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#2 Published Sep 28, 16:00 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

🇧🇪 BE

LIVE: Belgium vs France – Nations League

#3 Published Sep 28, 11:43 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

🇮🇪 IE

Israeli fans direct monkey chants and military slogans at Ireland’s players

#4 Published Sep 28, 08:02 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

🇧🇪 BE

Belgium vs France – Nations League: Team line-ups, head-to-head, Mbappe

#5 Published Sep 28, 05:40 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

🇮🇳 IN

Virat Kohli passes 15,000 ODI runs as India beat West Indies

#6 Published Sep 27, 21:02 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

🇳🇴 Oslo

Ramos fires holders Portugal to 2-1 Nations League win in Norway

#7 Published Sep 27, 15:24 UTC Others The Hindu 🔗

🇮🇳 Visakhapatnam

Four practice nets inaugurated at ACA–VDCA Stadium in Visakhapatnam

#8 Published Sep 27, 07:32 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

Kylian Mbappe’s knee injury to keep him out for two weeks

#9 Published Sep 27, 07:23 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

🇳🇴 Oslo

Norway vs Portugal: UEFA Nations League – Ronaldo, Haaland, teams, form

#10 Published Sep 27, 07:15 UTC Others Rio Times 🔗

🇧🇷 BR

Latin America Sports Daily for Sunday, September 27, 2026

#11 Published Sep 26, 22:13 UTC Others Agência Brasil 🔗

🇧🇷 São Paulo

São Paulo vence o Corinthians, faz história e fica perto do título

Neste sábado (26), o São Paulo se encontrou com a história na Neo Química Arena. As Soberanas viraram sobre o Corinthians por 2 a 1, na partida de ida da final do Campeonato Brasileiro Feminino A1, que teve transmissão ao vivo da TV Brasil. O resultado representou a primeira derrota da equipe feminina do Timão no estádio. Desde 2016, eram 32 jogos, com 29 vitórias e três empates até então. No próximo sábado (3), no Morumbis, o Tricolor pode ter outro encontro com a história. Um empate será suficiente para garantir o primeiro título brasileiro das Soberanas e interromper uma sequência de seis troféus do rival. Para emendarem outra conquista, as Brabas terão que vencer fora de casa. Uma vitória por um gol de diferença levará a definição do campeão para os pênaltis e um triunfo por margem maior dará o título ao Timão. Diante de mais de 21 mil pessoas na Neo Química Arena, o Corinthians teve seu melhor momento logo no começo. Aos quatro minutos, Vic Albuquerque recebeu na entrada da área, matou no peito e chutou por cima, levando perigo. Aos nove, veio o primeiro gol: Vic recebeu pela direita e cruzou na cabeça de Gabi Zanotti. Posicionada entre as zagueiras tricolores, ela testou para o fundo das redes. Notícias relacionadas:Brasil conquista três ouros no Mundial Paralímpico de Judô.Fórmula 1: Russell supera Verstappen por 0.1s e vence GP do Azerbaijão.Brasil decepciona e empata com Austrália em amistoso.Dono da melhor campanha na fase inicial, o São Paulo se recompôs relativamente rápido. O empate veio aos 20 minutos. Após cruzamento da direita, Crivelari, infiltrada entre as defensoras rivais completou de primeira para bater a goleira Nicole. As Soberanas ainda tiveram duas grandes chances de marcar na primeira etapa: primeiro, Robinha aproveitou erro na saída de bola corintiana e chutou forte, com efeito, à esquerda do gol. Pouco depois, Isa Guimarães recebeu no meio da zaga alvinegra, já dentro da área e chutou fraco, para fora. No segundo tempo, a técnica Emily Lima foi obrigada a sacar Gabi Zanotti por uma lesão. Jhonson entrou em seu lugar e se tornou uma ameaça constante no jogo aéreo. Em um destes lances, ela cabeceou à esquerda do gol defendido por Carlinha. A bola tocou as redes pelo lado de fora, enganando muitos torcedores. Logo depois, o São Paulo foi cirúrgico. Em outro erro na saída de bola do Timão, Isa Guimarães recebeu em profundidade e tocou de leve, na saída da goleira Nicole, para virar o placar. Organizado em campo, o Tricolor conseguiu conter as investidas adversárias e levar algum perigo em contra-ataques. Insistindo nas bolas alçadas à área, as Brabas não tiveram sucesso. A última grande chance veio no derradeiro dos nove minutos de acréscimo. Ao tentar fazer uma reposição, a goleira Carlinha colocou um dos pés fora da área. Falta para o Corinthians. Na cobrança, no entanto, Duda Sampaio chutou fraco, no meio do gol, e Carlinha segurou. O apito final que veio logo depois foi acompanhado de uma efusiva comemoração das jogadoras tricolores, cientes da história que havia acabado de ser feita.

