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Mallorca – Sevilla: summary and result

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com August 27, 2024

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Good afternoon and welcome to the live coverage of this match. Mallorca y Sevilla They face each other on Tuesday, August 27, at 19:00 (Spanish peninsular time), at the stadium His Moix.

Both teams are coming into this match after suffering their first defeat of the season. They feel that they have fewer points than good play, although they need to get their first win.

He Mallorca comes after losing against Osasuna. Right now, Mallorca occupies the 16th position in the EA Sports LaLiga table. Sevilla comes after losing to Villarreal. Right now, Sevilla is in 14th place in the EA Sports LaLiga table.

Being a midweek day, it is expected that both catch up as Garcia Pepper alter their standard lineups for this match.

LET’S START!

August 27, 2024 0 comments

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La Liga Matchday 2: Schedule, results and match summary | Football | Sports

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com August 23, 2024

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EA Sports LaLiga continues with Matchday 2 of the competition. Celta and Valencia will open the second round by facing each other this Friday, August 23, at Balaídos. On Saturday, FC Barcelona will host Athletic in Montjuic, in one of the big matches of the day. Finally, the second round of the championship will end on Sunday, August 25, with Real Madrid facing Valladolid at the Santiago Bernabéu and Atlético de Madrid facing Girona at the Metropolitano.

Celta – Valencia (Friday, August 23 at 7:00 p.m. | DAZN)

Celta are looking for their second win of the season to stay at the top of the table, after having come from behind against Deportivo Alavés in the first matchday. They will face a Valencia team that FC Barcelona turned around at home in the opening game, but that has shown that it is still the same competitive team as last season, far from the crisis of other years.

Sevilla – Villarreal (Friday 23 August at 9.30pm | Movistar, GolPlay)

Sevilla and Villarreal face each other at the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán. Both teams are coming off a draw in their respective league debuts and will be looking to take home the first three points. Sevilla came close to taking the win against Las Palmas, but a great Jasper Cillessen prevented them from doing so. Villarreal had an entertaining draw against an Atlético de Madrid side that had been greatly reinforced in the summer.

Osasuna – Mallorca (Saturday 24th August at 17.00 | Movistar)

Osasuna is back at home after being held to a draw by newly promoted Leganés. Vicente Moreno’s team knows that it cannot afford to let points slip away at El Sadar and will try to get back on track against Mallorca. It won’t be easy because Jagoba Arrasate’s team, which is returning to what was its home for many years, showed against Real Madrid that it has what it takes to make anyone uncomfortable.

Barcelona – Athletic (Saturday, August 24 at 7:00 p.m. | DAZN)

Barça will be hoping to continue their strong run when they host Athletic Bilbao at Montjuic on Saturday. The Catalans were unable to secure the signing of Nico Williams this summer and will now have to face him again as a rival, as they did in the quarter-finals of the last edition of the Copa del Rey, when the Basques won. Barça also hope to be able to count on Dani Olmo, the Catalans’ star signing who missed the opening matchday because the club did not have the financial means to sign him.

Getafe – Rayo Vallecano (Saturday 24 August at 9.30pm | DAZN)

Getafe will face Rayo Vallecano in a duel between two teams from Madrid. The blue team has just taken a good lead in its visit to San Mamés, in which Christantus Uche was the star, coming on as a striker and scoring, being a midfielder by training. Now, Bordalás’ team will want to record its first defeat against a Vallecano team that also surprised everyone by winning away against Real Sociedad. Íñigo Pérez’s team cannot be underestimated, as they want to stay at the top of the table for one more match.

Espanyol – Real Sociedad (Saturday 24th August at 9.30pm | Movistar)

The RCDE Stadium, Cornellá for the nostalgic, will once again host a Primera Division match this Saturday when Espanyol host Real Sociedad. The periquito team is coming off a painful defeat in their visit to Valladolid, in what was a direct duel for survival. Espanyol knows that if they want to stay in the top flight, they will have to add a lot at home. On the other side of the field will be a Real Sociedad side that is out of place after a summer with important casualties, having just lost at home to Rayo Vallecano.

