Neymar Tak Mempan Dilaser, Tetap Cool Cetak Gol Penalti
Fans Tunisia beberapa kali menembakkan cahaya laser ke wajah Neymar, termasuk ketika bintang Brasil itu akan mengeksekusi penalti. Tindakan itu tak ada gunanya.
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Brazil players have banana thrown their direction during goal celebration
A banana was thrown from the crowd at Brazil players celebrating a goal in a friendly against Tunisia in Paris on Tuesday.
Uruguay tops Canada in final tune-up ahead of Qatar
BRATISLAVA, Slovakia — Nicolas De La Cruz and Darwin Nunez set the tone in the first half with a goal apiece as 13th-ranked Uruguay topped Canada 2-0 in a men's soccer friendly on Tuesday.
Banana thrown at Richarlison during Brazil's 5-1 friendly win over Tunisia, followed Selecao's anti-racism move
A banana was thrown at Richarlison during Brazil's 5-1 friendly win over Tunisia in Paris. It came after Brazil had begun the match by entering the field without stars on their shirts, an anti-racism gesture that sought to highlight the contribution black players have made to their considerable footballing successes as a nation.
Improved Saudis draw with US as preparations for World Cup continue
Saudi Arabia drew 0-0 with the USA in Spain on Thursday, delivering a performance that was certainly an improvement over the stalemate with Ecuador four days earlier and probably their best in any of the four friendlies since their successful World Cup qualification campaign concluded.
Chelsea: Boehly now 'hands-on' behind the scenes at Stamford Bridge
Chelsea co-owner Todd Boehly is ‘hands-on’ behind the scenes and will be holding regular talks with boss Graham Potter and his Stamford Bridge squad, according to journalist Paul Brown.
Banana thrown at Richarlison as Brazil thrash Tunisia
Brazil’s forward Neymar is is tackled during the friendly football match between Brazil and Tunisia at the Parc des Princes in Paris on September 27, 2022. (Photo by Anne-Christine POUJOULAT / AFP)
Qatar tests out massive bus fleet ahead of World Cup
DOHA: Qatar has tested out a massive fleet of buses ahead of next month’s World Cup, when an estimated 1.2 million soccer fans will descend on the small Gulf nation, an official said Tuesday. Thani Al Zarraa, who is overseeing transport preparations, said some 4,000 buses will be used during the monthlong tournament, which begins Nov. 20.