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noviembre 7, 2024

Dilema de fixture del Arsenal en Champions League

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. playKeogh: Eidevall's Arsenal resignation not a surprise (2:16)Emily Keogh reacts to Jonas Eidevall's resignation from Arsenal. (2:16)Nov 7, 2024, 11:29 AM ETArsenal interim manager Renee Slegers has said the women's team's Champions League fixture clash with the men's Carabao Cup game between Arsenal and Crystal Palace is a "hard dilemma," with the club now liaising with UEFA over a change of location.Arsenal were due to play Bayern Munich in the home leg of their final group game of the Champions League on Dec. 18 at Emirates Stadium; however, the men's team were drawn at home against Crystal Palace in the Carabao Cup on the same night, meaning the club will have to move or rearrange the pivotal Champions League fixture.The two Premier League clubs confirmed the cup tie on Tuesday evening. This led to speculation and concern over the decisive women's Champions League fixture after Arsenal lost 5-2 to Bayern Munich in the opening groups stage game.Interim manager Renee Slegers said that while the timing is problematic, it is only a "bump in the road" for the growth of women's football at the club."I understand it's a question and I understand that it's being discussed in media as well," Slegers told a news conference on Thursday."I think it's been a very hard dilemma for the club. Two great teams competing in competitions, and I think what Arsenal has been doing really well is pushing the growth of women's football for a very long time."I think this is a bump on the road, but what Arsenal has done for women's football over time is very strong."Rearranging the fixture is complicated due to UEFA's broadcasting pairings, and Arsenal are obliged to let the German champions train at the stadium on Dec. 17, the day before the fixture, ruling out the possibility of playing on Dec. 19.North London neighbours Tottenham Hotspur were also drawn to play at home, with the Metropolitan Police requesting the two games to be held on different days, forcing Arsenal to play on Dec. 18.Arsenal are currently in talks with UEFA about moving the game to Meadow Park, the non-league ground used for Women's Super League (WSL) games last season. Arsenal moved their women's team to the Emirates full-time this season, except for three WSL games to be played at Meadow Park.However, the Borehamwood stadium does not meet UEFA regulations, and an exemption would have to be granted.Arsenal beat Valerenga 4-1 in the Women's Champions League on Oct. 16. Getty ImagesA source told ESPN that this is not the ideal situation due to ticket sales likely exceeding the 4,500 capacity.The source said that on Wednesday tickets were removed from sale, but had been available since September. There is no official word as to when they will again be available for sale.The source told ESPN that around 7,500 tickets have been sold for the fixture against Bayern Munich. Arsenal attracted a crowd of 5,613 for their first Champions League home game against Valerenga.The 5-2 defeat was the first of two losses, followed by 2-1 at home to Chelsea, leading to manager Jonas Eidevall's resignation.Departures from Arsenal have continued since Eidevall, with Sporting Director Edu Gaspar also stepping down from his role."I think he's meant a lot for the women's team as Arsenal. He has meant a lot for the whole club," Slegers said of Edu."[I'm] sorry he's leaving, but he got a really good opportunity so I wish him all the best. The structure that we have in place here is very strong. It's not dependent on one person so I think what Arsenal has built is much bigger than that. We feel comfortable with the structure that we have."Slegers also confirmed that his departure would not affect the process of appointing Eidevall's replacement, adding: "I think there's a process in place, so there is a technical committee working on this process, and it's not affected by this." ,El Arsenal femenino enfrenta dilema con la Champions League por coincidencia con partido de la Carabao Cup. Gestiones para cambiar sede con la UEFA.

El Arsenal femenino enfrenta dilema con la Champions League por coincidencia con partido de la Carabao Cup. Gestiones para cambiar sede con la UEFA.

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La lesión de Maxey en los 76ers parará algunas semanas

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. Los puntos fantasy por minuto de un jugador son en promedio 1.0. Los puntos fantasy por juego en promedio son 41.0. La efectividad de tiros de campo es del 47.3% y la tasa de intentos de triples del 46.7%. En un informe del partido, se destaca que el jugador tiene un promedio de 1.0 puntos fantasy por minuto y 41.0 puntos fantasy por juego. Además, se resalta que tiene una efectividad de tiros de campo del 47.3% y una tasa de intentos de triples del 46.7%. Esta información proporciona una visión sobre su rendimiento en la cancha y su capacidad para contribuir al equipo en términos de puntos.,Informe destaca que jugador tiene promedio de 1.0 puntos fantasy por minuto, 41.0 por juego. Efectividad de tiros de campo 47.3%, intentos de triples 46.7%.