Real Madrid – Valladolid (Sunday, August 25 at 5:00 p.m. | Movistar)

Real Madrid were not satisfied with the draw in the first matchday and will seek redemption at home against newly promoted Valladolid. The Whites will have to find the necessary balance so that a squad with so many stars can become a compact, solid and complete team. Valladolid come to the Santiago Bernabéu with nothing to lose and will try to hurt their rival through counterattacks led by players such as Raúl Moro, a winger with a lot of balance who already guided Pucela to its first victory of the season.

Leganés – Las Palmas (Sunday, August 25 at 7:00 p.m. | DAZN)

Leganés is once again in the Primera Division. The newly promoted team from El Pepinero, who drew well at El Sadar, will host a UD Las Palmas team that could only manage to salvage a point at home, saved at the end by goalkeeper Jasper Cillessen. The Canary Island team had a great year last season, but will have to adapt quickly to the post-García Pimienta era if they don’t want to get into trouble this season.

Alavés – Betis (Sunday 25th August at 19.15 | Movistar)

Alavés host Betis after losing their visit to Balaídos. Luis García Plaza’s team knows that the key to last season’s great season was the strength they showed playing at Mendizorroza, where they host the Betis this Sunday in search of their first home win of the year. Betis, meanwhile, is coming off a draw at Benito Villamarín against Girona and will also want to add three points this Sunday.

Atlético de Madrid – Girona (Sunday, August 25 at 9:30 p.m. | DAZN)

Atlético de Madrid and Girona close the second day of the League with a match that promises to be exciting. Two of the best four teams from last season face each other at the Metropolitano, both looking for their first victory of the season. The colchoneros will present their new signings at home, against the Catalan team, who always compete with the help of a great coach like Míchel.

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August 23, 2024 0 comments

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Sensation! Real Madrid lost points in Mallorca

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com August 18, 2024

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You can look at this match in two ways. On the one hand, Real Madrid simply played averagely and did not create enough chances. On the other hand, the hosts rose to the heights and presented themselves brilliantly in front of their home crowd. They played with dedication, great commitment, they were carried by the fans. And they caused a surprise, because that is how you have to describe the tie with the winner of the Champions League and the winner of the European Super Cup a few days ago.

Mallorca set the bar high. Sunday’s match was very energetic, charged with emotions from the very beginning.

The hosts – to put it colloquially – settled on the favored Real Madrid from the very first minutes, but there was a lack of specifics on their part. The “Royal” were a different story – they started sluggishly, but very quickly their superiority over the opponent began to become apparent. It didn’t take long for the first goal to be scored. In the 13th minute, Rodrygo had some fun in the penalty area and beat Dominik Greif with a beautiful shot near the post.

Real had the advantage, they attacked much more often on the left side, where at times all three offensive players gathered. Kylian Mbappe was close to scoring, but he only shot into the side netting after a pass from Vinicius. We also saw a very brave attempt by Antonio Rudiger from over 30 meters (the ball flew just past the post). The “Royal” had control, but clearly lacked a second goal that would calm the game down.

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Because Mallorca didn’t intend to give up. Thibaut Courtois didn’t have much work, but he had to stay focused. The hosts attacked both on the left and right wing, we saw a lot of crosses from the side sectors of the pitch. It got heated a few times in the penalty area, but in the end we didn’t count too many shots that could have really surprised Courtois.

That changed in the second half. It’s hard to imagine that anyone at Real thought that 1:0 would be enough to win. It quickly turned out that it wasn’t, and in the 53rd minute the hosts equalized – Dani Rodriguez precisely crossed from a corner kick, and Vedat Muriqi beat Courtois with a header from a few meters.

Later, the hosts had at least two more excellent opportunities, but Antonio Sanchez did not give a good change. That is, he showed himself to play, he was there when the ball fell, but he was the one who made a mistake when he could have given the team from Mallorca a sensational victory.

The “Royal” had a few chances, but we won’t say they were 100%. Mbappe came close at least twice, and once Rodrygo was close to scoring a second time, but Mallorca defended with great dedication and ultimately didn’t concede a second goal.

