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Por unanimidade, a 8a Câmara Cível do Tribunal de Justiça do Rio de Janeiro (TJRJ) acatou recurso do Vasco contra a Champs, ex-fornecedora de material esportivo do clube. A relatoria foi da desembargadora Norma Suely Fonseca Quintes. Pela sentença, a empresa deve pagar mais de R$ 3 milhões ao clube e o clube pagará nada a ela – diferentemente da decisão em primeira instância, que determinava que o clube deveria também pagar R$ 150 mil a empresa.

A ação é oriunda de 2009, com o Vasco pretendendo receber as parcelas mensais não satisfeitas pelo uso da imagem contratado, no valor de R$ 1.242.083,32, além da multa penal contratual no valor de R$ 2.000.000,00. Depois de prova pericial contábil, o juízo apurou saldo credor a favor do clube em R$ 1.718.734,95 e multa penal de R$ 2.785.963,48 para março de 2016.

A magistrada afirmou que o Vasco tem razão no pedido já que de acordo com o contrato firmado pelas partes, a atualização da multa penal deve ocorrer pelo Índice Geral de Preços do Mercado – IGP-M, da Fundação Getúlio Vargas. Para absolver o clube no pagamento para a Champs, a desembargadora afirmou que a fornecedora não teve a imagem afetada por conta de reprodução de matéria jornalística (leia íntegra da decisão abaixo).

A decisão cabe recurso para o próprio colegiado em segunda instância, em forma de embargos, e se considerado necessário, para instâncias superiores em Brasília.

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Por unanimidade, a 8a Câmara Cível do Tribunal de Justiça do Rio de Janeiro acatou recurso do Vasco contra a Champs. A relatoria foi da desembargadora Norma Suely Fonseca Quintes. Fornecedora deve pagar mais de R$ 3 milhões ao clube e clube pagará nada a ela. Espia #lanceVAS pic.twitter.com/KGsndvPMgb

— David Nascimento (@daviddcn) 28 de agosto de 2018

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Antes responsável pela área de marketing do Santos, o gerente executivo Marcelo Frazão é agora também o chefe da área de comunicação do clube. O anuncio foi feito pelo Alvinegro na manhã desta quinta-feira. No comunicado, é noticiado também o desligamento de Vinicius Lordello, então responsável pela área de comunicação do clube.

De acordo com a nota, o Santos está passando por um período de reformulação e organização estrutural e pretende retomar a unificação das áreas de comunicação e marketing nos próximos meses. Frazão é quem encabeçará o projeto.

Confira a nota oficial do clube:
O Santos FC anuncia, como parte de sua nova organização estrutural, a reunificação das áreas de Marketing e Comunicação, agora sob responsabilidade do Executivo Marcelo Frazão.

O Santos FC agradece o empenho e entregas do profissional enquanto esteve conosco e deseja sucesso na sequência de sua carreira.

Brisbane Heat and Trinidad & Tobago are faced with similar problems at the start of their CL T20 campaign: they have lost the nucleus of their squad to IPL franchises

Vishal Dikshit21-Sep-2013Match factsSeptember 22, 2013
Start time 1600 (1030GMT)Dan Christian will have to do a lot of work with both bat and ball in the absence of Brisbane Heat’s star players•Getty Images

