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#2 Published Sep 13, 14:35 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

🇺🇸 New York

US Open men’s singles final live: Alexander Zverev vs Ben Shelton

#3 Published Sep 13, 14:26 UTC Others The Hindu 🔗

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Legendary Canadian boxer George Chuvalo dies aged 89

#5 Published Sep 13, 12:31 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

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🇦🇪 Dubai

India vs Sri Lanka live: Asia Cup final

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#9 Published Sep 13, 00:43 UTC Others Agência Brasil 🔗

🇧🇷 São Paulo

Brasil é hepatcampeão da Copa América de futebol de cegos em SP

A seleção brasileira masculina de futebol conquistou de forma invicta o heptacampeonato da Copa América de futebol de cegos. Na final disputada neste sábado (12), a Amarelinha derrotou a Colômbia por 3 a 0 no CT Paralímpico, em São Paulo. Ao levantar a taça pela sétima vez, os brasileiros mantêm a hegemonia em 11 edições do torneio. O duelo decisivo deste sábado reeditou a disputa pelo bronze na Paralimpíada de Paris 2024, quando o Brasil arrematou a medalha (vitória por 1 a 0). Hoje a seleção foi dominante desde o início. Maicon Mendes abriu o placar ao chutar de longa distância e Raimundo Nonato ampliou no último minuto do primeiro tempo. Notícias relacionadas:Ana Sátila é ouro em etapa da Copa do Mundo de canoagem slalom.Brasil vence 4º jogo e encara Argentina por vaga olímpica no domingo.Norris produz volta magistral e conquista pole no GP da Espanha de F1.Na segunda etapa, os colombianos pressionaram nos minutos iniciais, mas Jardiel balançou a rede e aumentou para 3 a 0 a vantagem dos brasileiros. Daí em diante, a Amarelinha comandada pelo técnico Cesinha administrou o resultado até o apito final. Ver esse post no Instagram Um post compartilhado por Comitê Paralímpico Brasileiro (@brasilparalimpico) “Esse título é muito importante. Estamos começando o ciclo para Los Angels 2028. O nosso último ciclo não foi tão bom quanto a gente esperava. colocamos os pés no chão e temos a certeza de que cada vez estamos mais fortes. Vamos nos preparar para estarmos fortes e buscar o título no Mundial aqui no Brasil”, projetou Jardiel, em depoimento após o título ao Comitê Paralímpico Brasileiro (CPB). Para chegar à final, o Brasil somou três vitórias e um empate. Na primeira fase, derrotou Chile (3 a 0) e Peru (6 a 0), e empatou sem gols com a Colômbia, encerrando a fase de grupos na liderança da chave 2. Na semifinal, a Amarelinha superou a Costa Rica por 2 a 0. A Copa América começou com 12 nações, divididas em dois grupos. O grupo 1 contava com México, Costa Rica, Argentina e Guatemala. Maior referência mundial do futebol de cegos, o Brasil soma o segundo título no ciclo da Paralimpíada de Los Angeles 2028. Em julho, o país foi campeão dos Jogos Parasul-Americanos, em Valledupar (Colômbia). A seleção masculina é pentacampeã mundial (1998, 2000, 2010, 2014 e 2018) e paralímpica (Atenas 2004, Pequim 2008, Londres 2012, Rio 2016 e Tóquio 2020). Argentina leva bronze Segunda maior vencedora da Copa América com três títulos, a Argentina levou a melhor da disputa da medalha de bronze, ao superar a Costa Rica por 4 a 1. Atuais campeões mundiais e vice paralímpicos, os argentinos ficaram pela primeira vez fora da decisão continental – na semi foram superados pela Colômbia nos pênaltis, após empate sem gols no tempo nos 40 minutos de partida.

#Copa América #futebol de cegos #sports

#10 Published Sep 12, 23:25 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

Alexander Zverev vs Ben Shelton: US Open men’s singles final – all to know

#11 Published Sep 12, 23:14 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

