Lorne Donaldson begins to lose hope for the Jamaican national team
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Responsible for eliminating Brazil, Jamaica said goodbye to the Women's World Cup after losing the duel against Colombia by 1-0. of the competition.
Lorne Donaldson, coach of the Jamaican national team, saw the defeat as a reason for concern for the future of women's football in his country.
“How did we prepare and how many games did we have? I mean, our big problem coming in was we didn't have games, you know, we didn't have internationals. The first international game we had in four or five months was here. I hope they change the way they care about the game”, he scolded.
The coach continued to reinforce that FIFA and the Jamaican government should join forces to promote the development of national football.
“ Since 2019, nothing has happened in Jamaica. Although FIFA and the government don't mix, but I hope that we can all help. FIFA and the government don't get along, but I hope we can all come together now and try to find a solution”, he said.
It was thanks to Cedella Marley that Jamaica was able to go to the World Cup. Daughter of Bob Marley, Cedella is a businesswoman, singer, actress, dancer and designer, and was responsible for promoting the team by becoming an ambassador and sponsor.
Since the Jamaican federation did not cover the costs of the team, Cedella gathered the necessary money so that the Jamaicans could participate in their competitions, including the World Cup.
In view of the elimination in the Cup and the low investment, Lorne Donaldson remains concerned about the future of Jamaican women's football.< br>
Kauã Santos had his first opportunity in the Bundesliga and Léo Duarte scores his first goal in Europe
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Two young talents revealed by Flamengo shone in Europe this Saturday (14). Goalkeeper Kauã Santos made his Bundesliga debut for Eintracht Frankfurt, helping the team to a 2-1 victory over Wolfsburg. Kauã entered the field after the experienced Kevin Trapp was injured at the end of the first half. Meanwhile, defender Léo Duarte scored his first goal in European football, securing Basaksehir's 1-0 victory over Bodrum in the Turkish league.
Kauã Santos, who arrived at Flamengo at the age of 16, he never played for the Rio club's main team. After standing out in the youth categories, the goalkeeper caught the attention of Eintracht Frankfurt, who invested R$8.4 million for 70% of his economic rights. On his debut, Kauã was unable to save a penalty taken by Baku, but held off Wolfsburg's pressure, helping to maintain his team's victory.
In turn, Léo Duarte, Copinha champion, rose to Flamengo professionals in 2016 and, little by little, established himself as a starter. In 2018, Milan, from Italy, spent 11 million euros to sign him. After a discreet spell at the Italian club, Léo transferred to Basaksehir, where he finally scored for the first time in Europe.
Léo Duarte and Kauã Santos' moment in EuropeLéo Duarte's Basaksehir occupies third place in the Turkish league with 10 points, just two less than leader Galatasaray. Kauã Santos' Eintracht Frankfurt is in sixth place in the Bundesliga, with six points, three behind leaders Bayern Munich.
Lance took place this Saturday in a duel for the Premier League
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Fulham (ING) hosted West Ham (ING) this Saturday morning (14), in a game valid for the fourth round of the Premier League. The confrontation brought together Brazilians and former Flamengo Andreas Pereira and Lucas Paquetá, who performed a curious move when Paquetá landed a light elbow at his teammate.
The incident occurred in the 21st minute of the second half, when Andreas Pereira tried to hit Paquetá in midfield. To avoid dribbling, Paquetá made a foul by hitting Andreas with a slight elbow.
PAQUETÁ WAS NOT PUNISHED WITH A CARDReferee Tim Robinson signaled the foul, but chose not to show it yellow card to Lucas Paquetá, who remained on the field until the end of the match. The game ended in a 1-1 draw.
ANDREAS PEREIRA AND LUCAS PAQUETÁ'S NEXT GAMESAndreas Pereira's Fulham are now preparing to face Preston on September 17 , for the FA Cup. Lucas Paquetá's West Ham will only return to the field on September 21st, against Chelsea, in the Premier League.
In a letter sent to FIFA, the confederation assured that it will give priority to international competition
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In the early hours of this Friday (17), FIFA announced that Brazil will host the 10th edition of the Women's World Cup in 2027. Just like the men's World Cup, the entity requests that the competition have exclusivity at the stadium. Therefore, in the letter sent to FIFA by CBF for the candidacy, it was stated that the Brasileirão will stop.
Despite the Brasileirão stop, there is still no guarantee that other competitions will also be stopped, like the Libertadores and Sul-Americana. This is because Conmebol has not yet commented. Thus, the CBF is only committed to its championships.
COULD FLAMENGO BE WITHOUT A PLACE TO SEND GAMES?If Conmebol decides to keep the Libertadores and Sul-Americana during the tournament, Women's World Cup, it is possible that the Flamengowill be left without a place to host its games, as all the major stadiums in Brazil will host the international competition.
NOTE FROM CBF STATING THE BRASILEIRÃO'S STOP IN 2027:“There will be no conflict with any other FIFA tournament during the proposed period and adjustments will be made to our national calendar. During the period of the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup, the main national tournaments will be suspended to ensure that attention is focused exclusively on the FIFA event", he begins, before adding:
"All national football and Games from Série A and Série B – the top two divisions of Brazilian national football for women and men – will be on hiatus during the four weeks of the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup", he concludes.
STADIOS THAT WILL HOST THE WOMEN'S WORLD CUP GAMES:Mineirão (Belo Horizonte)
Beira-Rio (Porto Alegre)
Mané Garrincha (Brasília)
< p>Pantanal Arena (Cuiabá)Amazon Arena (Manaus)
Fonte Nova Arena (Salvador)
Pernambuco Arena (Recife)
Arena Castelão (Fortaleza)
Maracanã (Rio de Janeiro)
Neo Química Arena (São Paulo)
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