RCD Mallorca – Real Madrid 1:1 (0:1)
0:1 Rodrygo 13′
1:1 Vedat Muriqi 53′

Compositions:

Mallorca: Dominik Greif – Pablo Maffeo, Martin Valjent, Antonio Raillo, Johan Mojica – Serdi Darder (72′ Manu Morlanes), Omar Mascarell (90+3′ Jose Copete), Samu Costa – Takuma Asano (72′ Cyle Larin), Vedat Muriqi, Dani Rodriguez (67′ Antonio Sanchez).

Real: Thibaut Courtois – Dani Carvajal (87′ Lucas Vazquez), Eder Militao, Antonio Ruediger, Ferland Mendy – Fede Valverde, Aurelien Tchouameni (63′ Luka Modrić), Jude Bellingham (88′ Arda Guler) – Rodrygo, Kylian Mbappe, Vinicius Junior (88′ Brahim Diaz).

Yellow card: Maffeo (Mallorca).
Red card: Mendy 90+7′ (Real, for a brutal foul).

Judge: Cesar Soto Degree.

August 18, 2024 0 comments

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Luis Gil, RCD Mallorca player in the promotion to First Division in the 1996/1997 season, dies

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com April 21, 2024

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

LaLiga has reported this Sunday of the death of Luis Gil, who was active in the historic Mallorca of the 1996/1997 season that achieved promotion to First division. The Valencian, 48 years old and suffering from a long illness, was the director of LaLiga’s Competitions and Player Office.

Gil was a forward who Víctor Muñoz was promoted to the first team after standing out in the vermilion reserve team in Second B. He was barely twenty years old and it was his debut in professional football. He played five games in a team designed for promotion and that he had players like Obiku, Carlitos, Galvez, Stojilkovic and Ernesto Valverde.

He didn’t score, but he started on one occasion, curiously in the memorable tie against Orense (1-1) in the Lluís Sitjar that, despite that Mallorca he was leader of Segunda, propitiating the dismissal of Víctor Muñoz and the succession of Tomeu Llompart. In fact, that team had to go up in promotion after losing to Rayo Vallecano. Mallorca has mourned the death of one of its former players on social media.

Luis Gil, in the warm-up before a match with Mallorca in Lluís Sitjar. / Diario de Mallorca.

“His departure leaves us with a deep void., but also a legacy of integrity and dedication to football, taught us, among other things, that vision from the point of view of the professional player that LaLiga needed,” says Javier Tebas, president of the association, in a message published on his official account. X. “We remember today not only his professional contribution, but also the spirit of companionship, his loyalty and leadership from the continuous improvement, which infused in every aspect of his life. In this moment of mourning, we raise thoughts of faith, peace and comfort for his family and his loved ones,” adds the LaLiga president.

Luis Gil, born in Pobla de Vallbona (Valencia) on January 28, 1976, He also played for SD Logroñés, Gimnástic de Tarragona, Murcia, Sevilla, Polideportivo Ejido, Elche, Tenerife, Alicante and Alcoyano, the club where he hung up his boots.

He was part of the board of directors and was also manager of AFE for six years until he joined LaLiga to direct the competitions department and the Player’s Office, “an area from which he has participated very actively in working for the well-being of footballers, the best possible coordination with other institutions in the preparation of calendars , the design of the competitions, etc.”, says LaLiga in a statement.

“The personal and professional void that Luis Gil leaves, both in LaLiga and in the football industry, is immeasurable. We will miss him. Rest in peace, friend and colleague,” adds the letter from the club collective, which sends “an enormous hug and all the strength in the world in these difficult times” especially to his wife Lola and his children Gabriela and Luca.

“Luis Gil was, above all, a great person, and one of the best colleagues you could have. Professionally, he was one of the most dedicated and hard-working people in the football industry, always attentive, collaborative and willing to help,” LaLiga points out.

