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Crystal Palace beat Liverpool last weekend to extend their unbeaten run under Oliver Glasner to 18 matches. They have since won in Europe, making it 19 without defeat.

Now, Everton must down the Eagles at the Hill Dickinson Stadium. David Moyes’ side have come on leaps and bounds in 2025, but are three games without a win in the Premier League and have conceded a joint-divisional best three goals so far.

The Toffees will need to be better in the final third, with Beto flattering to deceive at number nine so far this year. The frontman needs to strike true, but he also needs those around him to bring their A-game.

Sadly, among the Everton stars won’t be Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, who is suspended after picking up five yellow cards from his first six Premier League matches for the Merseysiders.

Dewsbury-Hall misses out for Everton

Everton signed Dewsbury-Hall from Chelsea for £25m this summer, adding to Moyes’ ranks a versatile midfielder with creative quality and an industrious approach.

Having played every minute of Everton’s Premier League campaign so far, Dewsbury-Hall has averaged 2.2 key passes and 5.3 successful duels per game, as per Sofascore, effective as the forward point of his side’s midfield triangle.

But now he will be absent. Perhaps a combative player, but Dewsbury-Hall has not committed five yellow-worthy offences this term. The 27-year-old has himself commented on the “mind-boggling” calls.

It is not controversial to suggest Dewsbury-Hall might have been hard done by with some of the decisions against him, and now he sits out for a crucial top-flight tie.

Who slots into the central berth? Some might call for Tyler Dibling to get the nod for the first time since joining from Southampton for £42m in the summer, but there’s another rising star who might be better suited to the task ahead. After all, Charly Alcaraz has starred against Glasner’s Palace before.

Moyes must unleash Charly Alcaraz

Alcaraz, 22, returned to the Premier League in January, signing for Everton on loan, having previously plied his youthful trade on the south coast with Southampton.

That loan move has since been sealed on a permanent basis, and Alcaraz brings a tenacious and dynamic package, offering shades of Dewsbury-Hall through his ball-carrying ability and tough-tackling defensive work rate.

However, he’s yet to nail down a starting berth in the Premier League. This season, the Argentine has featured four times and started one of those fixtures, equating to 32 minutes of action per appearance.

But there’s a lot to like, with his cleanness on the ball sure to see him play the role Dewsbury-Hall has performed so confidently over the past few months.

Everton – Most Successful Dribblers (24/25)

Player

Dribbles per game

Success rate

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall

1.0

100%

Charly Alcaraz

0.8

100%

Michael Keane

0.2

100%

Iliman Ndiaye

3.0

56%

Jack Grealish

1.5

41%

Data via Sofascore

Moreover, he ranks among the top 12% of positional peers across Europe’s top five leagues over the past year for dribblers challenged and the top 5% for aerial battles won per 90, as per FBref, speaking of a completeness that Dibling does not yet own.

Palace are well-oiled and in full command of their tactical identity. They defend as a unit, and they attack as a hive. Dewsbury-Hall is needed, but Moyes does not have his services to draw upon, and so Alcaraz must be unleashed.

The “special” talent, as he was called by youth scout Antonio Mango back in 2023, also scored on his full Premier League debut in an Everton shirt, and that was at Selhurst Park against Crystal Palace.

It was the conclusive goal in a 2-1 win, and Alcaraz created two big chances besides and made three clearances, producing the kind of performance that will be needed on Sunday afternoon.

With Dewsbury-Hall sidelined until after the international break, Moyes must showcase his side’s strength in depth and allow Alcaraz the chance to prove his worth in a team looking to make headway in the Premier League.

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انتقد مدير نادي برشلونة السابق، قائد نادي ريال مدريد، دانيال كارفاخال، وذلك على هامش تصرفات الظهير الأيمن خلال مواجهة الكلاسيكو الأخيرة بين الريال والبارسا بالدوري الإسباني.

ريال مدريد حسم قمة الجولة العاشرة من بطولة الدوري الإسباني للدرجة الأولى وحقق الانتصار على برشلونة يوم الأحد الماضي بهدفين مقابل هدف على ملعب سانتياجو برنابيو.

لكن كارفاخال دخل في مناوشات مع لامين يامال، نجم برشلونة، مما جعل الأمور تشتغل بين لاعبي الفريقين عقب نهاية اللقاء.

ويرى توني فريسكا، مدير برشلونة السابق، أن كارفاخال تصرف بجبن مع يامال، حيث قال في تصريحات إلى “الشنجريتو”: “تصرف داني كارفاخال بجبن”.