Big PictureBrisbane Heat and Trinidad & Tobago, the T20 champions of Australia and West Indies, are faced with similar problems at the start of their CLT20 campaign: they have lost the nucleus of their squad to IPL franchises. Both teams have lost three players each. Heat are without Shane Watson (Rajasthan Royals), Mitchell Johnson (Mumbai Indians) and Thisara Perera (Sunrisers Hyderabad), while T&T have lost Kieron Pollard (Mumbai), Dwayne Bravo (Chennai Super Kings) and Kevon Cooper (Royals).The difference between the sides, however, lies in the other players Heat are missing. Luke Pomersbach is unavailable due to family reasons, and Daniel Vettori and Ryan Harris are out with injuries.T&T have been consistent over the years, qualifying for the CLT20 for the fourth time. They performed best in 2009, when they had Bravo and Pollard and made the final, but even without the pair T&T have six players who were part of the West Indies squad that won the 2012 World Twenty20 in Sri Lanka.Without Watson and Pomersbach, however, Heat will face a strong T&T bowling attack, and they might struggle to counter the spin of Samuel Badree, Sunil Narine and Sherwin Ganga on Indian surfaces. Heat’s solitary specialist spinner is Nathan Hauritz, who had the backing of his captain James Hopes.”I am pretty sure that Hauritz can have a good impact in the four overs that he is going to bowl,” Hopes said. “He is an experienced bowler. We have more than one spinner.”T&T’s squad looks stronger too, with batsmen Darren Bravo, Lendl Simmons, the captain Denesh Ramdin and fast bowlers Ravi Rampaul, Shannon Gabriel and Rayad Emrit. Rampaul will mark his return to competitive cricket after spending three months recovering from an ankle injury.”We have experience of Rampaul, Narine and [Darren] Bravo and we can give a good account of ourselves,” Ramdin said. “Hopefully, we can have a good tournament.”Players to watchWith his international experience and sheer pace, Kemar Roach will need to give Heat the impetus with the new ball. He has the ability to dismantle batting line-ups with his speed, and his knowledge of bowling on Indian pitches could make him Heat’s trump card.Sunil Narine will be bowling to Australian batsmen on Indian pitches, where he has had tremendous success during the IPL. Not only did he take wickets but he also kept the scoring down. With a T20 economy rate of 5.42, Heat will need to find ways to score against Narine.

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Se no estadual o Bahia vive situação bastante cômoda após o 3 a 0 aplicado no Atlético de Alagoinhas no meio de semana, o mesmo não pode se dizer do panorama na Copa do Nordeste.

Frente ao Salgueiro, na Arena Fonte Nova, o time de Enderson Moreira não depende apenas de um triunfo nesse domingo (24) na capital baiana para entrar no chamado G4 do Grupo B disputando a penúltima rodada da fase classificatória.

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Em sexto colocado no Grupo B do torneio com nove pontos, o Esqudrão precisa ganhar e também torcer para que, entre CSA, Náutico e ABC, pelo menos duas dessas equipes não vençam seus compromissos para seguir com possibilidade matemática.

No caso do Carcará, o panorama é bem mais tranquilo e “independente”. Sendo o terceiro da chave A com seis unidades e na semi do Pernambucano, basta superar os donos da casa com qualquer marcador e sua vaga nas quartas de final estará devidamente encaminhada.

O goleiro Douglas, o lateral-direito Nino Paraíba, o volante Gregore e o meia Marco Antônio não participaram da última atividade da equipe no CT do Fazendão antes de iniciarem o período de concentração. Desses, a esperança fica apenas para que Nino seja relacionado para o confronto caso receba liberação do departamento médico.