Informe destaca que jugador tiene promedio de 1.0 puntos fantasy por minuto, 41.0 por juego. Efectividad de tiros de campo 47.3%, intentos de triples 46.7%.

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Estrella de UFC Alex Pereira noquea a creador brasileño

Video – UFC’s Alex Pereira delivers brutal body shot to YouTuber while rocking a bunny suit

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Topuria Desafía a Makhachev: Duelo de Mejores Luchadores

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Entrenador desafía a Topuria a probar habilidades de lucha en Dagestán tras victoria en Abu Dabi.

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Jon Jones calienta motores para su regreso al octágono

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Colby Covington quiere pelear con Shavkat Rakhmonov en UFC 310

Colby Covington claims Shavkat Rakhmonov would be an ‘Easy fight’ at UFC 310

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Posible posición de Dana White en la Casa Blanca

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La sorpresiva renuncia del director deportivo de Arsenal

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. When Arsenal announced Mikel Arteta had signed a new contract on Sept. 12, the Premier League club's manager was effusive in his praise of sporting director Edu Gaspar."He was the first one to knock on my door before I joined and he made a big call to put all the trust he had in me to drive this massive boat in the direction and the way we both had a vision to do it -- and it's been pivotal," Arteta said. "Our relationship has been incredibly strong, very honest, very transparent and I'm very grateful for that."At the same time, Edu reciprocated that sentiment. "We have a strong belief in what we are doing and what we want to achieve together," he said. "Mikel's new contract gives us stability and clear direction as we aim for new heights."But on Monday, less than two months later, the Gunners announced that Edu had resigned. Sources have told ESPN he is set to head up Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis' multi-club model, which includes Greece's Olympiacos and Portugal's Rio Ave.But how key a figure has Edu been for Arsenal? Why are they losing him in such unexpected fashion? And where they go from here?How important was Edu to Arsenal?Edu joined the club in 2019 after spending three years working with the Brazil national team as their technical director. Having made 127 appearances for Arsenal as a midfielder in the 'Invincibles' squad which won the 2003-04 Premier League title without losing a game, Edu's appointment was greeted warmly by many supporters. He was brought in as part of a wider attempt to add sporting expertise following the departure of long-serving manager Arsene Wenger a year earlier.Some of Edu's early transfers were criticised, however, as fans questioned the closeness of his relationship with certain agents, but that negativity dissipated as a radical overhaul of the squad began following Arteta's appointment to replace Unai Emery in December 2019. The Gunners were ruthless, paying up the contracts of nine first-team players to leave the club and, allied to concerted -- and often intelligent -- spending, results improved over time and Arsenal became serious contenders for the Premier League title again.Edu was promoted from technical director to sporting director in November 2022 as a reflection of his influence, the club's first-ever occupant of both positions. The move gave him formal responsibility for the academy as well as men's and women's football. Sources have told ESPN he was instrumental in recent modifications to Arsenal's training base at London Colney and was often the troubleshooter in any disputes which arose there. Arteta used him as a sounding board -- one source suggested Edu was one of the few people the Spaniard could "vent" his frustration at -- and his charming, charismatic personality made him a popular figure both internally and externally.Arteta described their "special chemistry" when reflecting on Edu's exit on Tuesday. The pair were both essential in re-establishing core club values and driving up standards to improve the culture which had drifted into mediocrity during the latter part of Wenger's 22-year reign, creating a stagnant feel Emery was unable to shake.Edu has overseen Arsenal's transfers for the past five years, including the club-record signing of Declan Rice in the summer of 2023. Stuart MacFarlane/Arsenal FC via Getty ImagesHow did his departure arise?Reports of interest in Edu from elsewhere surfaced in Brazil over the summer. A source told ESPN that around the end of the summer transfer window, senior figures at the club held an informal conversation with the 46-year-old in which those rumours were discussed, but nothing was explored further. There was no indication at that stage he had a formal offer to consider.The situation gathered pace in the past fortnight, however. Another source told ESPN that Arsenal's hierarchy became aware that something could be in the offing around two weeks ago and internal discussions began. Dialogue involving Edu, Arteta, executive vice-chair Tim Lewis, managing director Richard Garlick, and co-chair Josh Kroenke accelerated last weekend.However, Edu had not indicated any intention to leave to a wider audience and did so only on Monday morning when he began to circulate the news at London Colney. Multiple sources have told ESPN that there was genuine shock among staff.Dan Thomas is joined by Craig Burley, Shaka Hislop and others to bring you the latest highlights and debate the biggest storylines. Stream on ESPN+ (U.S. only). One source strongly rejects any notion that there was a power struggle which led to Edu's exit, more that he was made a hugely lucrative offer which promised a much wider remit across several clubs than a one-club sporting director position could ever provide. Arsenal are technically part of a multi-club operation, given owners Kroenke Sports Enterprises (KSE) also count MLS franchise Colorado Rapids among several sports teams in their stable, but they do not pool players in the same way.However, working with Marinakis offers