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realmadridnews · 9 months

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National team matches

Spain:

Kepa Arrizabalaga

Daniel Carvajal

Joselu

Georgia - Spain; EURO 2024 qualifications; 8th September 2023; 6:00 PM CET

Spain - Cyprus; EURO 2024 qualifications; 12th September 2023; 8:45 PM CET

France:

Eduardo Camavinga

Aurelien Tchouameni

France - Ireland; EURO 2024 qualifications; 7th September 2023; 8:45 PM CET

Germany - France; friendly; 12th September 2023; 9:00 PM CET

Austria:

David Alaba

Austria - Moldova; friendly; 7th September 2023; 8:30 PM CET

Sweden- Austria; EURO 2024 qualifications; 12th September 2023; 8:45 PM CET

Brazil:

Rodrygo Goes

Brazil - Bolivia; World Cup 2026 qualifications ; 9th September 2023; 2:45 AM CET

Peru - Brazil; World Cup 2026 qualifications; 13th September 2023; 4:00 AM CET

Brazil U23:

Vinicius Tobias

Morocco U23 - Brazil U23; friendly; 7th September 2023; 9:00 PM CET

Morocco U23 - Brazil U23; friendly; 11th September 2023; 9:00 PM CET

Croatia:

Luka Modric

Croatia - Latvia; EURO 2024 qualifications; 8th September 2023; 8:45 PM CET

Armenia - Croatia; EURO 2024 qualifications; 11th September 2023; 6:00 PM CET

England:

Jude Bellingham

Ukraine - England; EURO 2024 qualifications; 9th September 2023; 6:00 PM CET

Scotland - England; friendly; 12th September 2023; 8:45 PM CET

Germany:

Antonio Rudiger

Germany - Japan; friendly; 9th September 2023; 8:45 PM CET

Germany - France; friendly; 12th September 2023; 9:00 PM CET

Ukraine:

Andriy Lunin

Ukraine - England; EURO 2024 qualifications; 9th September 2023; 6:00 PM CET

Italy - Ukraine; EURO 2024 qualifications; 12th September 2023; 8:45 PM CET

Uruguay:

Federico Valverde

Uruguay - Chile; World Cup 2026 qualifications ; 9th September 2023; 1:00 AM CET

Ecuador - Uruguay; World Cup 2026 qualifications; 12th September 2023; 11:00 PM CET

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thearoaceshark · 9 months

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Miyamoto Usagi

From the earth 2016-U23, Japan (year 1630).

Doe.

She/Her (trans woman).

Bisexual.

27 years old (going on dates with Lee since they were 19 years old).

She measures 1.66

White fur. Brown black eyes.

She left her clan after her sensei was killed and she became a ronin.

She came to the turtles' dimension after helping them defet Sabanti Romero (again). She was stranded there for a while and decided that she wanted to stay in their dimension with them.

It took her 4 years to learn English (and she's still not good at all).

She loves Lee very much.

Donnie doesn't like her very much.

Usagi was an orphan girl from Feudal Japan. The place where she spent her childhood was not the best, but she had nothing better, she had been there since she was a baby.

Aoki-san, one of the workers, told her to find something to do with her life so that she could get out of there and not end up like them, so she began to think how she could do it. In her child head, she came to the conclusion that the warriors who came to the house must be the answer, the boss said that they had a lot of recognition in the country, so Usagi one day asked one of them what to do to be like them (the man only answered when he got dr0nk).

He told her that to be a samurai one must be good at wielding the sword and winning battles, so the doe started training in the forest every day to become a samurai. One day her training caught the attention of a lion samurai, who asked the boss if he could take her to teach her how to be a samurai. She went with him, and faced many obstacles.

She did well, everyone praised her talent and before long many of them were interested in her progress, until she told her sensei that she was a girl. From that moment on, everyone looked at her very strangely, as if she shouldn't belong there, but her teacher didn't let them get in her way, Katsuichi-sensei accepted her and continued to train her as always, even teaching her to read (the femenines samurais existed and were just as lethal as the masculine ones, but they were not respected in the same way, they always had to be accompanied by a man, and they were not allowed to learn to read and write).

Her life was hard, but she was doing well... Until her sensei died. It was when she was 18 years old, they had been attacked by the enemy, she suffered several damages, her left ears had been cut off and her right had almost suffered the same fate, they also cut off her hair that she had been growing for years (it didn't seem very important but it hurt her), and she earned a distinct scar on her forehead, but what hurt her the most was that her sensei couldn't survive...

After that, during the first few days without Katsuichi-sensei, she suffered harassment from others, and because of that, it didn't take long for her to leave and leave the clan, she became a ronin.

She left her hair short to "close cycles" and began a new journey without destination.

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She had been wandering for a year, working as a yojimbo from time to time, when some singular warriors appeared in her path, some... Kappa? Ninjas? She attack them thinking they were enemys.

