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“Zenith” enters the gap and the change of leader in Spain. Overview of the RPL tour and the top 5 leagues

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October 3, 2022

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“Zenith” enters the gap and the change of leader in Spain. Overview of the RPL tour and the top 5 leagues

RPL. 11th round.

Orenburg-Sochi 4-1
Targets: Ayupov Timur 3, Florentin Cesar 21, Sychevoi Vladimir 44 (penalty), Marin Jimmy 53 (penalty) – Shipunov Timofey 69

“Khimki” – “CSKA»1: 2
Targets: Magomedov Butta 88 – Chalov Fedor 13, Chalov Fedor 38

Lokomotiv 2-4 Ural
Targets: Dmitry Barinov 90 + 2, Ivan Ignatiev 90 + 3 – Alexey Kashtanov 7, Alexander Yushin 41, Lazar Randzhelovich 62, Daniel Mishkic 65

Fakel – Torpedo 2: 2
Targets: Appaev Khyzyr 41, Bozhin Sergey 44 – Lebedenko Igor 28, Smolnikov Igor 64

Zenith – Rostov 3: 1
Targets: Malkom 14, Vendel 65, Kuzyaev Daler 77 – Komlichenko Nikolay 47

Akhmat – Dynamo 2: 1
Targets: Shvets Anton 22, Sadulaev Lechi 43 – Gladyshev Yaroslav 90 + 4

Even NN – Spartak 1: 2
Targets: Maiga Mamadou 37 – Nicholson Shamar 66, Promes Quincy 75 (pen)

Krylya Sovetov-Krasnodar 0-0

Premier League. 9th round

Arsenal 3-1 Tottenham
Targets: Partey Thomas 20, Gabriel Jesus 49, Xhaka Granit 67 – Kane Harry 31 (pen)

Bournemouth-Brentford 0-0

Crystal Palace – Chelsea 1-2
Targets: Edouard Odsonne 7 – Aubameyang Pierre-Emerick 38, Gallagher Conor 90

Fulham 1-4 Newcastle United
Targets: Reed Bobby 88 – Wilson Callum 11, Almiron Miguel 33, Longstaff Sean 43, Almiron Miguel 57

Liverpool-Brighton & Hove Albion 3-3
Targets: Firmino Roberto 33, Firmino Roberto 54, Webster Adam 63 (own goal) – Trossard Leandro 4, Trossard Leandro 18, Trossard Leandro 83

Southampton 1-2 Everton
Targets: Aribo Joe 49 – Cody Conor 52, McNeil Dwight 54

West Ham – Wolves 2-0
Targets: Scamacca Gianluca 29, Bowen Jarrod 54

Manchester City-Manchester United 6-3
Targets: Foden Phil 8, Holand Erling 34, Holand Erling 37, Foden Phil 44, Holand Erling 64, Foden Phil 73 – Anthony 56, Martial Anthony 84, Martial Anthony 90 + 1 (pen)

Leeds 0-0 Aston Villa

Leicester City-Nottingham Forest 4-0
Targets: Maddison James 25, Barnes Harvey 27, Maddison James 35, Daka Patson 73

Bundesliga. 8th round

Bayern-Bayer Leverkusen 4-0
Targets: Sane Leroy 3, Musiala Jamal 17, Mane Sadio 39, Müller Thomas 84

Leipzig 4-0 Bochum
Targets: Werner Timo 15, Nkunku Christopher 23 (penalty), Werner Timo 53, Nkunku Christopher 85

Freiburg 2-1 Mainz
Targets: Gregoritsch Michael 3, Kjere Daniel-Kofi 37 – Caricole Aaron Martin 52

Cologne 3-2 Borussia Dortmund
Targets: Kainz Florian 53, Tigges Steffen 56, Ljubicic Dejan 71 – Brandt Julian 31, Schmitz Benno 78 (own goal)

Eintracht 2-0 Union
Targets: Gotze Mario 12, Lindström Jesper 42

Wolfsburg 3-2 Stuttgart
Targets: Marmoush Omar 23, Arnold Maximilian 38, Gerhardt Yannick 90 + 1 – Guirassi Sehrou 22, Mavropanos Konstantinos 45 + 1

Werder Bremen-Borussia Dortmund 5-1
Targets: Fullkrug Niklas 5, Duksh Marvin 8, Fullkrug Niklas 13, Bensebaini Rami 37 (own goal), Weiser Mitchell 73 – Thuram Markus 63

Hertha 1-1 Hoffenheim
Targets: Lukebakio Dodi 37 – Kramaric Andrei 25

Schalke 04 2-3 Augusta
Targets: Terodde Simon 33, Krauss Volume 63 – Demirovich Ermedin 9, Demirovich Ermedin 21, Khan Andre

Serie A. 8th round.