something immediate, and reports have suggested Edu will be paid in the region of £5 million a year to oversee Forest, Olympiacos and Rio Ave. One source suggests Arsenal made a counter-offer to improve Edu's salary but that was swiftly rejected as his mind was made up.There had been minor disagreements involving Edu. Sources have told ESPN that the club were split over whether to sign Spain midfielder Mikel Merino from Real Sociedad, with Arteta particularly keen on adding his experience to the squad. Similarly, there was frustration at the loss of promising 16-year-old striker Chido Obi-Martin to Manchester United, with sources telling ESPN his relationship with the player's agent had become strained. But sources insist these were small issues which inevitably crop up in such a role and Edu's departure was greeted with both surprise and sadness by staff.Sources said that Edu was emotional in addressing players and staff at London Colney on Tuesday when saying his final goodbyes before the squad flew to Italy for their Champions League game at Inter Milan. Sources added that he leaves on good terms with senior figures at the club.playShould Arsenal have signed some striker support for Kai Havertz?Gab Marcotti and Julien Laurens debate if Arsenal made a mistake in the transfer window by not signing an alternative option to forward Kai Havertz.What will Arsenal do now?It has been confirmed to ESPN that Edu has begun a six-month notice period and will not be involved in the day-to-day running of the club during that time. He cannot therefore begin work for Marinakis until late-April/early-May 2025. In the meantime, Edu's assistant Jason Ayto will step up on an interim basis and assume some of the responsibilities that were vacated while the search for a successor begins.Arsenal's football management unit comprises Arteta, Garlick, Lewis, and James King reporting up to KSE, specifically owner Stan Kroenke and more often his son, Josh. King starts work at the club on Monday having rejoined to take up Garlick's old role as director of football operations, after Garlick became managing director earlier this year when Vinai Venkatesham left.The beautiful game lives here. Stream top leagues, tournaments and teams.Sign up for ESPN+FRIDAY, NOV. 8 (all times ET) • Man City vs. Spurs (WSL) (2:25 p.m.)SATURDAY, NOV. 9 (all times ET) • Real Madrid vs. Osasuna (7:50 a.m.) • Mainz vs. Dortmund (9:20 a.m.) • Bochum vs. Leverkusen (9:20 a.m.) • St. Pauli vs. Bayern (9:25 a.m.) • Leipzig vs. Gladbach (12:20 p.m.)SUNDAY, NOV. 10 (all times ET) • Liverpool vs. Chelsea (WSL) (7:25 a.m.) • Mallorca vs. Atléti (10:05 a.m.) • Spirit vs. Bay FC (12:30 p.m.) • Man United vs. Villa (WSL) (1:40 p.m.) • Sociedad vs Barça (2:50 p.m.) • Gotham vs. Thorns (3:00 p.m.) Sources have told ESPN that several executives will fly out to Los Angeles on Monday to meet with the Kroenkes to discuss plans for the next two transfer windows. This meeting always takes place during the November international break and was not a specific response to Edu's departure.However, there is no succession plan in place given how central Edu was to Arsenal's strategy and the unexpected nature of his departure. The club will hire a replacement for Edu but there is no timescale set for an appointment and a proper process will be followed. Arsenal have previously appointed individuals with a connection to the club in prominent roles -- Edu, Arteta, and academy boss Per Mertesacker were all former players. However, this was a happy coincidence rather than a strategy and therefore the net will be cast much wider.The club are yet to identify the right profile for a sporting director -- some have a skillset suited to negotiating, others to mediation or presentation. There is an acknowledgment that Edu is an extremely difficult character to replace like-for-like given he offers the all-round package of experience and success in the role while also being a club legend.Sources said there is no particular urgency in the context of transfers with the January transfer window looming. The mood around the club suggests that they are not likely to be particularly proactive in January, instead ready to respond if injuries deepen or a particular long-term target unexpectedly becomes available.Edu's exit has also not disrupted the appointment of a new Arsenal women's head coach following Jonas Eidvall's resignation. A source told ESPN the process is being led by director of women's football Clare Wheatley and Ayto, with an appointment not thought to be close and Edu therefore not involved at such an early stage of the process.There is also confidence drawn from King's prior knowledge of the club -- he left Arsenal in 2022 after six years to join the Professional Footballers' Association as general counsel -- and Ayto's progression as Edu's understudy. Sources have told ESPN that Ayto played an important role in reorganising Arsenal's scouting system under Edu and has impressed senior figures at the club in the way he supported Edu on transfer policy. Ayto is also leading Arsenal's ongoing attempts to become more clinical and aggressive with their academy, increasing the budget to sign players in younger age groups and developing player-specific pathways to first-team football rather than the catch-all approach of before.Meanwhile, Garlick will take on some of Edu's responsibilities and has experience in transfer negotiations from his previous role at Arsenal and past job at West Bromwich Albion. A source also said that the club feel they are in a strong place regarding contracts, given the club's big names are all settled and tied down on relatively long-term deals.That said, Edu's exit creates a significant hole to fill and a degree of uncertainty about the future. Arteta claimed publicly that "the excitement, the passion, the understanding of where we want to take this journey remains intact."Time will tell if Edu's departure is a surprise bump in the road or a turning point Arsenal will come to regret. They had an Invincible, but they may feel a little vulnerable now. ,Arsenal sorprendió al anunciar la firma del nuevo contrato de Mikel Arteta, pero Edu Gaspar repentinamente renunció, dirigiéndose a Nottingham Forest.