When they convinced her that they did not want to attack her and they stopped fighting, they explained that there was something called the multiverse, it seems that they had met another version of herself and were looking for him to ask for his help, but for some reason they ended up in her dimension and not in his. The enemy that was attacking them (a VERY strange creature if she is allowed to say, and she has seen strange things) found them and attacked them, and Usagi decided to help.

They managed to defeat... That crazy creature, to tell the truth Usagi would need a few days to process what a crap adventure that was... But she doesn't regret helping that group, they were nice.

She had to stay in the turtles' dimension for a while until Renet and the Time Lord managed to open a portal to her dimension, but, Usagi doubted if she should go through. She had had a lot of fun these last few days with the turtles, aaaand she had liked the kunoichi in blue very much... And she had no reason to return to her dimension.

For some reason Time Lord let her stay. Everyone was very surprised by her decision, because she would stay in a dimension where she has to stay hidden?! Anyway, that was her decision.

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Months later Usagi and Lee began dating, and the doe began to grow her hair again.

#The condemnation of all the Usagis who fall in in love with Leo is to be hated by Donnie #Raph and Mikey thinks she's cool #April too and they usually go on missions together #Karai gave her the shovel talk #transfem leo #leo's girlfriend #tmnt #2012 leo #leonardo hamato #tmnt 2012 #miyamoto usagi #leosagi lesbians #leosagi

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sroctre · 30 days

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Japan, Uzbekistan enter AFC U23 Asian Cup final and confirm Olympic berths | Football News - https://devishop.gives/japan-uzbekistan-enter-afc-u23-asian-cup-final-and-confirm-olympic-berths-football-news/

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ramtracking · 1 month

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LIVE MATCH: Japan vs Iraq AFC U23 Asian Cup 2024 [ AFC U-23 Asian Cup ]

LIVE MATCH: Japan vs Iraq AFC U23 Asian Cup 2024 [Highlights] Doha, Qatar: The Japan U23 and Iraq U23 national squads will face off in the second semi final game at the AFC U23 Asian Cup Qatar 2024… Iraq’s Ali Basim Mohamed, left, and Japan’s Riku Handa fight for the ball during a U-23 Asian Cup semi-final match between Iraq and Japan in… during a U-23 Asian Cup semi-final match between Iraq and…

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shioriybradshaw · 3 months

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Eustress x Einhundert

Date: 2024/03/29 Fri

Venue: WWWβ

Open: 24:00

Door: 3,000

ADV: 2,500

U23: 2,000

Ticket Link:

RA:

[Lineup]

mobilegirl b2b Why Be

Nico Adomako

ShioriyBradshaw

Kanucia

riria

彩度と濃度を高く持つ“Local to Global”なサウンドにアンテナを張り続けるDJ・ShioriyBradshawが、その無二のスタイルを体現するパーティー『Eustress』を3月29日（金）に渋谷WWWβにて初開催。今回は、ベルリンの音楽とアートのシーンに新たな感覚を吹き込むコレクティヴ/レーベル〈Einhundert〉と共にキュレーションし、1年ぶりにコラボパーティーを創り上げる。

〈Einhundert〉と親交が深く、1年前の『Eustress』コラボエディションでもフロアに熱狂を生み出したmobilegirlが再び来日。今回は、2010年代中頃からプロデューサーとして独自の存在感を放ち、またレーベル〈Yegorke〉のオーナーとしても前衛電子音楽を牽引してきたWhy BeとB2Bセットを披露する。特定のカテゴリに分類し難くも、身体や感情にストレートなサウンドを得意とする2人のプレイは必見である。

そして〈Einhundert〉からは、2月末に『Boiler Room Festival Berlin』に出演を果たしたコレクティヴ主要メンバーで、ガーナの「Oroko Radio」共同創設者としても��られるNico Adomakoと、ハードドラム〜ボールルーム〜GQOMなど多岐にわたるサウンドを果敢にミックスし、コレクティブの精神を体現するKanuciaが登場。さらにローカルからは、独特な選曲のパレットを持ちながら、確実にユースの芯を捉えるプレイで注目を集めるririaがラインナップ。

どこかのストリートやローカルクラブを発端にして、加速度的に越境を続けてきたサウンドが交差する、東京では類を見ないクラブナイトとなるだろう。

ShioriyBradshaw, who continuously tunes into a high-saturation and high-intensity "Local to Global" sound, will host the party which reflecting her unique style, "Eustress" at Shibuya WWWβ, on March 29th. This time, collaborating again with the collective/label "Einhundert," which injects a fresh sense into Berlin's music and art scene, they will curate a collaboration party for the first time in about a year.