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وأضاف: ”من السهل جدًا أن تفعل ذلك عندما تفوز بمباراة في ملعبك والجميع يصفق لك، أن تذهب إلى طفل وتقول له هذا، فيرى الجميع ويحفظونه بعيدًا عن غرفة الملابس”.

فريسكا سبق وأن هاجم كارفاخال عبر “تويتر” عقب نهاية الكلاسيكو، حيث قال: “يا له من عار ألا أكون لاعبًا في برشلونة وأن يأتي كارفاخال إلي بكلام فارغ، هم لا يعرفون الخسارة ولا الفوز”.

وجعل هذا الفوز ريال مدريد يعزز صدارته في ترتيب الدوري الإسباني، وبفارق خمس نقاط كاملة عن برشلونة صاحب المركز الثاني.

وكان يامال قد ألغى متابعة كارفاخال عبر “إنستجرام”، قبل أن يعود الجناح الشاب ليتابع مواطنه أمس الأربعاء.

With the news filtering through that Ross Wilson is now joining Newcastle United as the club’s new sporting director, it could well be make or break time for a number of the reserve personnel at St James’ Park who are nearing the end of their current deals.

Indeed, Wilson will want to leave his mark on proceedings, with the likes of Matt Targett surely being let go when his deal expires next summer.

The likes of Kieran Trippier and Fabian Schar, however, will surely be keen to extend their current contracts, which also expire next year, even as they reach both 35 and 33, respectively, having shown they can still offer up plenty of quality as St. James’ Park veterans.

Dan Burn will also want to continue his celebrated Newcastle stay for as long as possible, even if question marks continue to pop up about his suitability as a left-back in Eddie Howe’s XI.

What the future holds for Dan Burn at Newcastle

Burn has become a staple at Newcastle over recent years, with the Blyth-born colossus beaming from ear to ear when he lifted the EFL Cup last year to break the Toon’s long trophy drought, having scored in the unbelievable 2-1 victory.

In total, the 6-foot-7 defender has now tallied up 158 appearances for Howe and Co since joining from Brighton and Hove Albion in 2022, with Burn missing from just one Premier League contest all season long last campaign.

Still, he hasn’t been without his critics this season, with one Toon-based content creator even dubbing Burn’s extended shifts at left-back over recent games as the “stuff of nightmares”.

In particular, the England international notably struggled to close down Bukayo Saka during Newcastle’s late 2-1 collapse against Arsenal, with the usually formidable 33-year-old giving away possession a high 26 times in the process.

With Malick Thiaw’s emergence into the side as an up-and-coming centre-back option, it’s unlikely that Burn will be shoved back into the heart of the backline soon, with the ageing number 33 just hopeful he can remain a consistent starter until his own contract runs out in the summer of 2027.

One of Burn’s Newcastle teammates doesn’t look to have the same luxury of time on his side, however.

Newcastle "leader" is now on borrowed time

When scanning the current makeup of the Magpies’ first-team step-up, there are an awful lot of figures who have been with the club since the very beginning of Howe’s reign.

Nick Pope left Burnley behind for the allure of St. James’ Park during Howe’s first proper summer transfer window, and despite some murmurs last season by journalist Adam Clery that he looks “absolutely petrified” to make an error, he remains Howe’s number one choice all those years down the line.

He does, however, have that same weight on his shoulders that the likes of Trippier and Schar are feeling, as his contract also expires this approaching June.

Jamaal Lascelles is also in this same unwanted boat, but he has been situated on Tyneside since the days of Rafa Benitez, even when his team were locked into a Championship promotion race during the 2016/17 season.

At the time, Lascelles would stand up strong as the Toon’s captain to guide the underachievers back up to the top-flight, with Newcastle royalty in Alan Shearer even going out of his way to label the 31-year-old as a “leader.”

Lascelles’ Newcastle numbers

Stat

Lascelles

Games played

253

Goals scored

15

Assists

4

Days out with injury

953

Games missed with injury

119

Sourced by Transfermarkt

Since then, he has notched up 159 Premier League appearances and counting, but with their Champions League status now nearly a decade from Lascelles’ moment in the spotlight, and his recurring nature in and out of the St James’ treatment room currently, it might well be an apt time to pull the plug on the Derby-born centre-back’s long-winding stay, when his deal ceases to be in June.

Lascelle’s woes with injuries haven’t stopped him from still being seen as a club captain off the pitch, with Howe further reinforcing that he is an “incredible” player to have around the dressing room.

