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Thursday, July 13, 2023

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CD Guadalajara headed into the 2023-24 edition of the Liga MX with the aim of securing domestic silverware for the first time since 2017, after falling just short last time around, firstly finishing ninth in the Apertura phase and losing in reclassification.

The Chivas Rayadas did then enjoy a stronger run in the Clausura competition, booking a quarter-final place with a third-placed finish, and they would advance all the way to the final with triumphs over Atlas and Club America, only to meet Tigres in the final and fall at the very last hurdle, eventually losing 3-2 in extra time despite going 2-0 up through Roberto Alvarado and Victor Guzman.




Following on from that agony in late May, Veljko Paunovic's side quickly turned their focus to the new term in their bid to end the wait for another top-flight title, and they would make a positive start in a tough opening-day trip to Leon, eventually coming away with a 2-1 victory thanks to Jonathan Padilla's 81st-minute goal after Antonio Briseno's opener was cancelled out.



Hoping to make it two wins from two, the Chivas Rayadas then hosted Atletico San Luis on Sunday and came away with all three points again, as Padilla and Fernando Beltran put them 2-0 up before Ronaldo Cisneros wrapped up an eventual 3-1 victory with an 80th-minute goal.

Now with a degree of confidence as the Liga MX's only side with two wins on the board, Guadalajara will be keen to establish themselves at the top end of the Apertura table to book an automatic quarter-finals place in the knockout phase and will look to make it nine points from three games on Friday before the break in league action.

Their visitors, meanwhile, make the difficult trip with the aim of putting a first victory on the board at the third time of asking.

Necaxa endured a tough campaign last time around, and while they did sneak into 12th spot in the Apertura table, a 2-0 defeat to Tigres prevented them from going any further than reclassification, before Los Rayos has a Clausura campaign to forget, eventually finishing 17th in the table with just three wins and 14 points from their 17 outings.

The campaign culminated in a 3-0 beating at the hands of Toluca at the end of April, and they would return to action against the same opposition this year under the new management of Rafael Dudamel, improving their fortunes somewhat to begin with a goalless draw away from home.

Los Rayos then hosted Club Tijuana last time out, and with their wait for a first goal continuing, they looked set to fall to a 1-0 defeat following Carlos Gonzalez's 73rd-minute opener for the visitors, but Alan Montes would pop up with an important leveller in injury time to force a share of the spoils.


Having now avoided defeat in each of their opening two matches, Dudamel's side will hope to put a first notch in their wins column on Friday but certainly face a tough test on their travels.

Sunday, July 17, 2022

The Packers hold off the Ravens' remarkable comeback to become the first NFL team to secure a season playoff berth

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The Green Bay Packers arrived at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore and did what any NFC-leading team preparing for a deep postseason run should do against a physically tired opponent: they won.

In any case, the Ravens' battered visitors had to fight hard for their 31-30 victory. Slice had a chance to win with 42 seconds left after Baltimore erased a 31-17 fourth-quarter lead. Tyler Huntley, who started in place of an injured Lamar Jackson, orchestrated two fourth-quarter scoring drives and scrambled for two touchdowns, but his toss to Mark Andrews on a two-point attempt later was insufficient, preventing Baltimore's bid to take the lead.

Green Bay recovered the onside kick and took a knee on two consecutive plays to run out the time and leave with the victory.

With the win, the Packers clinched the NFC North title and became the first NFL team to secure a season finisher spot with three weeks remaining in the regular season. Matt LaFleur has now led the Packers to a division title in each of his first three seasons as head coach. Green Bay has reached the NFC title game in each of the previous two seasons, losing to the San Francisco 49ers in 2019 and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2020. The Packers will prepare for another charge in less than a month, one they hope will see them overcome the obstacle and ultimately win the Lombardi Trophy.

They have games against Cleveland, Minnesota, and Detroit, among others, and will try to secure homefield advantage throughout the playoffs.

