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After a collision with the kick of the Belgian gunner Romelu Lukaku, the goalkeeper Tomá? Vaclík soon had to substitute.
Profimedia.cz
You left the national team meeting and returned to Athens, how are you doing at the moment?
I have a swollen instep of my right leg, the one with which I kick most often. Fortunately, the X-ray showed no fracture. I hope that the swelling will subside and I will be able to catch the match of the first round of the Greek league on Sunday. I’m optimistic, but it will also depend on the pain. Maybe I’ll try it on Friday, but the question is what the leg can withstand at full load.
When you recall the moment of Sunday’s clash with Lukak. Could it have been his intention?
I do not think so. Although I did not see the moment on television, what I have news from loved ones and people I trust, it was not the intention. He could probably skip me, but he didn’t leave his leg there on purpose. I bumped on the pins of his football boots, it was such a spear. It wasn’t about the fingers that it looked like on TV. He immediately asked how I was doing, he said that he went into it with me fifty – fifty.
The celebrant Lukaku spread destruction and blew up Czech hopes for direct progress
Perhaps you should tell the coach next time that you are not going against Lukaku …
(Laughs). This is a truly incredible coincidence. The second collision with Lukak, the second in Brussels, at the same stadium and in front of the same goal … I did not catch the first half again. Next time we play there, I want to start on the other side of the field to catch at least the first half (laughs).
Incriminated clash of Romel Lukak – Tomá? Vaclík in the preparatory match in June 2017.
Profimedia.cz
Which of the two “tank” collisions was worse?
As for pain, it’s Sunday. But I had a longer break after the first one. Although I still caught the match in Norway, but then it didn’t work out. It also hurt a lot, especially in the groin. I believe that the pause will be shorter now and I will catch. After the domestic league, we immediately play the European one.
Is there a big difference between Spanish and Greek football?
As for the league, I won’t tell you, we don’t start until Sunday. So far, we have played European cups. The difference will definitely be, I wonder how big. Olympiakos has won 46 Greek titles, often playing the Champions League, Seville now also, both clubs are football giants. In Seville, however, there were twenty-six boys in the staff who could play La Liga immediately, and the width of the staff is not so great here. The background is similar, even in Piraeus in much better than in Seville. I am very curious what it will be like, the fame of Olympiacos is huge.
Injured goalkeeper of the Czech national team Tomá? Vaclík at the beginning of the qualifying match with Belgium.
Johanna Geron, Reuters
How do fans take you?
I think so. When I played in the cup against Slovan Bratislava, I felt that they were happy to be here and catch. One Greek journalist even told me that I belong to the ten biggest transfers of Olympiakos, and some fighters played here! For example, world champions Brazilian Rivaldo or Frenchman Christian Karembeu. But now I have to confirm on the field that I am the right one.
You probably don’t know Greek yet. What language does he speak in the cabin?
English is spoken by everyone here, including the Portuguese coach Pedro Martins, and a few boys can also speak Spanish.
Tomá? Vaclík after signing a contract with Olympiakos.
olympiacosfc.com
Are the living conditions in Athens similar to those in Seville?
The temperature is almost the same. We found a nice place to live here. Although we do not have a garden near the house, because due to the population of Athens there are houses close to each other, but again it is only five minutes to the beach.
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After a collision with the kick of the Belgian gunner Romelu Lukaku, the goalkeeper Tomá? Vaclík soon had to substitute.
Profimedia.cz
You left the national team meeting and returned to Athens, how are you doing at the moment?
I have a swollen instep of my right leg, the one with which I kick most often. Fortunately, the X-ray showed no fracture. I hope that the swelling will subside and I will be able to catch the match of the first round of the Greek league on Sunday. I’m optimistic, but it will also depend on the pain. Maybe I’ll try it on Friday, but the question is what the leg can withstand at full load.
When you recall the moment of Sunday’s clash with Lukak. Could it have been his intention?
I do not think so. Although I did not see the moment on television, what I have news from loved ones and people I trust, it was not the intention. He could probably skip me, but he didn’t leave his leg there on purpose. I bumped on the pins of his football boots, it was such a spear. It wasn’t about the fingers that it looked like on TV. He immediately asked how I was doing, he said that he went into it with me fifty – fifty.
The celebrant Lukaku spread destruction and blew up Czech hopes for direct progress
Perhaps you should tell the coach next time that you are not going against Lukaku …
(Laughs). This is a truly incredible coincidence. The second collision with Lukak, the second in Brussels, at the same stadium and in front of the same goal … I did not catch the first half again. Next time we play there, I want to start on the other side of the field to catch at least the first half (laughs).
Incriminated clash of Romel Lukak – Tomá? Vaclík in the preparatory match in June 2017.
Profimedia.cz
Which of the two “tank” collisions was worse?
As for pain, it’s Sunday. But I had a longer break after the first one. Although I still caught the match in Norway, but then it didn’t work out. It also hurt a lot, especially in the groin. I believe that the pause will be shorter now and I will catch. After the domestic league, we immediately play the European one.
Is there a big difference between Spanish and Greek football?
As for the league, I won’t tell you, we don’t start until Sunday. So far, we have played European cups. The difference will definitely be, I wonder how big. Olympiakos has won 46 Greek titles, often playing the Champions League, Seville now also, both clubs are football giants. In Seville, however, there were twenty-six boys in the staff who could play La Liga immediately, and the width of the staff is not so great here. The background is similar, even in Piraeus in much better than in Seville. I am very curious what it will be like, the fame of Olympiacos is huge.
Injured goalkeeper of the Czech national team Tomá? Vaclík at the beginning of the qualifying match with Belgium.
Johanna Geron, Reuters
How do fans take you?
I think so. When I played in the cup against Slovan Bratislava, I felt that they were happy to be here and catch. One Greek journalist even told me that I belong to the ten biggest transfers of Olympiakos, and some fighters played here! For example, world champions Brazilian Rivaldo or Frenchman Christian Karembeu. But now I have to confirm on the field that I am the right one.
You probably don’t know Greek yet. What language does he speak in the cabin?
English is spoken by everyone here, including the Portuguese coach Pedro Martins, and a few boys can also speak Spanish.
Tomá? Vaclík after signing a contract with Olympiakos.
olympiacosfc.com
Are the living conditions in Athens similar to those in Seville?
The temperature is almost the same. We found a nice place to live here. Although we do not have a garden near the house, because due to the population of Athens there are houses close to each other, but again it is only five minutes to the beach.
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The only goal of the game was scored in the 30th minute by Lyndon Dykes from a penalty. A violent attack by Martin Hinteregger was quickly exposed by the VAR. In return, Austria had no luck with the video referee, shortly before the break, the referee’s whistle remained silent after a foul on Christoph Baumgartner.
As on Saturday against Israel, Austria could not convert a certain playful superiority into goals. 66 percent possession of the ball and 16: 8 shots on goal were statistics that did not help the ÖFB team. The first half started full of energy, with the goal against the vigor noticeably diminished.
There were enough hardships in the duel with Scotland, playful highlights less
F for almost hopeless
In the second half there was the sad climax when goalkeeper Daniel Bachmann only hit the stadium floor while attempting to clear the ground, but also prevented the possible 2-0. Offensively, the players around captain David Alaba bit their teeth at the Scottish defense. Coach Franco Foda seems to be heavily counted after this recently unsuccessful presentation of his team.
The situation in Group F is almost hopeless before the continuation in early October with the away games against the Faroe Islands (2-1 against Moldova) and the flawless leader Denmark (5-0 against Israel) as fourth group for the ÖFB team. First place, Denmark is still without conceding a goal (21: 0), is out of reach for Austria.
Four points are missing on the second Scotland, the direct duel is lost. Third Israel is three points missing, the direct duel is still open, but difficult after the 2: 5 away. The hope for the World Cup is still alive. As a winner in the Nations League, there is the possibility of paving the way to Qatar via the play-off at the end of March 2022.
Austrians step on the gas
Christopher Trimmel, Stefan Ilsanker and Louis Schaub found themselves, in contrast to the badly unsuccessful game in Israel, again in the starting XI nominated by Foda, who this time tried a 4-2-3-1 system. Grillitsch, Ilsanker started as six, before that Schaub should crank in midfield. David Alaba had the left side to himself, Christoph Baumgartner and Marko Arnautovic lurked in front.
The ÖFB-Elf was clearly looking for reparations. From the start she sat down in the opposing half, did not let the Scots hit the ball and tried to get dangerously into the penalty area over both sides. A first shot by Marko Arnautovic in the sixth minute went just wide of Craig Gordon’s goal.
Baumgartner with a good final attempt (16th minute)
Baumgartner with a final attempt from the left, after a nice pass from Arnautovic, but the ball does not get enough spin and goes past the goal.
But the Scottish back team was still safe. The fact that the Austrians did not experience a bitter deja vu on Haifa was thanks to Daniel Bachmann, who successfully defused a Lyndon Dykes header in the eighth minute. Christoph Baumgartner, for his part, pulled a shot (16th) just past the second pole.
With hardship against the flow of the game
Apparently Dykes had decided to attack the Austrians only with the elbow first. At first the striker of the English second division side Queens Park Rangers Martin Hinteregger jumped only with the intention of ramming him, shortly afterwards Dykes tried out his ramming technique on Bachmann.
These attacks had nothing to do with British severity; they were aimed purely at intimidation. The Bulgarian referee Georgi Kabakov left it with a warning. With the Austrians, David Alaba had still engaged his forward gear and started the attacks again and again dynamically. However, this also left large gaps in defense for Scottish counterattacks.
VAR transfers Hinteregger
After about half an hour, the game was dominated by duels, one of which was Hinteregger’s undoing. He was pulling and tugging on Che Adams’ shirt in the penalty area, and with some delay, Referee Kabakov pointed to the penalty spot after studying video. Dykes did not miss the chance to make it 1-0 (30th). This time he defeated Bachmann with a little luck, but legally.
