تعادل مسيمير والخريطيات.. البدع يواصل انتصاراته بدوري جيتور

اختتمت أمس منافسات الجولة الثالثة من دوري جيتور للموسم الرياضي 2026- 2027، بإقامة مباراتين، شهدتا منافسة قوية وندية واضحة بين الفرق، في ظل سعي جميع الأندية إلى تحقيق نتائج إيجابية وحصد أكبر عدد ممكن من النقاط خلال الجولات الأولى من عمر المسابقة.
وفي المواجهة الأولى، فرض التعادل الإيجابي بهدف لمثله نفسه على مباراة مسيمير والخريطيات، التي أقيمت على استاد أحمد بن علي، في لقاء اتسم بالندية والإثارة، حيث تبادل الفريقان المحاولات على مدار شوطي المباراة، وسط رغبة واضحة من كل طرف في تحقيق الفوز والخروج بالنقاط الثلاث.
وانتهى الشوط الأول بالتعادل دون أهداف، قبل أن ينجح الخريطيات في افتتاح التسجيل مع بداية الشوط الثاني، عن طريق لاعبه مايلو رينتيريا في الدقيقة 53، ليمنح فريقه الأفضلية ويضعه في موقف جيد لحسم المباراة لصالحه.
وبعد الهدف، حاول مسيمير العودة إلى أجواء اللقاء والبحث عن هدف التعادل، فيما سعى الخريطيات إلى المحافظة على تقدمه ، واستمر تقدم الخريطيات حتى الدقائق الأخيرة، وبدا الفريق قريباً من حصد النقاط الثلاث، إلا أن مسيمير رفض الاستسلام وواصل محاولاته حتى اللحظات الأخيرة.
وفي الدقيقة الثانية من الوقت المحتسب بدل الضائع (90+2)، نجح مسيمير في إدراك التعادل عن طريق إبراهيم السويسي، ليمنح فريقه نقطة ثمينة. وبهذه النتيجة، رفع الخريطيات رصيده إلى 5 نقاط بعد ثلاث جولات، فيما وصل رصيد مسيمير إلى 4 نقاط.
وفي المباراة الثانية ، حقق البدع فوزاً مهماً على مستقبل الشمال بثلاثة أهداف دون رد، في اللقاء الذي جمع الفريقين على ملعب جاسم بن حمد بنادي السد سجل ثلاثة البدع ماسيل ودانيلو وكريستيان .وقدم البدع أداءً قوياً مكّنه من حسم المواجهة لصالحه، ليضيف ثلاث نقاط جديدة إلى رصيده ويؤكد حضوره القوي في بداية الموسم.
ومع ختام منافسات الجولة الثالثة، واصل المرخية انفراده بصدارة جدول ترتيب دوري جيتور، بعدما رفع رصيده إلى 9 نقاط، محققاً العلامة الكاملة، إثر فوزه على الريان الجيل القادم بهدفين دون رد.
ويأتي الوعب والبدع في مركز المطاردة برصيد 7 نقاط لكل منهما، حيث نجح الوعب في الوصول إلى هذا الرصيد بعد تعادله مع منتخبنا الوطني تحت 23 عاماً بهدف لكل فريق، في حين رفع البدع رصيده إلى 7 نقاط عقب فوزه على مستقبل الشمال في ختام الجولة.
كما شهدت الجولة الثالثة تحقيق معيذر فوزاً مهماً على اتحاد الغرافة بهدف دون رد، ليحصد ثلاث نقاط ثمينة ويرفع رصيده إلى 6 نقاط.
وفي مباراة أخرى، حقق الخور فوزاً كبيراً على أم صلال بخمسة أهداف مقابل هدف.

Doha, Qatar: Aspire Academy has launched its new football season with a series of residential training camps for its various age groups. The opening week featured players from the 2011 and 2012 generations, followed by the 2010 generation, before the 2013 and 2014 squads completed the programme.

The week-long camps were designed to help players refocus on key areas, including rebuilding fitness after the summer break and returning to the rhythm of regular coaching sessions. Living on site at Aspire Academy during the camps gave the players the opportunity to socialise, strengthen team relationships, and adapt to time away from home. truewildgame.online

The camps also enabled the coaching staff to identify focus areas as they develop their training plans for the season ahead. Ahead of the new season, Aspire Academy has also welcomed Mikel Antia as Technical and Methodology Manager. Antia returns for a second spell at the Academy, having previously worked there from 2012 to 2016.

He brings extensive experience and expertise from a professional playing career and coaching roles at several clubs, including working alongside Rafa Benitez at Newcastle United and, most recently, at English Premier League side Leeds United.

The Spanish coach explained why he chose to return to Aspire Academy and Qatar for the next chapter of his career. “I had a very positive experience during my four years here at Aspire Academy, and now they have offered me an opportunity that I could not turn down,” he said.

“I know this place very well. I know the quality of work we can deliver, and I am confident that I can help the organisation continue to evolve and improve.” Antia believes that Qatar hosting the next four editions of the FIFA Under-17 World Cup can provide a major boost to the country’s football development.

“The most important thing is that everyone, from the organisation to the coaches and players, understands what it takes to compete against the best,” he said. “The players need the right tools, and it is our responsibility to provide those tools so they are ready.”

“These competitions are valuable because they help players understand the level of effort and commitment required — not only from them, but from the entire system.”

The Academy’s pitches will once again host the FIFA Under-17 World Cup from 19 November to 13 December, with Qatar’s squad expected to include Aspire Academy student-athletes and graduates.

