SELECCION DE CHILE 2013: Las razones por las que Sampaoli no "sufre" las ausencias de Fernández y Valdivia

El casildense utilizará un esquema que no basa su juego en un "10" clásico, similar con el que triunfó en su paso por Universidad de Chile.

20/03/2013 - 06:06

El casildense utilizará un esquema que no basa su juego en un "10" clásico.

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Jorge Sampaoli ha tenido un difícil inicio al mando de la "Roja" de cara a su debut en las eliminatorias. El casildense ha tenido que lidiar con las lesiones de sus principales figuras para los duelos ante Perú y Uruguay.
Los últimos jugadores que se sumaron al listado de bajas, que compone Sebastián Pinto y Humberto Suazo (marginación voluntaria), fueron Jorge Valdivia y Matías Fernández, éste último con escasa oportunidad de ser alternativa para el duelo del viernes por las molestias que arrastra de Fiorentina.
Sin embargo, pese a que ambos jugadores son considerados por el casildense, la ausencia de los volantes creativos no complica al DT de la "Roja", ya que el esquema que utilizará Sampaoli será similar al que implementó en Universidad de Chile.
¿Cómo jugará Chile ante Perú? Sampaoli sigue trabajando desde el búnker de la selección y aún no decide si jugará con 3-4-3 o un 4-3-3. Pese a ello, en ambos sistemas de juego la figura de un "10" no es trascendental para la propuesta de juego.
Durante su paso por Universidad de Chile, Sampaoli implementó un estilo de juego muy ofensivo que se basaba en la presión que ejercía en el campo del elenco rival. El "10" nunca fue una urgencia para el casildense y el único creativo que llegó al elenco azul, Matías Pérez García, no logró tener cabida en la formación titular y al poco tiempo dejó la institución.
Los once elegidos por Sampaoli, en caso que utilice un 4-3-3, serían Claudio Bravo; Mauricio Isla, Gary Medel, José Rojas, Gonzalo Jara; Charles Aránguiz, Carlos Carmona, Eugenio Mena; Eduardo Vargas, Alexis Sánchez y Jean Beausejour.

ELIMINATORIAS MUNDIALISTAS: DT de Perú Sergio Markarian estudia frenar a Alexis Sánchez con la misma estrategia que anuló a Messi

 

El DT de Perú podría realizar una marca escalonada contra el ariete del Barcelona, mismo método que utilizó contra el "10" en el empate ante Argentina.

18/03/2013 - 16:54

El DT de Perú podría realizar una marca escalonada contra el ariete del Barcelona.

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En Perú saben que el duelo ante Chile es clave para sus aspiraciones. Los incaicos necesitan sumar las tres unidades que le permitan seguir con chances de clasificar al Mundial de Brasil 2014.
Es por esto, que el DT de Perú, Sergio Markarian, se ha preocupado de cada uno de los detalles de cara al duelo con la "Roja". Uno de ellos es Alexis Sánchez, quien llega como la gran figura de la escuadra de Jorge Sampaoli.
Según publica el medio peruano Líbero, el ex DT de Universidad de Chile está diseñando una estrategia para frenar al ariete de Barcelona.
"El estratega rojiblanco necesita diseñar un plan efectivo para controlar la habilidad del ariete mapocho. Una estricta marca personal es una opción de peso, aunque el 'Mago' se inclinaría por esa marca escalonada que le dio resultados ante Lionel Messi", publica el medio. En aquella oportunidad, los incaicos igualaron ante el elenco trasandino.
Además, el periódico incaico elogia el rendimiento del "9" de Barcelona.
"La sola presencia del 'Chico Maravilla' genera en el técnico de la bicolor un intenso dolor de cabeza, ya que las cualidades técnicas del delantero del Barcelona son de temer. El atacante sureño llega en su mejor forma, siendo titular en el cuadro azulgrana, condeándose con astros del balompié mundial que le otorgan un nivel futbolístico superlativo para llegar con confianza a Lima".
Los encargados de neutralizar al jugador del Barcelona serían Guizasola (quien jugaría por el sector derecho, hacia donde se recuesta el atacante chileno), Cruzado y "Cachito" Ramírez.