Naples-Turin 3-1
Targets: Zambo Angissa Andre-Frank 6, Zambo Angissa Andre-Frank 12, Kvaratskhelia Khvicha 37 – Sanabria Antonio 44

Inter 1-2 Roma
Targets: Dimarco Federico 30 – Dybala Paulo 39, Smalling Chris 75

Empoli-Milan 1-3
Targets: Bajrami Nedim 90 + 2 – Rebic Ante 79, Ballo-Toure Fode 90 + 3, Leau Rafael 90 + 6

Lazio-La Spezia 4-0
Targets: Zaccagni Mattia 12, Romagnoli Alessio 24, Milinkovic-Savic Sergei 61, Milinkovic-Savic Sergei 90 + 1

Lecce-Cremonese 1-1
Targets: Strefezza Gabriel 42 (pen) – Ciofani Daniel 19 (pen)

Sampdoria-Monza 0-3
Targets: Pessina Matteo 11, Caprari Gianluca 67, Sensi Stefano 90 + 4

Sassuolo 5-0 Salernitana
Targets: Lorient Armand 12, Pinamonti Andrea 39 (penalty), Torstvedt Christian 53, Harroui Abdou 76, Antiste Janis 90 + 1

Atalanta-Fiorentina 1-0
Objective: Lukman Ademola 59

Juventus-Bologna 3-0
Targets: Kostic Filip 24, Vlahovic Dusan 59, Milik Arkadiusz 62

Verona 1-2 Udinese
Targets: Doig Josh 23 – Beto 70, Biyol Yaka 90 + 2

Example. 7th round.

Atletico 4-0 Almeria
Targets: Williams Inaki 10, Sunset Oyan 17, Williams Nicholas 62, Vesga Mikel 84 (pen)

Cadiz 0-0 Villarreal

Getafe 2-3 Valladolid
Targets: Mayoral Borja 29, Suarez Damian 31 – Leon Sergio 20 (penalty), Leon Sergio 37, Plano Oscar 49

Sevilla-Atletico 0-2
Targets: Llorente Marcos 29, Morata Alvaro 57

Mallorca 0-1 Barcelona
Objective: Lewandowski Robert 20

Espanyol-Valencia 2-2
Targets: Joselu 56, Darder Sergi 83 – Paulista Gabriel 53, Ciumart Eray 90 + 6

Celta Vigo – Real Betis 1: 0
Objective: Veiga Gabriel 9

Girona-Real Sociedad 3-5
Targets: Riquelme Rodrigo 23, Martinez Arnau 27, Castellanos Valentin 48 – Serlot Alexander 8, Serlot Alexander 42, Brais Mendez 66, Subimendi Martin 71, Kubo Takefusa 85

Real Madrid-Osasuna 1-1
Targets: Vinicius Junior 42 – Quique 50

Rayo Vallecano 2-1 Elche
Targets: Camello Sergio 40, Lopez Unai 90 + 5 – Boye Lucas 32

League 1. 9th round.

Angers – Marseille 0-3
Targets: Klaus Jonathan 35, Suarez Luis Javier 50, Gerson 59

Strasbourg 1-3 Rennes
Targets: Diallo Habibu 72 (pen) – Muinga Arno 38, Terje Marten 49, Gouiri Amin 61

Paris Saint-Germain – Nice 2-1
Targets: Messi Lionel 29, Mbappe Kylian 83 – Laborde Gaetan 47

Lorient 2-1 Lille
Targets: Diakite Bafode 9 (own goal), Le Bris Theo 87 – David Jonathan 78

Ajaccio 1-3 Clermont
Targets: Avinel Cedric 70 – Kiy Grejon 11, Rashani Elbasan 89, Dossou Jodel 90 + 1

Auxerre 1-1 Brest
Targets: Nyang Mbay 86 (pen) – Slimani Islam 64

Toulouse 4-2 Montpellier
Targets: Springs Stein 18, Abuhlal Zakaria 24, Shaibi Fares 31, Dejaguer Brecht 48 – Cozza Nicholas 7, Wahi Sepe 68

Troyes 2-2 Reims
Targets: Odobert Wilson 51, Porozo Jackson 90 – Balogun Folarin 13, Ito Junya 54