Elena Rybakina defeats Aryna Sabalenka in US Open women’s singles final

#12 Published Sep 12, 19:20 UTC Others Agência Brasil 🔗

🇧🇷 Rio de Janeiro

Brasil vence 4º jogo e encara Argentina por vaga olímpica no domingo

A seleção brasileira feminina de vôlei derrotou o Chile por 3 sets a 0 (25/13, 30/28 e 25/11) neste sábado (12) no Pré-Olímpico Sul-Americano e ficou a uma vitória de garantir presença nos Jogos Olímpicos de Los Angeles 2028. A Amarelinha decide a vaga olímpica contra a Argentina às 12h (horário de Brasília) deste domingo (13), no Ginásio do Maracanãzinho, no Rio de Janeiro. Ambas as equipes estão invictas na competição de pontos corridos, embora o Brasil leve vantagem por não ter perdido nenhum set em quatro jogos. Já a Argentina tem um ponto a menos por ter superado a Colômbia no tie-break (3 a 2) na segunda partida do torneio. A seleção brasileira é a maior campeã sul-americana com 23 títulos, os últimos 15 consecutivos. Notícias relacionadas:Brasil vence a terceira e lidera Sul-Americano feminino de vôlei.Norris produz volta magistral e conquista pole no GP da Espanha de F1.Brasileirão terá campanha de conscientização sobre doação de órgãos. Ver esse post no Instagram Um post compartilhado por Vôlei Brasil (@cbvolei) Nesta tarde, a maior pontuador foi a ponteira Julia Bergmann, que anotou 12 ataques e um bloqueio. As brasileiras, comandadas pelo técnico José Roberto Guimarães, ditaram o ritmo de jogo no primeiro set, mas oscilaram na segunda parcial, permitindo que as chilenas liderassem o placar por 23 a 19. Mas as brasileiras reagiram a tempo: salvaram quatro set points e fecharam em 30 a 28. Na parcial seguinte, a Amarelinha sobrou em quadra com ótimas atuações de Gabi e Tainara. A vitória deste sábado (12) deixou o Brasil a liderança do Sul-Americano, com 12 pontos, seguido pela Argentina (11) e pela Colômbia (4). As três primeiras equipes do torneio já asseguram vaga no Pan-Americano e no Mundial, ambos em 2027. Campanha do Brasil 8 de setembro: Brasil 3 x 0 Venezuela - 25/14, 25/13 e 25/19 9 de setembro: Brasil 3 x 0 Peru - 25/16, 25/16 e 25/15 10 de setembro: Brasil 3 x 0 Colômbia - 25/19, 25/18 e 36/34 12 de setembro: Brasil 3 x 0 Chile - 25/13, 30/25 e 25/11 Campanha da Argentina 8 de setembro: Argentina 3 x 1 Peru - 20/25, 25/15, 25/28 e 27/25 9 de setembro: Argentina 3 x 2 Colômbia - 27/29, 25/11, 21/25, 25/23 e 15/8 10 de setembro: Argentina 3 x 0 Chile - 25/21, 25/18 e 25/17 12 de setembro: Argentina 3 x 0 Venezuela - 25/23, 25/20 e 25/21

#volleyball #sports #Olympics

#13 Published Sep 12, 17:18 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

🇦🇪 Dubai

India vs Sri Lanka: Women’s T20 Asia Cup 2026 final – schedule, teams, form

#14 Published Sep 12, 17:07 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

Aryna Sabalenka vs Elena Rybakina live: US Open women’s singles final 2026

#15 Published Sep 12, 14:24 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

🇬🇧 GB

England survive Pakistan scare to seal 3-0 Test series sweep

#16 Published Sep 12, 14:08 UTC Others The Hindu 🔗

🇮🇳 Kurnool

Protests erupt over abrupt closure of Kurnool Outdoor Stadium

#17 Published Sep 12, 10:09 UTC Others France 24 🔗

🇫🇷 FR

Rennes beat Olympique de Marseille to seize top spot in Ligue 1

#18 Published Sep 11, 21:28 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

Sabalenka vs Rybakina: US Open women’s singles final – start, prize, form

#19 Published Sep 11, 20:07 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

🇬🇧 Edgbaston

Razaullah’s six-hitting debut caps Pakistan’s fightback against England

#20 Published Sep 11, 16:55 UTC Others Bloomberg 🔗

🇺🇸 New York

Allan Houston on Charity Efforts, NY Knicks Championship

#21 Published Sep 11, 08:07 UTC Others Bloomberg 🔗

What’s the Cost of the Premier League’s Global Success?

#22 Published Sep 10, 22:58 UTC Others Agência Brasil 🔗

🇨🇦 Ottawa

Brasil continua sem vitória no mundial de basquete em cadeira de rodas

As seleções brasileiras de basquete em cadeira de rodas continuam sem vencer no Campeonato Mundial da modalidade, que ocorre em Ottawa (Canadá). Nesta quinta-feira (10), o time masculino estreou com derrota por 77 a 32 para a Itália, no ginásio da Carleton University. O feminino, pela segunda rodada, caiu por 70 a 63 para a Espanha, no TD Place. Os jogos da competição têm transmissão ao vivo no canal da Federação Internacional da modalidade (IWBF, sigla em inglês). Notícias relacionadas:Futebol de cegos: Brasil vai à final da Copa América contra Colômbia.Valieva perde status de neutra e fica fora de disputas internacionais.Copa do Brasil: Arena Mané Garrincha será o palco da final em Brasília.Entre os homens, o Brasil pecou no aproveitamento (29% em 55 arremessos, contra 55% dos italianos em 63 tentativas) e pegou bem menos rebotes (29 a 41). Cristiano Clemente, o Juninho, foi o destaque brasileiro, com oito pontos, sete rebotes e três assistências. A seleção verde e amarela busca a reação nesta sexta-feira (11), às 18h (horário de Brasília), diante do favorito Estados Unidos, atuais campeões mundiais e tri paralímpicos, no TD Place. A campanha na fase de grupos termina no domingo (13), às 17h45, novamente na Carleton University, contra a Holanda, país do técnico brasileiro, Cees Van Rootselaar. O Mundial masculino reúne 16 seleções, divididas em quatro chaves. O Brasil está no Grupo A. Os dois primeiros colocados avançam às quartas de final. No feminino, o Brasil fez um jogo apertado diante das espanholas, chegando a passar a frente em determinados momentos do terceiro e do último quartos, mas sem resistir à pressão das rivais. Os lances livres fizeram diferença. As europeias tiveram direito a 13 arremessos (acertaram dez), contra cinco (todos convertidos) das brasileiras. Com 18 pontos, cinco rebotes e sete assistências, liderou o time verde e amarelo, a experiente Vileide Almeida liderou o time verde e amarelo. Foi o segundo revés da equipe comandada por Evelyn Barbian, que, na última quarta-feira (9), perdeu da Grã-Bretanha por 78 a 41, também no TD Place. As brasileiras têm novo desafio no sábado (12), às 15h30, na Carleton University, diante da Austrália, donas de quatro medalhas paralímpicas (três pratas e um bronze). Entre as mulheres, o Mundial tem 12 países, separados em duas chaves. Integrante do Grupo B, o Brasil ainda terá pela frente China e Canadá. As quatro melhores seleções vão às quartas.

