Barça Atlètic’s survival hopes took a major dent as they stumbled to a 2-0 defeat at home to Amorebieta bringing an end to a promising run of three wins in four Sergi Milà’s side now sit five points adrift of safety trying to pick apart a deep-lying Amorebieta They thought they’d found the breakthrough when Cedric and Jan Virgili combined beautifully only for a dubious offside call to deny them but Barça couldn’t turn possession into goals Amelibia rose highest at a corner to nod the visitors ahead on 35 minutes Barça pushed for an equaliser after the break but the hosts couldn’t find a way past the stubborn Amorebieta rearguard it was Iñigo Muñoz who struck at the other end burying Barça with a ruthless second midway through the half the blaugranes were left empty-handed — their finishing woes proving costly The result halts their recent resurgence and leaves them needing a major lift ahead of their crucial trip to Lugo on 4 May min 46) & Jan Virgili SD Amorebieta: Marino min 45) and Enol Coto (min 40) and Eric (Amorebieta Rodrigue Kwizera and Francine Niyomukunzi completed an unprecedented Burundian double at the Cross Internacional Zornotza – the first Gold event of this season’s World Athletics Cross Country Tour – in Amorebieta on Sunday (20) Niyomukunzi won the women’s race by more than a minute while Kwizera kicked ahead on the final lap to take the men’s race Uganda’s Dan Kibet went off like a bullet in the men’s 8.7km event covering the opening kilometre in a swift 2:47 followed only by his compatriots Oscar Chelimo and Kenneth Kiprop as well as pre-race favourite Kwizera took turns with Kibet at the front with the second kilometre covered in 2:50 Teenager Kiprop remained at the back of the lead quartet but was starting to struggle Kwizera moved into the lead for the first time and his first change of speed was enough to leave Kiprop behind but Kwizera then launched a devastating burst of speed on the final lap – covered in 5:48 – to win by 12 seconds from Chelimo Kibet was a further eight seconds behind while a fading Kiprop was overtaken in the later stages by Kenya’s Mathew Kipchumba Kipsang “It was a tough race for me because it was hot,” said Kwizera “The first kilometres were quite fast and I preferred to stay at the back of the leading pack; then I moved to the front to asses my rivals’ energy and at the bell I decided to push hard It’s important for me to accumulate points for the Cross Country Tour as I have been the winner for the last two seasons I’ll next race in Atapuerca on Sunday.” 2021 winner Niyomukunzi took command from the outset closely followed by Spanish marathon record-holder Majida Maayouf They slowly began to open up a gap on a chase quintet comprising Hungary’s Lili Anna Vindics Toth Ecuador’s Katherine Tisalema and the Spanish trio of Carolina Robles Maayouf couldn’t live with Niyomukunzi’s swift cadence for much longer and the Burundian reached the 3km mark with a four-second lead over Maayouf herself 16 seconds ahead of Vindics-Toth and Robles Niyomukunzi’s lead had grown to 44 seconds and she extended that to more than a minute by the time she reached the finish line in 30:07 Maayouf managed to dispose of Robles’ challenge while Vindics-Toth finished fourth but Maayouf joined me in the lead so I kept on increasing the pace and fortunately I broke away from her,” said Niyomukunzi who’ll also be racing in Atapuerca next weekend “I felt quite strong throughout the race.” Men (8.7km)1 Rodrigue Kwizera (BDI) 25:292 Oscar Chelimo (UGA) 25:413 Dan Kibet (UGA) 25:494 Mathew Kipchumba Kipsang (KEN) 26:075 Kenneth Kiprop (UGA) 26:166 Egide Ntakarutimana (BDI) 27:097 Nassim Hassaous (ESP) 27:158 Fernando Carro (ESP) 27:189 Abdisa Fayisa (ETH) 27:3310 Abderrahman El Khayami (ESP) 27:35 Women (8.7km)1 Francine Niyomukunzi (BDI) 30:072 Majida Maayouf (ESP) 31:113 Carolina Robles (ESP) 31:194 Lili Anna Vindics-Toth (HUN) 31:345 Cristina Ruiz (ESP) 31:466 Carla Arce (ESP) 31:517 Katherine Tisalema (ECU) 31:568 Angela Viciosa (ESP) 32:089 Azucena Díaz (ESP) 32:5310 Irene Pelayo (ESP) 33:05 A former Chicago police detective subpoenaed NBC News journalist Maite Amorebieta in September 2024 in connection with a wrongful conviction suit against him and other officers a senior investigative producer for NBC News was subpoenaed for her communications and unpublished work product on Sept by the defendant in an ongoing civil lawsuit in Chicago According to court records reviewed by the U.S Amorebieta appeared to have ignored the initial subpoena and the defendant made no attempts to force her compliance after a judge ruled in October that doing so would have to go through federal courts where Amorebieta either lives or works Amorebieta was identified as a potential witness by former police detective Reynaldo Guevara Guevara is one of eight law enforcement officers sued in 2023 by Jose Cruz who alleges he was wrongfully convicted of first degree murder and attempted murder 30 years earlier Guevara subpoenaed Amorebieta — along with multiple other journalists — in September 2024, seeking the journalist’s interview recordings, transcripts, notes and communications concerning Cruz. The request initially asked that the documents be turned over by Sept. 16, according to court filings He also notified the court of his plans to request testimony from Amorebieta and filmmaker Margaret Byrne During a hearing on Sept told the court that Amorebieta had spoken with Cruz while he was incarcerated “So we are specifically looking for any communications or documents related to Mr She added that they had spoken with an attorney representing Amorebieta the day before to schedule discussions around the requests Magistrate Judge Gabriel Fuentes reflected on the potential precedent set by allowing a defendant to subpoena journalists for their notes “I think it’s an important substantive issue of what you can get from reporters,” Fuentes said “How proper it is to have in a defendant’s playbook: We’re going to slap a bunch of subpoenas on reporters How much does that burden the exercise of the right of access to documents and the exercise to the First Amendment?” no discussion had taken place with Guevara’s attorneys and any attempt to compel compliance with the subpoena would have to be filed through a federal court in New Jersey or New York Fuentes directed Guevara to follow that procedure The Tracker was unable to confirm whether any such attempts were made as Amorebieta was not mentioned in subsequent filings in the case and no motions to compel were filed in any district court Neither Amorebieta nor her attorney responded to emailed requests for comment The U.S. Press Freedom Tracker catalogues press freedom violations in the United States. 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All other original content is licensed under a Creative Commons 4.0 Attribution International License. 26 Apr 2025 15:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}SD Amorebieta won 2–0 over Barca Atletic on Sat This is 34 of the Primera Federacion - Group 1 Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match The current head to head record for the teams are Barca Atletic 0 win(s) Have scored 3 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between Barca Atletic and SD Amorebieta on Sat 26 Apr 2025 15:00:00 GMT?SD Amorebieta won 2–0 over Barca Atletic on Sat 26 Apr 2025 15:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 8 goals in their last 5 matches Barca Atletic is playing home against SD Amorebieta on Sat The 70th Cross Internacional Zornotza, the first Gold meeting of this season's World Athletics Cross Country Tour, takes place in Amorebieta on Sunday (20). The line-up is headed by defending Cross Country Tour champion Rodrigue Kwizera and his compatriot Francine Niyomukunzi. Spain-based Burundian Kwizera is a renowned cross country specialist. He was a joint winner of the 2022-2023 Cross Country Tour, then was the sole champion last season. The last race he completed on the track was his seventh-place finish over 10,000m at the 2023 World Championships in Budapest. This year he mainly focused on the roads, clocking 27:07 for 10km in Herzogenaurach. This weekend he will be joined by compatriot Egide Ntakarutimana, who