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Serie C | Pistoiese 0-1 Calcio Lecco
Le foto della partita: https://www.leccochannelnews.it/2021/03/27/pistoiese-lecco-foto-tabellino/ Pistoiese 0-1 Calcio Lecco 1912 (0-0) Marcatori: Masini (L) al 9′ s.t. Pistoiese (4-4-2): Vivoli; Pezzi (dal 21′ s.t. Cerretelli), Pierozzi, Romagnoli, Baldan; Spinozzi (dal 14′ s.t. Rovaglia), Mal (dal 39′ s.t. Renzi), Valliani, Solerio; Stoppa (dal 14′ s.t. Simonetti), Chinellato. (Serra, Nordi, Mazzarani, Salvi, Giordano, Tempesti, Rondinella). All. Sottili. Lecco (3-4-3) Pissardo; Celjak, Marzorati, Cauz; Capoferri, Bolzoni, Marotta, Masini; Mangni (dal 26′ s.t. Azzi), Capogna (dal 39′ s.t. Merli Sala), Iocolano (Borsellini, Lora, Mastroianni, Malinverno, Nannini, Purro, Emmausso, Moleri, Haidara, Moleri). All. D’Agostino. Arbitro: Claudio Petrella di Viterbo Note. Ammoniti: Marzorati, Baldan, Spinozzi, Pissardo, Cerretelli. Angoli: 4-6.
Serie C | Alessandria 0-0 Calcio Lecco 1912
Le foto della partita: https://www.leccochannelnews.it/2021/02/03/alessandria-lecco-tabellino-foto/ Us Alessandria 0-0 Calcio Lecco 1912 Alessandria (3-5-2) Pisseri; Sini, Di Gennaro, Prestia; Parodi, Casarini, Giorno (dal 34′ s.t. Frediani), Di Quinzio (dal 25′ s.t. Bruccini), Rubin (dal 17′ s.t. Mora); Eusepi (dal 17′ s.t. Arrighini), Corazza (dal 34′ s.t. Stanco) (Crisanto, Chiarello, Gazzi, Macchioni, Bellodi). All. Moreno Longo. Lecco (3-5-2) Pissardo; Merli Sala, Marzorati, Cauz; Masini, Bolzoni, Marotta (dal 27′ s.t. Celjak), Foglia (dal 44′ s.t. Azzi), Capoferri; Iocolano (dal 44′ s.t. Moleri), Capogna (dal 34′ s.t. Mastroianni) (Borsellini, Lora, Mangni, Liguori, Malgrati, Nannini, Emmausso, Nesta). All. Gaetano D’Agostino. Arbitro: Catanoso di Reggio Calabria Note: partita a porte chiuse; terreno in condizioni accettabili. Pomeriggio leggermente piovoso e freddo. Ammoniti Merli Sala, Bolzoni, Di Gennaro, Sini, Cauz. Angoli: 4-5.
Highlights: DesenzanoCalvina - Seregno 3-3
TABELLINO DESENZANO CALVINA – SEREGNO 3-3 (pt 1-1) RETI: 32’ pt Recino (D), 43’ pt rig. Alessandro (S), 13’ st Pellegrini (D), 17’ st Alessandro (S), 25’ Franchi (D), 40’ st Ricciardo (S) DESENZANO CALVINA (3-5-2): Sellitto; Ruffini M., Sorbo, Perotta; Zanolla (14’ st Turlini), Pellegrini (36’ st Crema), Mazzotti, Franchi (32’ st Cazzamalli), Ruffini L.; Recino (54’ st Gubellini), Mauri (23’ st Franzoni). A disposizione: Bolzoni, Chiari, Missaglia, Pojani. Allenatore: Michele Florindo SEREGNO (4-3-3): Colantonio; Zanon, Borghese, Tomas, Zoia; Poletti (18’ st Jimenez), Tentoni, Paulinho (28’ st Bonaiti); Azzi (18’ st Ricciardo), Alessandro (57’ st Ferrari), Invernizzi (18’ st Nava). A disposizione: Lupu, Labas, Aga, Marcaletti. Allenatore: Arnaldo Franzini ARBITRO: Dario Di Francesco di Ostia Lido; assistenti Giovanni Celestino di Reggio Calabria e Michele Decorato di Cosenza AMMONITI: 6’ pt Franchi (D) per gioco scorretto, 36’ pt Poletti (S) per gioco scorretto, 42’ pt Zanolla (D) per gioco scorretto, 24’ st Nava (S) per gioco scorretto, 30’ st Franzoni (D) per gioco scorretto, 56’ st Zanon (S) per gioco scorretto ESPULSI: 43’ st Nava (S) per somma di ammonizioni CORNER: 3-5 in favore del Seregno RECUPERO: 2’ + 6’ NOTE: al 43’ st ammoniti entrambi gli allenatori per proteste
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UConn Women's Basketball 2021 Signing Class Review [Huskies Women's Basketball 2021]
Here in this all new video we talk about the UConn Women's Basketball 2021 Signing Class. G Saylor Poffenbarger has already joined the Huskies, and she will be joined in the fall by fellow 5-Star recruits Azzi Fudd, Caroline Ducharme and Amari DeBerry. uconn women's basketball uconn women's basketball 2020 uconn women's basketball recruiting saylor poffenbarger saylor poffenbarger highlights saylor poffenbarger uconn saylor poffenbarger basketball women's college basketball women's college basketball 2020 women's college basketball recruiting uconn women's basketball 2021 azzi fudd azzi fudd highlights azzi fudd uconn caroline ducharme recruiting caroline ducharme uconn caroline ducharme highlights caroline ducharme espn caroline ducharme amari deberry uconn amari deberry basketball amari deberry