#basketball #sports #paralympics

#23 Published Sep 10, 19:03 UTC Others The Hindu 🔗

BHEL organises inter-unit Hockey tournament in Ranipet

#24 Published Sep 10, 18:01 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

🇬🇧 GB

England close in on Pakistan whitewash in third Test as Robinson shines

#25 Published Sep 10, 17:52 UTC Others Agência Brasil 🔗

🇧🇷 Brasília

Copa do Brasil: Arena Mané Garrincha será o palco da final em Brasília

A Arena Mané Garrincha, em Brasília, será o palco da decisão do título da Copa do Brasil no dia 6 de dezembro (um domingo), que pela primeira vez na história ocorrerá em jogo único. A escolha foi anunciada nesta quinta-feira (10) pela Confederação Brasileira de Futebol (CBF), que também definiu, por sorteio, os mandos de campo das semifinais Grêmio x Atlético-MG e Palmeiras x Vasco. Os finalistas asseguram presença da Copa Libertadores de 2027 (o campeão garante vaga na fase de grupos do torneio, enquanto o vice disputará a fase preliminar). Notícias relacionadas:Vasco e Palmeiras avançam e se enfrentam na semi da Copa do Brasil.Federação Francesa retira apoio à reeleição de Infantino na Fifa.Rádio Nacional transmite Independiente del Valle x Flamengo.PARTIU BRASÍLIA! ??? A final da #CopaBetanoDoBrasil 2026 será no estádio Mané Garrincha. Quem estará lá? ? pic.twitter.com/iFB4adj9Qo — Copa do Brasil (@CopaDoBrasilCBF) September 10, 2026 Desde que foi criada, em 1989, a competição sempre fora decidida em partidas de ida e volta. A final da atual 38ª edição da Copa do Brasil no Mané Garrincha encerrará o calendário do futebol nacional, no mesmo palco da abertura da temporada, em 1º de fevereiro, quando houve a decisão da Supercopa Rei. Na ocasião, mais de 71 mil torcedores lotaram o estádio para assistir Flamengo x Corinthians e viram o Timão conquistar a taça com vitória por 2 a 0. A Copa do Brasil começou em 18 de fevereiro e reuniu 128 times, 34 a mais que na edição de 2025. Mandos de campo das semifinais Atlético-MG e Vasco serão os mandantes dos jogos de volta das semifinais da Copa do Brasil, conforme sorteio realizado nesta quinta (10) na sede da CBF, no Rio de Janeiro. Nas partidas de ida, o pentacampeão Grêmio (1989, 1994, 1997, 2001 e 2016) receberá o bicampeão Atlético-MG (2014 e 2021), e o tetracampeão Palmeiras (1998, 2012, 2015 e 2020) enfrentará o Vasco (único título em 2011). As partidas têm como data-base os dias 1º e 8 de novembro. TUDO DEFINIDO! ?️ Os mandos das semifinais foram definidos. O ADM já está na expectativa dos confrontos! ??#CopaBetanoDoBrasil pic.twitter.com/MNDQ8ccAlU — Copa do Brasil (@CopaDoBrasilCBF) September 10, 2026

#sports #football #Copa do Brasil

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#27 Published Sep 10, 16:04 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

LIVE: Manchester United vs Sabah – UEFA Champions League

#28 Published Sep 10, 14:31 UTC Others France 24 🔗

'Infantino is the one who has brought the most to Africa' says Samuel Eto'o

#29 Published Sep 10, 14:27 UTC Others France 24 🔗

🇫🇷 FR

Gianni Infantino: French Football Federation withdraws support for FIFA chief

#30 Published Sep 10, 13:19 UTC Others France 24 🔗

🇫🇷 FR

France withdraws support for Infantino in FIFA presidential election

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