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Yahoo
22-07-2025
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Will Sergio Ramos miss the All-Star Game?
Just hours before the events surrounding the All-Star Game, Sergio Ramos drew attention after questions arose about his participation in the competition. While the players called up from the Liga MX team are already in Austin to prepare, the Spanish defender appeared this Monday at Rayados' training session. Meanwhile, Sergio Canales, who will also participate in the Challenge Skills, joined the team this afternoon, along with the selected players from Tigres. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here. 📸 Alex Grimm - 2025 Getty Images
Yahoo
30-06-2025
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Rayados welcome key players back for clash with Borussia
Rayados de Monterrey was the only Mexican club to advance to the Round of 16 of the Club World Cup, although in their last match against Urawa Reds, they presented losses that worried their fans. For the match against Borussia Dortmund, some key elements will be back. Advertisement In the previous match, Sergio Canales and Johan Rojas did not play, important pieces in Domenec Torrent's scheme. Both will be available for the match in Atlanta, which represents a relief for the Regio team. Jorge 'Corcho' Rodríguez will also return, who was absent against the Japanese team due to accumulation of cards. His suspension was the result of a second yellow card received against River Plate. Rayados qualified as second in Group E and will face the leader of Group F, Borussia Dortmund, this Tuesday, July 1. The match will be at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium and the winner could face the winner between Real Madrid and Juventus. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here. 📸 Harry How - 2025 Getty Images
Yahoo
29-06-2025
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Full squad ready: Rayados set for Dortmund showdown
Monterrey continues with its preparation to face Borussia Dortmund in the round of 16 of the Club World Cup and good news arrives. Domènec Torrent will have a full squad for the first time since the start of the competition, as Sergio Canales, who did not participate against Urawa Reds as a precaution, recovers and could have activity on Tuesday. Additionally, Héctor Moreno is back with the team, after overcoming a calf injury and has already trained on the field. Advertisement Monterrey will seek to surprise Borussia Dortmund on Tuesday, July 1st at 7:00 PM to stay in the quarterfinals of the World Cup. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here. 📸 Stu Forster - 2025 Getty Images
Malay Mail
22-06-2025
- Sport
- Malay Mail
River blanked! Ex-Boca stopper Andrada haunts rivals to keep Monterrey's Club World Cup hopes alive
PASADENA, June 22 — River Plate were held to a 0-0 draw by Mexico's Monterrey yesterday, frustrating the Argentinian club's hopes of booking their place in the knockout rounds of the Club World Cup. Poor finishing and a string of saves from Monterrey's Argentine goalkeeper Esteban Andrada — who used to play for River's arch-rivals Boca Juniors — denied the team from Buenos Aires three points that would have sealed their passage to the last 16 from Group E. The result leaves the group standings finely balanced heading into the final round of fixtures on Wednesday, with River and Italy's Inter Milan level on four points each. Monterrey, who are third with two points, face Japan's already eliminated Urawa Red Diamonds. A bright opening in front of 57,393 fans at the Pasadena Rose Bowl saw Monterrey enjoy the better of the early exchanges, with former Spain international midfielder Sergio Canales's run and shot forcing River goalkeeper Franco Armani to save smartly after 13 minutes. But for long periods the game failed to develop into a rhythm, with a series of niggling fouls — 23 in the first half alone — making for a scrappy opening 45 minutes. River were left to rue missing two gilt-edged scoring opportunities in the closing minutes of the first half. On the stroke of half-time Giuliano Galoppo found himself with time and space in the centre of the Monterrey penalty area, but sent his shot curling high and wide of the top right-hand corner. River's army of noisy fans behind the goal groaned in frustration and were soon howling in disbelief moments later when Lucas Martínez Quarta squandered a glorious chance. A corner on the right was flicked on and fell to the centre-half on the edge of the six-yard box, only for the defender to sidefoot his shot wide of the post. River continued to dominate after half-time, with teenager Franco Mastantuono — who will join Real Madrid after the tournament — denied by Andrada with a 67th-minute effort. The Argentinians wasted another golden chance on 76 minutes, with Colombian international Miguel Borja shooting at Andrada after a sublime through ball by Facundo Colidio had put him clean through on goal. A frustrating night for River ended with Kevin Castano sent off in injury time after picking up his second yellow card. — AFP
Yahoo
22-06-2025
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River Plate frustrated by Monterrey in 0-0 stalemate
River Plate's Colombian forward Miguel Borja and Monterrey's Victor Guzman battle for possession in their Club World Cup stalemate (YURI CORTEZ) River Plate were held to a 0-0 draw by Mexico's Monterrey on Saturday, frustrating the Argentinian club's hopes of booking their place in the knockout rounds of the Club World Cup. Poor finishing and a string of saves from Monterrey's Argentine goalkeeper Esteban Andrada -- who used to play for River's arch-rivals Boca Juniors -- denied the team from Buenos Aires three points that would have sealed their passage to the last 16 from Group E. Advertisement The result leaves the group standings finely balanced heading into the final round of fixtures on Wednesday, with River and Italy's Inter Milan level on four points each. Monterrey, who are third with two points, face Japan's already eliminated Urawa Red Diamonds. A bright opening in front of 57,393 fans at the Pasadena Rose Bowl saw Monterrey enjoy the better of the early exchanges, with former Spain international midfielder Sergio Canales's run and shot forcing River goalkeeper Franco Armani to save smartly after 13 minutes. But for long periods the game failed to develop into a rhythm, with a series of niggling fouls -- 23 in the first half alone -- making for a scrappy opening 45 minutes. River were left to rue missing two gilt-edged scoring opportunities in the closing minutes of the first half. Advertisement On the stroke of half-time Giuliano Galoppo found himself with time and space in the centre of the Monterrey penalty area, but sent his shot curling high and wide of the top right-hand corner. River's army of noisy fans behind the goal groaned in frustration and were soon howling in disbelief moments later when Lucas Martínez Quarta squandered a glorious chance. A corner on the right was flicked on and fell to the centre-half on the edge of the six-yard box, only for the defender to sidefoot his shot wide of the post. River continued to dominate after half-time, with teenager Franco Mastantuono -- who will join Real Madrid after the tournament -- denied by Andrada with a 67th-minute effort. Advertisement The Argentinians wasted another golden chance on 76 minutes, with Colombian international Miguel Borja shooting at Andrada after a sublime through ball by Facundo Colidio had put him clean through on goal. A frustrating night for River ended with Kevin Castano sent off in injury time after picking up his second yellow card. rcw/sev