Lyndon Dykes scored the only goal of the game from a penalty (30th minute). Bachmann was almost there.
The fans in the stadium fell silent and the Austrian team also had to regroup. Scotland had eight men in their own sixteen and shut the bulkheads. Alaba tried to create danger with flanks, but found no buyers. Stephen Clarke’s team left the space to the opponent and limited themselves to defending.
No means against Scottish concrete
Shortly before the break, referee Kabakow and the VAR team caused further displeasure, as they did not consider a blow by Stephen O’Donnell on the fiver against Baumgartner to be punishable. However, Baumgartner had also caught the Scotsman on the head. With whistles from the audience, the Bulgarian went into the dressing room.
Penalty check for Austria (45th + 3 minutes)
O’Donnell extends his arm in an air duel with Baumgartner and clears the Lower Austrian off quite heartily. The situation remains hot and Laimer comes to an end, but the Leipzig legionnaire shoots past. Only then does the VAR look at the situation and decide: no penalty.
The teams came back to the field unchanged after the break. Apparently Foda still saw no reason for changes. However, the lack of penetration continued in the second half. Austria had significantly more shares in the game, but no suitable means to break through the Scottish defensive concrete.
Playfulness and patience are lost
The ÖFB team ran out of wit more and more, and the audience also lost patience. After Alaba had hit his umpteenth flank over friend and foe and goalie Bachmann almost injured himself while trying to clear things up because he stepped into the ground without a sharp point, after an hour the first “Foda out” echoed, even if only by a few spectators -Call through the Happel oval.
Bachmann saved in the 68th minute with a parade against the breakthrough O’Donnell at least the 0: 1 intermediate result, the Austrians did not want to succeed anything further. Team boss Foda stood tense on the sidelines, following the action almost motionless. He probably suspected that his future as the ÖFB team boss is uncertain at this score.
ÖFB team back to zero
Michael Gregoritsch had been in the game instead of Ilsanker since the 56th minute, and in the 76th minute Foda wanted to provide something like a final offensive with Andreas Ulmer and Yusuf Demir. A massive header from Baumgartner (79th) fell too central, Gordon was still there with his hand. In the 81st minute, Gregoritsch also had the opportunity to equalize with his head. But it stayed that way: Austria had no idea of ??conquering the Scots.
Cheers broke out in stoppage time, but Baumgartner was clearly offside with his “goal”. A free kick from Alaba went over the goal in stoppage time. The evening was over and for the ÖFB team after the bankruptcy of Haifa the next chance in the World Cup qualification. Only two months after the strong performance at the European Championships against the eventual winner Italy, the team of team boss Franco Foda is back to zero – playful and in the favor of the audience.
World Cup qualification
Group F, fifth matchday:
Austria – Scotland 0: 1 (0: 1)
Vienna, Ernst Happel Stadium, 18,800 spectators, SR Kabakow (BUL)
Yellow cards: Hinteregger, Dragovic or Adams, Hanley
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The only goal of the game was scored in the 30th minute by Lyndon Dykes from a penalty. A violent attack by Martin Hinteregger was quickly exposed by the VAR. In return, Austria had no luck with the video referee, shortly before the break, the referee’s whistle remained silent after a foul on Christoph Baumgartner.
As on Saturday against Israel, Austria could not convert a certain playful superiority into goals. 66 percent possession of the ball and 16: 8 shots on goal were statistics that did not help the ÖFB team. The first half started full of energy, with the goal against the vigor noticeably diminished.
There were enough hardships in the duel with Scotland, playful highlights less
F for almost hopeless
In the second half there was the sad climax when goalkeeper Daniel Bachmann only hit the stadium floor while attempting to clear the ground, but also prevented the possible 2-0. Offensively, the players around captain David Alaba bit their teeth at the Scottish defense. Coach Franco Foda seems to be heavily counted after this recently unsuccessful presentation of his team.
The situation in Group F is almost hopeless before the continuation in early October with the away games against the Faroe Islands (2-1 against Moldova) and the flawless leader Denmark (5-0 against Israel) as fourth group for the ÖFB team. First place, Denmark is still without conceding a goal (21: 0), is out of reach for Austria.
Four points are missing on the second Scotland, the direct duel is lost. Third Israel is three points missing, the direct duel is still open, but difficult after the 2: 5 away. The hope for the World Cup is still alive. As a winner in the Nations League, there is the possibility of paving the way to Qatar via the play-off at the end of March 2022.
Austrians step on the gas
Christopher Trimmel, Stefan Ilsanker and Louis Schaub found themselves, in contrast to the badly unsuccessful game in Israel, again in the starting XI nominated by Foda, who this time tried a 4-2-3-1 system. Grillitsch, Ilsanker started as six, before that Schaub should crank in midfield. David Alaba had the left side to himself, Christoph Baumgartner and Marko Arnautovic lurked in front.
The ÖFB-Elf was clearly looking for reparations. From the start she sat down in the opposing half, did not let the Scots hit the ball and tried to get dangerously into the penalty area over both sides. A first shot by Marko Arnautovic in the sixth minute went just wide of Craig Gordon’s goal.
Baumgartner with a good final attempt (16th minute)
Baumgartner with a final attempt from the left, after a nice pass from Arnautovic, but the ball does not get enough spin and goes past the goal.
But the Scottish back team was still safe. The fact that the Austrians did not experience a bitter deja vu on Haifa was thanks to Daniel Bachmann, who successfully defused a Lyndon Dykes header in the eighth minute. Christoph Baumgartner, for his part, pulled a shot (16th) just past the second pole.
With hardship against the flow of the game
Apparently Dykes had decided to attack the Austrians only with the elbow first. At first the striker of the English second division side Queens Park Rangers Martin Hinteregger jumped only with the intention of ramming him, shortly afterwards Dykes tried out his ramming technique on Bachmann.
These attacks had nothing to do with British severity; they were aimed purely at intimidation. The Bulgarian referee Georgi Kabakov left it with a warning. With the Austrians, David Alaba had still engaged his forward gear and started the attacks again and again dynamically. However, this also left large gaps in defense for Scottish counterattacks.
VAR transfers Hinteregger
After about half an hour, the game was dominated by duels, one of which was Hinteregger’s undoing. He was pulling and tugging on Che Adams’ shirt in the penalty area, and with some delay, Referee Kabakov pointed to the penalty spot after studying video. Dykes did not miss the chance to make it 1-0 (30th). This time he defeated Bachmann with a little luck, but legally.
Lyndon Dykes scored the only goal of the game from a penalty (30th minute). Bachmann was almost there.
The fans in the stadium fell silent and the Austrian team also had to regroup. Scotland had eight men in their own sixteen and shut the bulkheads. Alaba tried to create danger with flanks, but found no buyers. Stephen Clarke’s team left the space to the opponent and limited themselves to defending.
No means against Scottish concrete
Shortly before the break, referee Kabakow and the VAR team caused further displeasure, as they did not consider a blow by Stephen O’Donnell on the fiver against Baumgartner to be punishable. However, Baumgartner had also caught the Scotsman on the head. With whistles from the audience, the Bulgarian went into the dressing room.
Penalty check for Austria (45th + 3 minutes)
O’Donnell extends his arm in an air duel with Baumgartner and clears the Lower Austrian off quite heartily. The situation remains hot and Laimer comes to an end, but the Leipzig legionnaire shoots past. Only then does the VAR look at the situation and decide: no penalty.
The teams came back to the field unchanged after the break. Apparently Foda still saw no reason for changes. However, the lack of penetration continued in the second half. Austria had significantly more shares in the game, but no suitable means to break through the Scottish defensive concrete.
Playfulness and patience are lost
The ÖFB team ran out of wit more and more, and the audience also lost patience. After Alaba had hit his umpteenth flank over friend and foe and goalie Bachmann almost injured himself while trying to clear things up because he stepped into the ground without a sharp point, after an hour the first “Foda out” echoed, even if only by a few spectators -Call through the Happel oval.
Bachmann saved in the 68th minute with a parade against the breakthrough O’Donnell at least the 0: 1 intermediate result, the Austrians did not want to succeed anything further. Team boss Foda stood tense on the sidelines, following the action almost motionless. He probably suspected that his future as the ÖFB team boss is uncertain at this score.
ÖFB team back to zero
Michael Gregoritsch had been in the game instead of Ilsanker since the 56th minute, and in the 76th minute Foda wanted to provide something like a final offensive with Andreas Ulmer and Yusuf Demir. A massive header from Baumgartner (79th) fell too central, Gordon was still there with his hand. In the 81st minute, Gregoritsch also had the opportunity to equalize with his head. But it stayed that way: Austria had no idea of ??conquering the Scots.
Cheers broke out in stoppage time, but Baumgartner was clearly offside with his “goal”. A free kick from Alaba went over the goal in stoppage time. The evening was over and for the ÖFB team after the bankruptcy of Haifa the next chance in the World Cup qualification. Only two months after the strong performance at the European Championships against the eventual winner Italy, the team of team boss Franco Foda is back to zero – playful and in the favor of the audience.
World Cup qualification
Group F, fifth matchday:
Austria – Scotland 0: 1 (0: 1)
Vienna, Ernst Happel Stadium, 18,800 spectators, SR Kabakow (BUL)
Yellow cards: Hinteregger, Dragovic or Adams, Hanley
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The corona pandemic is affecting other diseases. Fewer tuberculosis patients were treated and HIV tests carried out.
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The corona pandemic has devastating effects on other deadly diseases.
Fewer tuberculosis patients are treated in this way.
With AIDS, fewer tests are done and fewer people are reached with prevention campaigns.
The Covid-19 pandemic is having a catastrophic impact on the fight against other deadly diseases. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria reported on Wednesday in Geneva. Tuberculosis and AIDS patients are particularly affected.
The number of treatments and tests for both diseases has fallen significantly as a result of the pandemic. “The Covid-19 pandemic had a devastating impact on the fight against AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria in 2020.”
