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Burnley vs Southampton LIVE: Nathan Collins adds to Connor Roberts'
Burnley vs Southampton LIVE: Nathan Collins adds to Connor Roberts' stunner to put Clarets in control as they have a third goal ruled out for offside - with hosts looking to close the gap on 17th-placed Everton in the battle to avoid relegation Here is Sportsmail's live blog for updates on the Premier League clash between Burnley and Southampton. Burnley 2 - 0 Southampton There's the full-time whistle, and what a win that is for Burnley! Connor Roberts' delightful early strike got them off to the best start possible tonight, before Nathan Collins' header gave them a two-goal cushion on the stroke of half-time. This very much resembled an end-of-season clash between one team in desperate need of a win and another with little to play for. Burnley should have been out of sight by half time, but despite an improved showing from Southampton after the interval they held on for a clean sheet, three points and a huge boost in their bid to avoid relegation.
IPL 2022 : CSK Vs GT: Sunday became Super Sunday किलर मिलर बने वन-मैन आर्मी, आखिर में राशिद भी चमके
IPL 2022 : GT Vs CSK : David Miller and Rashid Khan led Gujarat Titans to victory against the Chennai Super Kings in Match 29 of IPL 2022 at the MCA Stadium in Pune. Despite losing five wickets, Miller and Rashid have been able to hold their ground and gave also managed to hit boundaries at regular intervals. #CSKvsGT #GTVsCSk #DavidMiller #RashidKhan #RavindraJadeja #RuturajGaikwad #AmbatiRayudu #MohammedShami #AljariJoseph
Brad Hogg NOT HAPPY with what RCB did to Wanindu Hasaranga
#wanindu #ipl2022 #vmaxsports ‘Wanindu Hasaranga not bowling his first over till 11th was blunder’ – Brad Hogg reviews CSK vs RCB clash Former Australian spinner Brad Hogg felt that the Chennai Super Kings were tactically ahead of Royal Challengers Bangalore in Match 22 of IPL 2022 at the Dr. DY Patil Sports Academy in Navi Mumbai. CSK registered their first victory of the season by 23 runs in the fixture against RCB and have finally got points on the board after losing four games on the trot. The Ravindra Jadeja-led side posted a massive total of 216 for four in their 20 overs on account of an excellent third-wicket partnership of 165 runs between Robin Uthappa (88) and Shivam Dube (95*). With the ball in hand, the CSK side kept picking up wickets at regular intervals and did not allow the chasing side to be up with the required run rate. Maheesh Theekshana in particular was quite brilliant with his mystery spin as he accounted for both the openers of RCB and came back later to pick up the set batters Shahbaz Ahmed (41) and Suyash Prabhudessai (34). However, Dinesh Karthik gave a real scare by hitting some big ones in the last few overs with a 14-ball 34. It was only a matter of time for CSK’s victory as Karthik was dismissed in the 18th over of the game. Have to give your secret weapon an over earlier: Brad Hogg Hogg mentioned CSK’s tactical prowesses by bowling a lot of spin in the first ten overs whereas Faf du Plessis was reluctant to go to his match-winner Wanindu Hasaranga until the 11th over. He added that Hasaranga should have come earlier and it was a big surprise that the Sri Lankan wrist-spinner did not complete his quota of four overs as well while the other bowlers were taken to the cleaners. “CSK tactically superior last night. They bowled 7 overs of spin in the first 10 overs compared to 3 from RCB. Hasaranga not bowling his first over till the 11th was a blunder. Have to give your secret weapon an over earlier than that. #CSKvsRCB #IPL2022,” Hogg tweeted This is RCB’s second loss in the tournament and their next game will be against the Delhi Capitals on 16th April (Saturday), while CSK will play the Gujarat Titans on 17th April (Sunday).