New York, USA: Ben Shelton stunned holder Carlos Alcaraz in an epic US Open quarter-final that ended at 3:34 am Wednesday, breaking the record for the latest finish in Flushing Meadows history.

The big-hitting Shelton won 6-7 (5/7), 6-1, 6-3, 1-6, 7-6 (10/7) on Arthur Ashe stadium in a 4hr 28min classic, ending the Spaniard's hopes of retaining his title in his first tournament back after a four-month injury absence.

On a marathon day that stretched well into the early hours, two-time defending champion Aryna Sabalenka earlier beat Wimbledon winner Linda Noskova 7-6 (7/1), 3-6, 7-6 (10/7) in another match for the ages.

The Belarusian will now face Jessica Pegula, who had to come from a set down to beat fellow American Emma Navarro 3-6, 6-4, 6-3, for a place in the final.

Shelton will have an all-American last-four meeting with Frances Tiafoe, who came from two sets down to beat compatriot Alex Michelsen 5-7, 3-6, 7-5, 6-3, 7-6 (10/6) in another match that went the full distance.

"It's incredible," said Shelton as he thanked the New York crowd for staying so late.

"I always say that this is the greatest sports city in the world. I say that this is the greatest stadium in the world.

"To be here in front of you guys tonight is an absolute honor.

"Sharing the court with Carlos is an absolute honor, and I cherish every moment that I have out here."

Sabalenka had to dig deep against her 21-year-old Czech opponent.

"What a battle," Sabalenka told the crowd. "I was pushing myself to the limit, especially in the third set.

"I honestly thought that was it, the match was over, and that's what helped me to feel loose and go for my shots," she added after trailing 4-2 in the third set on the back of two double faults.

Sabalenka beat Pegula in the 2024 US Open final -- still the American's only appearance in a Grand Slam title match -- and beat her again last year in the semi-finals.

Madrid: Jose Mourinho enjoyed a victorious return to European football at the Bernabeu as his Real Madrid side beat Inter Milan 2-1 to kickstart their Champions League campaign on Tuesday.

Kylian Mbappe and Fede Valverde fired the home side into a commanding position inside the opening 25 minutes, before Carlos Augusto halved the deficit for Inter late on as Mourinho's charges held on in a nervy finale to start the league phase with a win.

New York: Ben Shelton stunned holder Carlos Alcaraz in an epic US Open quarter-final that ended at 3:34 am Wednesday, breaking the record for the latest finish in Flushing Meadows history.

The big-hitting Shelton won 6-7 (5/7), 6-1, 6-3, 1-6, 7-6 (10/7) on Arthur Ashe stadium in a 4hr 28min classic, ending the Spaniard's hopes of retaining his title in his first tournament back after a four-month injury absence.

On a marathon day that stretched well into the early hours, two-time defending champion Aryna Sabalenka earlier beat Wimbledon winner Linda Noskova 7-6 (7/1), 3-6, 7-6 (10/7) in another match for the ages.

The Belarusian will now face Jessica Pegula, who had to come from a set down to beat fellow American Emma Navarro 3-6, 6-4, 6-3, for a place in the final.

Shelton will have an all-American last-four meeting with Frances Tiafoe, who came from two sets down to beat compatriot Alex Michelsen 5-7, 3-6, 7-5, 6-3, 7-6 (10/6) in another match that went the full distance.

It ensures a US player will be in the final -- no American man has won the US Open since Andy Roddick in 2003.

"It's incredible," said Shelton as he thanked the New York crowd for staying so late.

"I always say that this is the greatest sports city in the world. I say that this is the greatest stadium in the world.

"To be here in front of you guys tonight is an absolute honor.

"Sharing the court with Carlos is an absolute honor, and I cherish every moment that I have out here."

Alcaraz was disappointed to go out but also happy with his performance following the long injury layoff.

"I'm just proud about myself, about how I fought," he said, calling his opponent "a beast" physically.

"It was close. It was close. So I'm just not going to be disappointed about not getting the win at the end," he said.

"Shelton is an unbelievable player, powerful. He just managed how to play really, really well in every situation, so credit to him."

'What a battle'

Sabalenka had to dig deep against her 21-year-old Czech opponent Noskova.

"What a battle," Sabalenka told the crowd. "I was pushing myself to the limit, especially in the third set.

"I honestly thought that was it, the match was over, and that's what helped me to feel loose and go for my shots," she added after trailing 4-2 in the third set on the back of two double faults.

Sabalenka beat Pegula in the 2024 US Open final -- still the American's only appearance in a Grand Slam title match -- and beat her again last year in the semi-finals.

Sabalenka looked headed for another Grand Slam disappointment in a season in which she has so far been unable to add to her stash of four major titles.

Clearly frustrated, she nevertheless regrouped and broke Noskova to love to pull level at 4-4.

They hurtled into a 10-point tiebreak where Sabalenka finally sealed victory with a second-serve ace.

The victory was Sabalenka's first win over a top-10 player since she beat Coco Gauff in the Miami final in March.

American 11th seed Tiafoe also came back from the brink after Michelsen, ranked 46th, served for the match at 5-4 in the third.

"He gave me some gifts, a couple of double faults there," Tiafoe said.

"But then I slowly started to get my rhythm there, snuck out third set and slowly started playing better and better.

"But he is a hell of a player," Tiafoe added of Michelsen, who wept in Tiafoe's arms as they met at the net after 4hr 38min.

"He should have easily won today."

Third-seeded Pegula needed two hours and 20 minutes to get past Navarro.

"It was really tough," Pegula said after a match featuring nine breaks of serve.

"It was physical, humid. I wasn't exactly serving my best and I was fighting a lot of demons out there today."