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Revista TV Mania care apare pe piață luni, 11 iunie, conține un calendar complet al meciurilor de la Campionatul Mondial de Fotbal 2018, ce se desfășoară în perioada 14 iunie - 15 iulie, în Rusia.
http://www.tvmania.ro/nu-rata-tvmani...18-246185.html
Adevărul: Ghidul complet pentru Mondialul din Rusia (14 iunie)
https://blogulcolectionarului.net/20...-14-iunie-2018
Gazeta Sporturilor
Miercuri 13 iunie: AFIŞ - Programul Campionatului Mondial de Fotbal
Joi 14 iunie: Ghidul
Rusia
portar:
Igor Akinfeev (CSKA Moscova), Vladimir Gabulov (Brujas), Soslan Dzhanaev (Rubin Kazan), Andrey Lunev (Zenit San Petersburg)
Defender:
Vladimir Granat (Rubin Kazan), Fedor Kudryashov (Rubin Kazan), Ilya Kutepov (Spartak Moscú), Roman Neustaedter (Fenerbahce), Konstantin Raush (Dinamo Moscu), Andrey Semenov (Ahmat Grozny) Zenit), Mario Fernandes (CSKA Moscova)
Mijlocas:
Yuri Zhirkov (Zenit), Roman Zobnin (Spartak Moscu), Darius Kuzyaev (Zenit) Lokomotiv Moscu), Alexandru Samedov (Spartak Moscu), Alexandru Tashaev, Alexandru Golovin (CSKA Moscova), Alexander Erokhin (Dinamo Moscú), Denis Cheryshev (Villarreal)
înainte:
Artem Dzyuba (Arsenal Tula), Alexey Miranchuk (Lokomotiv Moscú), Fedor Smolov (Krasnodar), Fedor Chalov (CSKA Moscova)
Dzagoev ruled out of World Cup group stages
Alan Dzagoev has ruled himself out of Russia' 2 remaining World Cup group games after injuring his hamstring against Saudi Arabia.
The CSKA Moscow midfielder pulled up sharply during the first half of the opening match of the tournament on Thursday.
Dzagoev went down off the ball after feeling his hamstring go, and was swiftly treated by medical staff and replaced by Denis Cheryshev.
The 28-year-old will now play no further part in the remaining group games, where Russia will go up against Egypt and Uruguay.
Ronaldo overtakes Puskas' international goal record
Cristiano Ronaldo's early header in Portugal's 1-0 win over Morocco at the World Cup was his 85th goal for his country - breaking the European record.
Prior to this World Cup, Hungarian forward Ferenc Puskas held the record for the most senior international goals for a European nation with 84 goals between 1945 and 1956.
But after moving level with Puskas with his hat-trick in Portugal's Group B opener against Spain, Ronaldo broke the record in the 4th minute against Morocco in Moscow.
The pair are well clear of the third highest scorer for a European country - World Cup legend Miroslav Klose scored 71 goals for Germany between 2001 and 2014.
But it is another former Bayern Munchen forward, Iran's Ali Daei, whom Ronaldo will need to overhaul as the all-time top scorer in the history of international football.
Daei scored 109 goals for Iran in a 13-year international career between 1993 and 2006. Ronaldo will look to close the gap further when Portugal face Iran on Monday.
World Cup Best XI - Week 1
Ochoa (Mexico)
Nacho (Spain) - Gimenez - Godin (Uruguay) - Gallardo (Mexico)
Trippier (England) - Herrera (Mexico) - Zobnin - Golovin (Russia)
Costa (Spain) - Ronaldo (Portugal)
World Cup Best XI - Week 2
Patricio (Portugal)
Rezaeian (Iran) - Stones (England) - Omeruo (Nigeria) - Marcelo (Brazil)
Cuadrado (Colombia) - Modric - Rakitic (Croatia) - Rodriguez (Colombia)
Kane (England) - Musa (Nigeria)
World Cup Best XI - Week 3
Woo (South Korea)
Lustig (Sweden) - Silva (Brazil) - Mina (Colombia) - Augustinsson (Sweden)
Carillo (Peru) - Badelj (Croatia) - Fellaini (Belgium) - Isco (Spain)
Messi (Argentina) - Khazri (Tunisia)
World Cup Flop XI - Group Stages
De Gea (Spain)
Boateng (Germany) - Koulibaly (Senegal) - Ramos (Spain)
Silva (Portugal) - Elneny (Egypt) - Zielinski (Poland) - Di Maria (Argentina)
Dembele (France) - Lewandowski (Poland) - Werner (Germany)
Mascherano announces Argentina retirement
Javier Mascherano announced his international retirement following Argentina's World Cup exit.