April 12#gamesformyson#NAL#bestWRIcanbe#IFL#Professionallife#champion#goforthegreat#inspire
April 12💚🍀💯🏈➕⛪️God’s time;grind goes on tho and stay ready;3.0 treadmill interval and incline sprints;2.0 after 30.0 miles bike fast;1-10 100 wind sprints;1:35 P.M-1:39 P.M;8.4-10.5;Upper Body;Cone Drills;Stay Ready THIS IS GRIND,Coaches,Staff,Player Personel please look at the hard work;skill..work ethic..references;..experience...saying nothing bad about any organization or the league that I was in and that I need to be in now...saying It WAS so frustrating watching the game with Northern Arizona and these games...can’t understand why I’m still here.. I can literally do a lot for the team and help that out...just win instead of just looking confused...first game maybe for a lot of guys and I know they’ll be good ..Don’t get frustrating..long season..but man... give me a chance out there in northern Arizona ..Seems like a great organization ..but ANY TEAMS ...hard work and references get me noticed..experience..so I can show out and do everything I need to..That is all:ALL IN FOR MY SON..No ranting;never look Down on someone unless you’re picking them up..So I’ll be humble and won’t say anymore..Stay on top of emails;phone and not be forgotten..and GRIND..Stay ready;It will happen soon;Stay grinding...let get this done!!!Be ready;God’s time;Hope it’s soon because been hungry DON’T SAY I NEVER TOLD YOU...GRIND..It’s not just talk..ITS THE HARD WORK ON HERE!!!On God I hope they open their eyes up soon and like I said before my goal like I said is against the Arizona Rattlers in Phoenix and I am hoping it would be and still am hoping it would be with northern Arizona but like I said if any other opportunity comes out there and that league first I’m there..ANY IN IFL Sean Malafronte WR 5’9 180 IFL NAL Three time NCAA national champion MOUNT UNION Pro:NKY River Monsters camp Bloomington Edge WPA Sting York capitals Lancaster chargers Team World #85 2017 Cedar Rapids River Kings Orlando Predators 7/26-7/31 NFL workouts NYJ;Sea;Cle Get the ball in my vicinity and I’ll take care of it
Lewandowski Goal vs Sweden | Poland - Sweden 2-0 | Penalty Kick Robert Lewandowski | #Qatar2022
- THE MOST BEAUTIFUL FANS CLIPS DIRECTLY FROM THE STADIUM 🗣There Is No Life Without Football - Welcome To : PASSION ULTRAS ⚽ ⚽ Poland 2-0 Sweden: Second-half show takes Poland through Goals from Robert Lewandowski and Piotr Zieliński took Poland to the FIFA World Cup finals at Sweden's expense. Match in brief: Poland progress with second-half strikes There were few chances in a cagey first half, although Sweden's Emil Forsberg was denied by Wojciech Szczęsny and Matty Cash shot wide at the other end. Grzegorz Krychowiak was introduced at the interval and made an instant impact as he was fouled in the area by Jesper Karlström, and Robert Lewandowski made no mistake from the spot. Sweden pushed for an equaliser and Szczęsny denied Forsberg again before Piotr Zieliński took advantage of a mistake at the back to double the home lead. There could have been more goals for the hosts but Robin Olsen saved well from powerful Jan Bednarek and Lewandowski headers. Piotr Koźmiński, Poland reporter A well-deserved victory for Poland. They improved in the second half and two of their key men stood up to be counted. Lewandowski proved yet again he is a great striker and captain and Zieliński finally lived up to fans' expectations. Just two games into his Poland tenure and Czesław Michniewicz already has the biggest moment of his coaching career as Poland come up trumps in the Silesian Stadium once again Sujay Dutt, Sweden reporter For much of the match, Sweden were the side looking to score, but Poland goalkeeper Szczęsny kept his side on terms with saves in either half. Then a mistimed Karlström challenge gave Poland the penalty that Lewandowski put away before a lapse in defence gave them the opportunity to double their lead. Sweden's last roll of the dice was to introduce Zlatan Ibrahimović and Anthony Elanga, but neither the 40-year-old nor the teenager could change the result. Reaction Robert Lewandowski, Poland striker, speaking to UEFA.com: "We have had many problems before this match. A lot of our players were injured, including me, I had problem with knee. We suffered, but now we can celebrate. I am proud and happy." Janne Andersson, Sweden coach, speaking to TV4: "I'm enormously disappointed. This was a match we had within our reach. We created chances but didn't score. Up until their penalty, we had the match under control. But we simply have to score from our chances.” Zlatan Ibrahimović, Sweden forward, speaking to TV4: "Everyone is disappointed. That’s normal when losing. Everyone wants to play in the World Cup, but unfortunately that won’t happen." // Source Vidéos : 👇🏽 _ https://www.instagram.com/jakubojrzynski/ _ _https://www.instagram.com/jolantazasepa/ Welcome To : PASSION ULTRAS ⚽ In this channel we cover all interesting football activities from all the league's ~generally football content everything interesting in the World of FOOTBALL : Fans Support Videos 🔥 Matchday Videos 🔥 and more... instagram : https://www.instagram.com/passionultras007/ Every subscription motivates us more to create videos for you! So feel free to click the subscribe button. 👊🏽🍻 WHEN YOU SUBSCRIBE TO MY CHANNEL,BE SURE TO CLICK THE BELL TO GET NOTIFICATIONS ABOUT NEW VIDEOS.YOUTUBE DOES NOT NOTIFY ABOUT IT !! 🔥📢 Thanks for the support! © All Rights Reserved to their respected owners Support Us : © All Rights Reserved to thier respected owners Business: ultraspassoin007@gmail.com If you have any copyright issues, please don't strike this video, just send me an e-mail (ultraspassoin007@gmail.com) and I will remove this video right away or we will find another solution.