The game between Green Bay and Baltimore on Sunday was originally thought to be a preview of a future Super Bowl meeting. In any event, the Ravens came into the game with a weary option, in need of help defended and hostile lines, and were without Jackson, who was out of the game due to a lower leg strain suffered in the second quarter of last week's loss to Cleveland.

The Packers intended to pull away with the game, breaking a 14-14 tie at halftime with a 17-3 scoring surge in the fourth quarter. Aaron Rodgers completed 23 of 31 passes for 268 yards and three touchdowns to three different receivers.

However, that 31-17 lead with nine minutes to go wasn't as big as it appeared.

Baltimore led a daring push behind their backup quarterback, whose quickness caused the defense to struggle once more. Huntley scrambled for 73 yards and two touchdowns on 13 carries and completed 28 of 40 throws for 215 yards and two touchdowns, channeling his inner Jackson.

The Cincinnati Bengals climbed to 8-6 with a win over the Denver Broncos, dropping Baltimore to 8-6 and losing its formerly commanding grasp on the AFC North. In the meantime, the Cleveland Browns have a 7-6 record and play the Las Vegas Raiders on Monday in a game that was rescheduled from Saturday to Monday and has the potential to move into first place in the division with a win.

Friday, December 31, 2021

iowa high school volleyball scores 2022 Live updates

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iowa hawkeyes basketball schedule pitt football fareway ad iowa city surf ballroom clear lake iowa iowa high school volleyball scores 2022 - Live updates 28 October from Wednesday’s Iowa high school volleyball regional finals. Iowa high school state volleyball tournament are set to be handed out Wednesday night as Class 2A and 1A teams compete in regional finals around the state.

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Winners advance to state at Alliant Energy PowerHouse in Cedar Rapids from Nov. 1-4.

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Find the latest information throughout the night here, including schedules, scores and live updates. Class 5A, 4A and 3A regional finals were Wednesday night.

Wednesday’s Iowa high school volleyball regional final scores
CLASS 2A

Western Christian 2, Treynor 1 (25-19, 25-17, 22-25)

Boyden-Hull 1, Ridge View 0 (25-17)

Sumner-Fredericksburg 1, Osage 0 (25-16)

Dyersville Beckman 1, Wapsie Valley 0 (25-20)

CLASS 1A

Final: Burlington Notre Dame 3, Easton Valley 0 (25-12, 25-13, 25-17)

Gladbrook-Reinbeck 2, Ankeny Christian 0 (25-23, 25-21)

Springville 1, Saint Ansgar 0 (25-20)

Lisbon 1, North Tama 0 (25-17)

Newell-Fonda 1, Janesville 0 (27-25)

Tri-Center 1, Sidney 0 (25-16)

Follow Gazette reporters for live updates
The Gazette is covering three matches live Wednesday night. Here is who you can follow on Twitter for live updates.

Dyersville Beckman vs. Wapsie Valley » @mikecondon

Springville vs. Saint Ansgar » @craigsesker

Lisbon vs. North Tama » @jtlinder

Wednesday’s Iowa high school volleyball regional finals schedule
CLASS 2A

No. 1 Dike-New Hartford (50-1) vs. Van Meter (20-10), 8 p.m. at Marshalltown

No. 2 Wilton (35-2) vs. Mediapolis (14-23), 8 p.m. at Muscatine

No. 3 Western Christian (37-5) vs. No. 12 Treynor (28-7), 6 p.m. at Sioux City Heelan

No. 4 Boyden-Hull (27-5) vs. No. 13 Ridge View (29-7), 7 p.m., at Sioux City East

No. 5 Sumner-Fredericksburg (34-6) vs. No. 9 Osage (27-9), 7 p.m. at Charles City

No. 6 Denver (35-7) vs. No. 11 Carroll Kuemper (26-10), 7 p.m. at Webster City

No. 7 Dyersville Beckman (32-11) vs. No. 8 Wapsie Valley (25-11), 7 p.m. at Independence

