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Cameroon Vs New Zealand, Women’s World Cup Dream11 Prediction: Dream 11 fantasy tips for CMR-W Vs NZ-W for Women FIFA World Cup 2019

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Cameroon Vs New Zealand Dream11 Prediction

Group E likewise brings to us a differentiating fixture to that of the Netherlands vs Canada, as New Zealand take on Cameroon. Both these groups have been basically thumped out of the tournament, with being the ‘lucky loser’ remaining their best option. They have a similar goal difference but Cameroon sit on a spot above New Zealand because of the one goal they scored in the Cup.

The two groups have an average set up, but New Zealand could nick a win in this clash.

Match Details

Match: Cameroon vs New Zealand

Date: 20th June 2019

Venue: Roazhon Park, Rennes, France

Competition: Women’s World Cup 2019

Start time: 12 p.m. ET

Cameroon Vs New Zealand Dream11 Team

Formation: 4-4-2

Goalkeepers

Erin Nayler: I’ve picked the multi year old New Zealand global as my goalkeeper for the match. Nayler has involvement with the top level and has been comparatively better than her Cameroon contemporary.

Defenders:

Rebekah Scott: Scott has been the main positive for her defensive line. She gave an extraordinary performance against Canada winning the greater part of her elevated duels and handles. She can be what New Zealand need against Cameroon for any chance to qualify.

Ali Riley: Captain of her team, Riley is an assaulting fullback with outstanding stamina. She made the most clearances against Canada, and won every one of her duels against the Netherlands. She additionally has a decent intersection method, and can enlist assists.

Yvonne Leuko: She’s the beginning left back of Cameroon and has had a leap forward time in this World Cup. While her group had pretty much been disappointing, Leuko has shown commitment and heart. She blocks a lot of shots through her smart positioning and does not get dribbled past easily.

Claudine Meffometou: Yvonne’s fullback accomplice, Meffometou is an assaulting ideal back. She frequently leaves her defensive post to poach loose balls and heavy touches from the opposition and creates a lot of turnovers.

Midfielders

Gabrille Onguene(C): She’s the scorer of Cameroon’s just goal this term against the powerful Netherlands. Despite the fact that it fell off a misstep, Onguene has been a risk on the left flank in view of her unbelievable speed.

Raissa Feudijo: Cameroon’s no. 8 has started only one game in the tournament but will most likely feature again for the team in the next match. She’s an attacking midfielder who starts in the centre of the park progressing her way up the pitch. Raissa has an eye for goal and can unleash a power strike from some distance, too.

Betsy Hasset: Hasset starts on the left flank of a Midfield 4 for New Zealand. She’s their best dribbler and can beat defenders with flair. The winger can also pick out a pass from the edge and get goals.

Ria Percival: Starting at central midfield for her team, Ria has insane stamina. She plays a Box to Box midfielder which means she can get into spaces from where she can attack the ball and finish chances. She also drops deep to help out her defence.

Forwards

Sarah Gregorius(VC): Veteran striker Sarah has been the first choice striker for New Zealand. She’s performed better than her partner in attack, Rosie White. Her experience will be very important if the Kiwis want to overcome a stubborn Cameroon defence.

Marylse Ngo Ndoumbouk: Marylse completes my strike partnership upfront. I would’ve said she’s been unlucky to not get a goal, but she’s given more key passes than she has shots. However, her ability to pick out a pass makes her the perfect person to pair Gregorius.

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Some ‘telekinesis’ helps the Utah Jazz defeat the Mavericks 115-113 for their first home victory

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To be honest, after the 3-pointer he had just made, that was the only suitable reaction. Clarkson almost double-dribbled, almost ran out of time, and then almost committed a backcourt violation. His shaky running 3-pointer from the wing instead went in.

At the end, he could have done the same.

To be honest, after the 3-pointer he had just made, that was the only suitable reaction. Clarkson almost double-dribbled, almost ran out of time, and then almost committed a backcourt violation. His shaky running 3-pointer from the wing instead went in.

After catching Dallas in a preswitch, Clarkson zipped a pass under the rim to a wide-open John Collins. With 6.4 seconds left, he made an uncontested two-handed slam that proved to be the game-winning basket as Utah defeated the Mavericks 115-113.

During that last possession, Luka Doncic was on Collins down low. Doncic had his sights set on the corner, and Quentin Grimes started to cheat up the wing to meet Collins, who seemed to be expecting him to run up to set a pick for Clarkson.

The issue? He was left alone in the most hazardous area of the court when Collins chose not to go up.

“I’m just happy me and John had some, like, telekinesis action going on,” Clarkson stated. “I mean, he just read my eyes and knew what I was looking for.”

“Me and JC were just like looking at each other: ‘You gonna be open?'” Collins grinned as he spoke. “You can see JC saying (with his eyes), ‘No stay, Here you go.’ And it was just like a great play that shows our chemistry. We always had a JC-to-JC connection. JC made a great read, finished the play, and we finally got a home win.”

Collins completed a 28-point evening with the final dunk, maintaining his impressive recent play.

After it appeared that the home team was losing the game, he scored Utah’s final two baskets. Utah led by 16 points early in the fourth quarter after a solid third quarter, which has been unusual for the Jazz this season. Doncic then guided Dallas to victory.

The Dallas star finished the game with nine assists and 37 points. With 1:33 left, he helped Derrick Lively, giving the Mavericks a two-point advantage.

At that moment, Utah appeared to have no answer for a Mavericks team on the rise and was without Lauri Markkanen, who was hurt in the eye and missed the end of the game.