India vs Bahrain || Extended Highlights || HD
A penalty save from captain and goalkeeper Gurpreet Singh Sandhu, and Rahul Bheke’s first international goal couldn’t prevent Bahrain beating India 2-1 in an international friendly played at the Sh. Ali Bin Mohamed Stadium in Manama City on Wednesday, 23 March 2022. Goals from Mohqmed Hardan and Mahdi Humaidan in either half sealed it for Bahrain, even as Bheke’s powerful header – his first international goal - had helped India restore parity in the 56th minute. The match saw 5 players making their international debuts. While Head Coach Igor Stimac named VP Suhair and Danish Farooq in the starting line-up, Naorem Roshan Singh, Aniket Jadhav and Anwar Ali came on as second-half substitutes. Earlier in the first-half, a dominant Bahrain were almost off to a perfect start as they earned a penalty in the 6th minute when Mohamed Marhoon’s shot hit Sandesh Jhingan’s hand at the edge of the 18-yard box. But goalkeeper and captain Gurpreet Singh Sandhu anticipated correctly, diving down to his left to palm off Mahdi Humaidan’s penalty. India tried to regroup and in the 10th minute, Liston Colaco intercepted the ball in the midfield and tried to run between his two markers. But the rival midfield was quick to react, and thwart him. Six minutes later, the Bahrain forward line, playing it quick among themselves, broke free but Mahroon’s shot crashed off the bar. The rebound did fall to an unmarked Humaidan but in his haste, he smashed it over. India had their first shot a few minutes later as Manvir Singh did meet Rahim Ali’s cross but the former’s header was off target. India earned their first corner in the 29th minute when Liston, taking down a long ball from Sandesh, sped down the left flank past his marker only for the rival defence to intercept his cross, and clear it for a corner. Two minutes later, Rahim Ali was brought down as India earned a free-kick in the rival half. But both the chances weren’t able to create any impact. The Blue Tigers survived a scare in the 35th minute when Marhoon squared it to Humaidan, who laid it for Komail Alaswad who failed to hit the target. The miss didn’t prove too costly for Bahrain as they surged into the lead the very next minute. Mahroon took his time and floated it into the box for Mohqmed Hardan to volley it in, as the hosts headed into the interval with a solitary goal lead. Changing over, Stimac brought in debutant Roshan Singh in place of Liston Colaco, and he almost scored with his first touch in international football as he tried to meet Rahim’s cross on the half-volley. The second substitution came in the 56th minute – Anirudh Thapa replacing Suhair. India earned a corner almost immediately, and it brought their equaliser. The corner was played short, and Roshan floated it viciously behind the rival defence and the goalkeeper for Rahul Bheke to head home powerfully – his first goal in international football. With India having started off the blocks faster in the second-half, Bahrain in their attempt to pull it back played an aerial ball to Humaidan inside the box. But even as he tried to meet it, the ball stayed out of his reach. A double substitution came in the 79th minute – Yasir Mohammad, and Aniket Jadhav coming in for Danish and Rahim respectively. The match-winner came as late as the 88th minute -- Humaidan making amends for his penalty miss to win it for Bahrain when he ran onto a cross from the right to put it in. India next play Belarus in another international friendly on March 26. INDIA: Gurpreet Singh Sandhu (captain); Pritam Kotal (Anwar Ali – 90+3 – international debut), Rahul Bheke, Sandesh Jhingan, Subhasish Bose; Manvir Singh, Danish Farooq (international debut) (Yasir Mohammad – 79th), Pronay Halder, VP Suhair (international debut) (Anirudh Thapa – 56th), Liston Colaco (Roshan Singh – 46th – international debut), Rahim Ali (Aniket Jadhav – 79th). cc - AIFF MEDIA Video cc - Bharain tv
HIGHLIGHTS: Exeter City 2 Crawley Town 1 (15/3/22) EFL Sky Bet League Two