Renaldo Matadeen25-Aug-2013

Chris Gayle, the captain of the Jamaica Tallawahs, credited allrounder Andre Russell for being the pivotal factor in his side’s title win on Saturday. Jamaica beat Guyana Amazon Warriors by seven wickets to win the inaugural Caribbean Premier League.”Russell has been fantastic throughout,” Gayle said. “He has been working on his striking and he comes through for us almost every time. I really hope he’s in the next West Indies squad.”Gayle, who won the Man-of-the-Match award for his enterprising 47 not out off 48 balls, praised his team’s commitment en route to the seven-wicket win in the final. After the match, Gayle revealed that Guyana’s strength while chasing totals had prompted him to field after winning the toss.”We are happy to actually be the champions. The management has been great and the players played their parts well. We’re a professional unit and played some good cricket,” Gayle said. “Guyana likes to chase so I think we wanted to restrict them early after winning the toss. We wanted to put them under early pressure. They have quality bowlers but our bowlers and batting maintained a high standard throughout and into the final. Sangakkara was very crucial as well as Danza (Hyatt) when we needed them to be and it’s a great team effort.”Gayle also specified his plan of action in his innings: “I said I was going to bat all 20 overs. I rather stay there until the end. I did not plan to give it away today. I wanted that so badly and I had to stay there and guys rally around me and it was really, really good.” Gayle was also adamant about how the team dispelled false truths about being a composition of Test players. “A lot of talks have been around from the start of the tournament when we picked our team. A lot of people said it was Test team but (we showed that) a Test team can actually win T20 tournaments as well.There were rumours about Gayle’s performances of late being attributed to weaker vision, but Gayle put those to rest: “People said my eyesight was gone as well and that I was not seeing the ball so a lot of things have been going on from a personal point of view so I am really happy that it is over now. I am finished with cricket for another three months,” said Gayle.Gayle was also happy that the victory had helped him address his critics: “I am happy I batted through the innings, and as captain, because this was the most important CPL match we played. I did want to silence my critics and I believe I did!”Guyana skipper Ramnaresh Sarwan, said that changes to the batting line-up had not worked for the side in this game. Offspinner Sunil Narine was sent ahead of James Franklin and Sarwan with nearly five overs to go, and the move may have cost Guyana a few crucial runs towards the end.”I take full responsibility. The (batting) adjustments didn’t pay off. We couldn’t get momentum and my mistakes cost us the game,” Sarwan said. “I live by my decisions. We played well and I think we played the best cricket prior to this out of all the teams but while we worked really hard, we lost it at the end.”Sarwan praised seamer Krishmar Santokie for his performance during the tournament. Santokie finished the tournament with 16 wickets, the most for any bowler in the CPL and Curtly Ambrose, Guyana’s assistant coach, said te seamer was “a key player that West Indies should focus on having in their team”.

يخوض فريق الكرة بالزمالك مباراة صعبة أمام منافسه فيوتشر، اليوم السبت، ضمن منافسات بطولة الدوري المصري الممتاز.

الزمالك يحتل المركز الرابع في جدول ترتيب الدوري المصري برصيد 56 نقطة من 31 مباراة حيث حقق الفوز في 16 وتعادل في 8 وخسر في 7 مواجهات.

اقرأ أيضًا.. مباشر بالفيديو | مباراة الزمالك وفيوتشر في الدوري المصري

ويتواجد فيوتشر في المركز الثالث برصيد 58 نقطة من 32 مباراة، فاز في 15 مباراة وتعادل في 13 لقاء وخسر 4 مواجهات. موعد مباراة الزمالك وفيوتشر اليوم

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Um dos destaques da Ponte Preta na temporada passada, Junior Santos vem tendo um ótimo início de 2019 também com a camisa do Fortaleza. Contratado para suprir a saída de Gustavo, artilheiro do time em 2018, que retornou de empréstimo ao Corinthians, o atacante ultrapassou, na última semana, o seu antecessor no ranking de goleadores do ano no Brasil entre os atletas dos clubes da Série A.

Com os três gols marcados sobre o Confiança, pela Copa do Nordeste, Junior chegou à marca de oito na temporada, um a mais que o centroavante do time paulista. Os dois estão entre os dez maiores artilheiros dos times da elite no ano. Gilberto, do Bahia, com 12, lidera o ranking. Confira o top 5:

1º – GILBERTO – BAHIA

GILBERTO EM 2019
1050 minutos em campo
​No Baiano: 3 jogos e 2 gols
Na Copa do Nordeste: 6 jogos e 7 gols
Na Copa do Brasil: 2 jogos e 3 gols
Na Copa Sul-Americana: 2 jogos e 0 gols
Total: ​13 jogos e 12 gols

2º – RICARDO OLIVEIRA – ATLÉTICO MINEIRO

RICARDO OLIVEIRA EM 2019
​737 minutos em campo
No Mineiro: 3 jogos e 5 gols
Na Libertadores: 6 jogos e 4 gols
​Total: 9 jogos e 9 gols

2º – DANIEL AMORIM – AVAÍ

DANIEL AMORIM EM 2019
​908 minutos em campo
No Catarinense: 9 jogos e 5 gols
Na Copa do Brasil: 3 jogos e 4 gols
total: 12 jogos e 9 gols