April 21, 2024 0 comments

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Mallorca and Athletic fans unite for flamenco show in Plaza de España

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com April 6, 2024

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Mallorca and Athletic fans watch a flamenco show in the Plaza de España in Seville.Raúl Caro (EFE)

a beautiful feeling

European competitions are for the elites and the League is too long to allow surprises, but the Cup supports everyone’s dream and tonight, in Seville, many fans will feel that when dreams come true, they last a lifetime. Because tonight is the night. Maybe not for you or me, but for those who, in Bilbao and Mallorca, filled with the representative pride that their teams provoke in them, have been waiting for weeks for this date with history. Glory will only choose one, but expectation and excitement are the privilege of both teams. And of the two fans, those guys who play by proxy and who couldn’t sleep last night either. At this time the players are accompanied by the fear of losing, of disappointing, of not being up to par. To alleviate that feeling, I will allow myself to tell you that for these moments you have chosen to be footballers and, as I now have perspective, I warn you that you will not know a better fear in the rest of your life.

The dangerous sneaks

It has been more than 20 years since Mallorca won its only Cup and having this opportunity while escaping relegation step by step is a joy on another level. José Sanchís, an excellent journalist and good Mallorcan friend, says that he has “the feeling of going to a party to which he was not invited.” What a party, with more than 20,000 people pouring in. Colados who will pay an entrance fee that, due to the level of expectations, they had to sweat blood to obtain. Athletic has not lifted a Cup for not 20 but 40 years, but due to the authority that prints the League classification and the aristocratic historical rights, it feels like a favorite. Perception trap that should not fall into. Because, by no small percentage, it increases the possibilities of the alleged victims.

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Football’s favorite trap

Bilbao has been winning this match for weeks because Athletic is a religion and the people of Bilbao are optimistic. But it is worth remembering that it is those psychological differences that not even algorithms can detect that alter the forecast and turn any match into a scam. More, a final. While waiting, the distance that separates the illusion from the threat will mark a different level of anguish; While playing, some will fight to achieve glory and others to escape failure. Is not the same. The desire to simplify and the taste for exaggeration that characterizes football will prefer to resort to one of the classic definitions of every final: “life or death match.” The now called “structure” of each team is already defined, but in life and death matches, the minutiae count, insignificant details that can cause happy or terrible consequences. As you can see, unforeseen events lurk.

The value of authenticity

Bilbao is painted red and white in a new demonstration of the cultural and popular roots of football that, in the case of Athletic, provokes an exciting explosion of identity. It deserves to be seen and admired. Because the authenticity of that passionate bond that Bizkaia has with its reference club is the great strength that football tends to hide behind increasingly depressing controversies; behind the gigantism of the big teams that dominate the media and poison the networks; behind the mediocrity and corruption to which we are becoming accustomed. Seville will show two stories, two styles, two models, two representative prides… And it will show authentic football: that emotion with which we never tire of playing.

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April 6, 2024 0 comments

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Athletic – Mallorca: schedule, where to watch the Copa del Rey final match on TV and channel

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com April 6, 2024

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Athletic y Mallorca They face each other this Saturday, April 6 at 10:00 p.m. in the Copa del Rey final that will be played at the La Cartuja stadium in Seville.

The team of Ernesto Valverde starts as a slight favorite after a great season in the League championship and leaving teams like Barcelona or Atlético de Madrid, among others, on the way to this Copa del Rey. He Mallorcawhich beat Real Sociedad in the semi-finals, trying to make history with Vasco Aguirre at the helm.

Where to watch the Athletic-Mallorca Cup match on TV and online

The match between Athletic y Mallorca from Copa del Rey final you can watch it on live television through TVE’s 1. You can also follow the game through the narration of BRAND Radio and with live comments from MARCA.com. From two hours before, the preview and the elevens continue. After the match, you can read the chronicle, the statements of the protagonists and see the summary with the best plays and goals.

The match can be seen openly TVE’s La1 and through its website, RTVE Play. It can also be seen on Movistar Champions League (60), Movistar Champions League 2 (61), and Movistar Plus+ (7).. At the regional level it can be seen on ETB1 in the Basque Country and IB3 in the Balearic Islands.

April 6, 2024 0 comments

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