Exeter City continued their solid home form thanks to victory over Crawley Town on Tuesday evening. Despite an uneventful first 25 minutes, the opening half livened up as it grew older, and a Timothee Dieng brace gave the Grecians a two-goal advantage. Kwesi Appiah’s goal just before the interval brought Crawley back into it, but the stop-start nature of the second half limited the clear-cut chances; Zanzala and Nadesan wasting their respective team’s best openings. #ECFC #ExeterCity #OneGrecianGoal 📺 Make sure you SUBSCRIBE 👊 https://ecfc.co/YouTubeSub 📼 View more videos 👉 https://ecfc.co/YouTube 🔎 Find us online: 📌 Facebook 👉 https://ecfc.co/Facebook 📌 Twitter 👉 https://ecfc.co/Twitter 📌 Instagram 👉 https://ecfc.co/Instagram 📌 Snapchat 👉 search 'officialecfc' 📌 Website 👉 exetercityfc.co.uk 📌 Club Shop 👉 shop.exetercityfc.co.uk 🎟 Buy tickets 👉 ecfconline.co.uk 📧 Ticket help 👉 tickets@ecfc.co.uk
Everton woes continue as Coady heads Wolves to victory at Goodison
Everton woes continue as Coady heads Wolves to victory at Goodison Boyhood Liverpool fan Conor Coady headed a second-half winner for Wolves at Goodison Park to push 10-man Everton closer to their first relegation in 71 years. The England international expertly glanced home Ruben Neves' cross early in the second half and Jonjoe Kenny’s dismissal following two yellow cards in the space of three minutes saw the visitors coast to a 1-0 victory to move up to seventh in the Premier League table. Wolves’ captain has now scored more league goals this season (three) than he had in his previous six combined. Everton, by contrast, have not scored in their last three league games and that, coupled with Watford’s win at Southampton, leaves them outside the bottom three on goal difference alone. Frank Lampard’s side do have three matches in hand on most of their rivals but a run of just nine points from the last 60 available and only two league wins since September has left a squad drained of confidence in danger of dropping out of the top flight for only the third time in their history and first since 1951. Lampard had dropped defender Michael Keane and midfielder Allan after Monday's humiliating 5-0 defeat at Tottenham but striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s illness was an absence he really could not afford. It resulted in another change of system but Everton, with defender Ben Godfrey making his first appearance since a hamstring injury in Lampard’s debut game in early February, struggled with their new 5-2-2-1 formation. Only Anthony Gordon, dropping into the pockets between Wolves’ defence and midfield seemed to thrive and was the hosts’ best – and probably only – real attacking threat in the first half. Richarlison had an early shot saved by Jose Sa from Vitalii Mykoleno’s ball over the top, with the Wolves goalkeeper also blocking Demarai Gray’s close-range effort after Gordon had released Seamus Coleman down the right. Gordon also whipped in a cross which Richarlison could not reach before Sa but the visitors, who were content to play a waiting game after back-to-back away defeats, were barely troubled. In keeping a first-half clean sheet Wolves, who lost Hwang Hee-Chan to a dead leg after only 16 minutes, equalled Arsenal’s 1999 record of 14 Premier League away games without conceding before the interval. That they had only one shot on target will have been of little concern, especially with the way they restarted. A free-kick was half-cleared to Neves, who skipped past a couple of tackles to swing over a brilliant cross for Coady to glance inside the far post. Raul Jimenez flicked a snap-shot wide and Daniel Podence, who came on for Hwang, also narrowly missed the target after a driving run as the Toffees struggled to even get a touch on the ball. Dele Alli was brought on as the home team switched to 4-2-3-1 and, although another body in midfield helped slow the Wolves tide, it had little effect from an attacking point of view. Even when Richarlison did break clear, to be denied by Sa diving at his feet, it was all in vain as the offside flag went up. The Brazil international was closer with his next effort – although that was still into the side-netting – and things got a whole lot worse when Kenny was sent off after another caution for a foul on Jimenez. Lampard had been relying on the Goodison effect to provide his side with the boost they needed for their survival bid but the atmosphere turned increasingly toxic and there were hundreds of empty seats before the final whistle. It means Thursday’s visit of Newcastle, ahead of an April which includes matches against top-six sides Liverpool, Manchester United, Chelsea and West Ham, is now a match they have to win at all costs.