القلايل بطل كأس المربع الذهبي

توج فريق القلايل بلقب بطولة كأس المربع الذهبي 2026 في نسختها الحادية عشرة، بعد فوزه المثير على فريق الصخامة بنتيجة 3: 2، في المباراة النهائية التي أقيمت وسط حضور جماهيري ومتابعة مميزة من نجوم الكرة القطرية والمسؤولين، ليكتب القلايل اسمه بأحرف من ذهب بتحقيقه أول ألقابه في أول مشاركة له بموسم دوري فرجان قطر 2026/2025.
وقدم الفريقان واحدة من أجمل المباريات من حيث الإثارة والندية والتقلبات السريعة في النتيجة، حيث بدأت المواجهة بقوة منذ الدقائق الأولى حتى نهايتها. solvita.blog

Doha, Qatar: The FIFA World Cup 2026 will usher in a new era in international football as it becomes the first edition to feature 48 teams, expanded from the traditional 32-team format. Co-hosted by the United States, Mexico, and Canada, the tournament will run from June 11 to July 19 across 16 host cities in North America.

The expanded format has significantly increased global participation, particularly from Asia and Africa, creating a historic milestone for Arab football.

For the first time, eight Arab nations - Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, Egypt, Iraq and Jordan will feature at the World Cup finals.

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The group-stage draw has placed Arab teams across multiple sections of the tournament, setting up a wide range of high-profile encounters against traditional football powerhouses from Europe, South America, Africa and Asia.

From established heavyweights like Morocco and Saudi Arabia to debutants such as Jordan, the Arab presence in 2026 reflects both depth and development across Asian and African football systems.

The 2026 World Cup draw has produced a challenging but exciting path for Arab teams, with several placed in groups containing former world champions and top-ranked European sides.

Morocco will rely on their established core led by Achraf Hakimi, one of Europe’s most dynamic full-backs, while Youssef En-Nesyri remains a key attacking threat.

Saudi Arabia’s hopes will be shaped by experienced midfielder Salem Al-Dawsari, a standout performer from their famous win over Argentina at World Cup 2022.

Egypt will once again look to Mohamed Salah, their talisman and one of the Premier League’s most consistent forwards, to lead their campaign.

Algeria continues to depend on creative influence from players such as Riyad Mahrez.

For Qatar, home-grown talents such as Akram Afif remain central to their attacking plans, while Iraq and Jordan bring emerging regional stars looking to make their mark on football’s biggest stage.

Qatar (Group B)

Two-time Asian champions Qatar return to the World Cup after their 2022 debut as hosts. They will compete in Group B alongside Canada, Switzerland, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Their campaign will test a developing side against experienced European opposition.

Saudi Arabia (Group H)

Saudi Arabia enter their seventh World Cup appearance and are drawn in Group H with Spain, Uruguay, and Cape Verde. The group presents one of the toughest challenges, particularly against two former champions.

Morocco (Group C)

Morocco continue their strong World Cup presence in Group C alongside Brazil, Scotland, and Haiti. After their historic semi-final run in 2022, they remain one of Africa’s most competitive sides. It will be the seventh World Cup appearance for the North Africans.

Tunisia (Group F)

Tunisia are placed in Group F with the Netherlands, Japan, and Sweden. Known for their defensive organisation, they face a demanding group featuring top-ranked European and Asian teams.

Algeria (Group J)

Algeria will compete in Group J alongside Argentina, Austria, and Jordan. The group includes a historic Arab clash between Algeria and Jordan.

Egypt (Group G)

Egypt are drawn in Group G with Belgium, Iran and New Zealand. Led by Mohamed Salah, they will aim to progress against strong European and Asian opposition.

Iraq (Group I)

Iraq return to the World Cup in Group I with France, Norway, and Senegal. It is one of the most challenging groups, featuring two recent World Cup semi-final sides.

Jordan (Group J)

Jordan make their historic World Cup debut in Group J alongside Algeria, Argentina, and Austria. Their opening appearance comes against world champions Argentina in a high-profile group.

It's been an outstanding weekend of racing across the endurance world, with multiple elite performances from athletes using EZ Gains systems in some of the most competitive events on the calendar.

From Ironman Lanzarote to T100 Pamplona and Challenge Samorin, EZ Gains athletes delivered major performances across one of the biggest weekends of racing this season.