Al Sadd football players appreciate health workers in unique way
Al Sadd football players appreciate health workers in unique way To show their appreciation for the frontline medical staff who have worked tirelessly to keep us all safe and well in Qatar, Al Sadd lined up for their match against Al Khor in white doctor's jackets . Al Sadd helped by a brace from Qatar international Akram Afif defeated Al Khor 2-1 in Week 18 of the 2019-20 season QNB Stars League at the Al Sadd Stadium on Saturday, while in the second match leaders Duhail SC were held to one-all draw by Umm Salal. Al Sadd, the reigning champions QSL moved to 35 points with their 11th victory. Afif, the 2019 AFC Player of the Year struck in the 25th and 45+2 minutes. On the other hand, Al Khor, whose only goal was scored by Tiago Bezerra in the 27th minute, stood on 14 points following their 10th defeat. Yet, Al Sadd’s chances of retaining the title are remote as they are eight points adrift of leaders Al Duhail. Meanwhile, Al Khor still stare at relegation as only Al Shahania are behind them in the rankings. Al Sadd had beaten Al Khor by an identical margin in their first-leg match. Al Sadd enjoyed 59 per cent possession after both halves. The Wolves surged ahead as a result of the culmination of a move that originated from Baghdad Bounedjah. Akram was then fed through a backheeled pass by Abdulaziz Al Ansari and the former made no mistake in beating Al Khor goalkeeper Baba Djibril. Al Khor struck back in no time as Tiago capitalised on a momentary lapse by the Al Sadd defenders in judging the flight of an oncoming through pass and the Brazilian found the target past goalkeeper Saad Al Dossari. What turned out to be the winning goal was scored by Akram off a free-kick taken by Nam Tae-Hee as the first half drew to a close. The match failed to produce any other goal despite the efforts by Al Sadd’s Pedro Miguel, Boualem Khoukhi, Nam and Bounedjah, and Al Khor’s Ahmed Hammoudan and Lucca Borges. Al Sadd had Al Dossari to thank for as he saved a penalty kick taken by Tiago in the dying moments of the game (90+3), referee Hamad Al Subaie awarding it when Al Dossari brought down Tiago in the area. At the Al Janoub Stadium, Al Duhail dropped two crucial points in their bid to win the league, which resumed after a long break forced by the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. After a barren first half, Al Duhail opened the scoring through Almoez Ali in the 49th minute (penalty), a lead that was neutralised by Umm Salal through Ayyoub Azzi in the 52nd minute. Al Duhail now have 43 points (13 wins, four draws and one defeat), while Umm Salal earned a lifeline in their bid to stay in the First Division. They have 15 points from three victories, six draws and nine defeats. Al Duhail had beaten Umm Salal 1-0 in the first leg of 2019-20 QNB Stars League, so it was an improved performance by the latter who have improved under Moroccan Aziz Ben Askar, himself their former defender. Al Duhail, coached by Ben Askar’s countryman Walid Regragui, dominated possession (60 per cent), but Umm Salal put up a spirited fight right throughout. The closest Al Duhail came to scoring in the first half was in the 21st minute when Han Kwang-Song’s rising shot hit against the left upright after Umm Salal goalkeeper Baba Malick failed to get his hand on to the swerving ball. Han then sent his shot over and Yousef Msakni had his shot deflected wide by the rival defence. At the other end, Umm Salal’s Walid Mesloub failed to find the target with his free-kick from the left. Almoez took Al Duhail ahead not long after the resumption of play by converting a penalty, which was awarded when Abdulrahman Mohammed’s shot was handled by Umm Salal’s Omar Yahya. Umm Salal soon drew parity as Ayoub Azzi headed in Mesloub’s corner from the left, beating the challenge of Sultan Al Breik. Al Duhail’s Almoez headed over and Umm Salal’s Mahmoud Al Mawas’ placing shot was saved by goalkeeper Mohammed Al Bakri as both sides settled for a draw.