2º – PATRICK FABIANO – CSA

PATRICK FABIANO EM 2019
​1049 minutos em campo
Na Copa do Nordeste: 6 jogos e 4 gols
No Alagoano: 6 jogos e 5 gols
Na Copa do Brasil: 1 jogo e 0 gols
total: 13 jogos e 9 gols

2º – LUCIANO – FLUMINENSE

LUCIANO EM 2019
​1161 minutos em campo
No Carioca: 10 jogos e 6 gols
Na Copa do Brasil: 2 jogos e 3 gols
Na Sul-Americana: 1 jogo e 0 gols
Total: 13 jogos e 9 gols

6º – JEAN MOTA – SANTOS

JEAN MOTA EM 2019
1089 minutos em campo
​No Paulista: 10 jogos e 7 gols
Na Copa do Brasil: 2 jogos e 1 gol
Na Sul-Americana: 2 jogos e 0 gols
Total: 14 jogos e 8 gols

6º – JUNIOR SANTOS – FORTALEZA

JUNIOR SANTOS EM 2019
​855 minutos em campo
​Na Copa do Nordeste: 5 jogos e 6 gols
No Cearense: 6 jogos e 2 gols
Total: 11 jogos e 8 gols

8º – GUSTAVO – CORINTHIANS

GUSTAVO EM 2019
​851 minutos em campo
No Paulista: 9 jogos e 3 gols
Na Copa do Brasil: 2 jogos e 3 gols
Na Copa Sul-Americana: 2 jogos e 1 gol
Total: 13 jogos e 7 gols

9º – YONI GONZÁLEZ – FLUMINENSE

YONY GONZÁLEZ EM 2019
1146 minutos em campo
No Carioca: 10 jogos e 6 gols
Na Copa do Brasil: 2 jogos e 0 gols
Na Sul-Americana: 1 jogo e 0 gols
Total: 13 jogos e 6 gols

9º – ERIK – BOTAFOGO

ERIK EM 2019
990 minutos em campo
No Carioca: 7 jogos e 1 gol
Na Copa do Brasil: 2 jogos e 2 gols
Na Sul-Americana: 2 jogos e 3 gols
total: 11 jogos e 6 gols

اعترف جناح منتخب الأرجنتين، آنخل دي ماريا، بأن اللعب بجوار مواطنه، ليونيل ميسي، هو أفضل شيء حدث له في مسيرته الكروية.

ولعب دي ماريا مع ميسي مع منتخب الأرجنتين لسنوات ونجحا في الحصول على كأس العالم قطر 2022 وكوبا أمريكا 2021، بالإضافة إلى مزاملتهما لمدة موسم مع باريس سان جيرمان في موسم 2021/2022.

اقرأ أيضًا | ميسي: حققت كل شيء.. وكأس العالم إنهاء لـ مسيرة استثنائية

وتحدث دي ماريا عن مزاملة ميسي في حواره عبر شبكة “ESPN”، وقال: “أفضل شيء حدث في مسيرتي هو أنني لعبت مع ليو في المنتخب وباريس سان جيرمان”.

وتابع: “تزاملنا سويًا في باريس سان جيرمان لمدة موسم، لم أكن ألعب كثيرًا، لكنني توقعت ذلك، عندما يأتي ميسي لنا فلن ألعب كثيرًا، أخبرت زوجتي وباريديس أنني لن ألعب بعد الآن”.

وأضاف: “لكن أن أكون معه لمدة موسم وأتدرب معه كل يوم هو أفضل شيء يحدث لي، أعتقد أن هذا هو أهم شيء”.

وعن نهائي كأس العالم 2022 أمام فرنسا: “عندما أرتدي قميصي، عادة ما أبدأ بالصلاة، لدي صليبي وهاتفي مع صورة زوجتي مع بناتي، كنت دائمًا ما أشعل شمعة، لكن قبل تلك المباراة لم أفعل ذلك، لكنني شكرت الله على اللحظة التي كنت سأعيشها في النهائي، اللحظة التي أردتها وانتظرت من أجلها 8 سنوات، كانت في يدي لألعب نهائي المونديال”.