Mobilegirl, who has a deep connection with Einhundert and stirred up excitement on the dance floor at the collaborative edition of "Eustress" a year ago, returns to Japan once again. This time, she will showcase a back-to-back set with Why Be, who has been making his mark as a producer since the mid-2010s and has also been leading avant-garde electronic music as the owner of the label Yegorke. Their play style, which is difficult to classify into specific categories but excels in delivering direct sounds to the body and emotions, is a must-see.

And from "Einhundert," one of the key members of the collective who recently performed at the "Boiler Room Festival Berlin" at the end of February is Nico Adomako, also known as co-founder of Ghana's "Oroko Radio". Then, Kanucia, who fearlessly mixes a diverse range of sounds from Hard Drum to Ballroom to GQOM, embodying the spirit of the collective. Additionally, from the local scene, riria, known for her unique selection palette while consistently capturing the essence of youth with her play, garners attention in the lineup.

[About Einhundert]

EINHUNDERT is a question of identity and belonging, continuously reproduced and explored through a series of club nights and community events.

As a transdisciplinary, multi-ethnic collective, EINHUNDERT is constantly developing and deconstructing ideas of identity and belonging in the context of localities and inner-city culture. Working exclusively outside of traditional cultural institutions, the Berlin-based collective formulates a unique Diaspora-German/European perspective on European identity, global-local dynamics, and cultural hegemony.

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alexbkrieger13 · 3 months

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Hear me out: this is the beggining of an era of WOSO dominated by Spain. Nobody can stop them, I'm sure if they played Japan now they would win.

Their U23, U20, U19, U17 and U16 are literally WC and Euros champions almost every year.

I don't think they're invincible they have flaws it's just do the teams opposite them have the capabilities of counteracting those flaws particularly defensively. We are definitely in the era where international football is not known for its good defending

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edwinteresa196 · 5 months

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Japan and US Make Roster Changes - Two Defenders Swapped for National Teams

<h2>Japanese National Team Calls Up Rai for the First Time</h2> <p>Grasshoppers midfielder Rai Kogiku has received his first national team call-up for Japan. The 20-year-old has played for some of Japan's youth teams before, including the U19s, U20s and U23s. But this is the first time he's been picked for the senior team.</p> <p>Rai has been a regular starter for his club Grasshoppers this season. He's played center mid in all eight of his games so far. Grasshoppers' coach Contini trusts Rai a lot and thinks he's an important part of the team.</p> <h2>USA Makes Two Changes Due to Injuries</h2> <p>The US Men's National Soccer Team has had to make a couple changes to their squad. Defenders Kieran Tierney from Celtic and Chris Richards from Crystal Palace got hurt, so they can't play. Now two other defenders will join the team instead.</p> <p>Genk defender James Sands and Troyes defender Tim Ream will take their places. Sands is 20 and still learning, while Ream is 34 and brings a lot of experience. Though they play for different clubs, both defenders have started training with the US team now to get ready for their upcoming matches.</p> <h2>In Summary</h2> <p>Japanese midfielder Rai Kogiku receives his first call-up to the senior national team after impressing for his club Grasshoppers. Meanwhile, injuries to two defenders force the US team to bring in replacements from Genk and Troyes to round out their back line.</p>

#us national team

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karenpaul996 · 5 months

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Can Vietnam U23 Continue Their Magic Against Formidable Uzbekistan?

2017-2018 Asian U23 Cup Match Time: Saturday, January 27, 16:00 Can Vietnam U23 continue their magic run? Vietnam U23 have drawn their last three matches against strong opponents. Will they be able to extend this streak in this game? Basic Analysis 1. While Vietnam U23's strength in Asia was previously not that great, their development in recent years has been quite rapid. Moreover, this team has great resilience - in their previous three games, they fought until the very end, which is an outstanding performance. In this game, they will undoubtedly battle it out to the bitter end. 2. Uzbekistan U23 has performed very well so far. Moreover, in the knockout stage their results have been extremely impressive. The team first had a big win over Japan, and then continued their run by bloodily overcoming Korea in extra time. Clearly in this game, they have their sights set on the championship.

#youth soccer

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theanticool · 4 months

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Spotlight | Rinya Nakamura

By: MMA WATCH

Japan's most interesting prospect returns to action. Former U23 World Champion freestyle wrestler Rinya Nakamura (8-0) will be back in the cage this week as he continues accruing cage time. One of the 'benefits' of the UFC signing every fighter with a pulse nowadays is that they are no longer just throwing every interesting Japanese prospect they have at the hardest possible match up imaginable. Cause while Nakamura's resume, athletic prowess, and potential are very apparent, being a good fighter comes down to time. Cage and training time. And Nakamura is only 3 years into MMA.

Nakamura will face off against Ecuador's Carlos Vera (11-3) at UFC 298 this Saturday (Feb. 17).