But, with Wilson through the door, and his contract soon to be up, now could be the time to wave goodbye, with Lascelles potentially going on to be a hero for another club, if he can exorcise his injury demons once and for all.

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With star seamer likely to be rested, onus is on young quicks to rise to the occasion

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Watch – Why were India’s seamers ineffective on day five?

India’s plans to play Jasprit Bumrah in just three Tests remain unaltered despite a classic Bumrah-or-bust Test in Leeds.In fact, Bumrah’s load management went to the other extreme on the final afternoon at Headingley, when he wasn’t even called upon for the second new ball, when England needed 22 to win with five wickets in hand. However, head coach Gautam Gambhir trusts the rest of the attack to be able to pick up 20 wickets, but also asked for some patience with an inexperienced unit in a team in transition.”This bowling attack has one bowler with five Tests under his belt [Nitish Kumar Reddy], one has four [Prasidh Krishna], one has played two [Harshit Rana] and one hasn’t yet debuted [Arshdeep Singh],” Gambhir said, with Prasidh coming under particular scrutiny for an economy rate in excess of a-run-a-ball in each innings, even though he used the bouncer to good effect in the second innings after struggling to hit his lengths in the first.Related

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“We will have to give them time,” Gambhir said. “Earlier, we used to have four fast bowlers in the squad with an experience of more than 40 Tests. It doesn’t make such a big impact in one-day or T20 matches, but when you go to Australia, England, or South Africa for Tests, experience matters.”These are early days. If we start judging our bowlers after every Test, how will we develop a bowling attack? Outside Bumrah and [Mohammad] Siraj, we don’t have that much experience, but they [the others] have quality, which is why they are in this dressing room. But we have got to keep backing them because it’s not about one tour. It’s about building a fast-bowler battery that can serve India for long time in Test cricket.”Gambhir reinforced his trust in the fast bowlers even as doubts gather as to how India will take 20 wickets in the two Tests that Bumrah won’t play. “I think for us to manage Bumrah’s workload is more important because there’s a lot of cricket going forward and we know what he brings to the table as well,” Gambhir said. “So before he came on this tour, it was already decided that he’s going to play three Test matches, but let’s see how his body turns up. But we haven’t decided which two other Test matches he’s going to play.1:16

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“We absolutely have the bowling attack. We believe in them. We trust in them. When we pick the squad, we pick the squad on trust, not on hope. Those are inexperienced bowlers, but they will keep getting better, and we saw in this Test match as well that, for the first four days, we were in a position, and even on day five we were in a position, where we would have won the Test match. So we believe and we trust that we can. These boys will deliver for us.”Specifically with Prasidh and Shardul Thakur – the latter played as a bowling allrounder – Gambhir avoided picking holes in their performances.”I think Prasidh bowled really well,” Gambhir said. “He got us crucial wickets as well. We picked him because we thought that he’s got something different. He’s got that bounce, and in the first innings, I think he used that bounce really well, [and] even in the second innings. He’ll keep getting better with experience. He’s got all the ingredients of being a very good bowler, best bowler, which he had shown in Australia in Sydney and here as well. That’s why I said that we’ll keep backing these boys.4:09

Gambhir: We had opportunities on all five days

“Shardul was used a little less, but the reason was probably that [Ravindra] Jadeja bowled really well, so we thought that Jadeja will give us control. Shardul got us two important wickets. So I’m not going to sit here and say that this guy didn’t bowl well or that guy bowled well. Shardul gave us two important wickets, which got us back in the game. I think we just got to be more consistent. That is what is more important, and these boys will learn.”It is not just the drop in the bowling that hurt India in a Test that looked unloseable at various points. Nos. 8 to 11 aggregated just nine runs in two innings put together. What’s more, they often got themselves out trying extravagant shots even with a specialist batter at the other end. Gambhir, however, refused to single them out.”First of all, I’ll tell you it’s not that they were not applying themselves,” he said. “Sometimes people fail, and that’s okay. I know it is disappointing and more importantly, I think they are more disappointed than anyone. Because they knew that we had the opportunity. If we had got up to 570, 580 in the first innings, we could have dominated from there.”It’s not that they’re not working hard in the nets as well. Sometimes these things happen, even the pure batters fail as well. So hopefully they got to learn and hopefully we can have better performances from our tail, and that is not the only reason why we lost the Test match, to be honest. There was other moments as well where we could have won the Test match. I’m not going to sit here and single out ‘it’s because of the tail’ or ‘the tail couldn’t contribute’ or ‘8, 9, 10, 11 couldn’t contribute’. We lose together, we win together.”When you lose a Test in this manner, however, it can be a long way back up, especially when you have a new, young captain. This was Shubman Gill’s first Test as captain and only the sixth first-class game he has led in. Gambhir, though, backed Gill to bounce back.”Look, first Test match, obviously, there are nerves,” Gambhir said. “It’s a great honour, as he’s already mentioned. Not many people get that opportunity, and he was phenomenal. More importantly, I think the way he batted in the first innings. I’m sure he would have had his own nerves being the captain for the first time and then getting the hundred…”He has everything that it takes for him to be a successful captain, but we got to just give him time. It’s still very early days. He’s only captain for the first time. I’m sure he’s going to get better, and these are tough places to captain. So it’s like pushing someone into the deep sea, and I’m sure he’s going to come out as a proper professional.”

