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T. Livramento
Newcastle · Friendlies · Defender · #21 · England · 23 yrs
Newcastle · Friendlies · Defender · #21 · England · 23 yrs
T. Livramento plays as a defender for Newcastle. T. Livramento is a English international, 23 years old, defender, currently at Newcastle. T. Livramento wears shirt number 21 for Newcastle. T. Livramento was born in London, England on 2002-11-12. T. Livramento is 182 cm tall and weighs 65 kg. T. Livramento's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across UEFA Nations League, Friendlies, FA Cup, UEFA U19 Championship, and other leagues. T. Livramento's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore T. Livramento season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
| Season | Team |
|---|---|
| 2026 |  England ENG |
| 2025 | England ENG |
| 2025 |  England U21 ENG |
| 2025 |  Newcastle NEW |
| 2024 | England ENG |
| Date | Type | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023-08-08 | € 37.2M |  Southampton SOU | Newcastle NEW |
| 2021-08-02 | € 5.9M |  Chelsea CHE | Southampton SOU |
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Profile as Defender: pressure magnet, defensive work. Archetype: Ball-winning midfielder. Season rating 7.0.
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With England facing Norway, the absence of both Reece James and Sjed Spence in the starting lineup raised some eyebrows among fans. England face Norway on Saturday, July 12th, in the 2026 World Cup quarterfinals at Miami Stadium, but Thomas Tuchel will be without his two recognized right backs from the start. The absence of both Reece James and Djed Spence from the lineup has understandably raised concern among England supporters. James will not start after suffering a hamstring strain that has kept him sidelined for much of the tournament. Although he was able to take part in Friday’s training session, Tuchel has decided against rushing him back into the starting XI, unwilling to risk a setback in a quarterfinal. Spence, meanwhile, has also been managing a minor injury that caused him to miss training sessions in the buildup to the Round of 16 against Mexico. He was able to contribute some minutes off the bench in that match, but remains short of full fitness and is not ready to start. With both recognized options unavailable, Tuchel has turned to Ezri Konsa at right back to face Norway. While the Aston Villa defender has primarily been used as a center back at club and international level, he did cover the right back role earlier in his career, and Tuchel is now calling on that experience to fill one of England’s most pressing positional gaps. Ezri Konsa #2 of England. England’s right back headache The problems at right back actually predate the tournament itself. Tino Livramento was ruled out of the World Cup after suffering a calf injury in training back in June, with Tuchel bringing in Trevoh Chalobah as a replacement, confident that the position was otherwise well covered. That confidence was quickly tested. Reece James started all three group stage matches before a hamstring strain ended his run in the team, and he has yet to return for either of England’s knockout games against DR Congo and Mexico. Djed Spence, the versatile backup capable of playing on either flank, then picked up an injury of his own, further depleting Tuchel’s options. With James unavailable, the German coach turned to Jarell Quansah against Mexico, only for the Bayer Leverkusen defender to be sent off and subsequently handed a two-game suspension. With James and Spence both short of full fitness and Quansah banned, Konsa has emerged as the only viable solution at right back. It is an experiment born out of necessity, and how it holds up against Norway’s attack remains to be seen.
Remaining unbeaten at the 2026 World Cup, England face DR Congo, looking to secure their place in the Round of 16. However, head coach Thomas Tuchel faces the difficult absence of Reece James at right-back. Despite the major doubts, England have impressed at the 2026 World Cup, remaining unbeaten heading into the knockout stage. They face DR Congo today, coming in as clear favorites to advance to the Round of 16. However, head coach Thomas Tuchel faces the difficult absence of Reece James for a second consecutive match. As a result, he has made changes to his starting lineup. Reece James will be unavailable for England after suffering an injury in the match against Ghana. He has been diagnosed with a hamstring injury, ruling him out for several days. However, Thomas Tuchel revealed that he is close to recovering, meaning he could return from the bench in the Round of 16 if England defeat DR Congo today. Even though Reece James was in excellent form at the start of the tournament, he is coming off a season in which he suffered three injuries with Chelsea: A thigh injury, a knock, and hip problems. Because of this, James’ injury was somewhat expected. As a result, Thomas Tuchel’s decision not to bring another natural right-back, such as Trent Alexander-Arnold or Tino Livramento, has been highly controversial. With no other natural right-back in the squad, England’s Thomas Tuchel had turned to Jarell Quansah as Reece James’ replacement. However, he suffered a twisted ankle in the recent 2–0 victory over Panama. As a result, he has also been ruled out of the squad for today’s match against DR Congo. Because of these injuries, they have had to turn to Djed Spence, who normally plays at left-back and offers outstanding attacking ability going forward. Antoine Semenyo #11 of Ghana attempts to shoot, blocked by Reece James #24 of England. Reece James’ absence may favor DR Congo’s offense England come into the match as the favorites against DR Congo. With their powerful attack and tactical flexibility, they will look to dominate their opponents and break down their solid defensive approach. However, head coach Thomas Tuchel could face serious defensive issues. Against Sébastien Desabre’s team’s efficient counterattacking strategy, the absence of a strong defensive right-back such as Reece James could prove costly. With Djed Spence at right-back, England gain much more attacking threat, as he has a major impact on the team’s width and depth. However, he does not usually excel defensively, often leaving plenty of space behind him. Because of this, Arthur Masuaku could exploit those spaces by breaking quickly on the counterattack. While Declan Rice could drop back to cover him, doing so would leave space in midfield that DR Congo could exploit.