وواصل تصريحاته: “أردت أن أحظى بتكريم هائل وتصفيق رائع من ملعب يعج بالجماهير في الأرجنتين، لقد تغير كل شيء في هذا اليوم، لقد أسعدني أن الجماهير سعيدة بما حققناه، لقد جلبنا الفرحة والسعادة للبلد وسأظل أتذكر ذلك طيلة عمري”.

واستمر: “لقد علمت ابني بعد ما تحقق أنه يظل يؤمن، يحلم ولا يستسلم حتى يحقق كل أحلامه، هذا لا يقدر بثمن، لقد كانت واحدة من أجمل الأشياء التي كان بإمكاني تركها في مسيرتي”.

وأتم: “لقد فعلت كل شيء لأمثل منتخب الأرجنتين طوال مشواري الكروي، أحب التواجد في المنتخب كما هو الحال مع حديقة منزلي”.

Tight bowling by spinners Simon Kerrigan and Arron Lilley aided by someathletic fielding helped Lancashire to defeat Derbyshire by 12 runs at Old Trafford.

12-Jul-2013
ScorecardSimon Kerrigan, seen here for England Lions, bowled a tight spell•PA Photos

Tight bowling by spinners Simon Kerrigan and Arron Lilley aided by someathletic fielding helped Lancashire to defeat Derbyshire by 12 runs at Old Trafford.The young pair returned identical figures of 1 for 25 from their four oversas Steven Croft’s side restricted the visitors to 153 for 6 in reply toLightning’s 165 for nine. The win was Lancashire’s third in six games and it boosts their hopes ofqualifying the quarter-finals from the North Group.The home side’s innings was dominated by a knock of 74 by opener Stephen Moorewhose 42-ball innings included five sixes and five fours. Moore was particularly hard on David Wainwright, taking 23 runsoff the slow left-armer’s third over. But that acceleration was desperatelyneeded by a Lancashire side who had initially struggled to dominate.A modest 38 runs had been scored off the first six overs for the loss of TomSmith, Karl Brown and Simon Katich, two of the wickets falling to Tim Groenewaldwho eventually finished with 3 for 32.Moore was joined by skipper Croft and the pair added 76 runs for the fourthwicket in only 8.2 overs before offspinner Dan Redfern dismissed both batsmenin quick succession.Brief injections of acceleration were supplied by Ashwell Prince and GarethCross but Lancashire’s final total of 165 was probably little more than par on agood pitch.Derbyshire seamer Mark Turner profited from a late dash for runs andended the innings with 4 for 35 while Redfern collected 2 for 17 andoutfielder Chesney Hughes pouched three fine catches.In contrast to Lancashire’s innings, the Derbyshire reply got off to a finestart with Wes Durston hitting sixes off both Tom Smith and Kabir Ali as 54 runswere plundered off the first six overs. But the run rate slowed once Durston hadbeen trapped lbw by Kerrigan for a 29-ball 48 and the innings never quiteregained the required momentum.Shivnarine Chanderpaul made an inventive 39 off 31 balls before being run outby a direct hit from mid-on by Mitchell McClenaghan, although by then ahamstring injury had forced Chanderpaul to use a runner.Derbyshire needed 46 runs off the final four overs and skipper Wayne Madsenmade 36 in a vain effort to keep up with the asking rate as Kabir Ali andMcClenaghan applied the pressure. The New Zealand bowler finished with 2 for26 and reinforced his reputation as a very skilful seamer in short-formcricket.

West Indies enter this tournament with good memories from previous competitions. Their journey will be determined by the effectiveness of their matchwinners