The fight against AIDS continues. – Keystone
Founded in 2002 and previously approved by the G8, the international organization mobilizes and, according to its own statements, invests more than four billion US dollars annually in support of programs carried out by local experts in more than 100 countries.
By August 2021, US $ 3.3 billion had been approved for AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria programs, and US $ 4.2 billion last year. In addition, $ 980 million has been approved to respond to Covid-19.
Less tests and treatments
According to the report, in 2020 the number of people treated for drug-resistant tuberculosis fell 19 percent in the countries the fund invests in. The number of people who were reached with AIDS prevention programs had also decreased by 11 percent compared to 2019.
The number of HIV tests has decreased by 22 percent, which has delayed the start of treatment in most countries. The fight against malaria was not that badly affected by Covid-19, it said. However, the number of suspected malaria cases tested decreased by 4.3 percent.
The Global Fund raises, manages and invests money around the world. The number of deaths caused by AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria fell by 46 percent in the countries in which the Global Fund invests, according to their own information.
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The corona pandemic is affecting other diseases. Fewer tuberculosis patients were treated and HIV tests carried out.
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the essentials in brief
The corona pandemic has devastating effects on other deadly diseases.
Fewer tuberculosis patients are treated in this way.
With AIDS, fewer tests are done and fewer people are reached with prevention campaigns.
The Covid-19 pandemic is having a catastrophic impact on the fight against other deadly diseases. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria reported on Wednesday in Geneva. Tuberculosis and AIDS patients are particularly affected.
The number of treatments and tests for both diseases has fallen significantly as a result of the pandemic. “The Covid-19 pandemic had a devastating impact on the fight against AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria in 2020.”
The fight against AIDS continues. – Keystone
Founded in 2002 and previously approved by the G8, the international organization mobilizes and, according to its own statements, invests more than four billion US dollars annually in support of programs carried out by local experts in more than 100 countries.
By August 2021, US $ 3.3 billion had been approved for AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria programs, and US $ 4.2 billion last year. In addition, $ 980 million has been approved to respond to Covid-19.
Less tests and treatments
According to the report, in 2020 the number of people treated for drug-resistant tuberculosis fell 19 percent in the countries the fund invests in. The number of people who were reached with AIDS prevention programs had also decreased by 11 percent compared to 2019.
The number of HIV tests has decreased by 22 percent, which has delayed the start of treatment in most countries. The fight against malaria was not that badly affected by Covid-19, it said. However, the number of suspected malaria cases tested decreased by 4.3 percent.
The Global Fund raises, manages and invests money around the world. The number of deaths caused by AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria fell by 46 percent in the countries in which the Global Fund invests, according to their own information.
More on the subject:
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Coronavirus
Aids
HIV
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“Jews into the gas!”
“Hitler is coming for you!”
“Auschwitz is your home!”
Germany in the 1980s: hooligan groups, often right-wing extremists at the time, chanted such hate chants in which they wanted to send opposing fans to Auschwitz. In England, the Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur has been repeatedly attacked because its fans were considered Yids, the Yiddish word for Jews. In the Netherlands, the rivalry between the Rotterdam club Feyenoord and Ajax Amsterdam, whose fans call themselves “Super Joden” (Super Jews), has become a hotbed of anti-Semitism.
The most recent example was the move from Steven Berghuis, captain of and fan favorite at Feyenoord, to Dutch champions Ajax. On a graffiti in the city, Berghuis wore the striped uniform of the concentration camp prisoners in the Holocaust and also a yellow star. “Jews always run away,” it said.
“You see a face”
Steven Burger (35) has been Feyenoord’s fan representative for three and a half years. He used to be a season ticket holder and a hardcore fan. Now he is one of the people responsible for the club’s education program, which is intended to counteract anti-Semitic tendencies among Feyenoord fans.
The club wants to encourage fans to think about their behavior instead of just punishing them. Feyenoord supporters caught committing a crime hold talks with Holocaust survivors living in Rotterdam. Burger told DW that they wanted to make the fans understand the scope of their behavior, the effects on individual people, including supporters of their own club: “Suddenly it’s no longer about ‘the Jews’. They see a face,” says Berger and calls it an “eye opener” for many participants.
Education experts get involved
Feyenoord’s program was developed in collaboration with the pedagogical department of the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam. Willem Wagener, who has worked for the facility for 20 years, says the decision to address anti-Semitism in Dutch football was born out of a recognition that anti-Jewish sentiments often extend beyond the stadium. “I researched anti-Semitism in Dutch schools. Surprisingly, more than 50 percent of teachers who reported incidents said they had something to do with football.”
Willem Wagener from the Anne Frank House at the “Changing The Chants” conference in Poland
Feyenoord and the Anne Frank House were among the initiators of the “Changing the Chants” conference, which took place in Oswiecim in Poland. The conference marked the end of a two-year project to combat anti-Semitism in European football.
In addition to panel discussions on combating anti-Semitic tendencies in European football stadiums, the conference also included a visit to the Auschwitz concentration camp. The 50 or so participants came from the fields of social work, education and journalism, among others.
Borussia Dortmund: an important player
A German club also plays a central role in the “Changing The Chants” initiative: Borussia Dortmund. In the past, the Bundesliga club had to struggle with anti-Semitic tendencies in its own fan base. Although the city is an SPD stronghold, it is also known for its right-wing extremist groups. Many fan and ultra groups of the club consciously distance themselves from racism, which often makes them the target of the right-wing extremist scene in the city.
Daniel Lörcher is the head of the corporate responsibility department at BVB. He has been in charge of the Dortmund education program in recent years. The program calls for fans, club employees and employees of BVB sponsors to visit former concentration camps, with a focus on the city of Dortmund and the Jews who lived in the city before the Holocaust. “It was interesting for us to find out what happened in this area at European level,” he says and calls it “the next logical step” for the club.
Borussia Dortmund has been involved in the fight against anti-Semitism for a long time
In contrast to Feyenoord’s approach, the Dortmund project aims to reach all fans who are interested in the program, and not just those who are banned from the stadium. In the future, both clubs want to implement each other’s ideas in their cities.
Independent fan culture as the key to change
However, at the heart of both approaches is the understanding that the fans and independent fan culture are part of the solution, not the problem. “If I, as a representative of Feyenoord, tried to force something on the fans, it wouldn’t work,” said Steven Berger of Feyenoord. “We want to give them responsibility for the problem without pointing a finger at them.
Wagener agrees. “The only way to change behavior is to speak to the football fans in their own language. When the fans understand that they are hurting some of their own people, it is a mechanism that can motivate them to change.”
For Daniel Lörcher, a former member of an ultra group from Borussia Dortmund, it is important to initiate discussions between the various parts of the club’s fan landscape. “None of this would work without the fans on board.”
“I wouldn’t be here without football”
The example of Fabian, a 26-year-old ultra from Germany, shows what influence football can have on individuals. “In the village where I grew up and in school, racism and anti-Semitism were as good as normal,” he recalls. “There were hardly any objections to that, not even from me.”
At the age of 18 Fabian took his first steps in the ultra scene of his club. The left political attitude of his group meant that he had to deal with the things that had shaped his previous upbringing. “Without football, I would definitely not be here at a conference on anti-Semitism in Auschwitz,” he says. “It opened my eyes. Through the influence of my ultra group, I began to learn and think about what racism and anti-Semitism mean and what they are doing to people.”
Translated from English by Tobias Oelmaier.
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“Jews into the gas!”
“Hitler is coming for you!”
“Auschwitz is your home!”
Germany in the 1980s: hooligan groups, often right-wing extremists at the time, chanted such hate chants in which they wanted to send opposing fans to Auschwitz. In England, the Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur has been repeatedly attacked because its fans were considered Yids, the Yiddish word for Jews. In the Netherlands, the rivalry between the Rotterdam club Feyenoord and Ajax Amsterdam, whose fans call themselves “Super Joden” (Super Jews), has become a hotbed of anti-Semitism.
The most recent example was the move from Steven Berghuis, captain of and fan favorite at Feyenoord, to Dutch champions Ajax. On a graffiti in the city, Berghuis wore the striped uniform of the concentration camp prisoners in the Holocaust and also a yellow star. “Jews always run away,” it said.
“You see a face”
Steven Burger (35) has been Feyenoord’s fan representative for three and a half years. He used to be a season ticket holder and a hardcore fan. Now he is one of the people responsible for the club’s education program, which is intended to counteract anti-Semitic tendencies among Feyenoord fans.
The club wants to encourage fans to think about their behavior instead of just punishing them. Feyenoord supporters caught committing a crime hold talks with Holocaust survivors living in Rotterdam. Burger told DW that they wanted to make the fans understand the scope of their behavior, the effects on individual people, including supporters of their own club: “Suddenly it’s no longer about ‘the Jews’. They see a face,” says Berger and calls it an “eye opener” for many participants.
Education experts get involved
Feyenoord’s program was developed in collaboration with the pedagogical department of the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam. Willem Wagener, who has worked for the facility for 20 years, says the decision to address anti-Semitism in Dutch football was born out of a recognition that anti-Jewish sentiments often extend beyond the stadium. “I researched anti-Semitism in Dutch schools. Surprisingly, more than 50 percent of teachers who reported incidents said they had something to do with football.”
Willem Wagener from the Anne Frank House at the “Changing The Chants” conference in Poland
Feyenoord and the Anne Frank House were among the initiators of the “Changing the Chants” conference, which took place in Oswiecim in Poland. The conference marked the end of a two-year project to combat anti-Semitism in European football.
In addition to panel discussions on combating anti-Semitic tendencies in European football stadiums, the conference also included a visit to the Auschwitz concentration camp. The 50 or so participants came from the fields of social work, education and journalism, among others.
Borussia Dortmund: an important player
A German club also plays a central role in the “Changing The Chants” initiative: Borussia Dortmund. In the past, the Bundesliga club had to struggle with anti-Semitic tendencies in its own fan base. Although the city is an SPD stronghold, it is also known for its right-wing extremist groups. Many fan and ultra groups of the club consciously distance themselves from racism, which often makes them the target of the right-wing extremist scene in the city.
