This comes as no surprise. It sounded yesterday like it was about to happen. You all have heard my two cents on why it didn’t work out plenty of times. Glover was a class act off the field, I wish him nothing but the best.

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Frank Jackson’s younger brother is at SLCC currently and averaging 8.5 ppg. That’s underwhelming, but he’s a solid 3-point shooter, something that Utah will be banking on.

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A resurgent Brazilian side will be on the road to face Venezuela in the FIFA World Cup 2026 CONMEBOL qualifiers at the Monumental Stadium of Maturin in Monagas on Thursday.

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Brazil face a tricky trip to Venezuela on Thursday in CONMEBOL 2026 World Cup qualifying, as Dorival Junior’s side aim to keep their good recent form going.

It was two wins from two in World Cup qualifiers in October for the Selecao, as they won at Chile late on and hammered Peru at home to move on to 16 points. They sit just inside the top six, which are South America’s automatic qualifying spots for the 2026 World Cup, and Vinicius Junior is back in the squad to lead them during this international break.

Venezuela had a great start to World Cup qualifying but are without a win in their last six. That said, they are the draw specialists with five draws from 10 games and grabbed a big point in Brazil in the reverse fixture in October 2023. Venezuela sit just five points behind Brazil and two points off the automatic qualifying spots with eight games to go.

Along with Bolivia, La Vinotinto were seen as the big underdogs in World Cup qualifying but both are doing really well and hanging in there in the race for automatic qualification. Reaching the Copa America quarterfinals in the summer was a big achievement, as they only lost to Canada on penalty kicks. Salomon Rondon is still leading the line for Venezuela as their all-time top goalscorer is 35 years old but popped up with a big goal in an unexpected draw at Argentina last month. Another player to look out for is Yangel Herrera of Girona, while skipper Tomas Rincon will hold things down in midfield and is one of several Venezuelan players who play their club football in Brazil.

Vinicius Junior is back for this international break which is a huge bonus but his Real Madrid teammate Rodrygo is missing through injury. There will be a lot of focus on in-form Barcelona star Raphinha to be the difference in attack, while this Premier League-heavy Brazil squad has nine players from England’s top-flight with Ederson, Gabriel, Lucas Paqueta, Bruno Guimaraes and Savinho all set to be important in this window. Liverpool’s Alisson is still out through injury, while Eder Militao suffered a season-ending knee injury for Real Madrid in a big blow for club and country. Brazil have a really tough run of games coming up in World Cup qualifying after this one, so they need to take care of business and get three points in Venezuela.sadsadsad

A resurgent Brazilian side will be on the road to face Venezuela in the FIFA World Cup 2026 CONMEBOL qualifiers at the Monumental Stadium of Maturin in Monagas on Thursday.

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Brazil face a tricky trip to Venezuela on Thursday in CONMEBOL 2026 World Cup qualifying, as Dorival Junior’s side aim to keep their good recent form going.

It was two wins from two in World Cup qualifiers in October for the Selecao, as they won at Chile late on and hammered Peru at home to move on to 16 points. They sit just inside the top six, which are South America’s automatic qualifying spots for the 2026 World Cup, and Vinicius Junior is back in the squad to lead them during this international break.

Venezuela had a great start to World Cup qualifying but are without a win in their last six. That said, they are the draw specialists with five draws from 10 games and grabbed a big point in Brazil in the reverse fixture in October 2023. Venezuela sit just five points behind Brazil and two points off the automatic qualifying spots with eight games to go.

Along with Bolivia, La Vinotinto were seen as the big underdogs in World Cup qualifying but both are doing really well and hanging in there in the race for automatic qualification. Reaching the Copa America quarterfinals in the summer was a big achievement, as they only lost to Canada on penalty kicks. Salomon Rondon is still leading the line for Venezuela as their all-time top goalscorer is 35 years old but popped up with a big goal in an unexpected draw at Argentina last month. Another player to look out for is Yangel Herrera of Girona, while skipper Tomas Rincon will hold things down in midfield and is one of several Venezuelan players who play their club football in Brazil.

Vinicius Junior is back for this international break which is a huge bonus but his Real Madrid teammate Rodrygo is missing through injury. There will be a lot of focus on in-form Barcelona star Raphinha to be the difference in attack, while this Premier League-heavy Brazil squad has nine players from England’s top-flight with Ederson, Gabriel, Lucas Paqueta, Bruno Guimaraes and Savinho all set to be important in this window. Liverpool’s Alisson is still out through injury, while Eder Militao suffered a season-ending knee injury for Real Madrid in a big blow for club and country. Brazil have a really tough run of games coming up in World Cup qualifying after this one, so they need to take care of business and get three points in Venezuela.asdasd

A resurgent Brazilian side will be on the road to face Venezuela in the FIFA World Cup 2026 CONMEBOL qualifiers at the Monumental Stadium of Maturin in Monagas on Thursday.

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Brazil face a tricky trip to Venezuela on Thursday in CONMEBOL 2026 World Cup qualifying, as Dorival Junior’s side aim to keep their good recent form going.

It was two wins from two in World Cup qualifiers in October for the Selecao, as they won at Chile late on and hammered Peru at home to move on to 16 points. They sit just inside the top six, which are South America’s automatic qualifying spots for the 2026 World Cup, and Vinicius Junior is back in the squad to lead them during this international break.

Venezuela had a great start to World Cup qualifying but are without a win in their last six. That said, they are the draw specialists with five draws from 10 games and grabbed a big point in Brazil in the reverse fixture in October 2023. Venezuela sit just five points behind Brazil and two points off the automatic qualifying spots with eight games to go.