clocked a 5000m PB of 13:00.74 in Paris this year then went on to compete at the Olympic Games. He recently won a 10km road race in Arezzo in 28:03. Kwizera’s stiffest rivalry should come from Ugandan trio Oscar Chelimo, Dan Kibet and Kenneth Kiprop. Chelimo, the 2022 world 5000m bronze medallist, set a PB of 12:54.59 for the distance this year. Kibet finished just outside the top 10 at this year’s World Cross Country Championships in Belgrade; more recently he won over 10km in Berlin in 28:19. Kiprop earned 5000m bronze at the World U20 Championships in Lima. Ethiopia’s Abdisa Fayisa, who finished marginally ahead of Kiprop, will also be in contention on Sunday. After taking 5000m silver in the Peruvian capital, Fayisa went on to take 1500m gold. More recently he finished third in a road mile in Berango last week. Spain’s Abderrahman El Khayami, who finished ahead of Fayisa in that race, will also be racing this weekend. The Spanish contingent also includes national silver medallist Nassim Hassaous and Spanish steeplechase record-holder Fernando Carro, fresh from a comfortable victory at the San Sebastian Half Marathon two weeks ago. For the second year in a row, the women will cover the same distance as the men (8.7km). Niyomukunzi, winner here in 2021, looks a safe bet to win again in Amorebieta. The Burundian started the year with a big PB of 30:42 over 10km in Valencia, then improved her 5000m PB to 14:44.97 before advancing to the Olympic final in Paris. Her toughest opposition could come from Hungary’s Lili Ann Vindics-Toth. The former steeplechase specialist has recently moved up to longer distances and set a 10km PB of 31:56 earlier this year. Olympic and European steeplechase finalist Carolina Robles leads the Spanish contingent, alongside Cristina Ruiz, Ángela Viciosa and Majida Maayouf. Ruiz will be aiming for her first podium spot here after fifth-place finishes in 2022 and 2023. Viciosa, daughter of 1998 European 5000m champion Isaac Viciosa, finished fourth in the U23 race at last year’s European Cross Country Championships. Maayouf, the Spanish marathon record-holder (2:21:27), will be using this race as part of her preparations for the Valencia Marathon in December. The list of illustrious past winners in Amorebieta include Ethiopia's Gete Wami (1999 and 2000), Kenya's Vivian Cheruiyot (2007 and 2008), Ukraine's Sergey Lebed (2000) and Portugal's Rosa Mota (1986). Organisers will this weekend pay tribute to two Spanish legends who passed away earlier this year: two-time world cross country champion Carmen Valero and seven-time Amorebieta victor Mariano Haro. Uganda’s Rebecca Cheptegei, runner-up here in 2014, who died tragically just 25 days after finishing the Paris Olympic marathon, will also be remembered. Weather forecasters predict a pleasant sunny and windless day on Sunday, with the thermometer reaching 23C by the time of the event. After an extraordinary run of seven consecutive draws, Barça Atlètic have lost at Amorebieta in a game that was all about three late goals, two of which were frustratingly scored in the wrong net. Playing on a field in poor condition, and which only got worse as the game went by, Barça were also struggling with fitness issues and absent internationals, none of which was helped by the loss of Trilli, who was on the wrong end of a vicious tackle and had to leave the pitch early, although there was encouragement when Víctor Barberà and Aleix Garrido came on as a substitutes to mark their returns from injury. It was a very close, physical battle in which neither side was able to dominate the other, and although it was packed with chances, surprisingly few put either goalkeeper in real extreme danger. It looked like the game was going to end in yet another draw, this time 0-0, but with just four minutes remaining Iván Cédric pounced on the rebound after Barberà's shot was blocked, and it looked like the reserves were finally heading for a win. But they weren't. Not even for a draw. In injury time, Amorebieta stunned the visitors with two goals in the space of a minute, first Berto and then Coulibaly scored, and Barça Atlètic left the Urritxe field in utter disbelief. How on earth had that one slipped away? Amorebieta: Campos; Carbonell, Calavera, Yuste (Coulibaly 60'), Amelibia, Coto (Kaxe 90'); Muñoz (Berto 90'), Ben Hamed, Hervías (Bravo 71'), Camacho; Selma (Marín 71'). Barça Atlètic: Astralaga; Olmedo (Dacosta 78'), Sergi Domínguez, Mbacke, Oduro; Trilli (Xavi Espart 49'), Pedro Rodríguez, Rubén López (Garrido 78'); Juan Hernández (Barberà 64'), Unai i Iván Cédric. Goals: 0-1, Iván Cédric (min. 86); 1-1, Berto (min. 90+2); 2-1, Coulibaly (min. 90+3). 19 Jan 2025 18:30:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}SD Amorebieta vs SD Tarazona on Sun This is 20 of the Primera Federacion - Group 1 The current head to head record for the teams are SD Amorebieta 0 win(s) Have scored 5 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between SD Amorebieta and SD Tarazona on Sun 19 Jan 2025 18:30:00 GMT?SD Amorebieta vs SD Tarazona on Sun 19 Jan 2025 18:30:00 GMT ended in a 2–2 tie.InsightsHave scored 4 goals in their last 5 matches SD Amorebieta is playing home against SD Tarazona on Sun Profitez pleinement de l'expérience BeSoccer Para sacar el máximo partido de nuestro contenido, incluidas las cuotas, por favor, confirma tu edad. Le nom d'utilisateur ne peut contenir que des lettres, des chiffres et des traits d'union Le nom d'utilisateur ne peut contenir que des lettres, des chiffres et des traits de soulignement. 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Você pode ver a versão Brasileira de BeSoccer.com. 06 Apr 2025 15:30:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Real Sociedad B won 1–0 over SD Amorebieta on Sun This is 31 of the Primera Federacion - Group 1 The current head to head record for the teams are SD Amorebieta 3 win(s) SD Amorebieta and Real Sociedad B have not drawn any of their last 9 matches against each other Who won between SD Amorebieta and Real Sociedad B on Sun 06 Apr 2025 15:30:00 GMT?Real Sociedad B won 1–0 over SD Amorebieta on Sun 06 Apr 2025 15:30:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 4 goals in their last 5 matches SD Amorebieta is playing home against Real Sociedad B on Sun 16 Mar 2025 11:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}SD Amorebieta vs FC Andorra on Sun This is 28 of the Primera Federacion - Group 1 The current head to head record for the teams are SD Amorebieta 2 win(s) Have scored 10 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between SD Amorebieta and FC Andorra on Sun 16 Mar 2025 11:00:00 GMT?SD Amorebieta vs FC Andorra on Sun 16 Mar 2025 11:00:00 GMT ended in a 1–1 tie.InsightsHave scored 5 goals in their last 5 matches SD Amorebieta is playing home against FC Andorra on Sun 09 Feb 2025 16:30:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Cultural Leonesa won 2–1 over SD Amorebieta on Sun This is 23 of the Primera Federacion - Group 1 The current head to head record for the teams are Cultural Leonesa 1 win(s) Have scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between Cultural Leonesa and SD Amorebieta on Sun 09 Feb 2025 16:30:00 GMT?Cultural Leonesa won 2–1 over SD Amorebieta on Sun 09 Feb 2025 16:30:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 11 goals in their last 5 matches Cultural Leonesa is playing home against SD Amorebieta on Sun 16 Feb 2025 11:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}SD Amorebieta won 3–1 over Ponferradina on Sun This is 24 of the Primera Federacion - Group 1 The current head to head record for the teams are SD Amorebieta 1 win(s) Who won between SD Amorebieta and Ponferradina on Sun 16 Feb 2025 11:00:00 GMT?SD Amorebieta won 3–1 over Ponferradina on Sun 16 Feb 2025 11:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 7 goals in their last 5 matches SD Amorebieta is playing home against Ponferradina on Sun Real Betis defender Félix Martí Garreta is receiving treatment in hospital after suffering a head injury following a fall in his home Garreta, 20, is on a season-long loan at Spanish second division club SD Amorebieta from Betis "The Amorebieta Sports Club reports that the footballer Félix Martí Garreta recently suffered a craniocerebral traumatism as a result of a fall in the domestic environment," the Basque club said in a statement "The player on loan from Real Betis Balompié was admitted to a hospital with a reserved prognosis and pending progress "The SDA remains in permanent contact with the footballer's family and his club of origin." Félix Garreta joined Amorebieta on loan from Real Betis this season.