Daniel Lörcher is the head of the corporate responsibility department at BVB. He has been in charge of the Dortmund education program in recent years. The program calls for fans, club employees and employees of BVB sponsors to visit former concentration camps, with a focus on the city of Dortmund and the Jews who lived in the city before the Holocaust. “It was interesting for us to find out what happened in this area at European level,” he says and calls it “the next logical step” for the club.
Borussia Dortmund has been involved in the fight against anti-Semitism for a long time
In contrast to Feyenoord’s approach, the Dortmund project aims to reach all fans who are interested in the program, and not just those who are banned from the stadium. In the future, both clubs want to implement each other’s ideas in their cities.
Independent fan culture as the key to change
However, at the heart of both approaches is the understanding that the fans and independent fan culture are part of the solution, not the problem. “If I, as a representative of Feyenoord, tried to force something on the fans, it wouldn’t work,” said Steven Berger of Feyenoord. “We want to give them responsibility for the problem without pointing a finger at them.
Wagener agrees. “The only way to change behavior is to speak to the football fans in their own language. When the fans understand that they are hurting some of their own people, it is a mechanism that can motivate them to change.”
For Daniel Lörcher, a former member of an ultra group from Borussia Dortmund, it is important to initiate discussions between the various parts of the club’s fan landscape. “None of this would work without the fans on board.”
“I wouldn’t be here without football”
The example of Fabian, a 26-year-old ultra from Germany, shows what influence football can have on individuals. “In the village where I grew up and in school, racism and anti-Semitism were as good as normal,” he recalls. “There were hardly any objections to that, not even from me.”
At the age of 18 Fabian took his first steps in the ultra scene of his club. The left political attitude of his group meant that he had to deal with the things that had shaped his previous upbringing. “Without football, I would definitely not be here at a conference on anti-Semitism in Auschwitz,” he says. “It opened my eyes. Through the influence of my ultra group, I began to learn and think about what racism and anti-Semitism mean and what they are doing to people.”
Translated from English by Tobias Oelmaier.
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These are the report cards of Dutch Grand Prix, 13th round of the 2021 Formula 1 World Championship. On the Zandvoort circuit, 36 years after the last edition, the host Max Verstappen dominates Red Bull with authority. Behind him, again the leader of the Drivers’ classification, are the Mercedes of Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas.
RAIKKONEN – voto 10: If he were an actor he would be a character in the American comedy of the 80s. A weekend with the dead guy, but a lot more fun. At almost 42 years old, in line with his eccentric logic, he decides to say goodbye to F1 at the end of the season and to devote himself to everything else. It will be missing a lot. More than many celebrated pilots. PAPAL
VERSTAKEN ? voto 8: He has a fantastic car, built with intelligence and cunning, which at each appointment allows him to cement his already excited world championship convictions. He gives himself a day to scream, driven by his people, in a triumph of colors and emotions that remain engraved in history. An incredible commercial for the current and sleepy Formula 1. CONQUEROR
GASLY ? voto 7: With patience and stubbornness, when the car supports him adequately, he proves to be a great driver. He has the shots to make his mark, he just lacks a certain regularity. Behind the alien acrobats who compete for the World titles this year, he is often there. For many the best of the normal drivers. LIVELY
KUBICA – vote 6.5: He was perhaps the most talented and unfortunate driver in contemporary Formula 1. Ten years after the accident that forced him to undergo almost twenty surgeries and after losing his dream train, he landed in Ferrari, 644 days after the last time he finds himself on the track like any other rookie. Hurriedly called to replace Raikkonen, positive for Covid. HONORABLE
LECLERC – voto 6: The litany never changes: one race less at the end of the 2021 Championship and a firm look on the year to come. If meteorological cataclysms do not occur, sudden feuds arise between opponents or some power unit jams, Ferrari is not able to even get to the podium. Trivial vote for a team that is anything but ordinary. EMPLOYEE
SAINZ JR. – voto 5.5: The Spaniard, like his teammate, is experiencing a year of hopes and frustrations. He would like to conquer the Moon, he has to look at the stars, but he is forced to float among the clouds. His weekend, apart from the Saturday incident, is almost banal. So much so that he was even overtaken in the photo finish by his friend-rival Alonso. EXHAUSTED
PEREZ – vote 5: While his teammate enchants and dreams of the World Cup, the Mexican, fresh from confirmation in Red Bull also in 2022, runs into a decidedly bizarre weekend. The surprising elimination of Saturday in Q1 and the departure from the pit lane for the engine change, albeit mitigated by the performance in the race, confirm that his career is a performance roller coaster. WAVING
VETTEL – vote 4.5: Not exactly the favorite track for the 4-time world champion. On Saturday he gives him an anonymous 15th position, in the midst of the wildest tussle, while on Sunday he takes on the appearance of a sporting ordeal. It pays for the Aston Martin’s repeated set-up difficulties and the constant growth of fierce competition. SACRIFICATION
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These are the report cards of Dutch Grand Prix, 13th round of the 2021 Formula 1 World Championship. On the Zandvoort circuit, 36 years after the last edition, the host Max Verstappen dominates Red Bull with authority. Behind him, again the leader of the Drivers’ classification, are the Mercedes of Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas.
RAIKKONEN – voto 10: If he were an actor he would be a character in the American comedy of the 80s. A weekend with the dead guy, but a lot more fun. At almost 42 years old, in line with his eccentric logic, he decides to say goodbye to F1 at the end of the season and to devote himself to everything else. It will be missing a lot. More than many celebrated pilots. PAPAL
VERSTAKEN ? voto 8: He has a fantastic car, built with intelligence and cunning, which at each appointment allows him to cement his already excited world championship convictions. He gives himself a day to scream, driven by his people, in a triumph of colors and emotions that remain engraved in history. An incredible commercial for the current and sleepy Formula 1. CONQUEROR
GASLY ? voto 7: With patience and stubbornness, when the car supports him adequately, he proves to be a great driver. He has the shots to make his mark, he just lacks a certain regularity. Behind the alien acrobats who compete for the World titles this year, he is often there. For many the best of the normal drivers. LIVELY
KUBICA – vote 6.5: He was perhaps the most talented and unfortunate driver in contemporary Formula 1. Ten years after the accident that forced him to undergo almost twenty surgeries and after losing his dream train, he landed in Ferrari, 644 days after the last time he finds himself on the track like any other rookie. Hurriedly called to replace Raikkonen, positive for Covid. HONORABLE
LECLERC – voto 6: The litany never changes: one race less at the end of the 2021 Championship and a firm look on the year to come. If meteorological cataclysms do not occur, sudden feuds arise between opponents or some power unit jams, Ferrari is not able to even get to the podium. Trivial vote for a team that is anything but ordinary. EMPLOYEE
SAINZ JR. – voto 5.5: The Spaniard, like his teammate, is experiencing a year of hopes and frustrations. He would like to conquer the Moon, he has to look at the stars, but he is forced to float among the clouds. His weekend, apart from the Saturday incident, is almost banal. So much so that he was even overtaken in the photo finish by his friend-rival Alonso. EXHAUSTED
PEREZ – vote 5: While his teammate enchants and dreams of the World Cup, the Mexican, fresh from confirmation in Red Bull also in 2022, runs into a decidedly bizarre weekend. The surprising elimination of Saturday in Q1 and the departure from the pit lane for the engine change, albeit mitigated by the performance in the race, confirm that his career is a performance roller coaster. WAVING
VETTEL – vote 4.5: Not exactly the favorite track for the 4-time world champion. On Saturday he gives him an anonymous 15th position, in the midst of the wildest tussle, while on Sunday he takes on the appearance of a sporting ordeal. It pays for the Aston Martin’s repeated set-up difficulties and the constant growth of fierce competition. SACRIFICATION
";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1631061193;}i:5;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:138:"Mantua, 20, falls in love with a boy: her parents imprison her at home, freed by the carabinieri. His father and two accomplices arrested";s:4:"link";s:191:"https://vol.belonnanotservice.ga/export/sports/2021/09/07/mantua-20-falls-in-love-with-a-boy-her-parents-imprison-her-at-home-freed-by-the-carabinieri-his-father-and-two-accomplices-arrested/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:12:"Betty Foster";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Tue, 07 Sep 2021 23:32:16 +0000";s:8:"category";s:87:"SportingsaccomplicesarrestedBoycarabinierifallsfatherfreedhomeImprisonloveMantuaParents";s:4:"guid";s:175:"http://happynewbaby.com/sports/2021/09/07/mantua-20-falls-in-love-with-a-boy-her-parents-imprison-her-at-home-freed-by-the-carabinieri-his-father-and-two-accomplices-arrested/";s:11:"description";s:73:"“I am 15 days that hold me locked in the house, come and help me...";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:4169:"
“I am 15 days that hold me locked in the house, come and help me ?. This is the request for help from one twenty year old girl, kidnapped by parents ad Asola, in the Mantua area. The family, of Chinese origin, did not look kindly the relationship with a young man coming from Pakistan. By secretly stealing her mother’s phone, the girl managed to contact the carabinieri. Stop the father and two other people. She sounded the alarm herself last year September 3. Called by the girl, her boyfriend told her to immediately contact the 112. While the military of Castiglione delle Stiviere those from Asola warned, the operator tried to get as much information as possible and to keep the young woman calm. Upon their arrival, the carabinieri found the front door locked. But the twenty year old looked out of the window in tears, so the gunmen managed to free it.
Once in the barracks the girl told all the details of the story, including the violence and harsh working conditions that the family had imposed on her before the kidnapping. The father was in fact already known to the police and had precedents for exploitation. Alarmed by the love between his daughter and a young employee, of Pakistani origin, of his textile company, he had decided to destroy her cell phone – to cut off all communication with her boyfriend – and lock her at home until she changed her mind. The testimony made it possible to ascertain the crime also to the Labor Inspectorate Unit. In the company – where two employees were found at the time of the inspection – we worked without days off, with grueling hours e very low salary or even non-existent. The young woman’s father was then arrested, along with two other accomplices, on charges ranging from kidnapping for labor exploitation, private violence and mistreatment in the family.
