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Unionistas – Sporting de Gijon, live | Copa del Rey soccer match live today
Match lineup
1
twenty two
3
twenty
Four
2
eleven
8
19
9
14
13
27
Five
6
Four
16
twenty one
12
14
8
twenty
Reina Sofia Arts Center Soccer Field
Christian Sanchez13
Enol Koto27
56 minutes
Pablo GarciaFive
4.5″
nacho martin6
4.5″
4.5″
pablo insuaFour
94 minutes
48 minutes
53 minutes
Diego Sanchez16
Haysem Hassantwenty one
73 minutes
Jonathan Varan12
80 minutes
Ignacio Gerardino14
29 minutes
64 minutes
Fran Villalba8
7′
64 minutes
jordan carrillotwenty
15′
56 minutes
substitute
Pablo Diez36
4.5″
Gil Rosas2
56 minutes
80 minutes
Carlos Izquierdostwenty four
Alexandre Pascanutwenty five
4.5″
gaspar campos7
56 minutes
nacho mendesTen
64 minutes
84 minutes
Christian Rivera17
Alejandro Lozano30
64 minutes
Juan Otero19
73 minutes
Uros Djurdjevictwenty three
4.5″
Esteban Lozano31
29 minutes
91 minutes
coach
Daniel Pontz
miguel angel ramirez
Hello. Welcome to the live narration of the second round of the Copa del Rey soccer match between Unionistas and Sporting de Gijón. Sportish brings you minute-by-minute coverage, previews, lineups, the best plays and goals from the game, and results including all the post-game reaction.
Unionista vs. Sporting de Gijon match schedule and TV locations
The match will be held on Wednesday, December 6, 2023 at 4:00 pm at the Hermantico Stadium Annex. Enjoy the best live football on the Sportish website.
Unionistas – Sporting de Gijon | Copa del Rey
Source: Mundo Deportivo
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Four-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen has returned to Portugal to test his GT3 car at the start of the 2026 season.
Last year the Dutch driver took to the track several times in his touring cars; in particular, he participated in the Nordschleife competition, which he won together with his teammate Chris Lulem.
Verstappen has long expressed his passion for endurance racing and plans to compete more frequently in the form of motorsport after retiring from Formula 1. He arrived in Portugal last year, just a week after failing to win another world title against Lando Norris.
The 28-year-old driver arrived at the Portuguese Grand Prix circuit Estoril, where he tested the Mercedes AMG GT3 on wet surfaces.
Let’s remember, at the end of 2025, Verstappen’s endurance racing team announced that it had signed a contract with Mercedes to participate in future competitions.
Verstappen in Mercedes’ Portimão. Images are in the foreground. #daznf1 pic.twitter.com/1NFxvED3So
— joao carlos costa (@jcccomentador) January 14, 2026
Source: Sport UA
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Revolut, the name sponsor of the Audi Formula 1 team, criticized the exterior design of Ferrari’s other name partner, HP, which carries the blue logo.
Ferrari and HP announced a multi-year title sponsorship agreement almost two years ago. The contract led to visible changes in the appearance of the Italian team’s cars, especially the appearance of the blue elements on the traditional red livery.
Revolut Marketing Director Antoine Le Nel said he thought this design decision was unsuccessful.
“Brand identity is extremely important. At Revolut, design and user experience are very important and everything needs to fit together. No offense, but what HP and Ferrari have done in terms of design is not a good solution. How to paint a red car blue?”
Le Nel also touched upon positive examples of branding in Formula 1, highlighting Mastercard’s collaboration with McLaren as well as the integration of the Google Chrome brand.
Source: Sport UA
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McLaren CEO Zak Brown is confident Oscar Piastri will continue to improve after the Australian driver won the Formula 1 championship last season.
Piastri could become the first Australian champion since Alan Jones in 1980. He led the overall standings for 15 stages and almost six months, from the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix in April until the Mexican Grand Prix in October, when he lost the lead.
At the end of the 24-stage season, the Australian lost 13 points to teammate Lando Norris, who eventually became champion. Max Verstappen finished the race 11 points ahead of Piastri after a late-season collapse.
Throughout the year, Piastri repeatedly expressed his dissatisfaction with team decisions, especially at the Italian and Singapore Grand Prix; According to him, McLaren preferred Norris, which was also reflected in their radio conversations.
But Zac Brown insists Piastri’s contribution deserves the biggest praise and believes his time will come.
“He’s had an incredible season. It’s easy to forget that Oscar has only been racing in Formula 1 for three years.”
He drives with experience and skill that belies his age and always behaves as professionally as possible.
From day one we knew we had a real star. I have no doubt that his star will continue to rise.”
Source: Sport UA
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