Sam Laidlow Wins Ironman Lanzarote
Since the 2025 IRONMAN World Championship, we've worked closely with Sam Laidlow to refine and optimise his setup, focusing on the marginal gains that make a difference at the highest level of the sport.
Sam delivered a dominant performance to win Ironman Lanzarote, showcasing exceptional power and race execution over one of the toughest courses in triathlon. In brutal conditions featuring 70% humidity, 23°C temperatures and 15 km/h winds, he crossed the line in 8:03:40 while setting a new course record.
His splits included a 3.8 km swim in 1:14 per 100m pace, a 180 km bike averaging 40.52 km/h and a marathon paced at 3:53/km.
Sam raced with the EZ Gains Hydro Gains system and BTA Bullet as part of his setup, supporting aerodynamic efficiency and hydration integration throughout the bike leg.
It was a controlled and composed performance in extremely demanding conditions, another reminder of why Sam remains one of the most dominant athletes in modern long-course triathlon.
Georgia Taylor-Brown Takes Victory at T100 Pamplona
Georgia Taylor-Brown produced a standout performance to take victory at the T100 Triathlon in Pamplona in a finishing time of 3:38:03, racing in brutally hot and demanding conditions.
Georgia has been a long-time user of the EZ Hydro Gains system, and we've been incredibly proud to support her over multiple seasons. Our relationship with Georgia and Vincent Luis goes back several years, with Vincent playing an important role in the ongoing development and refinement of Hydro Gains through athlete feedback and testing.
From the start, Georgia looked composed and fully in control, executing a smart and measured race throughout the day.
Swim: 26:23
Bike: 1:59:23
Run: 1:09:40
Racing with the EZ Hydro Gains system, her setup helped combine aerodynamic efficiency with practical hydration integration, allowing her to maintain speed and composure throughout extreme conditions.
We’re incredibly grateful for the continued support and trust that both Georgia and Vincent have shown in EZ Gains over the years, and we wish them every success for the remainder of the season.
Harry Palmer Breakthrough Performance at Challenge Samorin
A special mention also goes to Harry Palmer, one of our sponsored athletes who has been with EZ Gains since the very beginning.
Harry delivered a breakthrough performance at Challenge Samorin / The Championship, finishing in 3:31:55 to secure a major international victory.
After a difficult swim and early setback, Harry showed real resilience to fight his way back into contention. Through patient execution on the bike and a decisive run, he stayed committed to the plan and ultimately worked his way through the field to take the win.
This result marks a significant step forward after a challenging period of racing, highlighting the importance of consistency, trust in training and staying committed even when races do not initially go to plan.
Harry started with EZ Gains as an amateur athlete and has developed through steady progression, discipline and belief in the process to become a professional triathlete. We’re incredibly proud to have supported him from day one.
Why More Elite Athletes Are Using EZ Gains
These results continue to highlight the importance of marginal gains in modern triathlon racing. At the highest level, performance is increasingly defined by small details, and athletes are turning to integrated aerodynamic systems to gain every possible advantage.
Built using aerodynamic science and extensive wind tunnel testing, the EZ Hydro Gains system is designed to reduce the drag traditionally created by rear bottle systems while still allowing practical hydration over long-course racing.
As more professional athletes continue integrating EZ Gains products into their race-day setups, the focus remains the same: improving efficiency, reducing drag and supporting performance where it matters most.
In a sport defined by small margins, it’s often the smallest details that make the biggest difference.

أعلن الإسباني جولين لوبيتيغي المدير الفني لمنتخبنا الوطني الأول لكرة القدم، القائمة النهائية المغادرة إلى العاصمة الأيرلندية دبلن، والتي تضم 28 لاعباً من أصل 35 لاعباً كان قد اختارهم في بداية المعسكر الإعدادي الذي أقيم في الدوحة، استعداداً لخوض المباراتين الوديتين أمام أيرلندا والسلفادور قبل المشاركة في نهائيات كأس العالم 2026.
وشهدت القائمة استبعاد 7 لاعبين هم: بسام الراوي، وسيباستيان سوريا، ومبارك شنان، ومحمد وعد، ونايل ماسون، وفهد يونس، وطارق سلمان، وذلك بعد التقييم الفني الذي أجراه الجهاز الفني خلال الفترة الماضية من المعسكر، من أجل الاستقرار على العناصر الأقرب لتمثيل العنابي في المرحلة الأخيرة من التحضيرات للمونديال. وضمت القائمة المسافرة اليوم 28 لاعباً وهم: مشعل برشم، محمود أبو ندى، صلاح زكريا، شهاب الليثي، أحمد الجانحي، أحمد علاء، أحمد فتحي، أكرم عفيف، إدميلسون جونيور، أيوب العلوي، سلطان البريك، الهاشمي الحسين، خوخي بوعلام، بيدرو ميغيل، جاسم جابر، حسن الهيدوس، المعز علي، ريان العلي، عاصم مادبو، عبد العزيز حاتم، عيسى لاي، محمد مناعي، كريم بوضياف، لوكاس مينديز، تحسين محمد، همام الأمين، يوسف عبد الرزاق، محمد مونتاري، ومن المقرر أن تغادر بعثة العنابي ظهر اليوم إلى أيرلندا، حيث سيخوض المنتخب مواجهة ودية قوية أمام منتخب أيرلندا «الخميس «، في أولى تجاربه الودية الخارجية قبل السفر إلى أمريكا لاستكمال البرنامج الإعدادي وخوض اللقاء الودي الثاني أمام منتخب السلفادور.
ويسعى لوبيتيغي إلى رفع معدلات الجاهزية والوقوف على أفضل التشكيلات والعناصر الأساسية التي ستشارك في كأس العالم 2026، خاصة أن المباراتين الوديتين تمثلان الاختبار الحقيقي الأخير قبل الاستحقاق العالمي المرتقب.