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“I am 15 days that hold me locked in the house, come and help me ?. This is the request for help from one twenty year old girl, kidnapped by parents ad Asola, in the Mantua area. The family, of Chinese origin, did not look kindly the relationship with a young man coming from Pakistan. By secretly stealing her mother’s phone, the girl managed to contact the carabinieri. Stop the father and two other people. She sounded the alarm herself last year September 3. Called by the girl, her boyfriend told her to immediately contact the 112. While the military of Castiglione delle Stiviere those from Asola warned, the operator tried to get as much information as possible and to keep the young woman calm. Upon their arrival, the carabinieri found the front door locked. But the twenty year old looked out of the window in tears, so the gunmen managed to free it.
Once in the barracks the girl told all the details of the story, including the violence and harsh working conditions that the family had imposed on her before the kidnapping. The father was in fact already known to the police and had precedents for exploitation. Alarmed by the love between his daughter and a young employee, of Pakistani origin, of his textile company, he had decided to destroy her cell phone – to cut off all communication with her boyfriend – and lock her at home until she changed her mind. The testimony made it possible to ascertain the crime also to the Labor Inspectorate Unit. In the company – where two employees were found at the time of the inspection – we worked without days off, with grueling hours e very low salary or even non-existent. The young woman’s father was then arrested, along with two other accomplices, on charges ranging from kidnapping for labor exploitation, private violence and mistreatment in the family.
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";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1631057536;}i:6;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:94:"We probably won?t score seven goals, says captain Vítkovic Polák. Will he go to the Olympics?";s:4:"link";s:148:"https://vol.belonnanotservice.ga/export/sports/2021/09/07/we-probably-wont-score-seven-goals-says-captain-vitkovic-polak-will-he-go-to-the-olympics/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:12:"Betty Foster";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Tue, 07 Sep 2021 20:28:16 +0000";s:8:"category";s:79:"SportingsCaptainELHgoalshockeyOlympicsPolákpolescoreseasonVítkovicVítkovicewont";s:4:"guid";s:132:"http://happynewbaby.com/sports/2021/09/07/we-probably-wont-score-seven-goals-says-captain-vitkovic-polak-will-he-go-to-the-olympics/";s:11:"description";s:106:"Captain of Vítkovice hockey players Roman Polák captured by journalists. Vladimir Prycek, ?TK You start...";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:5210:"
Captain of Vítkovice hockey players Roman Polák captured by journalists.
Vladimir Prycek, ?TK
You start the season with a six-match trip around the rinks of your opponents, which you start in Chomutov against Kladno. Do you believe that you will overcome this obstacle?
Although we know the difference is to play indoors or outdoors, I don’t mind. I take it that at least the spirit of the team will show how it is composed and how strong it is. The start will be a bit harder for us, but we are looking forward to it starting, because we have been without hockey for a long time. I think that trip will tell a lot about our team, about how ready it is, so I don’t see any problem with that. It’s just like that, we’re reconciled to it and we won’t do anything about it. We will focus on the first match in Chomutov and see.
Kladno has a team full of Canadians, but Jaromír Jágr may not play. Are you sorry?
I don’t know at all, I don’t watch and I don’t watch the rosters of other teams. I’m interested in our team. I don’t even remember the last time I defended Jarda. It’ll be a Friday. We’ll see, leave it open. You never know with him. He wakes up well in the morning and jumps in. I will focus on the team as such and I don’t care if Pleky or Jarda will play.
Jágr has already signed the seventh foreigner, while only six of them can be used in the match
Do you have any specific memory of fights with this Czech hockey legend?
I always wanted to defend him, but for the first time I managed to play together for the national team. For the first time, I am thinking of the World Cup in Switzerland. I probably played against him too, but I don’t remember. It must have been a long time ago.
From left, sports director Roman ?imí?ek and coach Milo? Hola? at the HC Vítkovice Rider press conference before the upcoming extra-league season.
Vladimir Prycek, ?TK
You want to win with few goals, for which you need a firm defense and reliable goalkeepers. Are you satisfied with this page?
Not just a solid defense, but a defensive game of the whole team. Holt is so. We have to play with what we have. Be annoying, attack from a counterattack and score a goal. There is no scorer there yet, but maybe someone will work out who will score the goals regularly. Marek Kalus was excellent in preparation, scoring a goal in almost every match. You could carry it over to the season.
It’s coming down this year, so how do you feel about that? Do you deal with the fact that there is something to play for from below?
Of course, it’s in someone’s head, but I don’t think anyone admits it much yet. Now we want to handle the first match well to tap and play. The beginning is always nervous. Plus, when there are spectators in the stands who were missing last year. I (sports director) Roman ?imí?ek also mentioned that this can help someone, hurt others, so we will see how everyone reacts to it.
New jerseys of Vítkovice hockey players before the upcoming extra-league season.
Vladimir Prycek, ?TK
You go to the season in new jerseys that came from fan designs. Do you like it?
Personally, I really like it, and some of the guys in the cabin talked about it. So far, we are satisfied, we will see if they bring us happiness.
This year’s season will be Olympic, the extra league will also be played during the Olympics. Where do you plan to be at that time? In Beijing or Ostrava?
Some contact has already taken place there, but unfortunately I have not even answered yet, because I do not plan to go to the Olympics. And now that I found out that the NHL guys were going there, I dropped it altogether. I have no plans.
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Captain of Vítkovice hockey players Roman Polák captured by journalists.
Vladimir Prycek, ?TK
You start the season with a six-match trip around the rinks of your opponents, which you start in Chomutov against Kladno. Do you believe that you will overcome this obstacle?
Although we know the difference is to play indoors or outdoors, I don’t mind. I take it that at least the spirit of the team will show how it is composed and how strong it is. The start will be a bit harder for us, but we are looking forward to it starting, because we have been without hockey for a long time. I think that trip will tell a lot about our team, about how ready it is, so I don’t see any problem with that. It’s just like that, we’re reconciled to it and we won’t do anything about it. We will focus on the first match in Chomutov and see.
Kladno has a team full of Canadians, but Jaromír Jágr may not play. Are you sorry?
I don’t know at all, I don’t watch and I don’t watch the rosters of other teams. I’m interested in our team. I don’t even remember the last time I defended Jarda. It’ll be a Friday. We’ll see, leave it open. You never know with him. He wakes up well in the morning and jumps in. I will focus on the team as such and I don’t care if Pleky or Jarda will play.
Jágr has already signed the seventh foreigner, while only six of them can be used in the match
Do you have any specific memory of fights with this Czech hockey legend?
I always wanted to defend him, but for the first time I managed to play together for the national team. For the first time, I am thinking of the World Cup in Switzerland. I probably played against him too, but I don’t remember. It must have been a long time ago.
From left, sports director Roman ?imí?ek and coach Milo? Hola? at the HC Vítkovice Rider press conference before the upcoming extra-league season.
Vladimir Prycek, ?TK
You want to win with few goals, for which you need a firm defense and reliable goalkeepers. Are you satisfied with this page?
Not just a solid defense, but a defensive game of the whole team. Holt is so. We have to play with what we have. Be annoying, attack from a counterattack and score a goal. There is no scorer there yet, but maybe someone will work out who will score the goals regularly. Marek Kalus was excellent in preparation, scoring a goal in almost every match. You could carry it over to the season.
It’s coming down this year, so how do you feel about that? Do you deal with the fact that there is something to play for from below?
Of course, it’s in someone’s head, but I don’t think anyone admits it much yet. Now we want to handle the first match well to tap and play. The beginning is always nervous. Plus, when there are spectators in the stands who were missing last year. I (sports director) Roman ?imí?ek also mentioned that this can help someone, hurt others, so we will see how everyone reacts to it.
New jerseys of Vítkovice hockey players before the upcoming extra-league season.
Vladimir Prycek, ?TK
You go to the season in new jerseys that came from fan designs. Do you like it?
Personally, I really like it, and some of the guys in the cabin talked about it. So far, we are satisfied, we will see if they bring us happiness.
This year’s season will be Olympic, the extra league will also be played during the Olympics. Where do you plan to be at that time? In Beijing or Ostrava?
Some contact has already taken place there, but unfortunately I have not even answered yet, because I do not plan to go to the Olympics. And now that I found out that the NHL guys were going there, I dropped it altogether. I have no plans.
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";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1631046496;}i:7;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:77:"European Championship qualification: U21 team against Azerbaijan in goal mood";s:4:"link";s:135:"https://vol.belonnanotservice.ga/export/sports/2021/09/07/european-championship-qualification-u21-team-against-azerbaijan-in-goal-mood/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:12:"Betty Foster";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Tue, 07 Sep 2021 19:27:14 +0000";s:8:"category";s:67:"SportingsAzerbaijanchampionshipEuropeangoalMoodQualificationteamU21";s:4:"guid";s:119:"http://happynewbaby.com/sports/2021/09/07/european-championship-qualification-u21-team-against-azerbaijan-in-goal-mood/";s:11:"description";s:88:"Junior Adamu (3rd, 39th) and Emanuel Aiwu (19th) scored in front of 950 spectators in...";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:10822:"
Junior Adamu (3rd, 39th) and Emanuel Aiwu (19th) scored in front of 950 spectators in the first half of the game, Romano Schmid (85th) and Tobias Anselm (90th, 93rd) then in the finish. Austria holds six points after three games. In the next games, the selection of coach Werner Gregoritsch will continue on October 8th in Estonia, four days later Finland is waiting again away from home.
Another group opponent is Croatia, which beat Finland 2-0 on Tuesday thanks to a penalty from Salzburg’s Luka Sucic. Norway are also still without loss of points after beating Estonia 5-0. The nine group winners as well as the best runner-up qualify directly for the EM 2023 in Romania and Georgia, the eight other runners-up are still fighting for four tickets in the play-off.