WOMEN'S SOCCER 2013: Tickets for Canada WNT v USA Rematch on sale this Friday

 

CANADA vs USA | THE REMATCH Sunday, June 2nd, 2013 | 4:30pm kick off BMO Field, Toronto, ON Group Ticket Information Canada vs USA - Group Ticket Information Canada’s Women’s National Team - London 2012 Olympic Bronze Medallists - set for showdown against USA in Toronto 2012 Lou Marsh Athlete of the Year and Canadian Captain Christine Sinclair to lead Canada in a rematch of Olympic semi-final Organize a group of 10 or more to receive exclusive ticket discounts! Canada’s Women’s National Team, reigning London 2012 Olympic Bronze Medallists, will face rivals USA at BMO Field in Toronto on Sunday, June 2nd (4:30pm kickoff). The match against the world no. 1 ranked Americans will be the first time the two teams have clashed since the dramatic semi-final at the London 2012 Women’s Olympic Football Tournament. Canada rebounded from its semi-final loss to claim Canada’s first traditional team sport medal in a summer Olympics since 1936. By organizing a group to support Canada, you are eligible for exclusive price discounts and the opportunity for your group to be recognized at the match! Access the group order form here: http://www.canadasoccer.com/files/2013CanWNTvsUSAGroupSalesForm_CSA.pdf Please note that group ticket orders will be processed on a first come, first served basis. For further information on group sales, please contact Kanitha Nhek at marketing@canadasoccer.com or 613-237-7678 ext 255.

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Tickets for the highly anticipated Rematch between Canada’s Women’s National Team and USA are set to go on sale to the public this Friday, March 22 at 10:00 ET / 07:00 PT. The Canada-USA match, presented by Canadian Tire, will take place on Sunday, June 2nd at BMO Field in Toronto, ON (kick off 16:30 local).

“It is a real coup for us to have USA coming to play on Canadian soil; it will be a special occasion,” said John Herdman, Head Coach of Canada’s Women’s National Team. “This will be the biggest game of the year for many of our players.”

Fans will be able to purchase tickets online atticketmaster.ca, by phone at 1-855-985-5000 or in person at all Ticketmaster outlets or the BMO Field box office. For more information on tickets, visit the event page atcanadasoccer.com/rematch.

“We are thrilled to see such a high level of enthusiasm from our Canadian supporters and look forward to hopefully selling out BMO Field,” said Peter Montopoli, General Secretary, Canadian Soccer Association. “We are looking forward to having the stadium filled with loud and demonstrative fans to support our Women’s National Team for this great Rematch.”

“We have built this event to be an affordable and accessible soccer experience for all,” Montopoli added. “Canada Soccer will continue to work with our partners, provincial members and clubs to ensure June 2nd is a memorable celebration of Women’s soccer in Canada for our athletes and fans.”

Tickets for the June 2nd Rematch start as low as $25 (plus applicable fees), with almost 70% of all tickets available priced below $30.
Similar to the successful initiative that was started in 2011, community soccer clubs and group discounts are available and offer a reduced rate ranging from 20%-30% off regular price (based on volume). Details on clubs and groups offers are available on canadasoccer.com/rematchor by contacting marketing@canadasoccer.com.

Fans can sign up on canadasoccer.com to get access to an exclusive pre-sale offer. A limited offer will also be circulated via Canada Soccer’s Twitter (@CanadaSoccerEN) and Facebook (facebook.com/canadasoccer) channels.

Fans are invited to extend their soccer day by participating in a pre-match Fan Fest that will take place outside BMO Field. Further details will be unveiled as the event draws closer.

The June 2nd match will also be broadcast nationally on all four regional Sportsnet channels.

The match against the Americans will be the first time the two teams have clashed since a dramatic semi-final at the Women’s Olympic Football tournament at the London 2012 Olympics. In a drama-filled affair on 7 August, 2012, captain Christine Sinclair handed Canada the lead on three separate occasions but the Americans ultimately prevailed with a 123rd-minute winner in extra time. Canada rebounded from the devastating loss against USA to claim the country’s first-ever Olympic medal in Women’s football and Canada’s first summer Olympics medal by a traditional team sport since 1936.