(Photo by Ion Alcoba Beitia) GettyBetis also released a statement wishing the 20-year-old a speedy recovery "All the encouragement, strength and affection of Real Betis and the Betis fans for Félix and his family," the LaLiga club wrote on X Garreta has scored four goals in 31 league appearances for Amorebieta and has played seven times for Spain's under-19 side Ethiopia's Likina Amebaw and Burundi's Celestin Ndikumana became the first Gold event winners of this season’s World Athletics Cross Country Tour claiming victories at the Cross Internacional Zornotza on Sunday (22) While Amebaw outsprinted her compatriot Lemlem Nibret during the closing stages of the women’s race Ndikumana was a commanding men’s race winner on a pleasant day in Amorebieta Right from the start of the 8700m women’s event it was Mawia closely followed by the Ethiopian duo of Nibret and Amebaw Alessia Zarbo of France ran alone in fourth The leading trio covered the opening 2000m lap in 6:49 and the second circuit in 6:55 with Nibret briefly moving to the front by the third kilometre the leaders had built a margin of 21 seconds on Zarbo who in turn was well clear of the top Spaniards while the Spain-based Amebaw remained tucked behind that tandem Nibret then clocked the fastest split of the race to that point and shortly after the bell she picked up the pace dramatically to leave Mawia well behind while Amebaw managed to join her with relative ease Nibret pushed hard over the final loop but Amebaw did not relinquish and the Ethiopian pair engaged in a thriling sprint finish Taking advantage of a hilly section some 200m from home Amebaw broke away from her younger compatriot – who finished fifth in the U20 race at the World Cross Country Championships in Bathurst – to win in 29:36 to Nibret's 29:38 Mawia completed the podium another 25 seconds adrift but well clear of Zarbo who finished fourth just over a minute behind the Kenyan “I'm over the moon,” said Amebaw “I have been training so hard for the last three months thinking of this cross country season I'll next run in Atapuerca next Sunday,” added the 25-year-old The men’s event witnessed a rocket start by Eritrea's Filmon Kibrom who covered the opening kilometre in 2:47 That pace could only be covered by his compatriot Merhawi Mebrahtu plus Uganda's world 3000m steeplechase finalist Leonard Chemutai and the pre-race favourite Ndikumana The quartet clocked 5:45 for the first lap but the pace slowed over the second circuit (6:03) Celestin Ndikumana wins the Cross Internacional Zornotza (© Asociacion ADOC) The key movement came halfway into the penultimate lap Ndikumana kicked and opened up a sizeable advantage in a matter of few metres Chemutai and Kibrom ran in crocodile file behind Ndikumana whose 2:55 sixth kilometre killed the race the leader had a comfortable seven-second margin on Mebrahtu The 21-year-old Ndikumana extended his lead over the final circuit to maintain the Burundian dominance at this event after Rodrigue Kwizera's win last year Ndikumana crossed the finish line in 25:34 while Chemutai was never threatened by Kibrom and completed the podium by finishing 10 seconds behind the Eritrean The top Spaniard was Sergio Paniagua in fifth "I already competed here last year and came fifth,” said Ndikumana especially since this race has been won by a lot of great champions in the past Women (8.7km)1 Likina Amebaw (ETH) 29:362 Lemlem Nibret (ETH) 29:383 Lucy Mawia (KEN) 30:034 Alessia Zarbo (FRA) 31:075 Cristina Ruiz (ESP) 31:216 Irene Pelayo (ESP) 31:247 Rosalia Tarraga (ESP) 31:278 Paula Gonzalez (ESP) 31:359 Laura Domene (ESP) 31:3610 Idaira Prieto (ESP) 31:45  Men (8.7km)1 Celestin Ndikumana (BDI) 25:342 Merhawi Mebrahtu (ERI) 25:473 Leonard Chemutai (UGA) 25:574 Filmon Kibrom (ERI) 26:035 Sergio Paniagua (ESP) 26:206 Nassim Hassaous (ESP) 26:327 Fernando Carro (ESP) 26:448 David Bascunana (ESP) 26:489 Eduardo Menacho (ESP) 26:5410 Ghirmay Ghebreslassie (ERI) 27:08 winner of the 2022/2023 World Athletics Cross Country Tour is one of the leading entrants for the Cross Internacional Zornotza the first Spanish Gold stop of this season's series which takes place in Amorebieta on Sunday (22) She will take on a field that includes Ethiopian duo Likina Amebaw and Lemlem Nibret while Burundi's Celestine Ndikumana clashes with Uganda’s Leonard Chemutai in the men's event the women’s race will be held over the same distance as the men’s race as two of her three victories in last season’s World Cross Country Tour came in races held over 8km The 24-year-old Kenyan has competed sparingly so far this year but she’ll likely ramp up her competitive outings now that the cross-country season is beginning The Spain-based Amebaw won at the final leg of last season's World Cross Country Tour in Albufeira and should be in the hunt for the victory alongside compatriot Nibret The 18-year-old finished fifth in the U20 race at the World Cross Country Championships in Bathurst then went on to set PBs of 14:56.00 for 5000m and 14:57 for the road 5km Spanish hopes rest with defending champion Isabel Barreiro though this weekend’s race will be her first outing since April because a bone edema ended her track season prematurely The local squad also includes Cristina Ruiz a 15:25.11 5000m performer who represented Spain at the World Cross in Bathurst Burundi’s 21-year-old Ndikumana finished 20th in the senior men’s race at this year’s World Cross in Bathurst then continued his 2023 campaign with a series of PBs on the track and a 15th-place finish in the 5km at the World Road Running Championships in Riga He finished just ahead of Chemutai in the Latvian capital and the duo will renew their rivalry this weekend in Amorebieta 20-year-old Chemutai is a steeplechase specialist on the track; this year he lowered his PB to 8:17.14 and reached the World Championships final in Budapest The line-up also includes Eritrea’s 2015 world marathon champion Ghirmay Ghebreselassie and compatriot Merhawi Mebrahtu Both live for much of the year in Madrid where they train under the guidance of Jerónimo Bravo but on this occasion they will arrive in Spain on Saturday after a training stint in their home country Gebreselassie placed fourth at the 2016 Olympics and won the New York marathon later that year but this weekend he’ll be looking to rebound from his run at the recent Berlin Marathon this weekend’s race will be his first outing since placing 19th in the 10,000m at the World Championships who finished seventh at the 2021 European Cross Country Championships The 29-year-old will aim to replicate his fourth-place finish from last year but he’ll face domestic opposition from Sergio Paniagua and Andreu Blanes the national cross-country silver and bronze medallists respectively The list of illustrious past winners in Amorebieta include Ukraine's Sergey Lebed (2000) Ethiopia's Gete Wami (1999 and 2000) and Kenya's Vivian Cheruiyot (2007 and 2008) Weather forecasters predict a sunny and pleasant day on Sunday with the thermometer reaching between 18-20C by the time of the event Countdown to the World Cross Country Tour Gol.. Eritrea’s Awet Habte and Burundi’s Francine Niyomukunzi earned victories at the 67th Cross Internacional Zornotza Spain’s first World Athletics Cross Country Tour Gold meeting of the season Following the late withdrawal of Uganda’s Thomas Ayeko and Sheila Chelangat due to visa issues fellow Ugandan Joel Ayeko dominated the early stages of the men’s 8.7km contest in the company of Eritrean duo Habte and Yemane Hailesilassie The opening 2km lap was covered in a moderate 6:15 but Ayeko increased the pace over the second circuit and a 6:02 split left only himself the Eritrean pair and Uruguay’s Santiago Catofre at the helm of the race Spain’s Oussaim Oumaiz was alone in fifth Habte surged and began to build a slight margin on