran) while six members of the England Lions squad (Ben Duckett, Keaton Jennings, Dan Lawrence, Jack Leach, Liam Livingstone and Mark Wood), who are now based in Perth at a training camp, have also been included to make-up the rest of the team. Foakes will keep wicket.Perhaps the most intriguing of those inclusions from the Lions is Wood. If he is able to prove his fitness and bowl at his full pace, he could be added to the squad and could yet play a part in the Ashes. Leach, the left-arm spinner, is also included alongside other spinners Crane and Moeen.England 12-man squad: Moeen Ali (capt), Jake Ball, Gary Ballance, Mason Crane, Tom Curran, Ben Duckett, Ben Foakes (wk), Keaton Jennings, Dan Lawrence, Jack Leach, Liam Livingstone, Mark Wood.

Leeds United could be set to continue their frantic end to the summer transfer window by acquiring another notable addition, with the Whites having only recently brought in the likes of Glen Kamara and Ilia Gruev with the deadline now looming.

Will Leeds make any more signings?

According to the Daily Mail, the Yorkshire giants are said to have lodged an enquiry regarding the potential signing of West Bromwich Albion forward, Brandon Thomas-Asante, with the Baggies having only recently rejected a £2m offer from Stoke City for the 24-year-old.

Read the latest Leeds transfer news HERE…

As per journalist Tom Collomosse, the Hawthorns hierarchy are seemingly holding out for closer to £5m if they are to sanction the sale of the Englishman, with it yet to be seen if Daniel Farke and co are ready to match that asking price.

How good is Brandon Thomas-Asante?

There may be some trepidation among Leeds supporters at the prospect of signing a player who was playing his trade for League Two side Salford City only a year ago, although the Milton Keynes-born menace has certainly warranted the interest following his fine displays in the Championship of late.

Lauded for his "infectious" work rate by West Brom fan pundit Matt Smith, the 5 foot 11 ace – who previously bagged 30 goals in 126 games for his former employers – already boasts a haul of 12 goals in just 39 outings for his current side, having made a smooth transition to life in the second tier.

That impressive record has also seen the fleet-footed ace net three goals in only four appearances in all competitions so far this term, having established himself as a leading figure in attack for former Leeds assistant, Carlos Corberan's side.

As a player who can operate through the middle or on the flanks, Thomas-Asante – who has been dubbed "a pocket rocket" by teammate Jed Wallace – could well be the man to fill the shoes of Wilfried Gnonto in Farke's ranks, amid reports that the Italian is set to make a last-ditch move to Everton, after previously handing in a transfer request last month.

Much like the Baggies star, the diminutive Italian is also something of a "firework" in attack due to his dynamism and directness, according to pundit Noel Whelan, having enjoyed a promising debut campaign at Elland Road last time out after scoring four goals and providing four assists in 28 games in all competitions.

A player who can seemingly breeze past opponents, Thomas-Asante ranks in the top 12% among his European peers with regard to successful take-ons at an average of 1.35 per 90, with that record undoubtedly similar to what Gnonto has achieved across the last 365 days, with the teenager averaging 1.40 in that regard.

If Gnonto is to depart after just a solitary season in Yorkshire it would likely be something of a blow to the newly relegated side, although bringing in a figure who has already made his mark in the Championship could well represent the perfect antidote.

With the clock ticking towards the end of a summer of twists and turns, snapping up a potential Gnonto replacement like Thomas-Asante could be a perfect conclusion as far as Farke is concerned.

Rajneesh Gurbani extended his spectacular streak with his third five-wicket haul in as many matches, but Karun Nair’s 148* established Karnataka’s ascendancy at Eden Gardens

The Report by Akshay Gopalakrishnan in Kolkata18-Dec-2017Karun Nair put Karnataka in pole position•PTI