#Rinya Nakamura #UFC #MMA #Highlight Video #Highlight Videos #Youtube

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heavyweightnation · 7 months

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Kennedy Blades And Audrey Jimenez Win Silver At U23 World Championships, Day 4 Recap

Day 4 of the 2023 U23 World Championships is in the books and the Team USA women’s squad has won two medals. At 50kg Audrey Jimenez was unfortunately forced to forfeit her finals match against Umi Ito of Japan due to injury which gives her a silver medal finish. Kennedy Blades met Reetika of India in the finals at 76kg, it was all Reetika from start to finish as she was able to claim a 9-2 win…

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flydotnet · 8 months

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WHUMPTOBER 2023 DAY 4: “I see the danger, It’s written there in your eyes.” Cattle Prod | Shock | “You in there?”

Well, would you look at the anomaly: for once, I'm not making Matsuyama eat the floor! He gets to be a bit of a caretaker this time, and not in a WY fashion, just in a "taking care of your soccer buddy" way.

I was originally going to write this one with a very similar premise but also with an OC, but my brain decided it wasn't Ziggy time - it was platonic JunMatsu time instead. To be fair to my brain, they're my favourite parallel in all of CT, and I don't write them nearly enough as their canon selves (the HSAU being another thing altogether in that regard). To say this all started from watching France 24 and seeing a weather forecast for Amsterdam, London and Paris one morning last week…

It may just be me, but God the idea of those two being roommates during international tournaments lives rent-free inside my head. It's done so since I first discovered Mikono's work on Twitter like a year and a half ago, but man, she makes a compelling argument.

Midway through writing this, for some reason that I can only call "JY Anime Is Ongoing Syndrome", my Misugi decided to become an assistant coach instead… when I was trying to set this fic during either the U19 tournament or U23 Olympics. So that was weird, but I guess this means this story is set in an alternate timeline where Misugi did end up becoming coach instead of a useless-ass defender one of Japan's flagship players. I like writing this guy as a bit more aloof and loopy than he'd be in canon, just because I like that characterization from doujins. It's a fun way to write what's otherwise a very serious character! Misugi can be a bit silly, as a treat.

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A Dulled Blade Can Never Win

Summary: Fatigue, roommates and a bit of a bad heart day.

Fandom: Captain Tsubasa

Word Count: 1.3K words

AO3 version available here.

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His heartbeat is irregular, today.

That’s the first thing that came to Jun’s mind when he woke up. Live for over twenty years with a sham for a heart and you’re bound to be attuned to its overly demanding needs, even while half-awake. The discomfort is an instinctive thing, like the sting of a bug bite or the sensation of needing rest. He doubts anyone not in his shoes would understand this to the unconscious level he feels. Who even thinks about their heartbeats? It’s like breathing, to normal people.

Well, maybe normal people do think about their heartbeats when they’re abnormal. They’re just not as used or attuned to their pulse as he is. Now, he only has to find out why: it could be regular arrythmia, it sometimes happen, but it could also be a lot more devious.

The thought remains on his mind for the rest of the morning. He follows conversations about strategies, tactics and who gets to be a starter player this time around. Coach Kira asks for his opinion and all he can provide is surface-level pleasantries, he’s sure of it. Or maybe he did just spew out whatever ideas he had brainstormed during the night. Who knows; not him, unfortunately.

It’s all very fuzzy and beyond him, at times, in this strange way that shouldn’t be the case anymore. You don’t live for over twenty years with a faulty heart to get distracted by its symptoms anymore. He’s swallowed the hypertrophic cardiomyopathy so long ago, why is it now biting him back? Can’t he just do his job properly?

Eventually, they’re back in their rooms. Somewhere in the haze of his heart bothering him for the nth time this week, he remembers he should research their next opponent – Spain, maybe? Or was it Brazil? Too familiar. Portugal, then? No, no, they’re already eliminated, have been for a while judging by the fact he can’t even remember… God, this is starting to look bad on his front.

Why can’t he focus? Even the lines in his book are starting to swim and make no sense. His heart is still beating too fast, and his head feels light on his neck. Perhaps he is about to slip into an attack and isn’t realizing yet. Maybe that’s what the haze is. Perhaps he should see Coach Gamo about this? Wait, no, he’s the med school student here, what is he even think –

Hey, you in there?

The voice is loud, strong and perhaps a little frustrated; yet it nonetheless remains calm and controlled. It snaps him out of that… was it a pensive trance? Or was it something else? Who knows, who knows… He didn’t even know he had slipped into one. That’s… weird. What was he thinking about? Ah, dammit, the page of the book is cornered, he must have done that when he jumped.

Right, yes, there is someone right in front of his face – his roommate, as it turns out. He hadn’t even heard Matsuyama come in, how long has he been here? Questions for another time, he supposes.