Arsenal sorprendió al anunciar la firma del nuevo contrato de Mikel Arteta, pero Edu Gaspar repentinamente renunció, dirigiéndose a Nottingham Forest.

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Mike Perry lanza serie documental «Down & Dirty» de Dirty Boxing

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St. Pauli: Fútbol, política y activismo social en la Bundesliga

Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. Nov 7, 2024, 09:21 AM ETI often hear from American and British friends that sport and politics should never intersect. However, anyone accustomed to the world of German football knows that perhaps well-intentioned theory simply doesn't apply across the length, breadth and complexity of the Bundesrepublik.The game in Germany is in fact a wider extension of community, and if you truly embrace that, it means making a stand to support the rights of people you share a public space with.St. Pauli, back in the Bundesliga this season for the first time in 13 years, reflect their immediate environment in Hamburg, by the infamous Reeperbahn and near the city docks. That the Kiezkicker (Neighborhood Kickers) are a left-wing club politically is no secret, indeed it's enshrined in the club's Leitlinien (founding principles), and, some might argue, even a selling point to many within Germany and around the world.First and foremost, St. Pauli are a football club, but you wouldn't become a fan if you didn't have an egalitarian view of life, while abhorring fascism (they wore a one-off "no football for fascists" shirt in 2020-21), racism (and a "no room for racism" shirt in April), homophobia, sexism and discrimination generally. Just get off at St. Pauli U-Bahn station, walk a bit and you'll see plenty of stickers that read "Refugees Welcome" and "No One Is Illegal."I remember arriving in Hamburg for the first time as a student in the 1980s and hearing from locals about how this tiny club sought to be different in representing the residents of their district and their political outlook. Then it was a mixture of alternative music, subculture and social issues like the plight of homeless people and squatters' rights, which were important topics in the city on the Elbe.St. Pauli were becoming a force for social activism and change and in a sense, a counterpoint to the hooliganism then prevalent in European football, which often had made common cause with far-right thinking.It was around that period that the club saw their following increase substantially. By the '90s, they had adopted the now-familiar skull and crossbones, thanks to Doc Mabuse, among other things a singer from a local punk band who one day brought a Jolly Roger flag nailed to a broomstick to a game at their Millerntor stadium.The Millerntor experience these days is that of a loud, vibrant party in front of just under 30,000. Music remains part of the experience, from AC/DC's "Hell's Bells," which the teams walk out to, all the way to "Song 2" by Blur, the club's Torhymne, played over the public address system to accompany a St. Pauli goal.Getting to witness the spectacle is the difficult part considering there are as many club members as there are tickets available per game, but I have lost count of the number of non-German-based fans lucky enough to get in who have raved about their day or night in a world that to them feels light years from staid, modern, corporate football.This week, the men in braun-weiss (brown and white) face Bayern Munich, which evokes memories for many in the Kiez.With passionate, colourful support, St. Pauli matches are some of the biggest parties of the Bundesliga calendar. Reinaldo Coddou H./Bundesliga/Bundesliga Collection via Getty ImagesIn the 2001-02 campaign, St. Pauli finished dead last in the Bundesliga but still contrived to beat the Rekordmeister, who were also Inter Continental Cup winners, thus leading to the creation by fans of a marvellous new compound word to describe St. Pauli: Weltpokalsiegerbesieger (conquerors of the world club cup winners).Bayern helped St. Pauli soon after that with a friendly to ease the financial difficulties that hit the club following their demotion to the Regionalliga. Still, the Kiezkicker somehow made it to the semifinals of the 2005-2006 DFB-Pokal, overcoming Wacker Burghausen, VfL Bochum and then-Bundesliga clubs Hertha Berlin and