The 34-year-old midfielder revealed his decision in the immediate aftermath of Saturday's 4-3 last 16 defeat by France.
Argentina had come from a goal down in Kazan to lead 2-1 lead early in the second half but France rallied to seal a 4-3 victory, Kylian Mbappe's second half double proving decisive.
Mascherano, who has played at 4 World Cups, made his debut for Argentina in 2003 and has made a record 147 appearances for his country.
He played 334 times for FC Barcelona before leaving at the end of last season for China to join Hebei China Fortune.
Cristiano to miss Italy match
Cristiano Ronaldo will be suspended for Portugal's UEFA Nations League clash with Italy in September - assuming he doesn't retire from international duty anyway.
The Ballon d'Or winner was booked in last night's World Cup Round of 16 defeat to Uruguay.
He would've been suspended for the quarter-finals, but their elimination means he'll sit out the ban in Portugal's next competitive match.
That will be against Italy in Lisbon on 10 September for the new UEFA Nations League tournament.
They are in the same group as Poland, who crashed out in the group stages of the 2018 World Cup.
Iniesta retires from international football
Andres Iniesta has retired from international football following Spain's World Cup elimination by Russia on penalties.
The 34-year-old dropped to the bench for the last 16 clash, having started all of Spain's 3 group games, but was introduced on 67 minutes for his 131st international cap.
He was unable to inspire Spain to victory however as they were beaten 4-3 on penalties by the World Cup hosts.
"Sometimes the endings are not as one dreams", said Iniesta, who scored the winning goal in the 2010 World Cup Final and won two European Championships in 2008 and 2012.
"It is a reality that is my last match with the national team - at an individual level a wonderful stage is over. Overall, it is surely the saddest day of my career."
Iniesta lost just 15 games with Spain, winning 96 and drawing 15, and scored 13 goals.
Biglia quits Argentina duty
Lucas Biglia has announced his retirement from international football in the wake of Argentina's elimination from the World Cup.
The Albiceleste was defeated 4-3 by France after a thrilling knockout match in Kazan, despite leading 2-1 early in the second half.
The 32-year-old played 58 times for his country after debuting in 2011, but was an unused substitute against Les Bleus, and hopes the next generation of players can take Argentina back to the top.
"This is football. We leave with great sadness because it is the end of the road for some of us. I hope that those who follow can work with less pressure and take Argentina to where it deserves to be."
"It's time for me to step aside, to be honest with myself, to say there is a new generation rich with talent and it is time for them to take over."
Honda and Hasebe retire from international football
Keisuke Honda and Makoto Hasebe, two stalwarts of the Japan side that reached the last 16 of the World Cup, have announced their retirement from international football.
Both featured in Japan's 3-2 defeat to Belgium on Monday which saw them exit the tournament. Japan led 2-0, before Belgium fought back and won the game in the last minute through Nacer Chadli.
Following their World Cup exit, Honda said: "Today we showed how we can proceed as Japanese football".
"I might have finished my career for the national team, but I'm happy because we have many young players following us, and I think that they will make new history for Japanese football."
"This is the last World Cup for me. That's the reality. To be perfectly honest, I wanted to take everyone to the next round but I couldn't get the job done. I did everything I could. I did the best I could."
"Belgium deserved the win, but we also played as well as we possibly could. I just want to thank my team-mates."
Hasebe - who captained Japan in Russia - said: "I would like to express my gratitude to my colleagues who fought together for about 12-and-a-half years since 2006, and to all the Japanese people who supported me so much."