#Campeonato Brasileiro Feminino A1 #football #sports

#12 Published Sep 26, 20:42 UTC Others Agência Brasil 🔗

🇧🇷 BR

Brasil conquista três ouros no Mundial Paralímpico de Judô

O segundo dia de competições no Mundial Paralímpico de judô, em Tbilisi, na Geórgia, foi extremamente produtivo para o Brasil. Neste sábado (26), vieram os três primeiros ouros do país nesta edição, junto com mais duas pratas e dois bronzes. Com isso, os atletas brasileiros até agora somam dez medalhas, sendo três ouros, cinco pratas e dois bronzes. O Mundial se encerra neste domingo (27), com as disputas por equipes. O grande destaque do sábado ficou por conta de Alana Maldonado. A judoca paulista, atual bicampeã paralímpica da classe J2 (baixa visão), categoria até 70 kg, conquistou o quarto título mundial ao bater a cazaque Ayala Mereke na decisão, que foi para o golden score. Maldonado venceu a luta com um wazari. Notícias relacionadas:Brasileirão Feminino: TV Brasil transmite Corinthians e São Paulo .Brasileiro Feminino: Corinthians x São Paulo sustenta força paulista.Fórmula 1: Russell supera Verstappen por 0.1s e vence GP do Azerbaijão.Ela não foi a única atleta brasileira a repetir como campeã do mundo. Arthur Silva, da classe J1 (cegos), categoria até 95 kg, levou o bicampeonato consecutivo ao derrotar o britânico Daniel Powell, também por um wazari. Além do Mundial de 2025, em Astana, no Cazaquistão, o potiguar também tem o título paralímpico de Paris 2024. O terceiro ouro brasileiro neste sábado veio com Brenda Freitas, atleta da classe J1 na categoria até 70 kg. Com um ippon, ela venceu a chinesa Wang Wenjing em menos de um minuto na grande final. Brenda foi mais uma atleta do país a defender o título conquistado no ano passado. Os outros medalhistas brasileiras neste sábado foram: Milena Freitas (prata na classe J1 categoria acima de 70 kg), Marcelo Casanova (prata na classe J2 categoria até 95 kg), Rebeca Silva (bronze na classe J2 categoria acima de 70 kg) e Felipe Amorim (bronze na classe J2 categoria acima de 95 kg).

#sports #Brazil #judoka

#13 Published Sep 26, 15:47 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

🇬🇧 England

LIVE: England vs Spain – UEFA Nations League

#14 Published Sep 26, 14:17 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

Russell edges out Verstappen to win in Baku, Antonelli settles for fifth

#15 Published Sep 26, 13:32 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

🇪🇬 EG

Egypt to rest Salah in South Sudan AFCON qualifier over pitch concerns

#16 Published Sep 26, 10:44 UTC Politics BBC World News 🔗

🇮🇪 IE

Republic of Ireland news conference delayed before controversial Israel game

#17 Published Sep 26, 10:16 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

🇮🇳 IN

Virat Kohli says he will retire from India cricket after 2027 World Cup

#18 Published Sep 26, 09:51 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

🇪🇸 ES

England vs Spain: UEFA Nations League – Predictions, teams, head-to-head

#19 Published Sep 26, 07:57 UTC Others The Hindu 🔗

VIT conducts Run Fest marathon during Gravitas 2026

#20 Published Sep 25, 23:47 UTC Others The Hindu 🔗

🇮🇳 IN

Asian Games 2026 LIVE | Men's Marathon final: Sawan Barwal and Kartik Karkera

#21 Published Sep 25, 21:32 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

🇹🇷 Turkiye

Mbappe goal overshadowed by knee injury to mar Zidane debut France win

#22 Published Sep 25, 15:36 UTC Others Bloomberg 🔗

The Untapped Value of Tennis Stars

#23 Published Sep 24, 22:55 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

Turkiye vs France: UEFA Nations League – teams, kickoff time, lineups

#24 Published Sep 24, 21:56 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

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#25 Published Sep 24, 21:07 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

🇵🇹 PT

Portugal beat Wales 1-0 with Felix goal as Nations League defence begins

#26 Published Sep 24, 18:13 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

🇳🇬 NG

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#27 Published Sep 24, 16:01 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

🇨🇮 CI

LIVE: Ivory Coast vs Ghana – AFCON qualifying

#28 Published Sep 24, 14:51 UTC Technology Bloomberg 🔗

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#29 Published Sep 24, 14:15 UTC Others Al Jazeera English 🔗

🇱🇰 LK

‘Unstoppable’ Rumesh revives Sri Lanka’s glory, one javelin throw at a time

#30 Published Sep 24, 13:11 UTC Others Nippon.com 🔗

🇯🇵 Tokyo

Japan's Ohashi Rewrites 200-Meter Breaststroke World Record

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