Werder Bremen. But it was Bayern who ended the romantic journey with a 3-0 win at a heaving Millerntor. The story is told evocatively in an ARD documentary entitled "das Wunder von St. Pauli," "The miracle of St. Pauli," which I strongly recommend to German speakers.On Saturday, Bayern make their first official return to the Millerntor for more than 13 years. Relations between the active fan scenes of both clubs tend to be strong, sharing similar worldviews, and this will be an occasion taken in by many more eyeballs globally than usually is the case for the Kiezkicker. Their wage bill is around 4% of Bayern's.So far, St. Pauli, under former Union Saint-Gilloise coach Alexander Blessin, are making a decent first of it and can harbour genuine hopes of achieving the Klassenerhalt (staying up). They might be the lowest scorers in the Bundesliga with only seven, but they have the joint-fourth-best defence with a squad made up of mostly journeymen, several previously with British clubs, a signature of sporting chief Andreas Bornemann's scouting and recruitment outlook.The beautiful game lives here. Stream top leagues, tournaments and teams.Sign up for ESPN+FRIDAY, NOV. 8 (all times ET) • Man City vs. Spurs (WSL) (2:25 p.m.)SATURDAY, NOV. 9 (all times ET) • Real Madrid vs. Osasuna (7:50 a.m.) • Mainz vs. Dortmund (9:20 a.m.) • Bochum vs. Leverkusen (9:20 a.m.) • St. Pauli vs. Bayern (9:25 a.m.) • Leipzig vs. Gladbach (12:20 p.m.)SUNDAY, NOV. 10 (all times ET) • Liverpool vs. Chelsea (WSL) (7:25 a.m.) • Mallorca vs. Atléti (10:05 a.m.) • Spirit vs. Bay FC (12:30 p.m.) • Man United vs. Villa (WSL) (1:40 p.m.) • Sociedad vs Barça (2:50 p.m.) • Gotham vs. Thorns (3:00 p.m.) One such example is club captain Jackson Irvine, an experienced Australia international of Scottish descent who fully embodies what it is to be St. Pauli. Irvine identifies with the music, community and social activism, and rather than driving home in an expensive car, he walks home to where he lives -- directly in the Kiez. He has even been known to turn up for a drink and a chat in the famous Jolly Roger pub.This week, St. Pauli formally launch their Genossenschaftsmodell (cooperative) concept, borrowed from other areas of German industrial life to ultimately give them complete ownership of the stadium that sits on municipal city land. Fans can buy shares with each costing €850, but no matter how many one purchases, their voting rights remain the same: you get only one vote. It's the St.Pauli way in that you can't buy your way to a bigger seat at the table.The idea is that in time, fans themselves can decide on how to modernise the Millerntor, and the club sees the "one person, one vote" structure as a fitting counterweight to contemporary football run by heart-of-stone rich investors. Further, funds raised can be used to eliminate debt and invest in training facilities. Ultimately, any profits can be shared among cooperative participants.This runs in tandem with the existing membership structure whereby fans apply to be members and run the club in line with the 50+1 model, keeping it out of the hands of wealthy companies or individuals who, it is argued, might have different and less noble priorities.St. Pauli president Oke Göttlich was the star guest on the Sunday morning institution that is the Sport-1 "Doppelpass" show recently to outline the Genossenschaftsmodell and talk generally about the club's mission. In doing so, Göttlich, a former executive in the music business and journalist, wore a pocket square featuring a phrase that St. Pauli and their fans have adopted since visiting VfL Wolfsburg striker Kevin Behrens had expressed reservations about signing a rainbow-coloured shirt.In such a polemical and polarised political world, St. Pauli are not going to be everyone's cup of tea, but their rise is organic and truly comes from a place in the heart and from a vibrant community that shows it cares. Saturday will see millions around the world get a taste from afar of the special Millerntor party atmosphere. ,El club alemán St. Pauli desafía las políticas al apoyar la igualdad y los derechos humanos. Su enfoque único trasciende el fútbol.

El club alemán St. Pauli desafía las políticas al apoyar la igualdad y los derechos humanos. Su enfoque único trasciende el fútbol.

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