After celebrating six goals, the Austrians in Ried were also able to enjoy themselves extensively after the final whistle
Team boss Gregoritsch completely satisfied
Gregoritsch was completely satisfied. The fact that his team was aiming for goals until the very end was an additional delight. “I have to congratulate the team, they never gave up,” said the team boss in an ORF interview. The hoped-for reaction after the recent defeat had occurred. ?We talked about the lack of ultimate consistency and will. Today the team implemented everything we set out to do. “
Adamu ensures a tailor-made start
Adamu was the only Austrian who was successful at 1: 3 in Norway last Friday and made a tailor-made start in the Innviertel. After preparatory work by his strike partners Schmid and Luca Kronberger, the Salzburg man hit after 135 seconds from close range.
Austria takes the lead (3rd minute)
After the corner, the ball lands at Luca Kronberger, who crosses junior Adamu, and this hits the early 1-0.
The 20-year-old could have increased his yield a few minutes later, but initially shot past the goal. Azerbaijan tried to attack early, but Austria’s defensive around captain Flavius ??Daniliuc hardly allowed anything.
Aiwu’s dream goal
In addition to Kronberger, Aiwu was also in the starting line-up. The defender had been confronted with racist comments in the social networks in the course of his move from Admira to Rapid, Gregoritsch had recently sharply criticized this in an ÖFB broadcast. Aiwu reacted to the hostility after the 2-0 (19th). After the 20-year-old who moved up from a corner had extended a long-range shot with his heel into the goal, he demonstratively covered his ears while celebrating the goal.
2-0 by Aiwu (19th minute)
Emanuel Aiwu scored the 2-0 for the ÖFB team with a remarkable Fersler.
Patrick Wimmer then had the 3-0 on foot (38th), which Adamu also scored a minute later. The preparer was Schmid, who showed a strong performance on the offensive.
Schmid and Anselm fix a runaway victory
The Bremen legionnaire failed in the second half because of the brilliant parrying goalkeeper of the guests, who also denied Nicolas Seiwald a goal with a defensive foot. After a quick counterattack against substitute Thierno Ballo and Jonas Auer, Schmid scored. The 21-year-old cheered in anticipation of his future fatherhood with thumbs in his mouth.
4: 0 by Schmid (85th minute)
After a great cross from Auer, Romano Schmid scores to make it 4-0.
The finish belongs to ?Joker? Anselm. The WSG Tirol professional initially pulled off successfully from 18 meters (90th) and was still on the spot after a corner kick (93rd).
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Junior Adamu (3rd, 39th) and Emanuel Aiwu (19th) scored in front of 950 spectators in the first half of the game, Romano Schmid (85th) and Tobias Anselm (90th, 93rd) then in the finish. Austria holds six points after three games. In the next games, the selection of coach Werner Gregoritsch will continue on October 8th in Estonia, four days later Finland is waiting again away from home.
Another group opponent is Croatia, which beat Finland 2-0 on Tuesday thanks to a penalty from Salzburg’s Luka Sucic. Norway are also still without loss of points after beating Estonia 5-0. The nine group winners as well as the best runner-up qualify directly for the EM 2023 in Romania and Georgia, the eight other runners-up are still fighting for four tickets in the play-off.
After celebrating six goals, the Austrians in Ried were also able to enjoy themselves extensively after the final whistle
Team boss Gregoritsch completely satisfied
Gregoritsch was completely satisfied. The fact that his team was aiming for goals until the very end was an additional delight. “I have to congratulate the team, they never gave up,” said the team boss in an ORF interview. The hoped-for reaction after the recent defeat had occurred. ?We talked about the lack of ultimate consistency and will. Today the team implemented everything we set out to do. “
Adamu ensures a tailor-made start
Adamu was the only Austrian who was successful at 1: 3 in Norway last Friday and made a tailor-made start in the Innviertel. After preparatory work by his strike partners Schmid and Luca Kronberger, the Salzburg man hit after 135 seconds from close range.
Austria takes the lead (3rd minute)
After the corner, the ball lands at Luca Kronberger, who crosses junior Adamu, and this hits the early 1-0.
The 20-year-old could have increased his yield a few minutes later, but initially shot past the goal. Azerbaijan tried to attack early, but Austria’s defensive around captain Flavius ??Daniliuc hardly allowed anything.
Aiwu’s dream goal
In addition to Kronberger, Aiwu was also in the starting line-up. The defender had been confronted with racist comments in the social networks in the course of his move from Admira to Rapid, Gregoritsch had recently sharply criticized this in an ÖFB broadcast. Aiwu reacted to the hostility after the 2-0 (19th). After the 20-year-old who moved up from a corner had extended a long-range shot with his heel into the goal, he demonstratively covered his ears while celebrating the goal.
2-0 by Aiwu (19th minute)
Emanuel Aiwu scored the 2-0 for the ÖFB team with a remarkable Fersler.
Patrick Wimmer then had the 3-0 on foot (38th), which Adamu also scored a minute later. The preparer was Schmid, who showed a strong performance on the offensive.
Schmid and Anselm fix a runaway victory
The Bremen legionnaire failed in the second half because of the brilliant parrying goalkeeper of the guests, who also denied Nicolas Seiwald a goal with a defensive foot. After a quick counterattack against substitute Thierno Ballo and Jonas Auer, Schmid scored. The 21-year-old cheered in anticipation of his future fatherhood with thumbs in his mouth.
4: 0 by Schmid (85th minute)
After a great cross from Auer, Romano Schmid scores to make it 4-0.
The finish belongs to ?Joker? Anselm. The WSG Tirol professional initially pulled off successfully from 18 meters (90th) and was still on the spot after a corner kick (93rd).
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Bundestag election Bundestag vote
?Absurd? that the coalition should combine flood relief and protection against infection
| Reading time: 3 minutes
The last emotional debate in the Bundestag before the election
Chancellor Angela Merkel takes stock of her last speech in the Bundestag and looks to the future. Her vice, SPD chancellor candidate Scholz, thanks Merkel for the cooperation and his competitor Annalena Baerbock (The Greens) is promoting a new government coalition in the debate.
The Union and SPD are linking the Bundestag vote on the flood relief fund with that on the new corona rules in the Infection Protection Act. The maneuver collectively enrages the opposition. FDP politician Kubicki sees the “state of emergency” extended indefinitely.
Dhe debate was tough, the tone sharp – the presumably last session of the Bundestag before the election turned into an exchange of blows between the MPs. This Tuesday, they should decide on the 30 billion euro fund for the victims of the flood disaster in western Germany in mid-July. Which was undisputed among all factions.
However, the coalition factions CDU / CSU and SPD had linked the decision on the fund to the changes to the Infection Protection Act proposed by the grand coalition. In the end, the MPs could only vote on a legislative package on both issues. Anyone who wanted to say yes to aid to flood victims ultimately had to agree to the amendment to the Infection Protection Act. This is what happened: all parliamentary groups agreed; the AfD abstained.
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The action unanimously enraged the opposition. Because the change in the Infection Protection Act is highly controversial. The FDP would not agree to her alone, her MP Wolfgang Kubicki made clear. ?The government leaves us in the dark as to when the existing state of emergency will end and normality will be restored. The massive restrictions on fundamental rights can no longer be justified, ?said the Bundestag Vice President.
Wolfgang Kubicki in the Bundestag: “The massive restrictions on fundamental rights can no longer be justified”
Quelle: picture alliance / Flashpic
After the vote, Kubicki made a personal statement in writing: “The fact that the coalition members want to exploit the absolute emergency of the flood disaster to gain political ground in order to put the opposition factions under moral pressure to also agree to the amendment to the Infection Protection Act shows that moral standards have been lost.”
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On this point, even left parliamentary group vice Gesine Lötzsch agreed with him. Greens parliamentary deputy Oliver Krischer called it “absurd” to combine flood relief and protection against infection. The AfD MP Detlev Spangenberg criticized the aim of forcing the opposition to agree to laws that they would otherwise refuse.
The core of the amendments to the Infection Protection Act is not in itself a cause for concern, but rather follows the suggestions of many scientists. In the future, it will no longer just be the incidence values ??of 35, 50 and 100 that will determine whether and which measures must be taken to contain the corona pandemic. In addition, the number of corona patients admitted to the clinics per 100,000 inhabitants in seven days, the hospitalization rate, is an ?essential benchmark?. ?Other indicators? such as the number of new infections, the available intensive care capacities and the number of people vaccinated are also taken into account.
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What bothers the opposition now, apart from the procedure, is the passage that in future the federal states will be able to determine where critical threshold values ??are. The Greens fear that a ?patchwork of regulations? will now be created. The Union and the SPD, on the other hand, find that regional outbreaks of infection require regional assessments and instruments to contain them.
What the opposition, above all the FDP or AfD, but above all irritates: They see the containment instruments as a whole as no longer necessary. On the basis of the amendment, however, the policy of restricting fundamental rights could be continued under other provisions.
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?We are still in the middle of the pandemic. There will no longer be nationwide thresholds; the federal states will be able to set them in the future. These regulations are balanced, necessary and correct, ?said Sabine Dittmar, the health policy spokeswoman for the SPD parliamentary group, defending the amendment to the Infection Protection Act.
It was the Social Democrats who had pushed these changes and wanted to accelerate them. The SPD passed the anger of the opposition over the parliamentary procedure to the Union: It was the CDU and CSU – above all the Chancellery – that opposed any amendment to the Infection Protection Act that the SPD had been calling for since November 2020.
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Now a quick action was necessary to get the law and the move away from rigid incidence values ??in motion before the federal elections. The only possibility was to dock the amendment to another, more advanced legislative proposal – that of the flood relief fund. The Union MPs said nothing to be on the safe side.