Monaco 4-1 Nantes
Targets: Embolo Brel 2, Ben Yedder Wissam 6, Ben Yedder Wissam 28, Ben Yedder Wissam 62 (pen) – Cayo Enrique 79 (own goal)

1-0 Lyon goal
Objective: Sotoka Florian 82 (pen)

Source: Soccer Ru

Jon

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The former president of the Ukrainian Football Federation is wanted in Ukraine

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December 25, 2025

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The former president of the Ukrainian Football Federation is wanted in Ukraine

The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has placed the former president of the Ukrainian Football Federation (UAF) on the wanted list. Andrei Pavelko. This comes from Ukrainian data Ministry of Internal Affairs.

According to the database, Pavelko is accused of two criminal articles: embezzlement, misappropriation of property or misappropriation of property through abuse of office, committed on a large scale or by an organized group, as well as official forgery.

On October 9, it became known that the former UAF president had been indicted on new charges. As clarified by the Strana publication, the investigation believes that Pavelko and a group of other Ukrainian football officials took possession of 9.32 million euros, which UAF received from the Union of European Football Associations (of UEFA) in 2015-2016.

Pavelko had previously been accused of carrying out bribery schemes during the construction of a plant to produce artificial turf for football pitches. In this case, the president of the association was arrested in November 2022, but managed to get bail. In June 2023 he was arrested again; only in February 2024 did he win the appeal and was released. In the same year, according to Ukrainian AveragePavelko traveled abroad, submitting a certificate of disability. Then “Strana” associated the persecution of Pavelko with the fact that Vladimir Zelensky was pressuring him to force him to hand over the position of president of the association to Ukrainian footballer Andrei Shevchenko, who eventually led the UAF in January 2024.

Source: Soccer Ru

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The RFU does not rule out Karpin merging the posts again

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December 25, 2025

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The RFU does not rule out Karpin merging the posts again

Russian Football Federation (RFU) does not rule out an agreement with the coach of the Russian national team Valery Karpin reconciling work in the national team and the club. The Secretary General spoke about it in an interview RFU Maxim Mitrofanov.

In November Karpin announced his departure from Dinamo Moscow; he had been working at the club since June. Later, in an interview with Rossiya 24 TV channel, he ruled out a future combination.

“Never say ‘never’, everything happens in life,” Mitrofanov said in response to the question of whether he agreed RFU once again combining Karpin. — Basic RFU against the combination of the work of the national team and club coaches. But during the period of exclusion from official competitions this combination is in some cases possible; several coaches, even at the helm of the national teams, combine their work with that of the club”.

“If we talk about the normal competitive period in which the federation and its team should exist, the combination is impossible, the coach and his staff must be completely focused on the team and solving the assigned tasks. We do not know whether Valery Georgievich will ever contact us again with the question of the combination. I don’t think he knows it either. But it seems to me that he himself has drawn important conclusions and expressed them. The combination places a greater burden on the football team. There, too, they must correctly evaluate their capabilities. When a coach is in the national team, objectively he cannot deal with club matters,” Mitrofanov added.

Previously, Karpin also combined work in the national team and Rostov, but left the club in February this year.

Source: Soccer Ru

Jon

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In the Democratic Republic of Congo, 20 television channels were blocked for illegally broadcasting matches

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December 25, 2025

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In the Democratic Republic of Congo, 20 television channels were blocked for illegally broadcasting matches

The media market regulator of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has suspended the work of about two dozen television channels that were broadcasting matches of the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN) football tournament in Morocco without a license. This was reported by the Okapi radio station.

By decision of the Supreme Council of Audiovisual Media of the DRC, the broadcast ban on these television channels will last 45 days. The Council noted that these Average guilty of signal piracy and illegal transmission of legally protected content, including CAN matches. Therefore, the rules regulating the functioning of audiovisual communications, as well as copyright, have been seriously violated.

The temporarily banned TV channels are recorded in the largest Congolese cities, including the capital Kinshasa.

The Africa Cup of Nations football matches started on December 21st and will end on January 18th. Teams from 24 African countries are participating in the tournament. The matches take place in six cities in Morocco.

The first CAS championship took place in 1957. Since 1968 the tournament has been held every two years. It is considered the main African football championship among national teams.

Source: Soccer Ru

Jon

I’m a sports enthusiast and journalist who has worked in the news industry for over 8 years. I currently work as an author at Sportish and my work focuses mainly on sports news.