The Preview by Nagraj Gollapudi05-Jun-2013

OverviewThere are many reasons why West Indies could be the most dangerous team in the tournament. Their strongest attribute is that they possess more than one matchwinner: Chris Gayle, Marlon Samuels, Kieron Pollard and Kemar Roach have the capability to overpower opposition. Sunil Narine plays a decisive role, especially during the final fifteen overs, including the batting Powerplay, when batsmen step on the accelerator.Their determination to hang in there to win the ICC World Twenty20 in Sri Lanka last year, where they lived on the edge on a few occasions, would have given them the self belief needed in big tournaments. However the challenge now is whether they can repeat that in England. They could certainly take solace in The Oval Miracle, where they fought back from 147 for 8, chasing England’s 218, and ended up winning by two wickets in near twilight. That event was hosted in England as well, so West Indies can draw upon that memory for inspiration.For them to win, the Big Five will have to stand up and lead. Gayle has said he wants to play deep into the innings. Samuels, one of Wisden’s top five cricketers of 2013, will be the pivot between the top and lower order, and can also squeeze in a few overs as a spinner. Pollard needs to bring his world-class finishing skills, so effective in Twenty20 cricket, and perform on a consistent basis.But the two people who can influence the team’s belief will be the former and current captains: Dwayne Bravo and Darren Sammy. Bravo took over the ODI leadership from Sammy prior to this tournament, and has the respect of his players being the fourth senior-most member behind Gayle, Ramnaresh Sarwan and Samuels. More than his allround skills, it would be his leadership style that would determine the Windies approach. But unlike Sammy’s animated approach, Bravo can be isolated at times. He needs to confide in Sammy when in a tight corner, and be flexible in changing plans whenever the going gets tough.Key playerDespite his success in the Twenty20 format, Kieron Pollard has never managed to bring the matchwinner status he has established in tournaments like the IPL. However, his potential cannot be questioned. He has been West Indies’ best ODI batsman since the 2011-12 season where he has scored 926 runs from 30 innings with three centuries (most by a West Indies batsman during this period). Pollard has the firepower to demolish the best bowling attack during the death overs and it will be in the role of finisher where he can help swing West Indies’ fortunes. Pollard performed that role to perfection in Mumbai Indians winning their maiden IPL title last month. Pollard scored 250 runs in the last five overs, second only to MS Dhoni (286). Pollard’s strike-rate was 10.06 runs an over in these overs, as he finished as the second best finisher in terms of runs. He hit 20 sixes in the last five overs of this IPL, most by any batsman, along with Rohit Sharma.Surprise packageAt 6’8″ tall, Jason Holder is the youngest in the Windies squad. But he resembles the famous breed of fast bowlers from the glory days of Caribbean cricket, when tall and gangly men could hit that unplayable length effortlessly, playing truant with the best batsmen. Holder’s List A record is impressive with 29 wickets in 16 innings at an average of 20.24 and an economy-rate of 4.47. With his medium pace, and the bounce he can generate because of his stature, Holder could be a handy option, especially in the middle overs, a vital segment in ODIs where good batting teams gain the initiative.WeaknessDiscipline and playing as a group. As they showed in their first warm-up match against Australia, the players can easily forget their plans. Initially Johnson Charles started aggressively, but failed to switch gears as the Australian bowlers found a rhythm. Luckily Darren Bravo played a mature innings to raise a platform for a 300-plus target, but the Windies batsmen panicked in their attempt to accelerate during the batting Powerplay, thereby finishing easily 30 runs short. Later, after Roach had put the Australians on the backfoot with an aggressive first spell, the rest of the bowlers, especially their captain Dwayne Bravo, failed to maintain the right lengths and lines for a sustained period, thereby allowing Shane Watson to dominate. Such dips in concentration can only negate all the hard work, so West Indies have no choice but to be more ruthless.Champions Trophy historyTheir escape to victory at The Oval, on a dark Saturday evening late September in 2004 in the final against England was the highest point West Indies reached in their Champions Trophy journey. That triumph had come 25 years after Clive Lloyd had lifted the World Cup in 1979. Despite their decline in the longer format, West Indies have remained a surprising force to reckon with in the Champions Trophy, having made the finals thrice in the six editions. They reached the final in the inaugural Wills Trophy in Bangladesh in 1998, and made consecutive finals in 2004 and in 2006. In the 2009 edition in South Africa, they lost all three of their group matches.Recent formSince the last Champions Trophy in October 2009, West Indies have only beaten one high-ranking country, New Zealand, which they won 4-1 last July. During the period they played 70 ODIs, winning just 27 while losing 40 including the quarter-final exit during the 2011 World Cup. Although they secured a 3-0 whitewash at home against Zimbabwe in their last ODI series, they would still remember the 5-0 humiliation in Australia at the beginning of 2013.