“Oh, it’s just you,” he nonchalantly replies. “What can I do for you?”

“You were zoning the hell out, so I was wondering if you were okay.” His eyes squint. “You don’t look like it to me.”

Oh no, not this spiel again.

“Why thank you for the concern, but I’m quite alright. I was merely just deep in thought.”

Of course, it’s now that Matsuyama has chosen to be a sceptic.

“Oh really? You’ve been like that all morning-long, man. What were you thinkin’ about?”

“Uh…” Good question, isn’t it! “Our next opponent.” Yeah that sounds good – what?

Somehow, during that very short snap of inattention, somehow, his suspicious teammate has found the time to lean in front of him and put a hand on his forehead. Soon enough, he’s started gritting his teeth, eyebrows knitting.

“Wait, you’re burning up!” He yells out immediately thereafter.

“That’d explain some things,” Jun thinks out loud with half his mind operating. “Wait.”

Goddammit. It’s not how you reassure someone like Matsuyama. Once he’s onto you, he’ll never let you go. If only he could’ve kept it shut…

“What do you mean, that’d explain some things?”

This is a good way to buy a one-way ticket to the infirmary, yes.

“Things being fuzzy, for lack of a better term. I thought it was just my heart playing tricks on me.”

“You sound awfully unconcerned about that.”

“You do tend to become used to things like this. I’m pretty sure you’d know what I mean by that.”

He has a chuckle at his comrade’s expense.

“Point granted, after some time, it must just be an annoyance.” His eyes squint again. “You’re sure you’re –” oh, now they’re wide open, “hey, wait, you’ve still got a fever!”

Well, looks like his diversion plan has failed. That’s the issue with trying to convince Matsuyama of all people: this guy never forgets. It’s like he has a built-in radar for people’s discomfort and he will do something about it, no matter the price and no matter how harsh his tone has to get (he usually apologizes about fifteen minutes later, twenty if you’ve really worried him. Don’t ask Jun how he knows that). Oh well, he’s tried.

Maybe that’s the reason why they keep sticking the two of them in the same bedroom, even after all those years and fine-tuning who goes along with who (and his roommate would be able to chart it all out, if you could read his handwriting). They just figured he’d pay attention to Matsuyama’s numerous bruises and he’d keep watch over his tendency to… embellish the truth, yes. Habits die hard and if those two aren’t the living showcase of that, then what is?

“It does sound like it, if you say so.”

“Well, you’re the future doctor of us two, so… Where do I bring you? The infirmary?”

“You could also let me be, Matsuyama. It’s just a—”

“I’m not doin’ that, no, not when I know who you are.”

“You can’t ask for a doctor’s advice and just ignore it.”

“That’s not medical advice and you know it.”

Oh… He isn’t even smiling.

“I’ll be fine, don’t worry yourself about it,” Jun tries saying with a hand on his chest (force of habit).

“There aren’t a lot of guys you could be saying that to here, but I’m certainly not one of them.” He kneels back down to his level. “Especially if it’s about your heart, then I’m not lettin’ that shit pass.”

Stupid force of habit.

“You don’t completely zone out like that, usually,” he continues. “You’re sure you sleep at night?”

“I do, yes.” Perhaps not much, but yes, he does get some winks in… when insomnia doesn’t hit, that is. “Although I’ll agree with you, I’m usually sharper than that.”

“To the infirmary it is with you, then.”

Jun sighs. For all intents and purposes, it’s very much affectionate.

“You really aren’t gonna give up anytime soon, won’t you?”

“Nope. It’s either you go willingly or I’m getting someone with bigger arms than I am to put you there.” Matsuyama sighs as well. “I hate that phrasing, but it’s for your own good.”

Eventually, Jun feels his shoulders lower.

“Fine, fine,” he replies as he gets up. “It’s an off day and seeking medical assistance for non-urgent situations is better than letting something potentially dangerous fester. I’ll go.”

His roommate follows, far more relaxed than before.

“Good. I’d have hated forcing your hand.”

“I know.” He walks to the door. “See you later, then.”

Before he can open it, however, Matsuyama follows.

“Wait, Misugi! I’m coming with you.”

“If you want,” he replies with a shrug.

Maybe one day he’ll be able to admit he likes having someone to rely on – but for now, they just make their way out of the living quarters in silence.

#whumptober 2023 #no.4 #you in there?#captain tsubasa #fic

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realmadridnews · 9 months

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National team matches - results

Georgia - Spain 1:7 (Chakvetadze 49' - Morata 22', 40', 66', Kvirkvelia (OG) 27', Olmo 38', Nico Williams 68', Yamal 74')

Daniel Carvajal - played the whole match. (7.5/10 via flashscore)

Joselu - played 18 minutes. (6.5/10)

Kepa Arrizabalaga - didn't play.

