UTC time = Domingo, 28 de Junho de 2015, 02:00:00. Fortaleza local time = Sábado, 27 de Junho de 2015, 23:00:00. Fortaleza local time = Sábado, 27 de Junho de 2015, 23:00:00.
Fonte : http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/sunearth.html?day=27&month=6&year=2015&hour=23&min=0&sec=0&n=491&ntxt=Fortaleza&earth=0
Derlis González fue el verdugo este sábado de Brasil al marcarle en dos ocasiones desde el punto blanco, en la victoria 4-3 de Paraguay en la definición por penales del partido de cuartos de final que disputaron en Concepción (sur).
El volante del Basilea suizo convirtió a los 71 minutos de pena máxima el gol que significó el empate 1-1 en el tiempo reglamentario, y luego fue el héroe guaraní al convertir el cuarto cobro de la albirroja en la serie de penales.
“Es una felicidad muy grande, sabíamos que podíamos ganarle a una gran selección como Brasil”, dijo emocionado el ’10’ de Paraguay, que salió en hombros del césped del estadio Ester Roa convertido en el héroe de la noche y en la nueva pesadilla de los dirigidos por Dunga.
“Ahora hay que pensar en Argentina, otra gran selección, de muy buenos jugadores, y soñar con la posibilidad de ir a la final”, agregó en medio de la emoción.
Argentina, que eliminó a Colombia el viernes, y Paraguay chocarán por el pase a la final el martes en este mismo escenario a partir de las 23H30 GMT.
Texto y foto: AFP
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UTC time = Sábado, 18 de Julho de 2015, 08:00:00. Fortaleza local time = Sábado, 18 de Julho de 2015, 05:00:00. Fortaleza local time = Sábado, 18 de Julho de 2015, 05:00:00.
Fonte : http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/sunearth.html?day=18&month=7&year=2015&hour=5&min=00&sec=0&n=491&ntxt=Fortaleza&earth=0
Oscar Schmidt, lenda, será o entrevistado do Luiz Ceará na “Super Faixa” da Rede TV!, na tarde deste sábado.
Deve dar uma repercussão muito grande o que ele fala dos “estrangeiros do basquete”, brasileiros que jogam lá fora e que costumeiramente esnobam a seleção brasileira.
Flávio Ricco com colaboração de José Carlos Nery
Vladimir Brichta é o entrevistado de Simone Zuccolotto no “Cinejornal”, neste sábado, às 21h30, no Canal Brasil.
Flávio Ricco com colaboração de José Carlos Nery
Grande final
Ana Carolina Dias, Thaeme, Gracyanne Barbosa, Érika Januza,Tande e Jacaré, participantes do Saltibum 2015, nos bastidores do quadro, exibido pelo “Caldeirão” na Globo.
A final acontece neste sábado e tem Priscila Fantin e Thaeme como finalistas do time feminino, Jacaré e Rodrigo Simas no masculino.
Flávio Ricco com colaboração de José Carlos Nery
Australia knocked off South American powerhouse Brazil in the round of 16 to book a clash with reigning world champions Japan in the last eight on Sunday morning (AEST).
The 1-0 win was the first by an Australian senior team – men’s or women’s – in a knockout match at the FIFA World Cup.
Stajcic feels his side has yet to reach their potential but is adamant the Matildas are more than capable of progressing further in the competition.
“It’s not really a time to reflect on history or what we’ve done, how far we’ve progressed or what we want to do. It’s really just 100% focus on the match,” Stajcic told the World Game.
“Everyone within the squad, the staff and the players are just focused on what we have to do to win this match. That’s all we can focus on and all we want to focus on.
“There’s still a lot of improvement in each player… They’re all playing well but I know they can play even better. If everyone plays to their peak we’re going to be unbeatable.”
Japan have had a relatively straightforward run to the quarter finals, winning all three of their group matches before easing past the Netherlands in the round of 16.
Stajcic admitted Japan were a dangerous proposition but suggested their Asian counterparts wouldn’t receive the same freedom in possession as they have throughout the tournament.
“There’s only one difference, we’re not the Netherlands. We played Japan twice last year and the games we played against Japan didn’t look like any of the games they’ve played at this World Cup,” Stajcic said at the pre-game press conference.
“They’ve played four opponents who dropped off and gave them a lot of respect, as they deserve, but that’s not the kind of game they’re going to see against us.
“Japan are going to have to deal with us as well. We’ve got a lot of attacking threat, a lot of mobility and a lot of speed.”
Hot temperatures are expected for the clash in Edmonton but Stajcic says his youthful side will have no issues dealing with the conditions.
“We’ve played in this hot weather before and even hotter. The last time we played Japan it was 37 °C and a lot more humid than what it is here at the moment,” he said.
“We’ve got a good level of fitness, we’ve got a good young team. We’re probably the fittest team at the tournament at the moment and Japan are going to have to deal with a fit and fast Australia tomorrow.”
Football Federation Australia
Alen Stajcic’s outfit overcame Brazil in Monday’s round of 16 encounter but were forced to wait 48 hours to learn their opponents for Sunday’s (AEST) last eight clash.
Catley was confident the extra recovery time would ensure the Matildas were in optimal condition come kick off, with searing temperatures predicted in Edmonton.
“We’ve obviously had a longer preparation for this one so we’ve been able to recover a lot better than usual which has been really, really nice,” Catley told reporters on Friday.
“We’ve been able to get a few training sessions in and a few recovery sessions.
“We’re still going over some footage and looking at Japan nice and closely but we’re feeling pretty good.”
The Matildas have played four difficult games on their way to the quarter finals and will again be under the pump against the reigning world champions.
But a relaxed Catley suggested the tough campaign has steeled the Matildas for the do-or-die encounter.
“I’m feeling really fit considering we’ve come out of so many dog fights,” she said.
“We’ve had massive games in every single contest. Everyone’s bodies are feeling really good and touch wood we’ve been really lucky with injuries.
“I think coming out of the “Group of Death” and facing some of the best teams in the world prepared us straight away for the games after that.”
Japan have been in ominous form in Canada, winning all three of their group matches before easing past the Netherlands in the round of 16.
Catley acknowledged the difficult task that faces the Matildas in Edmonton but revealed the Aussies are more than familiar with their Asian counterparts.
“They’re definitely different from the teams we’ve played against over here but we’ve played against Japan a whole lot, in the Asian Cup and even before that,” she said.
“We know how they play and we know how to match up against them so we just need to adjust our game plan a little bit and be really switched on.”
Football Federation Australia
Sete Vidas e I Love Paraisópolis podem não ser exibidas no próximo sábado (27/06).
No próximo sábado, dia 27 de junho, em virtude do jogo da Seleção Brasileira, pela Copa América, a Globo deve cancelar as exibições das novelas Sete Vidas e I Love Paraisópolis.
O jogo contra a Seleção do Paraguai acontecerá às 18h30 (de Brasília).
Na semana passada, a emissora teve que ajustar a programação na faixa noturna. O Jornal Nacional foi exibido às 20h, e Babilônia, de apenas 25 minutos, entrou às 20h25. O jogo entre Brasil e Colômbia foi exibido às 21h.
8 pontos
Hoje em Dia bate recorde de audiência do ano.
15 pontos
Exibida mais tarde, Verdades Secretas perde público.
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