Paris: Four-time French Open champion Iga Swiatek and second seed Elena Rybakina both eased into the second round with comfortable wins at a sweltering Roland Garros on Monday, as Stan Wawrinka bade an emotional farewell to the tournament.

Swiatek, playing at a Grand Slam event for the first time since linking up with Rafael Nadal's former coach Francisco Roig, made short work of seeing off Australian teenager Emerson Jones 6-1, 6-2 in just 60 minutes.

The Pole is looking to regain the trophy she won at Roland Garros in three successive years from 2022-24 before losing to Aryna Sabalenka in the semi-finals 12 months ago.

Swiatek will take on Czech Sara Bejlek for a place in the last 32 on Wednesday.

The third seed is among the favourites for the title after finding some form by reaching the Italian Open semi-finals earlier this month.

"I'm really happy with the way I played. It was a solid match from the beginning to the end. I technically knew how to play," said Swiatek.

Rybakina also wasted little time in swatting aside Slovenian Veronika Erjavec 6-2, 6-2 on Court Philippe Chatrier.

Like Swiatek, the Kazakh was pleased to not spend too much time on court in the 32C heat.

"It's tough conditions but I'm happy things worked, and I'm looking forward to the next match," she said.

Rybakina, who won the Australian Open earlier this year, plays Ukraine's Yuliia Starodubtseva next.

Elina Svitolina survived a serious scare against Hungary's Anna Bondar on Court Suzanne Lenglen, fighting back from 3-1 down in a deciding set to win 3-6, 6-1, 7-6 (10/3).

The Ukrainian, who ended an eight-year wait for a fifth WTA 1000 title in Rome earlier this month, has still never lost in the French Open first round in 13 appearances.

She failed to serve out the match when leading 5-4 in the third, but rediscovered her composure in the tie-break.

Former runner-up Jasmine Paolini was a 7-5, 6-3 winner over Dayana Yastremska of Ukraine.

China's Zheng Qinwen, who won Olympic gold at Roland Garros two years ago, crashed out in the first round for the first time with a 6-4, 6-0 loss to Poland's Maja Chwalinska.

Zheng has slipped to 56th in the WTA rankings after a long injury absence, which forced her to miss last year's US Open and the Australian Open in January.

Former champion Wawrinka's final Roland Garros ended in disappointment as the 41-year-old was beaten 6-3, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 by Dutch lucky loser Jesper de Jong.

Wawrinka, who beat Novak Djokovic in the 2015 final, is retiring at the end of the season.

He enjoyed a fairytale run to the third round of his last Australian Open but could not repeat the feat in the Paris heat, despite being backed by a packed crowd on

The Swiss had originally been slated to meet Arthur Fils, but the in-form French number one pulled out of the tournament with injury and was replaced in the draw by De Jong.

After the match, Wawrinka was presented with a glass case containing a section of a clay court and two video tributes to his career were displayed on big screens around the stadium -- the latter featuring messages from former champions Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Djokovic.

"Thanks to all your support, I wanted to go on as long as possible, to 41 years of age, to continue living moments like this," Wawrinka said.

Spanish teenager Rafael Jodar enjoyed a winning French Open debut with a 6-1, 6-0, 6-4 dismantling of American Aleksandar Kovacevic.

Jodar has quickly climbed the rankings this year, winning a clay-court title in Marrakesh, reaching the Barcelona Open semi-finals and then the quarter-finals in both Madrid and Rome.

Later Monday, Gael Monfils will also start his final French Open campaign against fellow home player Hugo Gaston.