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O Fluminense entra em campo nesta quarta-feira (27), contra o Internacional, pela semifinal da Libertadores, no Maracanã. Os torcedores do clube preparam uma grande festa com mosaico de papel e balões para incentivar os jogadores. Mas, com as fortes chuvas e ventos no Rio de Janeiro, a organização dos papéis foi comprometida e parte da festa foi cancelada pela torcida que organizou o mosaico.

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A torcida que estava a frente da organização, ‘Bravo 52’, postou um vídeo em seu Instagram oficial explicando o acontecimento. O Fluminense precisa entregar o estádio para a Conmebol antes do jogo. Por isso, não teria tempo hábil para arrumar as peças do mosaico.

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Torcida tricolor, devido ao grande volume de chuva e força dos ventos, tivemos parte da festa comprometida. Não teremos mais mosaico no setor Leste.

Apesar disso, HOJE NÃO É DIA DE SE DEIXAR ABALAR. Já providenciamos balões para repor o setor, garantindo a festa. (+) pic.twitter.com/QRDVyRiskr

— Bravo 52 (@bravo52oficial) September 27, 2023

“Torcida tricolor, devido ao grande volume de chuva e força dos ventos, tivemos parte da festa comprometida. Não teremos mais mosaico no setor Leste.
Apesar disso, HOJE NÃO É DIA DE SE DEIXAR ABALAR. Já providenciamos balões para reposição na Leste, garantindo a festa em todos os setores.
Que assim como em muitas outras ocasiões, a chuva nos traga mais uma importante vitória na noite de hoje.
APOIEM OS 90 MINUTOS E VAMOS JUNTOS PELA GLÓRIA ETERNA!”

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Apesar de retirar os papéis do setor Leste Superior e Inferior, a torcida já colocou balões para completar a arquibancada e garantir a festa em todos os setores do estádio. Torcedores estão nesse momento no Maracanã tentando soluções para arrumar a festa e liberar o local para a Conmebol.

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تحدث التونسي نبيل الكوكي المدير الفني لفريق المصري البورسعيدي، عن التعادل أمام الأهلي، في الدوري المصري الممتاز. 

وتعادل الأهلي مع المصري البورسعيدي، بدون أهداف، في المباراة التي جمعت بين الفريقين، ضمن منافسات الجولة الـ13 من بطولة الدوري الممتاز.

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وقال نبيل الكوكي في تصريحات على قناة “أون سبورت”: “قسمنا المباراة على 3 مراحل، أول 10 دقائق استحوذنا على الكرة، بعد ذلك الأهلي استحوذ وتحكم في 30 دقيقة”. 

وأضاف: “الشوط الثاني قمنا بعمل تعديلات وخلقنا فرصًا، وعندما تواجه فريقًا كبيرًا مثل الأهلي، لا بد أن تلعب بشكل تكتيكي أكبر، والمبدأ عندنا إذا لم نفز لا نخسر”.

ورفع فريق الأهلي رصيده إلى 23 نقطة في المركز الثاني في جدول ترتيب الدوري الممتاز، بينما المصري رفع رصيده إلى 20 نقطة في المركز الخامس.

In a move that could see them skip out the likes of Brighton & Hove Albion, Liverpool have reportedly joined the race to sign an impressive South American wonderkid.

Van Dijk: It's "clear" Liverpool must improve

Returning from the international break looking to return to winning ways for the first time in three games, against rivals Manchester United no less, Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk has admitted that the Reds must improve.

The Dutchman also praised the Red Devils, sending a warning to the rest of his teammates about the threat that they pose even after getting off to a difficult start to the campaign, themselves.