Ayeko while Hailesilassie seemed to be in trouble in third after Habte’s 5:54 split Habte extended his lead while Oumaiz first overtook Catofre and then started to gain on Hailesilassie in third place Habte finished well clear of the rest of the field but Oumaiz finally managed to reel in Hailesilassie and then Ayeko in the final 100 metres to take second spot marginally ahead of the Eritrean who also overtook a fading Ayeko by inches The 24-year-old winner lives for much of the year in Madrid and is coached by Jerónimo Bravo who led Tadese Zersenay to his world half marathon record of 58.23 “I competed last Sunday at a half marathon but despite that effort today I felt strong throughout,” said Habte who reached the 5000m final at the 2017 World Championships in London “A couple of years ago I sustained a knee injury and that hampered my progression then the pandemic came and was another setback but now I feel ready to do great things My next race will likely be a half marathon in Lisbon.” The women’s 6.7km event started with Burundi’s Cavaline Nahimana taking an early lead closely followed by her compatriot Francine Niyomukunzi pre-race favourite Dolshi Tesfu of Eritrea and Spain’s Isabel Barreiro who last week completed her fifth half marathon within a seven-week period showed no signs of fatigue when she broke away from the rest of the lead group after the second kilometre She covered the first 2km lap in 6:50 and held a six-second advantage on Nahimana 22-year-old Niyomukunzi still led but Tesfu had shortened the gap to four seconds herself eight seconds clear of Nahimana and Barreiro Tesfu caught the Burundian with some 700 metres remaining and it looked as though she was well on her way to victory but Niyomukunzi bounced back strongly and managed to overtake the Eritrean in the closing stages Barreiro finished ahead of Nahimana  to complete the podium Women (6.7km)1 Francine Niyomukunzi (BDI) 22:392 Dolshi Tesfu (ERI) 22:403 Isabel Barreiro (ESP) 23:084 Cavaline Nahimana (BDI) 23:265 Blanca Fernández (ESP) 23:37 Men (8.7km)1 Awet Habte (ERI) 25:542 Ouassim Oumaiz (ESP) 26:073 Yemane Hailesilassie (ERI) 26:084 Joel Ayeko (UGA) 26:095 Santiago Catofre (URU) 26:18 Arter and Milner victorious at Cardiff Cross .. Barça Atlètic picked up a deserved point at the Estadi Johan Cruyff in a 1-1 draw against an Amorebieta side who are pushing for promotion from the Primera RFEF With both sides looking to get into the promotion play offs the game was an important one and that was obvious on the field in the opening half After Amorebieta had gone close through Jauregi it was Rafa Márquez's team who took the lead Barberà's shot was well saved by the keeper but Aranda was on hand to turn in the rebound to put Barça Atlètic 1-0 up on 17 minutes The lead remained into the second half and Luismi Cruz and then Diounkou both failed to take chances to make it 2-0 fell to Pelayo as his shot came back off the crossbar Amorebieta made Barça play when just after the hour mark Guerrero turned home a well placed cross from a free kick inside the six yard box to make it 1-1 Barça were reduced to 10 men when Zalaya was shown a second yellow with 10 minutes to go both side would end the game with 10 men after the visitors' Seguin was also sent off late on Altered route for stage 3 of the 2023 Tour de France(Image credit: ASO)Altered route for stage 3 of the 2023 Tour de France(Image credit: ASO)Stage 3: Amorebieta-Etxano to Bayonne  The sprinters finally getting a chance of victory on stage 3 as the Tour de France leaves the Basque Country and enters France.  Stage 3 start in Amorebieta-Etxano and heads along the Basque Country coastline before reaching the French border and continuing north to Bayonne The 193.5km stage - extended by 6.1km to detour around road furniture - features four climbs before it leaves Spain – the ascents of Trabakua Itziar and Orioko Benta – but none of them are classified above of category 3 and the fast men should not lose contact with the peloton That terrain will encourage early attackers and Neilson Powless (EF Education-EasyPost) will be watchful in defence of his polka dot jersey but the flat run-in to Bayonne lends itself clearly to a bunch sprint seems unlikely to search for opportunities on Monday where vigilance will be the order of the day for yellow jersey Adam Yates (UAE Team Emirates) and the rest of the overall contenders Jasper Philipsen, meanwhile, will be able to rely on the deluxe lead-out services of his Alpecin-Deceuninck teammate Mathieu van der Poel. A sprint royale is in prospect. The latest race content, interviews, features, reviews and expert buying guides, direct to your inbox! Cyclingnews is the world's leader in English-language coverage of professional cycling Started in 1995 by University of Newcastle professor Bill Mitchell the site was one of the first to provide breaking news and results over the internet in English The site was purchased by Knapp Communications in 1999 and owner Gerard Knapp built it into the definitive voice of pro cycling major publishing house Future PLC has owned the site and expanded it to include top features The site continues to be the most comprehensive and authoritative English voice in professional cycling Rafa Márquez's side couldn't find a way past Amorebieta's solid defending in the first half that they largely dominated it was the home side that was getting the chances the reserves are off to a fine start in their league and despite being held to a second draw have yet to taste defeat Álvaro Núñez hit the post just two minutes into the game and that was followed by a constant onslaught on the home area There were goal-line clearances and some fine saves from Basque stopper Unai Merino When Juanda came close to scoring after the restart it looked like we were headed for another 45 minutes of blaugrana domination Amorebieta upped the intensity and suddenly they were the side that most looked like scoring An impeccable Arnau Tenas was the main reason they did not. Some inspired reading of the game from Txus Alba and Ilias Akhomach help get the Catalans back in command for the final moments Rayco Rodríguez (Yriarte min 76); Eneko (Padrera min 86) y Izeta Roberto (Demir min 83) y Juanda (Víctor Barbera min 65) Pelayo Corgo Suárez & Sílvia Fernández Pérez Yellows for Cantón (min 29) and Urko (min 67) of Amorebieta and Juanda (min 41) and Ilias Akhomach (min 67) of  Barça Atlètic the first day of a new league and a new life though: while Amorebieta did not play last weekend Southampton's new signing Victor Wanyama did Wanyama is from Kenya: the 99th overseas nation to be represented in the Premier League Amorebieta was born in Cantaura in Venezuela in March 1985 His father was a professional pelota player dedicated to the most traditional Jai Alai version of the sport a kind of fives or squash where players have a long basket attached to their wrists and hurl the ball at a wall at great speeds; the record stands at more than 300 kilometres per hour and the Basque government insists it is the fastest sport in the world Jai Alai became popular in Latin America and the United States anywhere with an expatriate community where people could bet "My father went to play pelota vasca in the US and from there he went to retire in Venezuela That's why I was born there," Amorebieta explains I came back to Spain at the age of two." In 2008 he was included in the Spain squad for a friendly against Denmark but did not play Venezuela were already monitoring the situation and when the rule preventing him from representing them because he had played for Spain at youth level was repealed in 2009 Amorebieta wrote a formal letter to Fifa and requested a Venezuelan ID card He was called up in August 2010 but the paperwork had still not been completed opposed the idea and the chance of a Spain call-up had not disappeared entirely But when Del Bosque overlooked Amorebieta again in the summer of 2011 the player spoke to the president of the Venezuelan federation and later that year he played his first game for the country he was born in A month later he scored the winner against Argentina "That was a difficult decision," he says It was a great chance to play with a national team like Venezuela that