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Newcastle United defender Tino Livramento is set to miss the start of pre-season after his World Cup was ended by a calf injury. Following an assessment, England's medical team estimated Livramento would be out for about four or five weeks. Manager Thomas Tuchel, as a result, called up Chelsea defender Trevoh Chalobah in his place.
Thomas Tuchel says he is worried about England's right-back crisis before their World Cup last-32 tie after Jarell Quansah became the latest in the position to suffer injury. Quansah started in place of the injured Reece James in the 2-0 win over Panama in New Jersey, that clinched top spot in Group L, but limped off in the second half and went straight down the tunnel for treatment. James is a major doubt for the game with a hamstring injury and, with Newcastle United full-back Tino Livramento being forced to leave the squad with a calf issue, Tuchel's only options at right-back appear to be Djed Spence of Tottenham and Aston Villa's Ezri Konsa, who has started all three of England's games at centre-back.
After the full-time whistle Cape Verde’s players formed a huddle around their head coach, Bubista, eyes straining at the tiny moving images on a mobile phone. They sought the certainty that a dream had come true and, when the outcome nearly 1,000 miles away in Guadalajara was confirmed, erupted in unfathomable joy. Dailon Livramento, the centre-forward, leapt on to the back of his teammate “Diney” Borges. Everyone in view grabbed the nearest person to embrace and then came all the flags, the islands represented by their 10 stars made famous during one of the World Cup’s most compelling underdog stories in decades.One of them was waved in the stands by Ana Cândida Évora, the mother of their remarkable goalkeeper, Vozinha. Others made their way on to the pitch and what a sight it was when the entire squad, visibly buzzing to a man, stayed still for long enough to pose for photographs in front of a disbelieving support. They drummed and sang into the night because never has the most formidable of tasks seemed so glorious. Cape Verde, the country of 530,000, will take on Lionel Messi and Argentina in the last 32. Continue reading...
Uruguay are not among the top contenders ahead the 2026 World Cup. Moreover, their draw against Saudi Arabia has cast more doubts on their prospects, making the match against Cape Verde a really important one. Therefore, we will analyze how a win, a draw, or a loss will affect the Group H standings. Despite Uruguay not being among the top contenders for the 2026 World Cup, they are one of the most historic national teams. Therefore, their draw against Saudi Arabia raised serious doubts about their competitiveness. They face Cape Verde today, one of the most defensive teams, needing a victory to keep their hopes of reaching the knockout stages alive. Therefore, we will analyze how a win, a draw, or a loss will affect their position in the standings. Cape Verde impressed in their debut in the competition. Relying on a defensive strategy, they managed to secure an important draw against Spain. With this in mind, they aim to repeat the same approach and take advantage of the opponent’s high press to attack on the counter. Therefore, the presence of Jovane Cabral and Livramento could be key in looking for a goal and then tightening up defensively. Without having a goalscorer in full form, Marcelo Bielsa’s team could have serious problems scoring against Cape Verde. With this in mind, the presence of Maximiliano Araujo and Federico Valverde is key, as they could open spaces on the wings. Additionally, Darwin Núñez would have the chance to shine, scoring his first goal in the 2026 World Cup. However, the midfield could surprise with its scoring power, as they need a victory to chase the knockout stages. What happens if Uruguay win over Cape Verde? In case Uruguay secure a victory over Cape Verde, they would immediately guarantee a place in the 2026 World Cup Round of 32. Nonetheless, they would need to win by a margin of five goals to secure first place in Group H. If they then secure a victory over Saudi Arabia and Spain lose or draw, they would have first place guaranteed, giving them an easier path to reach the final. Players of Uruguay celebrate as Maxi Araujo (not pictured) #20 of Uruguay scores a goal. What happens if Uruguay draw with Cape Verde? After the draw in their debut against Saudi Arabia, Uruguay would complicate their future in the 2026 World Cup if they draw today against Cape Verde. With only two points in Group H, they would need a victory against Spain in the last match. However, they would have a difficult task to secure the first place in the group as they would depend on the results of the other teams. What happens if Uruguay lose to Cape Verde? If Uruguay are defeated by Saudi Arabia, they would be left with only one point in the Group H standings. Against this, they would find it quite difficult to secure their place in the Round of 32, as they would need a victory against Spain. However, they would rule out any chance to have the first place in the group, battling to get a second place or even a best third-placed team.
