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الإكوادور تتعادل مع كوراساو سلبيا في مونديال 2026
تعادل منتخب الإكوادور مع نظيره منتخب كوراساو من دون أهداف ضمن منافسات الجولة الثانية للمجموعة الخامسة في بطولة كأس العالم لكرة القدم 2026. fishroad-app.com
وفرض منتخب الإكوادور أفضليته على معظم فترات اللقاء الذي أقيم على ملعب (أروهيد) في ولاية (ميزوري) الأمريكية فجر اليوم الأحد حيث استحوذ على الكرة وصنع عددا من الفرص إلا أنه عجز عن ترجمة تفوقه إلى أهداف في ظل التنظيم الدفاعي المحكم لمنتخب كوراساو وتألق حارس مرماه.
وشهدت المباراة محاولات عدة من جانب الإكوادور لحسم المواجهة لا سيما في الشوط الثاني غير أن دفاع كوراساو نجح في الحفاظ على نظافة شباكه حتى صافرة النهاية.
وبهذه النتيجة حصد كل منتخب نقطته الأولى في البطولة بعد خسارة الإكوادور أمام ساحل العاج في الجولة الافتتاحية وتعرض كوراساو لهزيمة أمام ألمانيا.
ومن المقرر أن تختتم منافسات المجموعة الخامسة في 25 يونيو الحالي حيث تلتقي الإكوادور مع ألمانيا فيما تواجه كوراساو منتخب ساحل العاج في مباراتين تقامان بالتوقيت ذاته.
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Spain unchanged for France World Cup semi-final
Arlington: Spain coach Luis de la Fuente named an unchanged starting line-up for Tuesday's World Cup semi-final clash with France.
De la Fuente has kept faith with the team that defeated Belgium 2-1 in Friday's quarter-final in Los Angeles.
Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Fabian Ruiz gets the nod ahead of Barcelona's Pedri to partner Rodri at the base of the Spanish midfield.
Lamine Yamal takes his usual position on the right wing, with Atletico Madrid's Alex Baena on the opposite flank. Dani Olmo is in the middle behind striker Mikel Oyarzabal.
France are expected to start Bradley Barcola on the left flank instead of his Paris Saint-Germain teammate Desire Doue, a source close to the team said.
Manager Didier Deschamps has chosen Barcola, 23, for his speed in an area of the pitch where he will face Yamal.
Saudi Developer Seeks Investors for 2034 World Cup Stadium
Saudi Arabia’s state-backed ROSHN Group is seeking investors for the Aramco Stadium, one of the venues planned for the 2034 World Cup.
Three sources told Reuters that the Public Investment Fund-owned developer is exploring an investment deal to release capital for other projects under Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 programme.
ROSHN have appointed JPMorgan to oversee the equity fundraising process, two of the sources said. PIF and ROSHN have also begun testing investor interest in the stadium.
The 47,000-capacity stadium is under construction in Al Khobar and is expected to be completed by the end of 2026. It is scheduled to host its first match in January.
ROSHN own and developed the venue, while the state-owned oil company Saudi Aramco will operate it under a 25-year concession.
The proposed transaction could use a lease-and-leaseback structure similar to deals previously completed for Aramco’s pipeline assets.
Under that model, ROSHN would establish a company controlling the stadium’s leasehold and sell part of it to outside investors.
The investors would provide capital upfront and receive a share of Aramco’s long-term lease payments. ROSHN could then redirect the released funds towards its other developments.
The fundraising effort comes as Saudi Arabia seeks more private investment for the infrastructure required to host the FIFA World Cup.
The kingdom plans to build or renovate 15 stadiums across five cities, alongside 132 training grounds. The 2034 tournament will also be the first expanded 48-team World Cup staged by a single host country.
However, lower-than-expected oil revenues and heavy spending on large development projects have placed pressure on government finances.
Saudi Arabia seeks private capital and asset sales to address delays in Vision 2030 projects. Moreover, the search for Aramco Stadium investors follows reports of tighter spending across the Saudi Pro League.
KingFut reported this week that Saudi clubs were preparing for possible contractual disputes over player wages after substantial budget reductions.
Club officials are said to fear that previously agreed contracts could exceed their revised financial allocations, potentially leading players to pursue claims over unpaid salaries or breached agreements.
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