is growing I could see that it was a nice project for me and that I could help really contribute to doing something important But they were very welcoming and in my first official game we beat Argentina at home in a packed stadium and I scored – so imagine how they welcomed me then!" he will make his debut against Arsenal on Saturday "I had gone round and round thinking about leaving Athletic It wasn't an easy decision but I wanted to experience something different," says the 28-year-old "If I had not gone I would have regretted it." For some the move may look like a backwards step. Amorebieta is swift: "No," he says, "for me it's a step forward. The Premier League it's the oldest club in London and that really attracted me it's closer and easier; there are flights every day We're away from home and that may be hard but that doesn't frighten me The first step is linguistic; the question is inevitable I'm taking classes and have been for months But the most important thing is quickly to feel part of the team I'd love to be able to see out my [four-year] contract here "And if in that time I have been able to prove myself play well and win them over and they want me to continue then I'd be delighted and I would think about it I'd love to play in England for a long time." Amorebieta has the qualities to "win them over" Athletic have always been considered the most English of Spanish clubs and Amorebieta fits that prototype "I'm a player who gives everything," he says "I'm a player who goes in very hard all the time sometimes too hard because in the Spanish league the slightest touch and you get a foul against you It's true that at times I have to rein in that impetus yet it's also true that if I did not have that I wouldn't be the player I am "But in England it's totally different People tell me that the player who is 'hard' or 'dirty' in Spain is 'committed' in England I think I'm going to like it and I hope they like me." Kenya’s Mark Kiptoo captured a thrilling sprint victory at the ‘59th Cross Internacional Zornotza’ held on Sunday (6) on a sunny day The 36-year-old current African 5000m champion was fastest among the five athletes who delivered an unforgettable finish exactly 20 years after the World Cross Country Championships was held in Amorebieta the younger sister of the renowned Linet Masai stamped her authority to grab a five-second win from Eritrea’s Nazareth Weldu the 19-year-old Masai follows in her illustrious sister’s footsteps as the three-time World cross silver medallist Linet won in Amorebieta back in 2009 In the absence of 2011 and 2012 victor Joseph Ebuya it was his fellow Kenyan Vincent Kiprop Chepkok who wore the ‘1’ bib The recent Venta de Baños winner tried his best from the gun to improve on his two runner-up places here over the last couple of years Eritrea’s Kuflom Sium was the early leader closely followed by Chepkok Uganda’s Simon Ayeko and the Eritrean pair of Amanuel Mesel and Kidane Tadese the only non-African in the leading group was Spain’s Javier Guerra a creditable eighth at last month’s European Cross Country Championships in Budapest Much to the delight of the knowledgeable Spanish crowd Guerra moved to the front some 10 minutes into the race but his lead was short-lived as the Spanish-based Sium soon returned to the front to increase the pace only six men remained with winning chances at the 6km point (18:37); the Eritrean trio Chepkok and Sium took turns at sharing the lead for several kilometres while the eventual winner Kiptoo remained cautiously tucked behind but the increasingly quicker rhythm set by the African armada (6:05 2km lap compared to the previous 6:18) made the 29-year-old surrender on the closing lap The last 1km turned out to be a five-man battle in the hunt for the victory With 100m remaining all of them were virtually even but it was the oldest by far who found another gear in the latter stages to take the lead for the very first time in the race There was no catching him and he romped home in 32:42 clearly ahead of Mesel (32:44) while Chepkok had to find some consolation in his third-place finish ahead of Sium “I can’t describe my happiness as I had finished fifth and fourth in previous years and I’m now the champion!” commented Kiptoo who took up athletics seriously at the late age of 29 The women’s 6.7km contest was billed as a battle between Magdalene Masai last year’s winner Nazareth Weldu and Spain’s Diana Martín fresh from a third place at last Monday’s New Year’s Eve race in Madrid where she set a massive career best of 32:32 for 10km on the road The race began quite conservatively with Weldu and Spain’s Jacqueline Martín dictating the early pace No less than 13 women made up the large lead group at midway with Diana Martín in charge of the race but Masai injected a much brisker pace some 1.8km away from home which only could be matched by the in-form Martín looking for the first home victory since the year 2006 The fierce Masai-Martín clash lasted 1.2km as the Kenyan managed to open a sizeable margin to secure her win herself seven seconds ahead of a trio comprising Weldu and Spaniards Zulema Fuentes-Pila and Lidia Rodríguez Martín’s second place didn’t seem in jeopardy but the heated fight for the third spot led Weldu to pip a tired Martín by inches five seconds adrift of the victor but one second clear of the Spaniard “My sister Linet had told me about this race and it has not let me down at all,” commented Masai who was born exactly one week after the IAAF Cross Country Championships were held in Amorebieta 20 years ago then I pushed hard and when I realised Martín faltered a bit I knew the win was mine.” MEN (10.7km)1 Mark Kiptoo (KEN) 32:422 Amanuel Mesel (ERI) 32:443 Vincent Chepkok (KEN) 32:454 Kiflon Sium (ERI) 32:455 Kidane Tadese (ERI) 32:476 Javier Guerra (ESP) 32:597 Jesús Antonio Núñez (ESP) 33:378 Daniel Sanz (ESP) 33:409 Iván Fernández (ESP) 33:4810 Simon Ayeko (UGA) 33:52 Women (6.7km)1 Magdalene Masai (KEN) 23:442 Nazareth Weldu (ERI) 23:493 Diana Martín (ESP) 23:504 Lidia Rodríguez (ESP) 23:505 Zulema Fuentes-Pila (ESP) 23:516 Estela Navascués (ESP) 23:577 Iris Fuentes-Pila (ESP) 24:088 Marta Silvestre (ESP) 24:099 Elena García (ESP) 24:2410 Irene Pelayo (ESP) 24:28 OneFootball's home page Search Settings Sign In Sign InJoinDONE DEAL: Athletic Bilbao snap up Amorebieta striker Gorka Guruzeta | OneFootballTribal Football Athletic Bilbao have snapped up striker Gorka Guruzeta Guruzeta have reached an agreement to join the first team for the next two seasons with an optional third year depending on a series of variables The player from San Sebastian arrives free of contract and backed by his great season with SD Amorebieta in LaLiga Smartbank Guruzeta (25) already made nine appearances as a Lion in the 2018-19 season He arrived at youth age from Antiguoko and scored 48 goals between Basconia and Bilbao Athletic 31 of them in the red and white second team The player will start working under Ernesto Valverde's orders on Monday and will hold a press conference at the Lezama facilities in the near future Related NewsAthletic Club’s tactics laid bare as Take Kubo sets personal La Liga record in Basque Derby draw United’s UEL final path: Athletic Club and Spurs dealt substantial injury blows, one player is out for the season Nico Williams and Oihan Sancet miss training for Athletic Club Spain star may be required to undergo surgery this summer Man United given further boost ahead of crucial semi-final second leg versus Athletic Club Crystal Palace 1-1 Nottingham Forest: Eberechi Eze scores as Eagles get ready to peak in FA Cup final Glasner will be content with his side’s performance against a team chasing Champions League qualificationCrystal Palace had their chances and could have nicked it late on, but a 1-1 draw... Football transfer rumours: Rashford in Man Utd exit talks; Real Madrid suffer Alexander-Arnold setback Real Madrid 'agree terms' with Carlo Ancelotti over his departure Carlo Ancelotti's future appears to be sealed after the iconic Italian manager has reached terms over his pending departure from Real Madrid.According to fresh reports from The Athletic, an agreement... 