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Ipswich – Arsenal : Sur quelle chaîne TV suivre le match en direct
Arsenal retrouve la Coupe de la Ligue anglaise ce mardi soir. Toujours en tête de la Premier League après un début de saison parfait, les Gunners se déplacent sur la pelouse d’Ipswich Town pour leur entrée en lice dans la compétition. Mikel Arteta devrait profiter de cette rencontre pour faire souffler plusieurs cadres et offrir du temps de jeu à certains éléments de son effectif.
Ipswich accueille Arsenal ce mardi 15 septembre à 21h00, heure française, à Portman Road, au troisième tour de la League Cup. La rencontre sera à suivre en direct sur beIN Sports 2.
Arsenal veut poursuivre sur sa lancée
Les Gunners restent sur cinq victoires consécutives toutes compétitions confondues et occupent la première place de la Premier League avec 12 points. Après avoir notamment dominé Sunderland lors de leur dernière sortie, Arsenal aborde cette Coupe de la Ligue avec l’ambition d’aller plus loin que la saison dernière, lorsqu’il avait atteint la finale avant de s’incliner face à Manchester City. amunra-opinie.pl
Le calendrier pousse toutefois Arteta à gérer son groupe. Bukayo Saka, Martin Ødegaard, Declan Rice et Riccardo Calafiori pourraient ainsi être laissés au repos. Kepa Arrizabalaga devrait garder les buts, tandis que Martin Zubimendi, Bruno Guimaraes, Eberechi Eze et Viktor Gyökeres sont notamment pressentis pour débuter.
Ipswich veut profiter de l’occasion
En face, Ipswich réalise un début de saison intéressant depuis son retour dans l’élite. Le club du Suffolk compte notamment une victoire contre Sunderland lors de la première journée et reste sur un succès spectaculaire à Crystal Palace (3-2), après deux défaites consécutives face à Manchester United et Liverpool.
Les hommes de Gary O’Neil ont également déjà disputé un match de League Cup cette saison, avec une victoire 3-1 contre Leicester City au tour précédent. Malgré l’écart de statut entre les deux équipes, Arsenal devra donc se méfier d’un adversaire qui a déjà pris goût à cette compétition.
À quelle heure et sur quelle chaîne regarder Ipswich – Arsenal ?
Le coup d’envoi d’Ipswich – Arsenal sera donné ce mardi 15 septembre à 21h00, à Portman Road.
La rencontre sera diffusée en direct sur beIN Sports 2 et accessible en streaming via beIN Connect pour les abonnés.
Ipswich – Arsenal : mardi 15 septembre à 21h00, en direct sur beIN Sports 2.
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Springbok Women get to work in Wales
The Springbok Women enjoyed a low key, but productive training session at the Cardiff Metropolitan University on Monday as they started to fine tune their preparations for Friday’s WXV Global Series opener with Wales at Cardiff Arms Park.
The team travelled from Cape Town on Saturday afternoon and arrived in the Welsh capital Sunday evening, but the long haul was soon forgotten once they stepped onto the training pitch on Monday, much to the delight of co-coach Laurian Johannes-Haupt.
“It was a good session and although some players were still a bit sore following the long haul flight that included a transit in Dubai, we did some good work today, with clarity the main focus,” said Johannes-Haupt.
“We brought some match simulation into the session as well and everybody understands their roles.”
It was windy and raining during parts of the session, but according to Johannes-Haupt that did not dampen the spirits of the squad, and the players are keen to take on Wales, a team they last faced in 2021.
“Look, there is nothing you can do about the weather and it is going to be like this for the rest of the week, so the earlier we adapt the better,” she said.
“We trained in sunshine before we came over, but this is not the end of the world. We have an opportunity to take on a class team like Wales and that us something we will be embracing this week.”
The fact that South Africa only won two of six matches and have not beaten Wales since 2010 only add to the expected effort from the visitors on Friday.
“We wanted to be part of the WXV Global Series for a reason and the main one was the opportunity to play the best teams in the world,” said Johannes-Haupt.
“That opportunity starts on Friday. It will be tough. Wales is also a forward-dominating team, like us, so it will be an interesting match-up.”
The squad left Cape Town on Friday with a late change, as Anacadia Minnaar could not make the trip, which resulted in Felicia Jacobs being added to the group.
As expected, Jacobs, who toured with the squad to Fiji last month, had little trouble to slot into the session. Incidentally, Jacobs made her Test debut for South Africa against Wales in Cardiff in 2019.
Johannes-Haupt said: “Felicia has been part of the squad all season, so we would not have expected less. It is a pity that Anacadia could not travel, but this gives Felica the opportunity to add more experience on the international stage and we are excited about her involvement.”