"The time I walked with you is an important treasure for me. Thank you from the bottom of my heart."
"Last but not least, I am also a supporter of the national team. Let's dream about the Japanese national team together."
Honda, 32-year-old, retires with 37 goals in 98 games for Japan, while Hasebe, 34-year-old, played 114 times.
Danilo out of World Cup with ankle ligament injury
Brazil right-back Danilo has been ruled out of the rest of the World Cup after sustaining ankle ligament damage in training on Thursday.
The Manchester City defender played in Brazil's opening 1-1 draw with Switzerland in Group E after Daniel Alves was injured before the tournament began.
Fagner of Corinthians has played at right-back since and Danilo's World Cup is now over, with the news coming the day before Brazil face Belgium in their quarter-finals clash in Kazan on Friday.
Danilo will now be assessed by Brazil's medical team to ascertain the extent of the injury.
World Cup Best XI - Round of 16
Akinfeev (Russia)
Pavard (France) - Mina (Colombia) - Kutepov (Russia) - Guerreiro (Portugal)
Mbappe (France) - Rakitic (Croatia) - Casemiro - Neymar (Brazil)
Hazard (Belgium) - EL Matador (Uruguay)
Ignashevich and Samedov retire after World Cup exit
Russia's most-capped player, Sergei Ignashevich, has announced his retirement after the hosts were eliminated from the World Cup by Croatia.
Ignashevich, 38-year-old, who spent his club career in Russia, was a key member of his country's run to the quarter-finals, playing in each of their 5 matches.
He earned 127 caps, scoring 9 goals, and holds the record for the most international appearances by any Russian player.
Ignashevich was one of the successful penalty takers in the 4-3 shoot-out defeat to Croatia and was also on target from the spot when they beat Spain on penalties.
Midfielder Alexander Samedov, meanwhile, has said he is ending his international career.
"I've decided that it's time for me to go. This was my last match for the national team", news agency TASS quoted the 33-year-old as saying.
"I'm a bit disappointed, but we demonstrated that fans can be proud of our team because we played good football."
"It's a pity it ended this way. It's hard for me to make any comments. I'm disappointed, because we were one step away from the semifinals."
World Cup Best XI - Quarter-finals
Courtois (Belgium)
Pavard - Varane (France) - Maguire (England) - Marcelo (Brazil)
Trippier - Lingard (England) - Modric (Croatia) - Hazard (Belgium)
Griezmann (France) - De Bruyne (Belgium)
Enrique confirmed as Spain coach
Spain have appointed former FC Barcelona coach Luis Enrique on a 2-year contract following the exit of Fernando Hierro.
Enrique, who has also formerly coached AS Roma and Celta Vigo, will be the permanent coach of La Roja for the qualification campaign for the 2020 European Championships.
A number of other candidates had been touted by the Spanish press including Quique Sanchez Flores, Paco Jemez, Michel, Roberto Martinez and Pepe Mel.
Molina new Spain sporting director
Former Spain international goalkeeper Jose Francisco Molina has been appointed as the new sporting director of the Spanish FA.
Molina - who was capped 9 times by La Roja between 1996 and 2000 - will replace Fernando Hierro in the role, with the former Real Madrid defender stepping down from the Spanish FA.
Hierro left the role ahead of the World Cup to step in for outgoing coach Julen Lopetegui but Spain's exit at the last 16 stage had left both roles vacant.
48-year-old Molina spent 11 years of his career in spells with Atletico Madrid and Deportivo la Coruna while he also had stints at Valencia, Albacete and Levante.
Poland appoint Brzeczek as new head coach
Jerzy Brzeczek has been named Poland's head coach, replacing Adam Nawalka after the team's group stages exit at the World Cup.
Brzeczek made 42 appearances and scored 4 goals for Poland as a player. The 47-year-old played as a midfielder for 13 clubs and spent most of his career playing in the top flights in Poland and Austria.
He began his managerial career in 2010 after retiring from playing in 2009 at the age of 38.
He most recently managed Polish club Wisla Plock.
Brzeczek's first game in charge will be a home game against the Republic of Ireland on 11 September.
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