03 May 2025 18:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Barakaldo won 2–0 over SD Amorebieta on Sat This is 35 of the Primera Federacion - Group 1 The current head to head record for the teams are Barakaldo 2 win(s) Have scored 4 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between Barakaldo and SD Amorebieta on Sat 03 May 2025 18:00:00 GMT?Barakaldo won 2–0 over SD Amorebieta on Sat 03 May 2025 18:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches Barakaldo is playing home against SD Amorebieta on Sat Inicio > Actualidad > Iker Seguín seguirá agrandando su leyenda en la SDA Urritxe seguirá disfrutando del fútbol de Iker Seguín Cid (Eibar Y es que la Sociedad Deportiva Amorebieta y el citado jugador han alcanzado un acuerdo para que el futbolista que ha portado el brazalete de capitán desde la temporada 2017-18 continúe defendiendo los colores del conjunto zornotzarra la próxima campaña 2022-23 Seguín seguirá agrandando su leyenda en la entidad de Urritxe donde recaló en en el verano de 2015 procedente del Real Unión el eibartarra afronta su octavo curso consecutivo como jugador azul ha disputado un total de 196 encuentros oficiales en los que ha firmado 18 goles y ha repartido múltiples asistencias cinco de ellas la pasada campaña en LaLiga SmartBank San Miguel Kalea, 16, 48340 Amorebieta, Bizkaia Cyprian Kotut is proving himself to be just as proficient on the mud as he is on the roads as the sub-one hour half-marathon runner took another high-profile victory on Spanish soil at the 'Cross Internacional Zornotza' in Amorebieta which played host to the 1993 World Cross-Country Championships He first came to the awareness of the cross-country fraternity just before Christmas with a tight victory in Venta de Banos which was thought to be his first cross-country race internationally and the 22-year-old retained this form in taking the scalp of World Cross Country fifth-place finisher Timothy Toroitich from Uganda in the climax of a closely contested 10.7km race who chose to employ the waiting game until the last 400m as Toroitich ground out the pace might fancy a tilt at the African Cross Country Championships based on his form over the past month although Toroitich will almost certainly be out to impress as those championships  take place on home soil in the Ugandan capital of Kampala in March The race for the domestic stakes was equally compelling with Ayad Lamdassem finishing just ahead of Javier Guerra European cross-country champion Alemayehu Bezabeh the younger sister of 2009 world 10,000m champion Linet joined some illustrious company by becoming only the third woman to successfully defend this title after Gete Wami in 2000 and Vivian Cheruiyot in 2008 The 20-year-old's victory was fairly decisive in the end as she won the 6.7km contest in 23:55 seven seconds ahead of perennial podium finisher in cross-country races this winter Rebecca Cheptegei from Uganda Home favourite Lidia Rodriguez finished strongly in third in 24:04 ahead of Marta Tigabea from Ethiopia in 24:09 In-form Florence Kiplagat prevailed in testing conditions at the sixth and final AK/KCB Cross Country series meet in Eldoret on Sunday (5) the two-time Berlin Marathon winner probably found the course more to her liking than others as the undulating nature of it made it a true test of endurance and the sub-2:20 marathon runner duly scored a commanding win in the senior women's 8km race in 26:24 a non-scoring member of Kenya's gold medal-winning team at the IAAF World Cross-Country Championships this year fell mid-race but recovered to finish fifth in 27:01 The junior women's 6km race also went to form with world and African junior cross-country silver medallist Agnes Tirop a regular starter on the US road-racing circuit who spends most of the year based in North Carolina took a noteworthy win in 35:14 ahead of Julius Kogo and Charles Kibet second and third in 35:25 and 35:40 respectively Local journalists reported two-time New York Marathon champion Geoffrey Mutai was among the starters but it appears he dropped out on the last lap when he was in third World 1500m champion Asbel Kiprop ran the first 5km as a training run before stepping off the course The little known Franklin Ngelel won the junior men's 8km race in 23:17 ahead of Moses Mukono and Davis Kiplagat in 23:21 and 23:23 respectively Barnabas Sigei and Chemweno Langat prevailed at the Kenyan Administration Police Cross Country Championships held at the familiar venue of the Uhuru Gardens in Nairobi on Saturday (4) who told reporters his next major goal is the Vienna Marathon on 13 April prevailed in the 12km race in 36:01 while Langat pulled away from Susan Cherotich to win the women's 8km race in 28:04 Both winners are likely to be in action at the Kenyan Police Service Cross Country Championships at the Ngong Race Course in Nairobi next weekend but the next big date on the Kenyan cross-country calendar is the National Trials/IAAF Cross Country permit meet on February 15 in Nairobi Kotut’s 2:07:30 makes Barcelona the fastest m.. Huru completes Ugandan double in Granollers –.. Cherono bounces back at Venta de Banos – cros.. The defender Amorebieta has signed a four-year deal at Craven Cottage after eight seasons in La Liga with Bilbao, while Boateng has joined on a one-year deal with an option for a further season. Fulham have now signed up three players for next season, having taken up an option to permanently sign Sascha Riether from Cologne after a successful season-long loan spell. However, Amorebieta's arrival is arguably the most impressive addition so far as they beat off reported interest from Arsenal, Everton and Zenit St Petersburg. The 28-year-old defender made more than 250 appearances for Bilbao and will be a welcome addition to what has at times been a shaky Fulham defence. "I'm impressed with the talent already at the club and I look forward to meeting the players for pre-season training in July," he told the club's website. Relief is the overriding emotion after Boateng completed his protracted move. The Fulham manager Martin Jol has been a long-time admirer of the Ghana international and has attempted to bring him in on several occasions. Boateng's transfer had to be put on ice previously due to contract disputes with his Ukrainian club, but a deal for the 30-year-old has finally completed his move from Dnipro. "I've been working hard to come here and I'll do my best for the club," Boateng said. "It's been a long road for me but now I'm here I'm so happy and I can't wait to start and give everything I have." Children’s reading and writing develop better when they are trained in handwriting 38% of the annual electricity consumption of Vitoria-Gasteiz could be produced by fitting photovoltaic panels onto the city’s rooftops BiaPy, an accessible AI tool for analysing biomedical images A study by the UPV/EHU-University of the Basque Country has produced an inert, optical thermometer capable of functioning in any hostile environment The UPV/EHU’s Applied Photonics Group has developed an optical thermometer for the industrial sector based on a very special optical fibre capable of measuring temperature across a wide thermal range with a high degree of sensitivity. Furthermore, the fibre is an inert component that does not interact with the environment. "To develop the sensor or thermometer, we conducted a theoretical analysis by exploring in detail the bases relating to the effect of temperature on these fibres in order to predict the most temperature-sensitive geometry. The thermometer designed operates across a wide thermal range from -25 degrees Celsius to 900 degrees Celsius and is robustly packaged to withstand harsh environments," added Josu Amorebieta. Amorebieta joined Fulham from Spanish side Athletic Bilbao back in the summer of 2013 and many believed at the time that the defender would prove to be a very good signing for the Cottagers Amorebieta struggled to adapt to life in England and was unable to prevent Fulham from suffering the ignominy of relegation from the Premier League during the debut campaign The following season in the Championship would prove to be even worse for Amorebieta as he made only 7 appearances due to a knee injury Last season proved to be somewhat of an improvement for the 31-year-old as he returned from