Macaé · Carioca - 2 · Defender · #0 · Brazil · 24 yrs
Patrick plays as a defender for Macaé. Patrick is a Brazilian international, 24 years old, defender, currently at Macaé. Patrick was born in Brazil on 2000-04-30. Patrick's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across Carioca - 2, Carioca - 1. Patrick's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore Patrick season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
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MacaéManchester United published some fresh training pictures on Tuesday as they gear up for their latest pre-season game against Norwegian side Rosenborg on Friday. There was a notable addition among those who trained compared to the 25-man squad head coach Michael Carrick took to Helsinki for the 1-0 defeat by Wrexham on Saturday. Fifteen-year-old forward JJ Gabriel was shown training with Patrick Dorgu and Ayden Heaven.
The loss to Spain ended the competition for France, with the match being commented by Patrick Vieira. There was much expectation at the 2026 World Cup for France as they had won every match before the semifinal, but Spain were able to stop them with a 2-0 victory. Patrick Vieira criticized the team for how they played in the match. Vieira said: “There were big expectations for France to win the World Cup. We are all really disappointed by the result, but mostly by the performance. We needed our top players to perform today and they didn’t do it. It wasn’t one or two, it was all of them collectively. It was really bad.” The former midfielder played a key role in helping France win the World Cup for the first time in their history on home soil in 1998. While his comments were harsh, they also reflected his experience in the competition. Vieira on Michael Olise Even though Vieira was critical of France’s performance, he also acknowledged that Spain were the better team. Vieira said: “I said before that Spain needed to be at their best to beat France, and they did it.” Olise did not play well (David Ramos/Getty Images) Spain’s defensive display was one of the biggest reasons they reached the final, as they managed to neutralize France’s dangerous attack, with Michael Olise unable to make his usual impact. Vieira said: “Olise was the main man. We needed him to get on the ball, but they stopped him playing. He didn’t get on the ball. Spain won the game in every aspect. France didn’t turn up at all.” Vieira had faith in his team The defeat was disappointing for France because many believed the team was on course to reach the final. Vieira himself had said on ITV before the match that he expected France to get there. Vieira said: “I don’t see anybody really stopping the French team going to the final. I think France are not going to have any kind of issues playing against them because I think that France is a better team today than they were four years ago. But I don’t think Spain are a better team today than they were four years ago.”
In a recent post on X, journalist Patrick Berger mentioned that Manchester United are set to step up their efforts to land Borussia Dortmund midfielder Felix Nmecha. It has been claimed that the Red D...
Goalkeeper repays faith shown in him with resolute displaySocceroos open campaign with win against Turkey – in picturesBefore he became an instant national hero, Socceroos goalkeeper Patrick Beach had a perfect view of Nestory Irankunda’s opening goal during the 2-0 win against Turkey in Vancouver.“We know one of our threats is our pace up front,” he said. “I just saw an opportunity to get it out wide, and then within two or three passes, Nes was in the 18-yard box and having a crack on goal. And then it was absolute limbs, wasn’t it?” Continue reading...
Denmark have managed to build a roster full of talent, with several of their players excelling in Europe. Despite this, head coach Brian Riemer failed to lead the national team to the 2026 World Cup, ending a streak of two consecutive qualifications. Basing their sporting project on young talent, Denmark have managed to establish a highly promising setup. Not only has Rasmus Højlund excelled at the highest level, but so have Mikkel Damsgaard, Patrick Dorgu, and others. Despite this star-studded roster, head coach Brian Riemer failed to lead the national team to the 2026 World Cup. As a result, they have seen their streak of two consecutive tournaments qualifications come to an end. After finishing second in Group C of the UEFA Qualifiers, they faced the Czech Republic in the playoff final, losing on penalties. While Højlund managed to score five goals across the matches, head coach Brian Riemer failed to establish defensive solidity, causing his side to trail on the scoreboard for much of the game. Denmark qualified for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups. Therefore, failing to qualify for the 2026 edition, despite the expansion of available spots, represents a complete failure. Beyond Højlund and Mikkel Damsgaard, they also possess players such as Morten Hjulmand, Pierre-Emile Højbjerg, Joachim Andersen, Patrick Dorgu, and others who could have provided consistency in their play, but Brian Riemer failed to find the right path. Rather than dismissing Brian Riemer, the Danish Soccer Association has decided to back the continuity of its project. With many young players in the squad, they are betting on their continued development and a return to the World Cup in 2030. However, their performance at UEFA Euro 2028 could determine the next steps of the project. Rasmus Hojlund of Denmark runs with the ball under pressure from Stepan Chaloupek of Czechia. How many times have Denmark played in the World Cup? Denmark have not managed to become a dominant force in UEFA competitions, with their most recent major titles being UEFA Euro 1992 and the 1995 Confederations Cup. However, they have been regular participants at the World Cup, appearing in six editions. Since the 2002 tournament, they have qualified for four of the last six editions, highlighting their status as a competitive national team. Despite being frequent World Cup participants, they have not consistently emerged as true contenders. In their first-ever participation, Denmark reached the Round of 16, but Spain defeated them with a harsh 5-1. Then, they had their best performance in the 1998 edition, when they reached the quarterfinals, but Brazil defeated them 3-2. In the 2002 edition, Denmark also reached the Round of 16, surprising everyone. However, England defeated them in a 3-0. After being left out of the 2006 edition, they disappointed in the 2010 edition, just reaching the group stage, being surpassed by Netherlands and Japan. Denmark significantly improved their performances at the 2018 World Cup. After advancing from the group stage, they reached the Round of 16, where they were eliminated by Croatia on penalties. However, they disappointed once again in the 2022 edition, as they exited the tournament without winning a single match and finished bottom of their group.
Everton correspondent for The Athletic Patrick Boyland says the Toffees have "only got themselves to blame" as they look set to miss out on European qualification. David Moyes' side again surrendered a lead in Sunday's home defeat by Sunderland and play relegation-threatened Tottenham on the final day needing a large win and a number of results to go their way to have any chance of European football. "It feels like the latest in a long line of missed opportunities," said Boyland.
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