Spain - Cyprus 6:0 (Gavi 18', Merino 33', Joselu 70', Ferran Torres 73', 83', Baena 77')

Daniel Carvajal - played the whole match and assisted Joselu's and Ferran's first goal. (8.9/10)

Joselu - played the whole second half, scored and assisted Baena's goal. (7.6/10)

Kepa Arrizabalaga - didn't play.

France - Ireland 2:0 (Tchouameni 19', Thuram 48')

Aurelien Tchouameni - played the whole match and scored. (8.1/10)

Eduardo Camavinga - played 3 minutes.

Germany - France 2:1 (Muller 4', Sane 87' - Griezmann (p) 89')

Antonio Rudiger - played the whole match as a left back. (6.9/10)

Eduardo Camavinga - played the whole match. (7.3/10)

Aurelien Tchouameni - played the whole match. (7.7/10)

Austria - Moldova 1:1 (Gregoritsch 50' - Damascan 3')

David Alaba - played the whole second half.

Sweden - Austria 1:3 (Holm 90' - Gregoritsch 53', Arnautovic 56', (p) 69')

David Alaba - played the whole match (7.1/10)

Brazil - Bolivia 5:1 (Rodrygo 24', 53', Raphinha 47', Neymar 61', 90+3' - Abrego 78')

Rodrygo Goes - played 89 minutes scored twice and assisted Neymar's first goal. (9.2/10)

Peru - Brazil 0:1 (Marquinhos 90')

Rodrygo Goes - played the whole match. (7.2/10)

Morocco U23 - Brazil U23 1:0 (El Ouahdi 73')

Vinicius Tobias - played 14 minutes.

Croatia - Latvia 5:0 (Petkovic 5', 44', Ivanusec 13', Kramaric 48', Pasalic 78')

Luka Modric - played 61 minutes. (7.7/10)

Armenia - Croatia 0:1 (Kramaric 13')

Luka Modric - played the whole match. (8.3/10)

Ukraine - England 1:1 (Zinchenko 26' - Walker 41')

Jude Bellingham - played 65 minutes. (7.1/10)

Andriy Lunin - didn't play.

Scotland - England 1:3 (Maguire (OG) 67' - Foden 32', Bellingham 35', Kane 81')

Jude Bellingham - played 84 minutes, scored and assisted Kane's goal. (8.7/10)

Germany - Japan 1:4 (Sane 19' - Ito 11', Ueda 22', Asano 90', Tanaka 90+2')

Antonio Rudiger - played the whole match. (5.9/10)

Italy - Ukraine 2:1 (Frattesi 12', 29' - Yarmolenko 41')

Andriy Lunin - didn't play.

Uruguay - Chile 3:1 (De la Cruz 38', 71', Valverde 45+2' - Vidal 74')

Federico Valverde - played the whole match and scored. (8.0/10)

Ecuador - Uruguay 2:1 (Felix Torres 45+5', 61' - Canobbio 38')

Federico Valverde - played the whole match. (6.8/10)

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peregrinatioblog · 1 year

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07.06.2023 Japan U23 – Marokko U23 2:1

Stade Parsemain, Fos-sur-Mer (350)

#japan #morocco #fos sur mer #football #france #foot

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asiarugby · 1 year

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Asia Rugby voted in Qais Al Dhalai as World Rugby Council Member at an Extraordinary General Meeting

– Terence Khoo appointed as Asia Rugby Deputy President – Brand new Asia Rugby Grand League to see lights in quarter one 2024 – Annual test matches for Asia Select men and women teams and Japan U23 commence in 2023 Asia Rugby concluded successfully its End of Year Council Meeting with 35 member unions and over 60 delegates attending virtually. With 95% of eligible votes, Asia Rugby voted to…

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shioriybradshaw · 2 years

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CYK 6th Anniversary. ALL NIGHT LONG "and You!"

Date: 2022.12.3 sat

Venue: Spotify O-EAST / 東間屋

OPEN/START: O-EAST 23:59 / 東間屋 23:30

ADV: ¥2,000 / DOOR: ¥2,500 / U23: ¥2,000

※YOU MUST BE OVER 20 YEAR OLD WITH PHOTO ID TO ENTER!