For Arne Slot, it’s an unfamiliar position.

The Dutchman only knows winning ways in Merseyside after securing the Premier League title in his debut campaign last time out. Now, for the first time, the pressure is on him to turn Liverpool’s £400m summer spending spree into a side capable of defending that title.

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Anfield chiefs rarely panic on that front, however, and will instead have their sights set on further improvements.

After smashing their transfer record twice in the summer to welcome Florian Wirtz and Alexander Isak, Michael Edwards and Richard Hughes have reportedly shifted their focus towards a wonderkid.

Liverpool join Ian Subiabre race

As reported by The Boot Room’s Graeme Bailey, Liverpool have now joined the race to sign Ian Subiabre alongside Arsenal, Manchester City and a number of other Premier League rivals.

The youngster is one of the most promising stars that South American football has to offer, and is reportedly ready to move on from River Plate in 2026.

Described as a “direct dribbler” by analyst Ben Mattinson, Subiabre would be an excellent coup for Liverpool, especially in January if a winter move does indeed become possible.

Whether it’s been those at Anfield in the case of Alexis Mac Allister or Chelsea with Moises Caicedo, a number of top Premier League sides have missed out on bargain deals for South American stars before paying a premium price to the likes of Brighton to secure those same players.

The Reds could now skip that step by landing a repeat of Man City’s Claudio Echeverri deal for Subiabre next year.

While Subiabre’s deal is due to expire at the end of 2026, reports from his homeland suggest the 18-year-old is actually ready to renew his deal until 2028 — giving River Plate the chance to recuperate a larger fee for him.

This proposed fresh contract, if officially announced, would include a whopping £74 million release clause.

Liverpool will be praying this isn’t the case, and Subiabre pulls a ‘Trent’ by running his current deal down.

If not, Slot’s side would have to fork out much more money for the Argentine, albeit maybe not as high as the clause.

كشف الدولي البرازيلي روبرتو فيرمينو، لاعب ليفربول السابق والسد القطري الحالي، حقيقة مفاوضات ريال مدريد من أجل التعاقد معه عقب رحيله عن الريدز.

سجل البرازيلي 111 هدفًا وقدم 72 تمريرة حاسمة في 362 مباراة خلال فترة وجوده مع ليفربول والتي كانت تعتبر فترة ذهبية رفقة الثنائي محمد صلاح وساديو ماني تحت قيادة الألماني يورجن كلوب.

كان حوار فيرمينو على خلفية لقاء ريال مدريد وليفربول في دوري أبطال أوروبا والذي انتهى بفوز الريدز بهدف نظيف في المباراة التي جمعتهما على ملعب “آنفيلد”، الثلاثاء الماضي.

 وقال فيرمينو، في تصريحات نقلتها صحيفة “ليفربول إيكو” عن حقيقة وجود اهتمام ريال مدريد بالتعاقد معه بعد رحيله عن ليفربول: “كان هناك اهتمام بالطبع بكل صراحة”.

وأكمل: “أخبرتني وكالتي بوجود اهتمام من ريال مدريد من أجل التعاقد معي، كان ذلك مؤخرًا لكن ليس كما كان سابقًا، كما تعلمون عندما تلقيتُ عرضًا للذهاب إلى السعودية”.

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وتابع: “في ذلك الوقت، كان هناك اهتمام حقيقي من مدريد ولكن كانت هناك عوامل كثيرة أخرى”.

وأضاف: “لم أكن الخيار الأول ولا حتى الثاني بالنسبة لهم، لذلك كان عليّ الانتظار طويلًا ليس أنني قليل الصبر، ولكن كان عليّ الانتظار”.

واستطرد: “ثم جاء العرض من الأهلي وكان علي أن أصلي وأفكر إذا كان هذا هو الشيء الصحيح حقًا”.

وأتم: “هكذا حدث الأمر، ذهبتُ إلى الجزيرة العربية وأعتقد أن هدفي هناك قد تحقق، أعتقد أن هذا ما كان مقدرًا أن يحدث”.

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O Corinthians pretende fechar nesta quinta-feira (28) com Mano Menezes para o comando do clube no lugar de Vanderlei Luxemburgo, demitido na tarde desta quarta-feira (27). Uma reunião entre o treinador gaúcho e a direção corintiana está agendada para o início desta tarde. O intuito da equipe alvinegra é terminar o encontro com o negócio fechado.