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Bundestag election Bundestag vote
?Absurd? that the coalition should combine flood relief and protection against infection
| Reading time: 3 minutes
The last emotional debate in the Bundestag before the election
Chancellor Angela Merkel takes stock of her last speech in the Bundestag and looks to the future. Her vice, SPD chancellor candidate Scholz, thanks Merkel for the cooperation and his competitor Annalena Baerbock (The Greens) is promoting a new government coalition in the debate.
The Union and SPD are linking the Bundestag vote on the flood relief fund with that on the new corona rules in the Infection Protection Act. The maneuver collectively enrages the opposition. FDP politician Kubicki sees the “state of emergency” extended indefinitely.
Dhe debate was tough, the tone sharp – the presumably last session of the Bundestag before the election turned into an exchange of blows between the MPs. This Tuesday, they should decide on the 30 billion euro fund for the victims of the flood disaster in western Germany in mid-July. Which was undisputed among all factions.
However, the coalition factions CDU / CSU and SPD had linked the decision on the fund to the changes to the Infection Protection Act proposed by the grand coalition. In the end, the MPs could only vote on a legislative package on both issues. Anyone who wanted to say yes to aid to flood victims ultimately had to agree to the amendment to the Infection Protection Act. This is what happened: all parliamentary groups agreed; the AfD abstained.
also read
The action unanimously enraged the opposition. Because the change in the Infection Protection Act is highly controversial. The FDP would not agree to her alone, her MP Wolfgang Kubicki made clear. ?The government leaves us in the dark as to when the existing state of emergency will end and normality will be restored. The massive restrictions on fundamental rights can no longer be justified, ?said the Bundestag Vice President.
Wolfgang Kubicki in the Bundestag: “The massive restrictions on fundamental rights can no longer be justified”
Quelle: picture alliance / Flashpic
After the vote, Kubicki made a personal statement in writing: “The fact that the coalition members want to exploit the absolute emergency of the flood disaster to gain political ground in order to put the opposition factions under moral pressure to also agree to the amendment to the Infection Protection Act shows that moral standards have been lost.”
also read
On this point, even left parliamentary group vice Gesine Lötzsch agreed with him. Greens parliamentary deputy Oliver Krischer called it “absurd” to combine flood relief and protection against infection. The AfD MP Detlev Spangenberg criticized the aim of forcing the opposition to agree to laws that they would otherwise refuse.
The core of the amendments to the Infection Protection Act is not in itself a cause for concern, but rather follows the suggestions of many scientists. In the future, it will no longer just be the incidence values ??of 35, 50 and 100 that will determine whether and which measures must be taken to contain the corona pandemic. In addition, the number of corona patients admitted to the clinics per 100,000 inhabitants in seven days, the hospitalization rate, is an ?essential benchmark?. ?Other indicators? such as the number of new infections, the available intensive care capacities and the number of people vaccinated are also taken into account.
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What bothers the opposition now, apart from the procedure, is the passage that in future the federal states will be able to determine where critical threshold values ??are. The Greens fear that a ?patchwork of regulations? will now be created. The Union and the SPD, on the other hand, find that regional outbreaks of infection require regional assessments and instruments to contain them.
What the opposition, above all the FDP or AfD, but above all irritates: They see the containment instruments as a whole as no longer necessary. On the basis of the amendment, however, the policy of restricting fundamental rights could be continued under other provisions.
also read
?We are still in the middle of the pandemic. There will no longer be nationwide thresholds; the federal states will be able to set them in the future. These regulations are balanced, necessary and correct, ?said Sabine Dittmar, the health policy spokeswoman for the SPD parliamentary group, defending the amendment to the Infection Protection Act.
It was the Social Democrats who had pushed these changes and wanted to accelerate them. The SPD passed the anger of the opposition over the parliamentary procedure to the Union: It was the CDU and CSU – above all the Chancellery – that opposed any amendment to the Infection Protection Act that the SPD had been calling for since November 2020.
also read
WELT readers ask the minister
Now a quick action was necessary to get the law and the move away from rigid incidence values ??in motion before the federal elections. The only possibility was to dock the amendment to another, more advanced legislative proposal – that of the flood relief fund. The Union MPs said nothing to be on the safe side.
.
";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1631039175;}i:9;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:36:"Sports show | Latvia versus Germany";s:4:"link";s:92:"https://vol.belonnanotservice.ga/export/sports/2021/09/07/sports-show-latvia-versus-germany/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:12:"Betty Foster";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Tue, 07 Sep 2021 17:24:12 +0000";s:8:"category";s:32:"SportingsGermanyLatviaShowsports";s:4:"guid";s:76:"http://happynewbaby.com/sports/2021/09/07/sports-show-latvia-versus-germany/";s:11:"description";s:98:"53 19:23 Substitution for Germany: Marco John 53 19:23 Substitution for Germany: Finn Becker 50...";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:12395:"
53
19:23
Substitution for Germany: Marco John
53
19:23
Substitution for Germany: Finn Becker
50
19:21
Goalkeeper Luca Philipp suddenly strays after a long stroke outside his penalty area, but the Latvian team cannot take advantage of the situation.
48
19:19
Goal for Germany, 1: 3 by Malick Thiaw
This is practically a copy of the Latvians opening goal! After a corner from Angelo Stiller, Malick Thiaw is completely forgotten by the home side. The Schalke therefore beheads from a short distance without any effort to 3-1 for the German U-21.
47
19:17
The Latvians quickly worked out a corner kick, which led to success in the first half. This time the cross from the right finds no taker.
46
19:16
Let’s continue in Riga! For the time being, there are no personnel changes on either side after the break.
46
19:15
Kick-off second half
45
19:04
Half-time conclusion: Very punctually referee Sebastian Gishamer sends the players into halftime, where the German U-21s lead 2-1 against Latvia! After an inattention in the initial phase, I?ja Korotkovs shocked Stefan Kuntz’s team. Only after 20 minutes did a shot from Tom Krauss put an end to the restraint. Turbulent minutes followed, including a missed penalty by Jonathan Burkardt and Youssoufa Moukoko equalized. Shortly before the break, Hoffenheim’s Angelo Stiller deservedly turned the game with a long-range shot.
44
19:00
This means that Stefan Kuntz’s state of mind should have calmed down noticeably just before the break. His team has everything under control in Riga.
41
18:56
Goal for Germany, 1: 2 by Angelo Stiller
The DFB selection turns the match before half-time! Roberto Massimo and Shinta Appelkamp drive the ball forward via the right wing. Finally, the Stuttgart player in the penalty area puts Angelo Stiller in the limelight, who shoots unrestricted from 16 meters and hits the lower right corner.
40
18:56
Youssoufa Moukoko fishes the ball and turns around his opponent. From 16 meters, the Dortmund man looks for the conclusion, but remains hanging on the leg of Roberts Veips.
39
18:54
The extremely conspicuous and hardworking Youssoufa Moukoko is always wanted by the German U-21. The 16-year-old hopeful has made a strong performance so far.
36
18:52
Roberto Massimo tries it from the right side from an acute angle. The player from Stuttgart doesn?t catch the ball properly, which therefore rolls far past the goal.
35
18:49
After the initial difficulties, Stefan Kuntz’s team has now finally arrived in the game. The home side barely make it over the middle line at this stage.
33
18:49
Youssoufa Moukoko shows all his self-confidence and shakes off several Latvians in the penalty area. In the end, however, Frenks Orols holds the Dortmund shot in the left corner.
29
18:46
Tom Krauss is brilliantly sent into the penalty area by Angelo Stiller. From 15 meters and a half-right position, the man from Nuremberg pulls away, but fails due to Frenks Orols.
28
18:44
Almost a double blow from Youssoufa Moukoko! Again, the 16-year-old Dortmund receives the ball in the penalty area, but slips away when shot and warps.
25
18:40
Goal for Germany, 1: 1 by Youssoufa Moukoko
Now the events are overturning and Germany compensates after a little delay! After a corner kick, the Latvians do not get the leather cleared at first. In the sixteen, Malick Thiaw then takes off for Youssoufa Moukoko, who hits another heel and then hits the ball into the mesh.
24
18:40
Penalty missed by Jonathan Burkardt, Germany
Jonathan Burkardt sets the ball on the spot, but hits the ball powerfully against the crossbar. Frenks Orols then even prevented his team from scoring an own goal.
24
18:39
Instead, the referee on the other hand points to the point there is Penalty kick for Germany! Roberts Veips had unhappily brought down Tom Krauss.
23
18:38
After a weak ball processing by Lars-Lukas Mai, Malick Thiaw checks the storming Daniels Ontu??ns away. The DFB selection is lucky that there is no free kick.
22
18:37
Finally the first German conclusion to the game! Jonathan Burkardt serves Tom Krauss on the edge of the penalty area, who does not hesitate for long. The leather rushes a good bit past the right post.
18
18:33
The Latvians almost countered after a simple ball loss by the Germans in midfield in their own stadium. Then, however, Kristers L?si?? will be expired by Malick Thiaw.
16
18:32
On the right wing, Finn Becker sends Noah Katterbach through an interface into the penalty area, where the Cologne man is slowed down before the flank.
15
18:30
A reaction of the German U-21s to the Latvians opening goal is not yet apparent after a quarter of an hour. Tonight, the new team could face their first real challenge.
13
18:28
Youssoufa Moukoko is sent down again by Tom Krauss, but Frenks Orols rushes out of his box and picks up the leather without any problems.
11
18:26
Stefan Kuntz won’t even taste the early deficit, because the home side will now be able to concentrate even more on their work on the defensive.
8
18:23
Goal for Latvia, 1-0 through I?ja Korotkovs
This is the cold shower for the German team! For the first time, the Latvians appear in the opposing half. Daniels Ontu??ns pulls a corner from the right into the middle, where I?ja Korotkovs rises highest in the air on the fiver and pushes the ball over the line with his head. Goalkeeper and debutant Luca Philipp no ??longer gets his fingers decisively behind the ball.
7
18:22
Youssoufa Moukoko is sent from midfield into the penalty area, but Latvian goalkeeper Frenks Orols plays along and intercepts the ball in time.