his loan spell from Middlesbrough in February and played a crucial role in helping the Cottagers stave off relegation However, Amorebieta delivered a shock to the Fulham faithful in June after reportedly informing the Cottagers officials that he would not be playing for the club again (Sky Sports) Given the fact that Amorebieta has only one year remaining on his current deal at Craven Cottage Fulham now seemingly have no other option than to cash in on the defender this summer Despite Amorebieta’s admission of wanting to leave though he has surprisingly been included in the Fulham squad for their training camp to the Republic of Ireland and the former Venezuelan international has seemingly dropped a huge hint that he might stay put at the club by expressing his excitement ahead of the tour through social media website Twitter Preseason!!!! #FFCinIreland pic.twitter.com/Gv4ahxf0eC — Fernando Amorebieta (@la_grulla5) July 7, 2016 Working #FFCinIreland ☘ pic.twitter.com/qhBpIpLWzj — Fernando Amorebieta (@la_grulla5) July 5, 2016 Fulham fans were understandably left encouraged by Amorebieta’s tweet and have pleaded for the experienced centre back to stay with the club this summer @la_grulla5 stay in fulham please — alvgrz (@alvgrz) July 7, 2016 @la_grulla5 Glad you’re in a Fulham shirt. We need you at the back this season! #FFC #FFCinIreland — ChiIllini (@ChiIllini) July 7, 2016 @la_grulla5 we love you — Filip Wall (@WalleFilip) July 7, 2016 @la_grulla5 @WhiteNoise1879 Stay please!! — Michael Cowdroy (@Michael_Cowdroy) July 7, 2016 @la_grulla5 so u haven’t refused to play for us — Treedy onconsole (@Treedyonconsole) July 5, 2016 Castilla drew after conceding a penalty in 90th minute Castilla needed to bounce back and get back to the play-off spot in the table Solari probably expected a very physical game so he opted to bolster the midfield with an additional defensive midfielder tried to disrupt the play as much as possible and yet somehow they escaped well-deserved yellow cards Castilla's starting XI: Luca Zidane; Achraf-Javi-Hermoso-Tejero; Valverde-Tena; Enzo-Febas-Sergio Díaz; Campuzano Achraf and the Febas-Diaz duo created few good chances Febas particularly caused a lot of trouble to Amorebieta’s defence with his marauding runs This early dominance was rewarded by a goal in the 18th minute and Enzo released Campuzano with a beautiful through ball Amorebieta threatened mainly from set pieces and corners so it was paramount not to give away too many fouls near the box In the last fifteen minutes of the first half Amorebieta were the better team with much better chances Castilla’s defence once again showed lack of concentration and allowed 1v1 chance for Amorebieta a free volley from the penalty spot and two other great chances Only thanks to absolutely exquisite goalkeeping from Luca Zidane Castilla started strong again and after two minutes they scored their second goal of the match Campuzano correctly guessed the bounce of the ball and left the defender behind him then he played a brilliant pass to Aleix Febas who was free on goal and calmly put the ball in the net to make it 2-0 Sergio Diaz had a couple of brilliant runs down the left wing however his decision-making needs to improve because he wasted far too many good chances including a very promising 2v1 situation Febas and Diaz were our main attacking outlets and when Febas got tired in the second half Sergio Diaz was forced to rely only on himself and this led to many long dribbling runs He completely missed the ball when he tried to clear it and let Amorebieta’s player through and to score – 2:1 Luca Zidane channeled his inner-Lev Yashin and produced two stunning saves in quick succession and saved a sure goal But even these moments didn’t wake Castilla up enough to start playing their football Instead they allowed Amorebieta to impose themselves on the game Solari reacted by taking off the tired Febas and Enzo — who apart from that assist didn’t produce anything else — for Javi Muňoz and Seaone This helped to stabilize the midfield and regain a bit of control of the match Amorebieta then started to target Castilla’s left wing so Solari took off Diaz and put Abner on to ensure extra protection This move totally shut down our offence in the last 15 minutes The last 15 minutes were far too familiar for Castilla followers and allowed the opponent into the game to the point they were fearing for the result Amorebieta found an extra gear and were constantly pressuring and squeezing Castilla who defended all the crosses and set pieces quite well Amorebieta were awarded a throw-in — the ball went into the box and Valverde made a challenge The assistant referee signaled that it was a foul and thus a penalty which Amorebieta converted to level the game late Castilla should have won this game and the players were rightfully angered by the last-minute penalty that was called against them Castilla now find themselves in 8th position in the table two points off the 4th place (play-off spot) The man of the match award has to go to Luca Zidane who has pulled off several excellent saves and single-handedly kept Castilla in the lead till the 90th minute He didn't put a foot wrong on Saturday and I only hope that he will be able to consistently produce such performances in the next games And he also made this outrageous assist to Segio Díaz this season: | ¡JUGADORAZO MADRIDISTA!@Sergio_Diaz_10 del Real Madrid Castilla, un placer verte jugar Sergio ¡Crack! pic.twitter.com/1snSDR6z9D Quick highlights from today's game. 1st goal for Castilla - @VCampuzano10 and 2nd - @FebasAleix. pic.twitter.com/4XpQWqs2wh I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Read our Privacy notice Brentford's manager Mark Warburton and his assistant David Weir, leaving at the end of the month whatever happens, were given an rousing send-off after their last match at Griffin Park, but to lose after an impressive second half recovery made it a bitter-sweet night for them. Promoted a year ago from League One, they fought back admirably from conceding the opening goal to Jelle Vossen and were on top once Andre Gray scored his 18th goal of the season to equalise. "It was a better second half," Warburton said. "We must defend better but we did enough to say we'll go up there next Friday and give a good show." Drawing the second game of an eventful season 6-6 away to Dagenham & Redbridge promised a lively campaign for his team, as well as illustrating their strength and weakness. Having knocked in 78 league goals and conceded 59 proved a vulnerabilty in defence, which Middlesbrough, more frugal at both ends of the pitch, took advantage of to lead after 25 minutes. Chelsea's manager Jose Mourinho was in the stand to watch Patrick Bamford, the Championship player of the year who he had been happy to loan to his friend and former Real Madrid assistant Aitor Karanka. Like Andre Gray, playing the same main striker's role for Brentford, Bamford was well policed. Gray also suffered for most of the night from a physical disadvantage against two hulking central defenders, whose height added to the visitors' threat from set pieces. By half-time, the home side's best efforts were therefore a fiercely struck 25 yard drive by Alan Judge and a header over the bar by centre-half James Tarkowski. That latter effort stemmed from a free-kick conceded by Clayton, whose yellow card was one of Boro's six. The FA Cup final referee Jon Moss, who had apparently handled only one Championship match this season, found his fitness examined in keeping up with the furious pace of the game and his patience tested by Boro's tackling. Not that Karanka's team were prepared to sit back and as play swept breathlessly back and forth, each goalkeeper pulled off an exceptional save to keep the tie level until Amoribieta's late flourish. Button was first, leaping high to his left to repel Adomah's left footer struck on the rise; four minutes later Konstantopoulos had to do the same as Jonathan Douglas burst forward onto the end of Jota's cross for a header that was on course for the top corner of the net. It was harsh on Warburton's braves when a late corner was headed back into the danger area for Amorebieta, on loan from their neighbours Fulham, to