Collins and Clarkson supplied one.

“JC and John were unbelievable down the stretch,” Hardy stated. “Their poise really stood out. JC, made big plays. John made big plays all night. His energy is infectious for us.”

Clarkson finished a 3-point play on the other end after he was knocked down by a bucket. Then, with 36.7 seconds left, Collins dunk after rebounding a rejected Clarkson jumper to put Utah ahead 3 points.

Klay Thompson’s wing three to tie the game only served to set up the last play by Clarkson and Collins.

“They got confused on whether they were switching or not—sort of two guys went back out towards the corner and JC threw him a dart,” Hardy recalled. “But that’s JC and John understanding the moment together.”

Collin Sexton ended with 16 points and five rebounds, while Clarkson finished with 20 points and four assists. Kyle Filipowski scored 11 of his 14 points in a dominant second quarter, and Lauri Markkanen added 14 points before he left.

Six of the Jazz’s players were in double figures.

“Tonight’s not about like the X’s and O’s piece, the tactical piece. It was about the mental and the physical toughness the team showed throughout and really stuck with it against a good team tonight. That’s what we’re looking for,” Hardy stated.

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Dodgers Unveil Plans for Friday Parade and Stadium Celebration

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The Dodgers announced Wednesday night that they would celebrate their World Series victory on Friday with a parade in Downtown Los Angeles and a special ticketed event at Dodger Stadium. The full broadcast of both tournaments will be available on AM 570, local television stations, and Spectrum SportsNet LA. Fans will not be able to attend both events due to scheduling conflicts, transportation, and logistical issues.

The parade will start at Gloria Molina Grand Park on Spring Street in front of City Hall at 11 a.m. PT. The procession will begin with an official kickoff by Mayor Karen Bass and go for 45 minutes from 1st Street to Grand Avenue to 5th Street, ending at the corner of 5th and Flower Street. Dodgers players will ride double-decker buses during the parade. Due to extensive street closures and a shortage of public parking, those who desire to join the parade are strongly recommended to use public transportation.

At around 12:15 p.m., a special ticketed event at Dodger Stadium will start after the procession. The stadium’s entrance gates will open at 9 a.m., and parking gates for attendees will open at 8:30 a.m. There will be food and merchandise for sale. Before the team arrives, there will be entertainment inside the stadium, including DodgerVision scoreboards that will show the parade. This event will be subject to all Dodger Stadium policies and procedures, including the reminder that signs, bags, and other objects that are prohibited by our policies are not allowed.

At 9:30 a.m., SportsNet LA and local networks CBS 2, NBC 4, KTLA 5, ABC 7, KCAL 9, and Fox 11 will start airing coverage of every event on Friday. On AM 570, there will be radio coverage.

The Los Angeles Dodger Foundation, which is working to address the most important issues confronting Los Angeles with a mission to enhance social justice, health care, education, and homelessness for all Angelenos, will get a part of the stadium event’s earnings.

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Tuten Leads the Hokies with 4 Touchdowns and 266 Running Yards in a Blowout Victory

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Thursday night, Virginia Tech defeated Boston College 42–21 thanks to a school record 266 yards and four touchdowns from Bhayshul Tuten.

For the Hokies (4-3, 2-1 Atlantic Coast Conference), who scored touchdowns on their first three possessions and never trailed en way to a second straight victory, Kyron Drones added two rushing scores and a touchdown pass.

Tuten completed 18 carries while also scoring on 83 and 61-yard touchdown runs, the latter of which came with 8:28 remaining to win the game. And he caught a touchdown pass from Drones that was 20 yards in length.

Tuten declared, “Every game is a special game.” “That’s how I look at it. I just felt a little better today. We had a bye week. I felt great throughout practice. I took the knee brace off (for a sore knee). I felt fast, I felt good, I felt fluid. I just came out and balled today, and that’s what we needed.”

After trailing 28-0 at the half, Boston College (4-3, 1-2 ACC) got within 28-21 on a 5-yard run by Kye Robichaux with 2:55 remaining in the third quarter, and they were on the drive early in the fourth. However, Robichaux was stopped on a fourth-and-1 at midfield, and Virginia Tech took advantage of the next play. With 11:02 remaining, Tuten scored on a 6-yard run to give Virginia Tech a 35-21 lead.

“That’s a good team that we beat tonight,” stated Brent Pry, the coach of Virginia Tech. “And we beat them soundly.”

With his 266 rushing yards, Tuten eclipsed the previous school record of 253 established by Darren Evans in 2008 versus Maryland. After removing Tuten from the game because of his proximity to the record, the Virginia Tech coaching staff decided to put him back in to break it. During the Hokies’ last drive, Tuten set the record with a 17-yard run.

“I normally don’t like that, but a school record at a place like Tech with so many great running backs, and he was deserving with his performance,” Pry stated.

Drones completed 14 of 18 passes for 164 yards and ran for 40 yards. Drones scored on runs of 11 yards and 1 yard on the Hokies’ opening two possessions. The Hokies finished with a season-high 533 yards, trailing just Tuten and Drones.

The Eagles finished with 372 yards, led by Thomas Castellanos, who passed for 205 yards and two touchdowns.

“I felt really good about the preparation for the game,” Boston College head coach Bill O’Brien remarked. “Obviously, I was wrong. We’ve got to prepare differently, better, whatever it might be. We’ve got to figure it out. … We’ve got to coach better. We’ve got a good coaching staff. We do. We have a lot of experience. But we didn’t play well tonight, so that’s on the coaching. We’ve got to coach better and hopefully we’ll get it turned around.”

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