Injury time penalty save gives Al Sadd full points as Umm Salal hold Al Duhail
Injury time penalty save gives Al Sadd full points as Umm Salal hold Al Duhail Al Sadd helped by a brace from Qatar international Akram Afif defeated Al Khor 2-1 in Week 18 of the 2019-20 season QNB Stars League at the Al Sadd Stadium on Saturday, while in the second match leaders Duhail SC were held to one-all draw by Umm Salal. Al Sadd, the reigning champions QSL moved to 35 points with their 11th victory. Afif, the 2019 AFC Player of the Year struck in the 25th and 45+2 minutes. On the other hand, Al Khor, whose only goal was scored by Tiago Bezerra in the 27th minute, stood on 14 points following their 10th defeat. Yet, Al Sadd’s chances of retaining the title are remote as they are eight points adrift of leaders Al Duhail. Meanwhile, Al Khor still stare at relegation as only Al Shahania are behind them in the rankings. Al Sadd had beaten Al Khor by an identical margin in their first-leg match. Al Sadd enjoyed 59 per cent possession after both halves. The Wolves surged ahead as a result of the culmination of a move that originated from Baghdad Bounedjah. Akram was then fed through a backheeled pass by Abdulaziz Al Ansari and the former made no mistake in beating Al Khor goalkeeper Baba Djibril. Al Khor struck back in no time as Tiago capitalised on a momentary lapse by the Al Sadd defenders in judging the flight of an oncoming through pass and the Brazilian found the target past goalkeeper Saad Al Dossari. What turned out to be the winning goal was scored by Akram off a free-kick taken by Nam Tae-Hee as the first half drew to a close. The match failed to produce any other goal despite the efforts by Al Sadd’s Pedro Miguel, Boualem Khoukhi, Nam and Bounedjah, and Al Khor’s Ahmed Hammoudan and Lucca Borges. Al Sadd had Al Dossari to thank for as he saved a penalty kick taken by Tiago in the dying moments of the game (90+3), referee Hamad Al Subaie awarding it when Al Dossari brought down Tiago in the area. At the Al Janoub Stadium, Al Duhail dropped two crucial points in their bid to win the league, which resumed after a long break forced by the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. After a barren first half, Al Duhail opened the scoring through Almoez Ali in the 49th minute (penalty), a lead that was neutralised by Umm Salal through Ayyoub Azzi in the 52nd minute. Al Duhail now have 43 points (13 wins, four draws and one defeat), while Umm Salal earned a lifeline in their bid to stay in the First Division. They have 15 points from three victories, six draws and nine defeats. Al Duhail had beaten Umm Salal 1-0 in the first leg of 2019-20 QNB Stars League, so it was an improved performance by the latter who have improved under Moroccan Aziz Ben Askar, himself their former defender. Al Duhail, coached by Ben Askar’s countryman Walid Regragui, dominated possession (60 per cent), but Umm Salal put up a spirited fight right throughout. The closest Al Duhail came to scoring in the first half was in the 21st minute when Han Kwang-Song’s rising shot hit against the left upright after Umm Salal goalkeeper Baba Malick failed to get his hand on to the swerving ball. Han then sent his shot over and Yousef Msakni had his shot deflected wide by the rival defence. At the other end, Umm Salal’s Walid Mesloub failed to find the target with his free-kick from the left. Almoez took Al Duhail ahead not long after the resumption of play by converting a penalty, which was awarded when Abdulrahman Mohammed’s shot was handled by Umm Salal’s Omar Yahya. Umm Salal soon drew parity as Ayoub Azzi headed in Mesloub’s corner from the left, beating the challenge of Sultan Al Breik. Al Duhail’s Almoez headed over and Umm Salal’s Mahmoud Al Mawas’ placing shot was saved by goalkeeper Mohammed Al Bakri as both sides settled for a draw.