No. 10 South Hardin (35-5) vs. Guthrie Center ACGC (23-12), 7 p.m. at Alleman

CLASS 1A

No. 1 Burlington Notre Dame (34-8) vs. Easton Valley (21-8), 6 p.m. at Muscatine

No. 2 Le Mars Gehlen (24-5) vs. Akron-Westfield (18-7), 8 p.m. at Sioux City Heelan

No. 5 Fort Madison Holy Trinity (31-10) vs. Lamoni (29-4), 7 p.m. at Ottumwa

No. 6 Ankeny Christian (33-3) vs. No. 11 Gladbrook-Reinbeck (28-13), 6 p.m. at Marshalltown

No. 3 Springville (32-4) vs. Saint Ansgar (19-9), 7 p.m. at Waterloo West

No. 4 Lisbon (36-6) vs. No. 12 North Tama (29-10), 7 p.m. at Van Horne

No. 7 Newell-Fonda (28-3) vs. No. 10 Janesville (24-15), 7 p.m. at Clarion

No. 14 Tri-Center (26-10) vs. Sidney (24-15), 7 p.m. at Lewis Central

Previewing Wednesday’s Gazette area regional volleyball finals
By Jeff Linder, The Gazette

2A: No. 7 Dyersville Beckman (32-11) vs. No. 8 Wapsie Valley (25-11), at Independence

Probably the best of Wednesday’s 16 regional finals. Beckman looks to return to state after falling in the regional semifinals last year; the Blazers had qualified the previous three years. A co-champion of the rugged Wamac Conference East Division, Beckman sports one of the state’s top players in Iowa State recruit Kiersten Schmitt (5.38 kills per set, .347 efficiency). Wapsie Valley is up a class after qualifying in 1A in 2019 and 2020. The Warriors were one of the favorites to win the small-school title last year but were unable to compete due to a COVID outbreak between regionals and state. Six starters are back from that squad, led by Lydia Imbrogno (3.69 kills per set).

1A: No. 3 Springville (32-4) vs. Saint Ansgar (19-9), at Waterloo West

Springville is accustomed to November volleyball, and a win Wednesday would land the Orioles at the state tournament for the seventh time in nine years. They’re favored to advance behind a veteran crew; six starters are back from last year’s team, led by Tri-Rivers West Division player of the year Nia Howard (8.89 assists per set), who also is one of six players with more than 100 kills this season. Lauren Wilson leads the team with 2.57 kills per set. Springville avenged a late-season loss to Edgewood-Colesburg, sweeping the Vikings in Monday’s regional semifinal. Saint Ansgar carries a 13-match winning streak, and only one of the Saints’ losses have come against 1A competition. Four hitters average more than 1 kill per set, none more than 2.

1A: No. 4 Lisbon (36-6) vs. No. 12 North Tama (29-10), at Van Horne

Lisbon’s catchphrase is #BreakTheRock, and a regional-final victory would be a breakthrough, indeed. The Lions are 0-3 in regional finals, including an upset loss to Springville in 2019. But this is Lance Kamaus’ best team yet, led by junior Peyton Robinson, the Tri-Rivers Conference East Division player of the year. Robinson averages 3.28 kills per set, but is even more valuable in the back row, where she posts 4.51 digs per set. Ava Czarnecki adds 3.26 kills per set, Kali Nelson 9.51 assists per set. The Lions are 20-2 against 1A competition, with both losses coming to Springville. North Tama earned state trips in 2017 and 2019, and looks to get back behind a new nucleus piloted by junior setter Jadyn Rausch, who averaged 6.56 assists per set and is second on the team in kills

Sunday, December 26, 2021

West Ham vs Southampton final score

West Ham vs Southampton final score

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 West Ham vs Southampton was a thriller at the London Stadium on Boxing Day as Ralph Hasenhuttl saw his Saints side stun David Moyes’ Hammers.

Southampton took the supereminent three times through Mohamed Elyounoussi, James Ward-Prowse and Jan Bednarek, as West Ham battled back beforehand in the alternate half through cover Michail Antonio and Said Benrahma, but it was n’t enough to end their poor run of form. 