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必ず写真付き身分証明書をお持ち下さい。

LINE UP:

O-EAST: CYK -All Night Long Set-

東間屋: Himawari / midori / ShioriyBradshaw / YOSHIHAARAA

VJ: Kenchan / VJ Manami

Tickets:

Zaiko / e+

https://tsutayaoeast.zaiko.io/e/CYK6th

https://eplus.jp/cyk-6th/

前売: 11/7(月) 10:00〜 12/2 23:59

Infomation: Spotify O-EAST 03-5458-4681

https://shibuya-o.com/east/

CYK 6周年パーティーが開催、3年振りのオールナイトロング・B2BセットがSpotify O-EASTにて披露される！

2021年、コロナ禍以降ストップしていたCYKの針が動き出した。川崎ちどり公園にて開催された『RDC -Back To Real-』への出演を皮切りに、CYKの主催パーティー史上最大の動員となった『CYK 5th Anniversary -Into the Future-』を開催。2022年には、東伊豆にカムバックした『Rainbow Disco Club』本祭への出演、『FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL』の2日目のRED MARQUEEステージのクロージングへの抜擢、そして8月には閉店したベニューCONTACTへの花向けとして『CYK -THE STORY CONTINUES-』を開催。止まっていた何かを取り戻すようにギアを上げ続けた。

この1年、CYKは新たなクラバー達や気の置けないアーティスト仲間、絶えずサポートしてくれた友人達と、愛で溢れた大舞台をいくつも経験した。その愛とは音楽への愛であったりお互いへの愛であったり友人やパートナーへの愛であったり。矢印の方向は様々だっただろう。それこそがパーティーだ。

どれだけ大きな舞台であっても、一つ一つが間違いなくパーティーだった。どの夜の景色を思い出しても疑いなくそう思える。そんな一夜を繰り返した2022年を象徴するかのように、もとい、この6年間を祝して、CYKはこれまで触れ合った全ての人々を迎え入れるべく過去最大規模のベニューにて、自分達のパーティーを開催することにした。CYKからの愛を込めた、3年振りのオールナイト・B2Bセットだ。どこを切り取っても音楽と共に皆を迎え入れられるように。成長した自分達と一緒に遊んでもらえるように。記念すべき一夜を心から楽しみにできるように。

先日CYKが4年ぶりに再会したスウェーデンの友人、Baba Stiltzは以前CYKにこう話した。「愛こそ全て」であると。『CYK 6th Anniversary. ALL NIGHT LONG "and You!"』が、この夜を期待し待ち望んでくれているクラバーにとって、忘れらない一夜になることを切に願っている。

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『CYK 6th Anniversary. ALL NIGHT LONG "and You!"』東間屋のDJラインナップが決定した。セレクトショップCANNABISでバイヤーを務める傍らDJ活動を行い東京の夜の街を闊歩するHimawari、ロックバンドthe hatchのメンバーでありDJとしても唯一無二、ビート・サイエンスティストっぷりを発揮するmidori、R&BとHip Hopをルーツに持ちながら確かな技術でジャンルを横断、クロスオーバーさせるShioriyBradshaw、渋谷のヤングの爆心地MITSUKIにてパーティー『Million Dollar Sounds』を主催するYOSHIHAARAA、CYKの「Friends」といった趣きの四者が出演する。

CYKがオールナイトロング・セットを披露するO-EASTのVJには『Rainbow Disco Club』といった大舞台でCYKとパーティー共にしたVJ Manami、そしてCYKの開始間もなくから苦楽を共にする、『tokyovitamin』所属のヴィジュアル・アーティストKenchanがラインナップされた。

CYK 6th Anniversary Party to be held, first all-night long B2B set in 3 years at Spotify O-EAST!

In 2021, CYK, which had stopped since the Corona disaster, started to move. Starting with an appearance at "RDC -Back To Real-" at Kawasaki Chidori Park, CYK held "CYK 5th Anniversary -Into the Future-", the largest turnout in the history of CYK's organized parties.

In 2022, CYK made a comeback to Higashi Izu, appearing at the main festival of "Rainbow Disco Club," was selected to close the RED MARQUEE stage on the second day of "FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL," and in August, held "CYK -THE STORY CONTINUES-" at CONTACT.

Over the past year, CYK has experienced a number of major stages filled with love and new friends. No matter how big the stage, each one was definitely a "party". To celebrate 2022 and the past 6 years of many such nights, CYK decided to throw their own party in the biggest venue ever to welcome all the people they have touched.

This is the first all-night B2B set in three years, with love from CYK.

Our Swedish friend Baba Stiltz, whom CYK recently reunited with after 4 years, told us CYK that "Love is everything". We hope that "CYK 6th Anniversary. ALL NIGHT LONG "and You!"" will be an unforgettable night for all the clubbers who have been looking forward to it.

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CYK

It was a natural thing that CYK came to be — when some of Tokyo’s house freaks came together to throw their own party.Not only a platform for showcasing international guests, CYK is also a collective of DJs, organizers, promoters.

CYK is the Tokyo-based house music collective consisting of Nari, Kotsu, Naoki Takebayashi, and DNG. They have invited cutting-edge artists from Japan and abroad such as Mall Grab, HAAi, Baba Stiltz, KENJI TAKIMI, Avalon Emerson, Jun Kamoda, Skin On Skin, and more. Other parties have been held in a variety of formats, including the "CYK All Night Long" series, in which four CYK members create a night with only B2B, and the "CYK & Friends" series, which focuses on hooking up with local DJs close to home and abroad.