drive in off a defender. "We have to keep the ball more," Karanka said. But it's an amazing win." Join thought-provoking conversations, follow other Independent readers and see their replies Source: footballghana.com « Prev Next » Comments (0) Listen to Article Huesca are 20th on the league log with 12 points after 14 games Access all of the club's multimedia content Un estadio referente y reconocido internacionalmente por sus instalaciones modernidad y capacidad para acoger eventos durante los 365 días del año Make your reservation to visit every corner of the amazing RCDE Stadium and discover all the history of RCD Espanyol de Barcelona Feel the pre-match excitement with exclusive pitchside access to watch the players’ warm-up up close witness the starting eleven step onto the field from the tunnel And get to meet and greet the stars after the match RCD Espanyol coach Luis García assessed the victory against SD Amorebieta in which his team came back from 0-2 down to win 3-2 “We knew it was going to be difficult we did not have problems with our attitude or intensity we tried to come out from the back with three players and then with two Our midfielders were playing far back and it was difficult for us to progress upfield This led to a loss of possession that cost us a goal The goal to make it 0-2 was from a defensive error we were better positioned and we came back with the help of our fans,” he reflected we were hurrying to please the fans in our first home game with them there In the second half it was a different story because we were more organised We have to be patient to break down our opponents Circulating the ball faster does not mean disrupting the opposition more We have our ideas and I think it is the best for this team,” said García The coach highlighted that “winning is hard to do at any level All teams have their weapons and work well but we didn't do things well in the first half we generated more danger and we scored three goals." "Set pieces are a facet that is as important as the rest We know that it is something that can help you move ahead in a game.” Everything about the game on your mobile phone © 2025 Official Website of RCD Espanyol de Barcelona S.A.D SquadA Leganés with ten men wins at Lezama (0-1)A great goal by Juan Cruz in the 77th minute gave the victory to a team that had been playing at a disadvantage since the 35th minute. Copy linkC.D Leganés achieved a very important victory in their visit to S.D A great goal by Juan Cruz in the 77th minute gave the three points to a team that played with ten men from the 35th minute after Neyou's VAR expulsion Leganés took the field at Lezama with three changes in their lineup compared to the last match against Eibar: Jorge Sáenz returned to the center of the defense after serving a suspension in place of Arambarri Miramón returned after his indisposition to take Darko Brasanac's position and Miguel de la Fuente started at the attacking end in detriment Dani Raba had the first clear chance for Leganés in minute 9 after a ball to Portillo's back that the '10' crossed too much who caught his dry right-footed shot after Neyou's delivery Borja Jiménez was forced to make his first substitution due to Miramón's injury Amorebieta gave Lega their first scare with a set piece headed by former Lega player Bustinza although the goal was disallowed for offside referee Lax Franco showed Neyou the straight red card after being warned by the VAR after an action that the referee sanctioned with a caution in the first instance Lega was down to ten men with almost an hour to play With no more chances than a header by Unzueta that went narrowly wide The game resumed after the break with a double change by Borja Jiménez who introduced Luis Perea and Darko Brasanac in place of Portillo and Raba Lega was looking for space on the counter with one less player trying to take advantage of a transition with Miguel de la Fuente Amorebieta had a good option in minute 55 with a long-range shot by Bustinza that went just wide although the Blue and Whites defended their area well against the local attempts Diego García replaced Miguel in attack to look for fresh legs up front Diego himself was on the verge of getting on the end of a service from Nyom from the right but his forced shot didn't find the target the 0-1 would arrive: Nyom stole on the right flank to Juan Cruz who cut inside and released a left-footed shot that beat Campos to score the goal that put the Blue and Whites ahead with his first goal in the Madrid shirt with Arambarri coming on in place of the striker Juan Cruz A moving Leganés defended tooth and nail against an Amorebieta team that bombarded the area with everything but the enormous collective effort prevented the local chances from coming The Lega adds three very valuable points that keep them one more day at the top of the table Their next match will take place this Sunday (14:00) at Butarque against C.D By SPORTSMAIL REPORTER Updated: 10:48 BST Rafa Benitez is ready to add defensive reinforcements to his squad with a £10million move for Athletic Bilbao centre-back Fernando Amorebieta To add to Benitez's concerns, defensive linchpins Martin Skrtel and Jamie Carragher took a battering in the 2-1 defeat to Tottenham on Sunday with Skrtel having to be replaced after sustaining a facial injury Benitez had the imposing Amorebieta watched in Bilbao on Sunday night as the 6ft 3in star was playing Barcelona in the Spanish equivalent of the Community Shield Despite receiving £30million for midfielder Xabi Alonso from Real Madrid Benitez may still struggle to convince Liverpool's American owners to pay the fee for a player who has not yet been capped by Spain The Mail on Sunday & Metro Media Group “Sociedad Deportivo Amorebieta communicated that the footballer Felix Marti Garreta has suffered cranial trauma as the result of a domestic fall. Spanish second-division club Amorebieta said their central defender Felix Garreta had been placed in an induced coma after suffering a domestic accident. The 20-year-old is currently hospitalised in Barcelona after hitting his head. He fell while visiting his home town of Palau-solità i Plegamans, which is close to Barcelona. “The player, who is on loan from Real Betis, is currently in hospital with reserved forecast and depending on his progress,” the club said. Garreta had an excellent season on loan at the club, playing 33 matches, and it was expected that he would spend pre-season with the Real Betis first-team squad.  We encourage you to join the conversation on our stories via our Facebook (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The federal government has urged stakeholders in the agriculture and finance sectors in the West Africa region to leverage financing strategies to enhance agroecology practices “Katsina State is Atiku’s political base because it is his second home.” The governor appreciated the strong synergy between the legislature and executive Mr Oni warned that anyone found engaging in illegal mining would be held accountable and prosecuted She emphasised the need to equip basic schools with the infrastructure necessary for a smart education system The prison on a hard-to-reach California Island off San Francisco that had been closed for more than 60 years would be for notorious criminals The ruling APC has fixed Saturday as the date of primaries in all the council areas The release comes after the committee visited four custodial centres in the state between Tuesday and Friday to review the cases at the centres © 2025 Peoples Gazette™ Limited Leo Román: "It's reasonable to aim for everything but we are focused on Amorebieta"The keeper praises the fans' backing highlighting "if we have more supporters there it will prove that we are doing well" Atlético Baleares suffered a defeat at Estadio Balear against the fifth-placed team in the league The white-and-blue players needed a win to straighten their path but a goal from visiting player Julen Jon in the last minute of the first half marked the course of the match ATB complicates their situation in terms of staying in the league Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" The road to Primera RFEF begins! 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