 

 A topsy-turvy clash saw both brigades go each- out for the palm, as Saints edged a five- thing suspenser to secure their first palm in seven games and move on to 20 points for the season. 

West Ham have now won just one of their last seven PL games and sit on 28 points. 


West Ham vs Southampton final score, stats

West Ham 2-3 Southampton

Goals scored: Elyounoussi 8′, Antonio 49′, Ward-Prowse 61′, Benrahma 64′, Bednarek 70′ 

Shots: West Ham 11, Southampton 11

Shots on target: West Ham 5, Southampton 6

Possession: West Ham 56, Southampton 44

 

 Three effects we learned from West Ham vs Southampton 

 1. Set pieces save Saints They dominated the first half but only had a 1-0 lead, also they looked shaky in the alternate, but ever set pieces dug them out of a hole to win it. Southampton have to take chances when they're on top but their set pieces were the key at West Ham. Ward-Prowse with a fine penalty and superb free kick to set up Bednarek made a huge difference and Southampton’s commander and set- piece expert will have a huge part to play in pushing them up the table. Now he has shaken off some injury issues and rust, JWP looks back to his stylish. 


 2. West Ham miss Zouma, Ogbonna This game added up how important West Ham are missing Kurt Zouma and Angelo Ogbonna. The brace were their first- choice center tails as they surged into a top four spot beforehand in the season but both went down with injuries in recent weeks. Zouma is due back in January, while Ogbonna is likely out for the season. Their stage- sways, Craig Dawson and Issa Diop, were dragged each over the place and did n’t look comfortable. West Ham have still had a fine season but they're conceding too numerous pretensions and have let in 24 in their opening 18games.However, or indeed finish in the top six, that has to ameliorate, If they want to push for a top four finish. 

 

 3. Boxing Day chaos This was a classic Boxing Day hassle. Both brigades went for it and put on a show rather than keeping it tight. That led to a great spectacle and both West Ham and Southampton are delightful to watch week in, week out for the neutral. 


 Man of the Match Mohammed Salisu – Won so numerous challenges and had a great alternate partial battle with Antonio. 

 

 Saints score beforehand formerly again 

After a bright launch for Southampton, they took a justified lead. 

 

 The ball plant its way to Elyounoussi on the edge of the box after Kyle Walker-Peters surged forward to set up the chance. 

Elyounoussi also took a great first touch and finished low with a fine strike to put the down side ahead. 

 

 Hammers ameliorate 

 Nathan Redmond also whipped in a cross which Armando Broja and Theo Walcott could n’t get on the end of. West Ham eventually woke up as Jarrod Bowen got on the ball more and started to whip in dangerous crosses. 


 

 Before half time Elyounoussi was free in the box but his shot was straight at Fabianski. Jan Bednarek also gave the ball down needlessly and Fraser Forster did well to save Nikola Vlasic’s low shot. 

Antonio makes his mark 

 Moments after coming on at half time Antonio evened. 

 

 He and Manuel Lanzini upped the tempo for the Hammers, and Antonio jounced home Craig Dawson’s title from a corner to make it 1-1. 


 Declan Rice flashed a shot wide soon after as West Ham were well on top title into the final third of the game. 

 

 Broja was also hauled down by Craig Dawson when he was clean through on thing, and VAR was used as Kevin Friend awarded a penalty kick for Dawson’s alternate foul on Broja. 


 Wild 10 nanosecond spell 

 Ward-Prowse slammed home the spot kick to make it 2-1 to Saints but twinkles late it was position again. 

Bowen was set free down the right and crossed for Benrahma who got ahead of Bednarek to finish and make it 2-2. 

 

 Moments latterly it was 3-2 to Southampton, as a Ward-Prowse free kick from the left took out the entire West Ham defense and Bednarek darted home to put Saints ahead for the third time in the game. 

 Late on West Ham threw everything at Southampton, but the callers held on for a huge palm. 