Uruguay and Cape Verde will face each other in Matchday 2 of the FIFA World Cup group stage. Check out all the details on how to watch this highly anticipated clash live in the United States. Here are all of the details of where you can watch Uruguay vs Cape Verde on US television and via legal streaming: WHO Uruguay vs Cape Verde WHAT 2026 World Cup WHEN 6:00pm ET / 3:00pm PT • Sunday, June 21, 2026 WHERE Fubo, DirecTV Stream, Sling, Peacock Premium, FS1, Telemundo and Hulu + Live TV STREAM WATCH NOW Match Overview Two-time champions Uruguay are under immense pressure to secure a victory against tournament debutants Cape Verde in a pivotal Group H showdown. Marcelo Bielsa’s side is reeling from a frustrating 1-1 draw with Saudi Arabia, a match they dominated statistically but failed to win. The urgency is palpable, as anything less than three points could jeopardize their chances of advancing to the knockout stages. Meanwhile, Cape Verde enters this match with sky-high confidence after pulling off one of the biggest shocks of the opening round. The Blue Sharks held European powerhouse Spain to a historic 0-0 draw, showcasing an ironclad defensive strategy. With a precious point already secured, they have a golden opportunity to continue their fairytale run and take a massive step toward the Round of 32. Tactical Analysis & Match Context The two nations arrive at this fixture from opposite ends of the expectation spectrum. Uruguay, a traditional powerhouse, has stumbled out of the gate and is winless in their last five matches, a concerning trend for a team with high aspirations. In stark contrast, Cape Verde, the third-smallest nation to ever qualify for the tournament, is riding a wave of momentum after proving they can compete with the world’s elite. This match presents a classic clash of styles. Expect Uruguay to deploy Marcelo Bielsa’s signature high-intensity press, seeking rapid ball recovery and aggressive vertical attacks to overwhelm their opponent. Cape Verde will almost certainly counter with the same disciplined, deep defensive block that frustrated Spain, aiming to absorb pressure, clog passing lanes, and spring forward on the counter-attack through their efficient striker, Dailon Livramento. The motivations for both squads are crystal clear. For Uruguay, this is a must-win game to get their campaign back on track and avoid a disastrous group-stage exit. For Cape Verde, this is the most important match in their footballing history. A victory would validate their defensive masterclass against Spain and put them in a remarkable position to advance to the next round. Head-to-Head Record & Historic Trends This will be the first-ever official meeting between Uruguay and Cape Verde, making this tournament encounter a historic occasion for both nations. With no prior friendlies or competitive matches, there is no direct history to draw upon, adding an element of unpredictability to the clash. While they have never faced Cape Verde, Uruguay has a strong record against African opposition in the global tournament. La Celeste are undefeated in five previous matches against CAF teams, securing three wins and two draws. Their most recent encounter was a 2-0 victory over Ghana in the 2022 competition, demonstrating their ability to handle the challenges posed by African sides. Key statistical trends from the opening matches highlight the game’s central dynamic: attack versus defense. Uruguay unleashed 27 shots against Saudi Arabia, with 22 of those coming in a dominant second half. Conversely, Cape Verde demonstrated incredible defensive resilience, conceding 27 shots to Spain without allowing a goal and committing only a single foul throughout the entire match. This sets the stage for a battle between Uruguay‘s offensive firepower and Cape Verde‘s organized backline. Squad News & Projected Lineups Uruguay enters this crucial match hampered by significant injuries to key defensive players, while Cape Verde is expected to field
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