Rajneesh Gurbani extended his spectacular streak of performances with his third five-wicket haul in as many matches, but Karnataka took big strides towards the Ranji Trophy final on the back of a sublime Karun Nair century. As on the first evening, Gurbani continued to tantalise and provide Vidarbha with a glimmer of hope. But the unshakeable Nair established Karnataka’s ascendancy in the semi-final with an unbeaten 148 that thrust them into a 109-run lead on the second day at Eden Gardens.It was a day of three installments as both sides continued to trade punches. Karnataka, however, finished the day like they had begun it – by dominating. Nair began the day doing exactly what Karnataka needed him to do: soothe their nerves after what had been a topsy-turvy opening day. He did that by taking his fourth-wicket stand with CM Gautam (73) to 139 runs, taking the team score past 150. By the end of the day, Nair was still standing between Vidarbha and a shot at their maiden final. But now, he was doing it in the company of the lower order, to the great frustration of their opponents.By stumps, Nair had moved to his best score of the season and had batted out nearly 25 overs in the company of his captain Vinay Kumar. Only bad light, which ended play at 4.10pm – 15 minutes earlier than it did on the first day – could give Vidarbha respite from their misery.There was nothing slick about Karnataka’s batting for the first half hour or so when outside edges either fell short of the slip cordon or found an escape between fielders. Two of the first three fours Karnataka struck on the day came courtesy edges. It prompted Vidarbha to take the second new ball only 21 balls into the day.The heavy presence of early-morning moisture perhaps came to the aid of Karnataka as the ball came on slowly and edges didn’t carry. Equally, it impelled Karnataka to exercise caution, especially with the odd delivery climbing unexpectedly onto the batsmen.Vidarbha then found various ways to concede the advantage they had gained on the first day. Umesh Yadav was particularly disappointing as he hardly probed the batsmen. Fuller offerings on the pads of Nair allowed him to warm up with a brace of boundaries. Umesh ended his first spell with 4-0-16-0 and Karnataka collected 52 runs in the first 11 overs of the day.By the time the sun came out fully, the pitch had eased out considerably. A straight-driven four off Faiz Fazal, the Vidarbha captain, gave Gautam his fifty; Nair brought up his shortly thereafter, with a neat tuck off the hips through square leg, and followed it up with a paddle sweep to the fine-leg boundary.The sweep became an oft-employed method to counter Vidarbha’s spinners: Nair compact as ever playing his favoured shot, and Gautam slightly less so. And then, in a single moment of indiscretion, Gautam undid all of his good work over the morning, slashing Umesh to deep point off what turned out to be the last ball of the session.Gurbani’s brilliance made for the story of the post-lunch passage. It began antithetically as Nair pulled him over deep backward square leg for six. But in his next over, Gurbani produced a scorching away-drifter that found the outside edge of Stuart Binny, who was forced to play at it.Gurbani regularly found movement off the surface and kept the batsmen on their toes. He forced Shreyas Gopal to follow the line of one that was slanted across the right-hander and jagged away off the seam. The resultant edge was taken brilliantly by Fazal at first slip. With Akshay Wadkar also diving to his right, Fazal was momentarily blinded, but he flung himself to his left and grabbed it without fuss.Gurbani’s fifth wicket arrived with a legcutter that had K Gowtham pushing forward into a drive and offering a catch to gully. In the last ball of that over, Gurbani got one to cut in the other way and found the inside edge of Abhimanyu Mithun that snuck away to fine leg and brought up Karnataka’s 200.Nair remained compact at the other end, displaying characteristic traits of assured feet movement, still head and a straight bat for the most part. Occasionally, he would be ambitious, especially when it came to the sweep, but he played his shots with great control and picked his gaps brilliantly.Soon after Gurbani’s six-over third spell, which ended with three wickets, Nair raised his century with a single to mid-on and followed it up with an eye-catching celebration, getting down on one knee, pulling out an imaginary bow and firing an arrow into the sky.He then snuffed out any steam Vidarbha had gathered from Gurbani’s burst. With Vinay, too, hardly troubled by the pace of Vidarbha’s bowlers and showing good judgement outside off, the two shut out Vidarbha’s chances of limiting the lead to a marginal one.

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O preparador de goleiros do Santos, Arzul, foi homenageado nesta sexta-feira (18) no CT Rei Pelé. Das mãos do ídolo Edu, o profissional do Peixe recebeu uma placa.

Santista de nascimento e coração, Arzul completou 22 anos de Santos em abril. Na sua mão já passaram nomes como Rafael Cabral, Vanderlei e atualmente João Paulo.