Australia vs England: Highlights: Australia Trail By 124 Runs, Lose David Warner

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Trailing by 124 runs, Australia ended Day 1 of the continuing third Ashes Check match posting 61 for one at Stumps against England on the MCG in Melbourne, on Sunday. The hosts misplaced the essential wicket of David Warner, who was dismissed by James Anderson after registering 38 runs off 42 balls. Marcus Harris and Nathan Lyon will resume batting for Australia on Day 2. Earlier, England have been bowled out for 185. Pat Cummins and Nathan Lyon have been the decide of the Australian bowlers, taking three wickets every. Mitchell Starc took two whereas Cameron Inexperienced and debutant Scott Boland additionally picked a wicket every to place Australia within the driver's seat. For England, captain Joe Root was the standout, scoring yet one more fifty. However the remaining didn't take make their begins depend because the batting line-up crumbed once more. England are already trailing 0-2 within the five-match collection following defeats within the first and second Check in Brisbane and Adelaide, respectively. 

Here are HIGHLIGHTS of The Ashes 2021-22 3rd Test Day 1, Australia vs England, from the Melbourne Cricket Ground.



Saturday, December 18, 2021

Arizona State football 2022 schedule

Arizona State football 2022 schedule

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Arizona State football 2022 schedule


On Thursday, Arizona State and the Pac-12 released the 2022 football schedule for the Sun Devils.


The Sun Devils will play Northern Arizona in their season opener on September 1 at Sun Devil Stadium.


Other non-conference matchups include a game against Oklahoma State, the Big 12 runner-up, on September 10, and a home game against Eastern Michigan on September 17.


On September 24, Herm Edwards' team will host Utah in the Pac-12 opener.


The Sun Devils travel to USC, Stanford, Colorado, Washington State, and Arizona for conference games.


They will host conference rivals Washington, UCLA, and Oregon State in addition to Utah.


Arizona State's regular season comes to an end with this matchup against Arizona. It will take place on Friday, November 25.

Sunday, December 12, 2021

College Football Playoff bowl games 2021 schedule semifinals predictions

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College football playoff bowl games 2021 schedule Bowl games, 2021-22 predictions In this artcle we will see college bowl games 2022 - The college football bowl season will run from Dec. 17 to Jan. 10. Here's the complete schedule for the games, from the Bahamas Bowl to the College Football Playoff championship game.

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College Football Bowl Game Schedule 2021-22 live streaming 