The members are constantly offered B2B sets, and have played at Venues in Tokyo such as CONTACT and VENT, as well as at big festivals such as "Rainbow Disco Club" and "FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL".In 2022. They will also play at the Wonderfruit Festival in Thailand.

CYK doesn’t propose any lofty aims as a crew — we simply love to keep representing proper grooviness and to draw partygoers into exciting and immersive dance spaces.

Keep your eyes open! More info will be coming soon.

-CYK-

Nari / Kotsu / DNG / Naoki Takebayashi

instagram

http://instagram.com/cyk.tokyo

Soundcloud

https://soundcloud.com/cyktokyo

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englishchinesetranslations · 2 years

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New UEFA (EFFA- European Fans' Football Association) replacement and their new regulations

Foreign player quota

BIG 20 Homegrown Leagues- Brazil, Argentina, Japan, Russia, England, Spain, Italy, Germany, France, Netherlands, Portugal, Belgium, Austria, Switzerland, Sweden, Poland, Ukraine, Turkey, Czech Rep, Serbia (America & others may be added)

-A player who plays for Senegal's national team, but came through the junior ranks in France will count as a French Homegrown player, not Senegalese

-A player's Homegrown status will depend upon which nation's academy he was part of when he was 16 years old. Therefore any club he joins abroad thereafter cannot alter his Homegrown origins

List of foreign player quotas per league (25 man squad)

-This will be reviewed once every 3 years

-All foreign goalkeepers included in this quota

-Under-23 foreign outfield players (except goalkeepers) excluded from this quota

Top 5 leagues (England, Spain, Germany, Italy, France)- 3 foreign players maximum (1 BIG 20 max.)

Leagues ranked 6th-15th- 5 foreign max (2 BIG 20 max)

Leagues 16th-25th- 7 foreign max (3 BIG 20 max)

Leagues 26th-54th- 10 foreign max (5 BIG 20 max)

-Every club must have 3 Homegrown players on the pitch at all times for European cup (Champions League etc.) matches

Under-23 players quota

-No restrictions on BIG 20 Homegrown League players in this cap

-No clubs permitted to field foreign Under-20 players in European cup (Champions League etc.) or domestic league matches. Doing so may result in voiding results, points deductions and fines.

-No clubs nor academies permitted to sign foreign Under-18 players at all. Doing so may result in voiding results, points deductions, fines and bans from European & domestic competitions.

-Under-23 foreign goalkeepers will be included in this cap

Leagues ranked 1st-15th- 1 foreign U23 max

Leagues ranked 16th-35th- 2 foreign U23 max

Leagues ranked 36th-54th- 3 foreign U23 max

All 2nd division leagues- 3 foreign U23 max

Foreign goalkeepers quota

-Under-23 foreign goalkeepers will be included in this cap

Leagues ranked 1st-10th- 1 foreign goalkeeper maximum (No BIG 20 League goalkeepers permitted)

Leagues ranked 11th-30th- 1 foreign keeper max (BIG 20 keepers are permitted)

Leagues ranked 31st-54th- 2 foreign keepers max (1 BIG 20 keeper is permitted)

All 2nd division leagues- 2 foreign keepers max (1 BIG 20 keeper is permitted)

Salary cap (25 man squad)

Leagues ranked 1st-5th- €6 million

Leagues ranked 6th-15th- €6.5 million

Leagues ranked 16th-25th- €7 million

Leagues ranked 26th-54th- €7.5 million

-All 2nd division leagues must adhere to salary caps of their corresponding top divisions

Limit on domestic league matches

-All registered EFFA leagues must not exceed 30 top domestic league championship (Premier League, Serie A, La Liga etc.) matches per season (with an additional 2 matches permitted for play-offs). Second division and lower division leagues will not be subjected to these regulations.

Limit on domestic broadcasting

-Top 5 ranked top domestic leagues banned from broadcasting live full league matches on terrestrial or pay TV and major streaming platforms to national and international audiences

-Clubs may host full length live private streaming coverage of all of their own matches on their own websites and/or club-oriented streaming services

-Highlight packages of domestic league matches can only be broadcasted internationally to major platforms 24 hours after all matches have ended

-Full length coverage of league matches can only be broadcasted to major platforms 48 hours after match(es) have ended nationally or internationally

-Full length coverage & highlight packages of domestic cup matches can only be broadcasted to international major platforms 24 hours after match(es) have ended

-Any clubs, associations and leagues found to be breaching these regulations may be fined, have results voided, disqualified, suffer points deductions and banned from European competitions.

-National associations may have the power to implement further broadcasting regulations and blackouts

-All national associations must provide free live coverage of all international football matches involving their national team on terrestrial TV

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