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O Timão ainda não apresentou oferta alguma para Mano e pretende discutir sobre projeto, tempo de contrato e salário na conversa que está marcada. A avaliação interna é que nenhuma dessas questões será empecilho para que o treinador assuma o time. 

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A duração do vínculo é a única coisa que poderia ser problema, mas não deve atrapalhar, pois o clube do Parque São Jorge projeta oferecer um contrato maior do que os dois meses que restam para terminar não só este ano como o mandato do atual presidente Duílio Monteiro Alves. A tendência, assim, é que o acordo seja firmado até dezembro de 2024.

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Em caso de vitória de André Luiz de Oliveira, o André Negão, que é o candidato da situação, na eleição que acontece no dia 25 de novembro, a tendência é que Mano tenha tranquilidade para cumprir todo o seu contrato no time alvinegro – a depender sempre dos resultados e desempenho da equipe. Isso porque o ex-presidente Andrés Sánchez, que é admirador do trabalho do gaúcho, voltaria a ter grande influência nas decisões de futebol.

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Em caso de vitória da oposição, liderada pelo candidato à presidência corintiana Augusto Melo, a condição de Mano Menezes deve ser avaliada.

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Todos os departamentos do Corinthians estão cientes da reunião que diretoria terá com o técnico gaúcho e da grande possibilidade de fechar o negócio ainda nesta quinta-feira (28).

A expectativa é que Mano já comande o treinamento desta sexta-feira (29) e dirija a equipe no clássico contra o São Paulo, que será disputado no estádio do Morumbi, neste sábado (30), às 18h30 (de Brasília).

Fast bowler confident he’s ready for Test comeback after coming through Sussex return unscathed

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Jofra Archer says that the mental challenge of returning to four-day cricket after a four-year absence has been a bigger issue than the physical toil. However, he is confident that his body will be ready for Test cricket if he gets the call-up later this summer.Speaking to Sussex Cricket at Chester-le-Street after the second day’s play, where he had dismissed Emilio Gay lbw for his first first-class wicket for 1,501 days, Archer admitted the experience had been “mentally tough” on a surface that offered very little lateral movement for the bowlers.”I’m glad to just finish a day of four-day cricket,” he said. “Last time I played [against Kent at Hove in May 2021], I just made it to tea, so I’m glad to go all the way today.”When the scoreboard got to 50 overs, I was, like, ‘Jesus, time to come off now!'” he joked. “But it wasn’t too bad. Doing it session-by-session was okay, but the pitch didn’t do much.”Today could have been the longest day I’ve ever had, and not because it’s red-ball cricket,” he added. “I’ve been in the field for two-and-a-half days before, and it still didn’t feel as long as today. When the ball is moving, and you’re getting something off the pitch, it feels a bit more exciting.”However, crucially for Archer’s hopes of getting back into the Test team – for whom he last featured on the tour of India in 2020-21 – his body has so far shown no reaction to the added toil of red-ball cricket.”It felt all right today,” he said. “I’ve been playing for a year, and bowling for two years, including the build-up, so everything is fine.”There have been no restrictions on this game,” he added, when asked if the ECB had requested that he limit his workload. “Whatever I did, I did. Obviously there can’t be a limit if you’re looking at a Test match. They were in the field for a day-and-a-half [in the first Test at Headingley].Related

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“You can’t have restrictions if you’re potentially going to go in. You put your body through as much pressure, safely, as possible, to put yourself in the best position.”Archer’s return to action this summer was delayed by an injured right thumb that he sustained during the IPL. However, he classified that setback alongside the freak glass cut he received from a broken fishtank back in 2021, calling it more of an “accident than an injury” compared to the career-threatening elbow and back fractures that have chequered his recent career.”If you get cut in the kitchen with a knife, no-one’s going to call it an injury,” he said. “It’s similar with my thumb. I just got hit while batting as we do all the time, but unfortunately it got fractured. If it was my left thumb I could have carried on and no-one would know but, because it was my bowling hand, I had to give it a bit of care.”But injuries are injuries. Nobody gets injured on purpose, no one knows when they will happen … it can be in the gym, or rehab, pre-hab, or whatever. If you’re supposed to get injured, there’s nothing you can do to get away from it.”Asked if he could ever have envisaged a return to first-class cricket during his long lay-off, Archer replied: “Back then, I didn’t have the choice because I didn’t think my body could hold up to it.”Now it’s a different challenge, because I know my body can hold up to it. The mental part of the game [will be tough]. Over the next couple of days, I’m going to have to battle a bit with it, but it’s all good. It’s a new challenge, and I’ll keep trucking along.”