6
18:21
It was to be expected that Aleksandrs Basovs’ team would withdraw well into their own half. For the DFB selection it will be important to be patient and wait for the gaps.
3
18:19
From the right half-field, Hoffenheim’s Angelo Stiller lifts the leather with a free kick into the center, where the hosts can clear the five-meter space.
2
18:18
The German team immediately drives the ball deep into the Latvian half. However, a first corner kick from the left does not cause a goal threat.
1
18:15
Referee Sebastian Gishamer from Austria whistles for the match in Riga! Germany plays in white jerseys, the hosts wear dark red.
18:06
Compared to the mandatory win in San Marino, U-21 coach Stefan Kuntz only makes a change in the starting lineup. Goalkeeper Nico Mantl is only sitting on the bench this time, instead Luca Philipp from TSG Hoffenheim is given a chance between the posts.
17:55
Only the group winners qualify directly for the upcoming European champions, which is an almost hopeless endeavor for the hosts. Nevertheless, the team of coach Aleksandrs Basovs can look back on a positive record against Germany, because Latvia won the only meeting in 2006 in Wolfsburg with 1: 2. The DFB selection will hardly meet familiar faces in the Baltic States, only Daniels Ontu??ns is currently under contract in Germany. The 21-year-old moved from FC Bayern Munich to the SC Freiburg reserve team in the summer.
17:44
Numerous players celebrated their first game in Stefan Kuntz’s team against San Marino. The focus was particularly on Youssoufa Moukoko, who at 16 years and 286 days rose to become the youngest German U-21 player in history. The Dortmund immediately scored two goals against the football dwarf. The other goalscorers were Jonathan Burkardt, Tom Krauss and Jamie Leweling. Against the Latvians, the task for the DFB selection should be at least a little more difficult. “That is definitely level two, but also a realistic step to grow as a team,” said assistant coach Daniel Niedzkowski.
17:28
The DFB selection is also aiming for success in the second European Championship qualifier with the newly formed team. The first appearance on Thursday in San Marino was not an indicator, because there the team of Stefan Kuntz drove the expected clear victory (6: 0) without any problems and secured the first three points in Group 2. A day later the Latvians were also in action, but lost 2-0 to Poland.
17:15
Hello and welcome to qualifying for the upcoming U-21 European Championship! The German selection will play against Latvia at 6:15 p.m. in the Daugava Stadium in Riga.
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53
19:23
Substitution for Germany: Marco John
53
19:23
Substitution for Germany: Finn Becker
50
19:21
Goalkeeper Luca Philipp suddenly strays after a long stroke outside his penalty area, but the Latvian team cannot take advantage of the situation.
48
19:19
Goal for Germany, 1: 3 by Malick Thiaw
This is practically a copy of the Latvians opening goal! After a corner from Angelo Stiller, Malick Thiaw is completely forgotten by the home side. The Schalke therefore beheads from a short distance without any effort to 3-1 for the German U-21.
47
19:17
The Latvians quickly worked out a corner kick, which led to success in the first half. This time the cross from the right finds no taker.
46
19:16
Let’s continue in Riga! For the time being, there are no personnel changes on either side after the break.
46
19:15
Kick-off second half
45
19:04
Half-time conclusion: Very punctually referee Sebastian Gishamer sends the players into halftime, where the German U-21s lead 2-1 against Latvia! After an inattention in the initial phase, I?ja Korotkovs shocked Stefan Kuntz’s team. Only after 20 minutes did a shot from Tom Krauss put an end to the restraint. Turbulent minutes followed, including a missed penalty by Jonathan Burkardt and Youssoufa Moukoko equalized. Shortly before the break, Hoffenheim’s Angelo Stiller deservedly turned the game with a long-range shot.
44
19:00
This means that Stefan Kuntz’s state of mind should have calmed down noticeably just before the break. His team has everything under control in Riga.
41
18:56
Goal for Germany, 1: 2 by Angelo Stiller
The DFB selection turns the match before half-time! Roberto Massimo and Shinta Appelkamp drive the ball forward via the right wing. Finally, the Stuttgart player in the penalty area puts Angelo Stiller in the limelight, who shoots unrestricted from 16 meters and hits the lower right corner.
40
18:56
Youssoufa Moukoko fishes the ball and turns around his opponent. From 16 meters, the Dortmund man looks for the conclusion, but remains hanging on the leg of Roberts Veips.
39
18:54
The extremely conspicuous and hardworking Youssoufa Moukoko is always wanted by the German U-21. The 16-year-old hopeful has made a strong performance so far.
36
18:52
Roberto Massimo tries it from the right side from an acute angle. The player from Stuttgart doesn?t catch the ball properly, which therefore rolls far past the goal.
35
18:49
After the initial difficulties, Stefan Kuntz’s team has now finally arrived in the game. The home side barely make it over the middle line at this stage.
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18:49
Youssoufa Moukoko shows all his self-confidence and shakes off several Latvians in the penalty area. In the end, however, Frenks Orols holds the Dortmund shot in the left corner.
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18:46
Tom Krauss is brilliantly sent into the penalty area by Angelo Stiller. From 15 meters and a half-right position, the man from Nuremberg pulls away, but fails due to Frenks Orols.
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18:44
Almost a double blow from Youssoufa Moukoko! Again, the 16-year-old Dortmund receives the ball in the penalty area, but slips away when shot and warps.
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18:40
Goal for Germany, 1: 1 by Youssoufa Moukoko
Now the events are overturning and Germany compensates after a little delay! After a corner kick, the Latvians do not get the leather cleared at first. In the sixteen, Malick Thiaw then takes off for Youssoufa Moukoko, who hits another heel and then hits the ball into the mesh.
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18:40
Penalty missed by Jonathan Burkardt, Germany
Jonathan Burkardt sets the ball on the spot, but hits the ball powerfully against the crossbar. Frenks Orols then even prevented his team from scoring an own goal.
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18:39
Instead, the referee on the other hand points to the point there is Penalty kick for Germany! Roberts Veips had unhappily brought down Tom Krauss.
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18:38
After a weak ball processing by Lars-Lukas Mai, Malick Thiaw checks the storming Daniels Ontu??ns away. The DFB selection is lucky that there is no free kick.
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18:37
Finally the first German conclusion to the game! Jonathan Burkardt serves Tom Krauss on the edge of the penalty area, who does not hesitate for long. The leather rushes a good bit past the right post.
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18:33
The Latvians almost countered after a simple ball loss by the Germans in midfield in their own stadium. Then, however, Kristers L?si?? will be expired by Malick Thiaw.
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18:32
On the right wing, Finn Becker sends Noah Katterbach through an interface into the penalty area, where the Cologne man is slowed down before the flank.
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18:30
A reaction of the German U-21s to the Latvians opening goal is not yet apparent after a quarter of an hour. Tonight, the new team could face their first real challenge.
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18:28
Youssoufa Moukoko is sent down again by Tom Krauss, but Frenks Orols rushes out of his box and picks up the leather without any problems.
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18:26
Stefan Kuntz won’t even taste the early deficit, because the home side will now be able to concentrate even more on their work on the defensive.
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18:23
Goal for Latvia, 1-0 through I?ja Korotkovs
This is the cold shower for the German team! For the first time, the Latvians appear in the opposing half. Daniels Ontu??ns pulls a corner from the right into the middle, where I?ja Korotkovs rises highest in the air on the fiver and pushes the ball over the line with his head. Goalkeeper and debutant Luca Philipp no ??longer gets his fingers decisively behind the ball.
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18:22
Youssoufa Moukoko is sent from midfield into the penalty area, but Latvian goalkeeper Frenks Orols plays along and intercepts the ball in time.
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18:21
It was to be expected that Aleksandrs Basovs’ team would withdraw well into their own half. For the DFB selection it will be important to be patient and wait for the gaps.
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18:19
From the right half-field, Hoffenheim’s Angelo Stiller lifts the leather with a free kick into the center, where the hosts can clear the five-meter space.
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18:18
The German team immediately drives the ball deep into the Latvian half. However, a first corner kick from the left does not cause a goal threat.
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18:15
Referee Sebastian Gishamer from Austria whistles for the match in Riga! Germany plays in white jerseys, the hosts wear dark red.
18:06
Compared to the mandatory win in San Marino, U-21 coach Stefan Kuntz only makes a change in the starting lineup. Goalkeeper Nico Mantl is only sitting on the bench this time, instead Luca Philipp from TSG Hoffenheim is given a chance between the posts.
17:55
Only the group winners qualify directly for the upcoming European champions, which is an almost hopeless endeavor for the hosts. Nevertheless, the team of coach Aleksandrs Basovs can look back on a positive record against Germany, because Latvia won the only meeting in 2006 in Wolfsburg with 1: 2. The DFB selection will hardly meet familiar faces in the Baltic States, only Daniels Ontu??ns is currently under contract in Germany. The 21-year-old moved from FC Bayern Munich to the SC Freiburg reserve team in the summer.
17:44
Numerous players celebrated their first game in Stefan Kuntz’s team against San Marino. The focus was particularly on Youssoufa Moukoko, who at 16 years and 286 days rose to become the youngest German U-21 player in history. The Dortmund immediately scored two goals against the football dwarf. The other goalscorers were Jonathan Burkardt, Tom Krauss and Jamie Leweling. Against the Latvians, the task for the DFB selection should be at least a little more difficult. “That is definitely level two, but also a realistic step to grow as a team,” said assistant coach Daniel Niedzkowski.
17:28
The DFB selection is also aiming for success in the second European Championship qualifier with the newly formed team. The first appearance on Thursday in San Marino was not an indicator, because there the team of Stefan Kuntz drove the expected clear victory (6: 0) without any problems and secured the first three points in Group 2. A day later the Latvians were also in action, but lost 2-0 to Poland.
17:15
Hello and welcome to qualifying for the upcoming U-21 European Championship! The German selection will play against Latvia at 6:15 p.m. in the Daugava Stadium in Riga.