The team to play Wales will be announced on Wednesday.
Issued by SA Rugby Communications
Image Credit: SA Rugby Communications
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Ligue des champions : l’Allianz Arena accueillera la finale en 2028
L’UEFA a officiellement désigné Munich pour accueillir la finale de la Ligue des champions 2028. Après plusieurs mois de spéculations, l’instance européenne a confirmé que l’Allianz Arena, antre du Bayern Munich, sera le théâtre du dernier match de la compétition lors de cette édition.
L’Allianz Arena retrouve la finale
La décision a été prise par le Comité exécutif de l’UEFA, réuni à Thessalonique, en Grèce. L’enceinte munichoise s’apprête ainsi à accueillir une nouvelle fois le plus grand rendez-vous du football européen.
L’Allianz Arena possède déjà une certaine expérience de cet événement. Le stade du Bayern Munich avait notamment accueilli la finale de la Ligue des champions en 2012, avant de recevoir à nouveau la finale en 2025. Trois ans plus tard, Munich sera donc une nouvelle fois au centre de l’attention du football européen.
Un nouveau grand rendez-vous à Munich
Cette attribution confirme la place de l’Allianz Arena parmi les grandes enceintes européennes. Avec son architecture reconnaissable et son statut de domicile du Bayern Munich, le stade allemand offrira un cadre prestigieux pour la finale de l’édition 2028.
La finale de la Ligue des champions 2028 se disputera donc à Munich, avec l’Allianz Arena comme théâtre d’un rendez-vous qui réunira les deux dernières équipes encore en course pour le titre européen.
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Pirates and Durban City meet again in post-CAF clash
Orlando Pirates and Durban City are both coming off successful adventures in African competition as they meet on Thursday in the Betway Premiership at the Orlando Amstel Arena.
Pirates and Gallants both victorious
While Pirates were in Orlando on Saturday, seeing off La Cure Waves of Mauritius in the Caf Champions League, Durban City were in Burundi, beating Rukinzo FC 2-1 to complete a 3-1 aggregate victory and reach the next round of Caf Confederation Cup qualifying.
It remains to be seen just how tired the side from KwaZulu Natal are on Thursday after their long journey back, but they should be in good spirits as they aim for just a second Premiership win of the campaign.
“It was a good two-leg performance from us. We knew what we had to do after the first leg and the players handled the two games well,” Durban City head coach Khalil Ben Youssef told the club’s official website.
“We didn’t come here to sit back and protect the first-leg result, we wanted to play, we wanted to score, and we wanted to win the game, and we did that.”
Durban City will now face Mauritian side AS Port-Louis in the final qualifying round for the Confederation Cup group stages.
As for Pirates, they will take on African Stars from Namibia in their final Champions League qualifier
Pirates survived a scare against La Cure Waves as they fell behind early in Orlando. The Buccaneers, however, quickly equalised and led 3-1 by half time.
Rapoo – ‘They weren’t going to beat us at home’
Pirates defender Neo Rapoo said that Pirates were always confident they could turn the tie around.
“They weren’t going to beat us at home, we just had to keep going forward and create chance after chance. We knew we would get goals,” Rapoo told Pirates media.
City, last year’s Nedbank Cup winners, have struggled for goals in the Premiership so far, netting just three times in five matches. Ben Youssef’s side, however, have the league’s second strongest defence, letting in just two goals so far.
That record is only bettered by Pirates, who have conceded just once while hammering in 12 goals at the other end of the pitch.
Reigning champions Pirates currently trail Mamelodi Sundowns by seven points at the top of the table. Ouaddou’s side do have three games in hand, two of which will have been played before the upcoming international break.
The Buccaneers will face Marumo Gallants at the Royal Bafokeng Sports Palace on Sunday. First, however, comes Durban City in a repeat of this season’s MTN8 quarterfinal. In that game, City took the Buccaneers right to the wire, with only a goal from Thapelo Mokobodi in the last minute of extra time sealing a 2-1 win.
WATCH: Mdaka Provides Amajita Update Ahead of COSAFA U20 Championship
Amajita head coach Raymond Mdaka provide an update on his squad ahead of their upcoming COSAFA U20 Men’s Championship.
The COSAFA U20 Men’s Championship is scheduled to take place from 18 to 27 September in Mozambique.
South Africa have been drawn in Group B alongside the likes of Lesotho, Angola and Eswatini.
Amajita are the defending champions, and they will be looking to successfully defend their title.
The defending champions are scheduled to leave South Africa and make their way to Mozambique on Thursday.
WATCH: Raymond Mdaka Provides Amajita Squad Update
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