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UNO News Net: Congreso Sudamericano de Futsal 2013: Daniel Cerros, Presidente de la Federación Canadiense de Futsal, en el Congreso Sudamericano en Argentina

UNO News Net: Congreso Sudamericano de Futsal 2013: Daniel Cerros, Presidente de la Federación Canadiense de Futsal, en el Congreso Sudamericano en Argentina

WOMEN'S SOCCER 2013: Canada ‘excited’ ahead of third-consecutive Cyprus Cup final

Canada come up short in Cyprus Cup final

Posted on 13 March 2013 in Women's National Team / Olympic Team

Canada suffered heartbreak for the second consecutive year in the final of the Cyprus Women's Cup - losing 0:1 to England on this occasion on Wednesday 6 March, 2013 at the GSP Stadium in Nicosia, Cyprus.
England's Rachel Yankey scored the lone goal of the game in the 70th minute and it proved to be the winner as Canada could not muster any clear-cut chances as it fought to get back in the game.
"England were the better team tonight - give them credit," said Canadian Head Coach John Herdman.
"We will have another opportunity against them next month in England."

CANWNT: Reaction, Cyprus Cup Final, John Herdman
Jonelle Filigno had Canda's best chance of the game but she could not hit the target with a first-half effort from close range.
Next up for Canada is a Women's International Friendly against France in Nice, France on 4 April.
The Canadians will then travel to Rotherham, England for another fixture against England on 7 April.
Match report: Canada WNT 0:1 ENG

13 March 2013 in Women's National team

Canada will take on England at the GSP Stadium in Nicosia, Cyprus on Wednesday 13 March (18.00 local; 12.00 ET / 09.00 PT) as the team takes part in its third-consecutive final at the 2013 edition of the Cyprus Women’s Cup.
Fans will be able to follow the Cyprus Cup final live on Twitter: @CanadaSoccerEN. Complete pre and post-match video coverage, including full match highlights, will be available on CanadaSoccerTV.
The Canadians qualified for the tournament final by winning Group B with a perfect record of three wins in three matches featuring victories over Switzerland (2:0), Finland (2:1) and the Netherlands (1:0).
England earned their place in the championship game by winning Group A with a record of two wins (4:2 v Italy; 3:1 v New Zealand) and one draw (4:4 v Scotland).
“It’s a real privilege to be taking part in another cup final,” said Head Coach John Herdman ahead of Wedneday’s clash.
“We have prepared for this match in a way that should ensure that we are fresh for the final – as we had the opportunity to rest some key players in our final group fixture against the Netherlands.”
Canada recently defeated a Great Britain side 2:0 in the quarter-finals of the London 2012 Olympics – a team that was made-up of largely of English players – but Herdman is adamant that his team will be in for a tough final with the Cyprus Cup title on the line.
“England have proven they can step up in big games as they came from behind to beat New Zealand and qualify for the final here in Cyprus.
“They are top-10 team in world football and we know they will be working their hardest to disrupt our game.”
“This will be an important challenge for us to see if we can keep our composure and continue to play the way we want to play when England puts us under pressure.
“The players and the staff are excited for it.”
After wining the 2011 Cyprus Cup 2:1 in extra time against the Netherlands; Canada were defeated 2:0 by France in the 2012 final.
Canada defeated England 2:0 in the last fixture between the two teams on 7 March, 2011 at the 2011 Cyprus Cup.
Notes:

• Canada WNT has an all-time record 4W-0D-2L against England in six matches dating back to 1995.

FIFA Women’s World Cup Canada 2015™ Host Cities

 

 

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The official Host Cities for the FIFA Women’s World Cup Canada 2015™ were announced at a media conference held on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Canada on 4 May 2012 in the presence of the Honourable Bal Gosal, Minister of State (Sport), FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter and Canadian Soccer Association President Dr Dominique Maestracci.

The six official Host Cities named today are: Edmonton, Alberta; Moncton, New Brunswick; Montreal, Quebec; Ottawa, Ontario; Vancouver, British Columbia; and Winnipeg, Manitoba.

The FIFA Women’s World Cup – the largest single sports event for women in the world – will be the first single sport event in Canada to be held from coast to coast.

“As Minister of State for Sport and an avid soccer fan, it is with great excitement that I congratulate the official Host Cities of the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup,” said the Honourable Bal Gosal, Minister of State (Sport). “The Government of Canada is proud to be a key supporter in the hosting of this prestigious event, which will provide Canadians across our country with the chance to experience the highest level of soccer competition in their own backyards. We look forward to cheering on our women’s national team as they compete against the world’s best.”

FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter, who attended the announcement in Ottawa, said:
“Canada 2015 has already made history as this will be the first FIFA Women’s World Cup in which 24 national teams will participate. Women’s football is continuing to mature, and I am really pleased that football fans in cities across the country, from east to west, will have the opportunity to take part. The Host Cities play a crucial role in delivering a FIFA competition, and I am sure that seeing world-class footballers across Canada will inspire a whole new generation of girls and women to get involved in the game.”

“We are extremely grateful to FIFA for providing us with the opportunity to host this most important competition,” commented Canadian Soccer Association President, Dr Dominique Maestracci. He added that “the sport of soccer continues to gain momentum both as a participatory and spectator experience in our country, with nearly half of all participants female. We thank the Government of Canada and our provincial and municipal government partners for their outstanding support to ensure we will continue that growth through 2015 and beyond.”

The FIFA Women’s World Cup host nation will also host the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup in the preceding year. Official Host Cities for the 2014 competition will be announced by the end of 2012.

General background information on the FIFA Women’s World Cup Canada 2015™, is now available on the tournament’s official website www.FIFA.com/Canada2015.

CANADA 2015 FIFA WOMEN'S WORLD CUP: Host City Venue General Managers announced

March 2013

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The FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015 National Organising Committee has named the six Venue General Managers that will lead the six Official Host Cities in their preparations for the competition. The six new members of the Canada 2015 team have been brought together for a five-day Venue General Manager Workshop in the nation's capital, Ottawa, from 4-8 March 2013.

The six Venue General Managers are Rita Rogers for Vancouver, Trisa Zimmerman for Edmonton, Chad Falk for Winnipeg, Valerie Hughes for Ottawa, Francis Millien for Montréal, and Stéphane Delisle for Moncton.

"We have gathered a great team of venue general managers that will help bring the FIFA Women's World Cup to life in 2015," said Peter Montopoli, National Organising Committee Chief Executive Officer. "They will be key players on our team that engages a nation - from coast to coast - like never before."

The FIFA Women's World Cup is held every four years, with the next edition to be played in Canada in 2015. It marks the first major sporting event hosted in Canada from coast to coast, with matches to be played in Vancouver, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Ottawa, Montréal and Moncton.

The FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015 will be preceded one year earlier by the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup, one of two FIFA women's youth tournaments. The FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup returns to Canada for the first time since 2002. Host cities for the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup Canada 2014 will be announced later this year.

In Vancouver, Ms. Rogers brings 20-plus years of event management, most notably as Senior Manager, Events at Canucks Sports & Entertainment and Rogers Arena. She was the lead project manager during the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Games for the hockey venue. During her career, she has worked at numerous high-profile sporting events.

Introducing the general managers
In Edmonton, Ms. Zimmerman brings more than 15 years of event experience in Canadian sport. She has worked in numerous sports, including athletics, figure skating and soccer, as well as working at two Olympic Games (Salt Lake 2002 and London 2012). She previously served as Event Manager for the Coaching Association of Canada and also served as the Venue Operations for the Toronto Site at the FIFA U-20 World Cup Canada 2007

From Winnipeg, Mr. Falk has already built more than 10 years in event experience, including a recent position as Director of Public Relations & Special Events for Volleyball Canada. He has worked for Sport Manitoba and the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada. He is well placed in the Winnipeg and Manitoba markets, having also served as a board member for the Manitoba Games.

In Ottawa, Ms. Hughes brings more than 15 years of experience in sport, including the upcoming 2013 IIHF Ice Hockey Women's World Championships in Ottawa this April. Her event experience includes two major FIFA tournaments in Canada, working at both the highly-successful FIFA U-19 Women's World Championship Canada 2002 and, as the National Event Manager, at the record-setting FIFA U-20 World Cup Canada 2007.

In Montréal, Mr. Millien has more than 35 years of experience in sport, with his involvement dating back to the Montréal 1976 Olympics when he worked as a broadcaster. He previously served as Venue Technical for the Montréal Site at the FIFA U-16 World Tournament in 1987 and the president of the Montréal site at the FIFA U-20 World Cup Canada 2007.

For Moncton, Mr. Delisle brings nearly 20 years of experience in sport. He has served in a variety of positions in the Canadian sport system and has been to five Olympic Games dating back to the Salt Lake 2002 Olympics. He was part of the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games through both the Bid Corporation and VANOC, eventually serving as Operations Manager, Venue Management (Whistler) for the Organising Committee.