Emocionado, o integrante da comissão técnica santista agradeceu o carinho e lembrou os momentos difíceis dessa trajetória.

– Motivo de orgulho. Foram anos árduos. Eu perdi um ligamento cruzado direito, um menisco, mas se fosse pra perder a perna, eu perderia – afirmou Arzul.

– Um clube que eu amo e faço isso com a maior satisfação do mundo. Nesse momento não existe pessoa mais feliz do que eu – acrescentou.

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Quem também participou da homenagem foi o ídolo santista e atual auxiliar técnico, Serginho Chulapa.

– Totalmente merecido. Histórico de grandes goleiros que passaram pelo Santos na época dele, todos arrebentaram. Nada melhor do que o carinho da torcida e de todos, uma pessoa tão importante para a história do Santos – afirmou Chulapa.

Após ser expulso contra o Atlético-MG, pela nona rodada, na Vila Belmiro, e ter ficado de fora do banco de reservas no clássico contra o São Paulo, no último sábado (12), também na Vila, e voltará neste domingo, contra o Botafogo, no estádio Nilton Santos, no Rio de Janeiro, pela 11a rodada do Brasileirão.

توج فريق الكرة الأول بالنادي الأهلي بلقب بطولة دوري أبطال إفريقيا موسم 2023-2024 بفوز مثير على الترجي الرياضي التونسي بهدف دون رد. 

وحل الترجي ضيفًا على الأهلي، بأرضية ميدان استاد القاهرة الدولي في مباراة العودة لنهائي دوري أبطال إفريقيا، لحسم الفريق الفائز باللقب القاري للعام الحالي 2024.

وخاض فريق الكرة الأول بالأهلي حامل اللقب النسخة الماضية، المباراة أمام الترجي متسلحًا بعاملي الأرض والجمهور من أجل الدفاع عن لقبه والوصول للتتويج الـ12 له في تاريخه بدوري أبطال إفريقيا.

وكانت مباراة الذهاب التي أقيمت على ملعب استاد حمادي العقربي (الملعب الأولمبي) برادس قد انتهت بالتعادل السلبي 0-0.

ونجح فريق النادي الأهلي في التسجيل مبكرًا بمباراة الليلة عن طريق رامي ربيعة في الدقيقة الرابعة من عمر اللقاء، مستغلًا ركلة ركنية من الجهة اليسرى.

تشكيل الأهلي أمام الترجي في نهائي دوري أبطال إفريقيا.. من بديل علي معلول؟

وواصل الأهلي ضغطه على مدار الشوط الأول بحثًا عن الهدف الثاني ولكن دفاع الترجي كان بالمرصاد.

ومع انطلاق الشوط الثاني بدأت أنياب فريق الترجي التونسي الهجومية تظهر، ولكن دون خطورة تذكر على مرمى مصطفى شوبير.

واشتدت خطورة اللقاء في أواخر الشوط الثاني، إذ بات الترجي يبحث عن هدف التعادل الذي يمنحه اللقب بشراسة، مع هجمات مضادة من الأهلي من أجل الهدف الثاني.

وحالت العارضة في الدقيقة 86 دون تسجيل الهدف الثاني للأهلي عندما ردت تسديدة البديل محمد مجدي أفشة من ركلة حرة مباشرة على حدود المنطقة. العارضة تحرم أفشة من تسجيل هدف

الجدير بالذكر، أن الأهلي سبق وفاز ببطولة دوري أبطال إفريقيا أعوام 1983، 1987، 2001، 2005، 2006، 2008، 2012، 2013، 2020، 2021، 2023، وأخيرًا 2024.

ومن المقرر أن يعود الأهلي للمواجهات المحلية بعد انتهاء بطولة دوري أبطال إفريقيا.

ويبدأ الأهلي مشواره ببطولة كأس مصر موسم 2023-2024 وذلك بمواجهة الألومنيوم في دور الـ32.

ومن المقرر أن تقام مباراة الأهلي والألومنيوم في دور الـ32 ببطولة كأس مصر يوم الأربعاء المقبل الموافق 29 مايو على أرضية ميدان استاد السلام. أهداف مباراة الأهلي والترجي