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“I was sure that I was finished.” Dzyuba’s former teammate told how he survived the earthquake

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“I was sure that I was finished.”  Dzyuba’s former teammate told how he survived the earthquake

Adana Demirspor forward Fredrik Gulbrandsen said he was lucky to have survived the earthquake in Turkey.

On Monday, a series of powerful earthquakes hit the southeast of Turkey. According to the latest data, the total number of deaths in the country exceeded 16.5 thousand people, and 66 thousand were injured. National mourning has been declared in the country until February 12. At the beginning of the week, it was announced that all sporting events in the country were suspended.

“I’m still in shock. I can’t describe in words how scared I was on February 6, when the ground trembled in Adana. I slept on the top floor of a high-rise building and at some point I was sure that I was finished. I thought the floor would collapse under me, I still can’t figure out how the building is still standing. Everything was shaking as if I was in a boat in the sea, in which a violent storm is seething. When I got out, I saw a lot of people running in terror from the buildings. I am very lucky.

Fortunately, I was alone in the apartment, my bride was not there. My first thought when I was safe was to be with a family that is 1,000 miles away. I have terrible memories of that night. Many, like me, do not know if the house is still standing, and if they can return there. I love football, it’s my greatest passion, but life is more important, wrote the 30-year-old Norwegian footballer on Twitter.

Russian striker Artem Dziuba played for Adana Demirspor last year, who on Wednesday became a player of Moscow Lokomotiv.

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    The RFU’s analysis showed that referee Egorov was not involved in the results of Torpedo’s matches.

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    The RFU’s analysis showed that referee Egorov was not involved in the results of Torpedo’s matches.

    Arbitration and Inspection Department of the Russian Football Federation (RFU) demonstrated that the referee Egor Egorov did not affect the results of matches involving Moscow Torpedo. The head of RFU Alexander Diukov.

    “The investigation is ongoing and until it is completed we cannot make any comments. I am not familiar with Egorov’s statements. Our refereeing and inspection department analyzed the Torpedo matches refereed by Egorov. In these matches, our experts did not find any incorrect decisions of the referee that could have influenced the result,” Dyukov said.

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    Former French national team coach Jean-Louis Gasset has died

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    Former French national team coach Jean-Louis Gasset has died

    Former assistant coach of the French national football team Jean-Louis Gasset he died at the age of 73. This was reported by the press service of Marseille, whose coach the specialist worked in 2024.

    The cause of death was not specified.

    Gasse led Marseille to the semi-finals of the Europa League, in which the team lost on aggregate to Italy’s Atalanta. The specialist worked for the French national team from 2010 to 2012 as assistant to coach Laurent Blanc. During his career, Gasse was also the manager of French clubs Montpellier, Caen, Istras, Saint-Etienne and Bordeaux.

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    Akhmat said they expected better results from Cherchesov

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    Akhmat football club expected the team to be led by the coach Stanislav Cherchesova will show better results in the first part of the season. The general director of the Grozny club told Sport Express Akhmed Aydamirov.

    Cherchesov took charge of Akhmat after the third round of the current season of the Russian Premier League (RPL).

    “Cherchesov’s results? We’ll see at the end of the season. We wanted the best, as always,” Aidamirov said.

    This season Akhmat is eighth in the rankings. RPLearning 22 points after 18 rounds. In the Fonbet Russian Cup, the Grozny team completed its performance in the group stage of the “way RPL“, ranking fourth in the Quartet A.

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