Date Time TV Network head 4Bowl Game Location Game Matchup
Dec-17 Noon ESPN row1 col 4 Nassau, Bahamas row1 col 6
Dec-17 6:00 PM row2 col 3 Cure Bowl Orlando, FL N.Illinois (9-4) vs Coastal Carolina (10-2)
Dec-18 11:00 AM ESPN Boca Raton Bowl Boca Raton, FL Western Kentucky (8-5) vs Appalachian St (10-3)
Dec-18 2:15 PM ESPN New Mexico Bowl Albuquerque, NM row4 col 6
Dec-18 3:30 PM ABC Indepence Bowl Shreveport, LA BYU (10-2) vs UAB (8-4)
Dec-18 5:45 PM ESPN Lending Tree Bowl Mobile, AL Eastern Michigan (7-5) vs Liberty (7-5)
Dec-18 7:30 PM ABC L.A. Bowl Los Angeles, CA Utah State (10-3) vs Oregon State (7-5)
Dec-18 9:15 PM ESPN New Orleans Bowl New Orleans, LA Marshall (7-5) vs Louisiana (12-1)
Dec-20 2:30 PM ESPN Myrtle Beach Bowl Conway, SC Tulsa (6-6) vs old Dominion (6-6)
Dec-21 3:30 PM ESPN Idaho Potato Bowl Boise, Idaho Kent State (7-6) vs Wyoming (6-6)
Dec-21 7:30 PM ESPN Frisco Bowl Frisco, TX UTSA (12-1) vs San Diego State (11-2)
Dec-22 8:00 PM ESPN Armed Forces Bowl Fort Worth, TX Army (8-3) vs Missouri (6-6)
Dec-24 8:00 PM ESPN Hawai'i Bowl Honolulu, HI Memphis (6-6) vs Hawaii (6-7)
Dec-25 2:30 PM ESPN Camellia Bowl Montgomery, AL Ball State (6-6) vs Georgia State (7-5)
Dec-27 11:00 AM ESPN Quick Lane Bowl Detroit, MI Western Michigan (7-5) vs Nevada (8-4)
Dec-27 2:30 PM ESPN Military Bowl Annapolis, MD E.Carolina (7-5) vs Boston College (6-6)
Dec-28 Noon ESPN Birmingham Bowl Birmingham, AL Houston (11-2) vs Auburn (6-6)
Dec-28 3:15 PM ESPN First Responder Bowl University Park, TX Louisville (6-6) vs Air Force (9-3)
Dec-28 5:00 PM Fox Holiday Bowl San Diego, CA UCLA (8-4) vs NC State (9-3)
Dec-28 6:45 PM ESPN Liberty Bowl Memphis, TN Texas Tech (6-6) vs Mississippi State (7-5)
Dec-28 10:15 PM ESPN Guarantee Rate Bowl Phoenix, AZ Minnesota (8-4) vs West Virginia (6-6)
Dec-29 11:00 AM ESPN Fenway Bowl Boston, MA Virginia (6-6) vs SMU (8-4)
Dec-29 2:15 PM ESPN Pinstripe Bowl New York, NY Virginia Tech (6-6) vs Maryland (6-6)
Dec-29 5:45 PM ESPN Cheez-It Bowl Orlando, FL Clemson (9-3) vs Iowa State (7-5)
Dec-29 9:15 PM ESPN Alamo Bowl San Antonio, TX Oklahoma (10-2) vs Oregon (10-3)
Dec-30 11:00 AM ESPN Gator Bowl Jacksonville, FL Wake Forest (10-3) vs Texas A;M (8-4)
Dec-30 11:30 AM ESPN Duke's Mayo Bowl Charlotte, NC North Carolina (6-6) vs South Carolina (6-6)
Dec-30 3:00 PM ESPN Music City Bowl Nashville, TN Purdue (8-4) vs Tennessee (7-5)
Dec-30 10:30 PM ESPN Las Vegas Bowl Las Vegas, NV Wisconsin (8-4) vs Arizona State (8-4)
Dec-31 Noon ESPN Sun Bowl El Paso, TX Miami (7-5) vs Washington State (7-5)
01-Jan Noon ESPN2 Outback Bowl Tampa, FL Penn State (7-5) vs Arkansas (8-4)
01-Jan 1:00 PM ABC Citrus Bowl Orlando, FL Iowa (10-3) vs Kentucky (9-3)
01-Apr 9:00 PM ESPN Texas Bowl Houston, TX Kansas State (7-5) vs LSU (6-6)
01-Jan 8:45 PM ESPN New Year 6: Sugar Bowl New Orleans, LA #6 Baylor (11-2) vs Ole Miss (10-2)
01-Jan 5:00 PM ESPN New Year 6: Rose Bowl Pasadena, CA #7 Ohio State (10-2) vs #10 Utah (10-3)
01-Jan 1:00 PM ESPN New Year 6: Fiesta Bowl Glendale, AZ #5 Notre Dame (11-1) vs #9 Oklahoma State (11-2)
Dec-30 7:00 PM ESPN New Year 6: Peach Bowl Atlanta, GA #11 Michigan State (10-2) vs #13 Pittsburgh (11-2)
Dec-31 7:30 PM ESPN Final 4: Orange Bowl Miami, FL #2 Michigan (12-1) vs #3 Georgia (12-1)
Dec-31 3:30 PM ESPN Final 4: Cotton Bowl Arlington, TX #1 Alabama (12-1) vs #4 Cincinnati (13-0)
01-Oct 8:00 PM ESPN National Championship Indianapolis, IN Semifinal Winners
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