Stephen Curry Select Game Top Plays!! Ft. Jalen Suggs, Nathan Bittle, Eddie Lampkin & more..
Check out http://simplybasketballHQ.com for all NorCal Basketball Content Thank you Under Amour The 2019 SC30 Select Camp roster includes: Quadry Adams, Edison, New Jersey; Jaden Bradley, Concord, North Carolina; Nathan Bittle, Central Point, Oregon; Cameron Brink, Beaverton, Oregon; Paige Bueckers, St. Louis Park, Minnesota; Max Christie Jr., Arlington Heights, Illinois; Jerrell Colbert, Converse, Texas; Jalen Cook, Walker, Louisiana; Jonathan Davis, La Crosse, Wisconsin; Alexis Donarski, Onalaska, Wisconsin; Azzi Fudd, Arlington, Virginia; Jalen Green, Fresno, California; Sasha Goforth; Fayetteville, Arkansas; Chet Holmgren, Minneapolis, Minnesota; Jalen Hood-Schifino, Charlotte, North Carolina; Treasure Hunt, Chattanooga, Tennessee; Brandon Huntley-Hatfield, Clarksville, Tennessee; Zeb Jackson, Maumee, Ohio; Eddie Lampkin, Houston, Texas; Makur Maker, Orange, California; Karim Mane, Quebec, Canada; Mark Mitchell, Lansing, Kansas; Matthew Murrell, Memphis, Tennessee; Daishen Nix, Las Vegas, Nevada; Akeem Odusipe, Knoxville, Tennessee; Te-Hina Paopao, Oceanside, California; Trey Patterson, Somerset, New Jersey; Michael Saunders Jr., Indianapolis, Indiana; Jaden Springer, Charlotte, North Carolina; Jalen Suggs, Saint Paul, Minnesota; Bryce Thompson, Tulsa, Oklahoma, Earl Timberlake Jr., Hyattsville, Maryland; Jarace Walker, York, Pennsylvania. Follow us for more: https://instagram.com/officialsbball https://twitter.com/simply_hq https://facebook.com/officialsbball Support by donating to Simply Basketball https://paypal.me/simplybasketball
Stephen Curry LEFT IN DISBELIEF?! Jalen Suggs 360 WINDMILL + PLAYER GETS DROPPED!!!
Check out highlights from tonight's SC30 Select All Star game hosted at Merritt Community College in Oakland, CA. This was the end of a 3 day camp that hosted some of the top HS prospects in the country. Team Steph Curry took on Team Dell Curry in an intense matchup that ended with a 109 - 101 score. Jalen Suggs threw down a 360 windmill but did end getting caught slipping on the other end by RJ Davis. Azzi Fudd took home the 3 PT shooting contest over Zeb Jackson. Subscribe to SLAM HS for your daily 🔥 around high school basketball: https://slam.ly/sub2slamhs About SLAM Highlights: We were there, and now you're in the know. Tune-in for highlights from wherever the the game's pulse is beating from across the nation and the world. Keep up with SLAM ⬇️⬇️⬇️ INSTAGRAM 🎓: https://instagram.com/SLAM_HS 🏀: https://instagram.com/SLAMonline ———————— TWITTER 🎓: https://twitter.com/SLAM_HS 🏀: https://twitter.com/SLAMonline ———————— FACEBOOK 🏀: https://facebook.com/SLAMmagazine ———————— COP YOUR MERCH 👕: https://shop.slamonline.com ———————— SUBSCRIBE TO THE MAG 📖: https://SLAMonline.com/the-magazine ———————— NEWSLETTER 📰: https://SLAMonline.com/newsletter About SLAM: From game highlights to top NBA news to upcoming stars in high school basketball - we've got you covered. Come hang with us as we talk all things ball - latest games, top players, NBA drafts, newest kicks, craziest ankle breakers and the greatest dunks. If basketball's your religion, SLAM’s the bible. Follow us on all the socials for exclusive, behind-the-scenes access to games, players and lifestyle in NBA and high school basketball. [Video Title] [Video URL] SLAM https://slam.ly/sub2slamhs