Along with Bolivia, La Vinotinto were seen as the big underdogs in World Cup qualifying but both are doing really well and hanging in there in the race for automatic qualification. Reaching the Copa America quarterfinals in the summer was a big achievement, as they only lost to Canada on penalty kicks. Salomon Rondon is still leading the line for Venezuela as their all-time top goalscorer is 35 years old but popped up with a big goal in an unexpected draw at Argentina last month. Another player to look out for is Yangel Herrera of Girona, while skipper Tomas Rincon will hold things down in midfield and is one of several Venezuelan players who play their club football in Brazil.

Vinicius Junior is back for this international break which is a huge bonus but his Real Madrid teammate Rodrygo is missing through injury. There will be a lot of focus on in-form Barcelona star Raphinha to be the difference in attack, while this Premier League-heavy Brazil squad has nine players from England’s top-flight with Ederson, Gabriel, Lucas Paqueta, Bruno Guimaraes and Savinho all set to be important in this window. Liverpool’s Alisson is still out through injury, while Eder Militao suffered a season-ending knee injury for Real Madrid in a big blow for club and country. Brazil have a really tough run of games coming up in World Cup qualifying after this one, so they need to take care of business and get three points in Venezuela.

You can watch Paraguay vs Argentina for FREE via SBS On Demand in Australia. There are also free-to-air streaming options from Globo in Brazil, Chilevision in Chile and Caracol Play in Colombia. Usually in Australia, Brazil, Chile or Colombia but traveling abroad right now?

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Lionel Messi’s Argentina will look to overcome Paraguay on their own home turf when the two sides meet in the FIFA World Cup 2026 CONMEBOL qualifiers at the Estadio Defensores del Chaco in Asuncion on Thursday.

The Paraguay vs Argentina football match will start at 5:00 AM on Friday as per Indian Standard Time (IST). Live streaming of the PAR vs ARG football match will be available in India.

Argentina are the current world champions and look to be in good standing to mount a title defence at the upcoming FIFA World Cup, which will be co-hosted by Canada, Mexico and the United States of America (USA) in two year’s time.

Coached by Lionel Scaloni, La Albiceleste currently top the CONMEBOL qualifiers points table with seven wins and one draw in their 10 outings. Their only two losses this campaign came against Uruguay at home and Colombia away.

The Argentina football team, world No. 1 in the latest FIFA rankings, thrashed Bolivia 6-0 on matchday 10 and will be hoping to put on a similar dominating display against Paraguay this week.

Paraguay, meanwhile, are on the resurgence after picking up only five points from their opening six games.

Since Gustavo Alfaro took over as head coach back in August, La Albirroja are undefeated in the competition and have risen to the sixth spot with 13 points from 10 outings.

Paraguay, looking to qualify for their first World Cup since 2010, notably beat Brazil 1-0 at home and come into the fixture on the back of a 2-1 win over Venezuela on Matchday 10.

You can watch Paraguay vs Argentina for FREE via SBS On Demand in Australia. There are also free-to-air streaming options from Globo in Brazil, Chilevision in Chile and Caracol Play in Colombia. Usually in Australia, Brazil, Chile or Colombia but traveling abroad right now?

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Lionel Messi’s Argentina will look to overcome Paraguay on their own home turf when the two sides meet in the FIFA World Cup 2026 CONMEBOL qualifiers at the Estadio Defensores del Chaco in Asuncion on Thursday.

The Paraguay vs Argentina football match will start at 5:00 AM on Friday as per Indian Standard Time (IST). Live streaming of the PAR vs ARG football match will be available in India.

Argentina are the current world champions and look to be in good standing to mount a title defence at the upcoming FIFA World Cup, which will be co-hosted by Canada, Mexico and the United States of America (USA) in two year’s time.

Coached by Lionel Scaloni, La Albiceleste currently top the CONMEBOL qualifiers points table with seven wins and one draw in their 10 outings. Their only two losses this campaign came against Uruguay at home and Colombia away.

The Argentina football team, world No. 1 in the latest FIFA rankings, thrashed Bolivia 6-0 on matchday 10 and will be hoping to put on a similar dominating display against Paraguay this week.

Paraguay, meanwhile, are on the resurgence after picking up only five points from their opening six games.

Since Gustavo Alfaro took over as head coach back in August, La Albirroja are undefeated in the competition and have risen to the sixth spot with 13 points from 10 outings.

Paraguay, looking to qualify for their first World Cup since 2010, notably beat Brazil 1-0 at home and come into the fixture on the back of a 2-1 win over Venezuela on Matchday 10.asdsadsad

You can watch Paraguay vs Argentina for FREE via SBS On Demand in Australia. There are also free-to-air streaming options from Globo in Brazil, Chilevision in Chile and Caracol Play in Colombia. Usually in Australia, Brazil, Chile or Colombia but traveling abroad right now?

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Lionel Messi’s Argentina will look to overcome Paraguay on their own home turf when the two sides meet in the FIFA World Cup 2026 CONMEBOL qualifiers at the Estadio Defensores del Chaco in Asuncion on Thursday.

The Paraguay vs Argentina football match will start at 5:00 AM on Friday as per Indian Standard Time (IST). Live streaming of the PAR vs ARG football match will be available in India.

Argentina are the current world champions and look to be in good standing to mount a title defence at the upcoming FIFA World Cup, which will be co-hosted by Canada, Mexico and the United States of America (USA) in two year’s time.

Coached by Lionel Scaloni, La Albiceleste currently top the CONMEBOL qualifiers points table with seven wins and one draw in their 10 outings. Their only two losses this campaign came against Uruguay at home and Colombia away.

The Argentina football team, world No. 1 in the latest FIFA rankings, thrashed Bolivia 6-0 on matchday 10 and will be hoping to put on a similar dominating display against Paraguay this week.

Paraguay, meanwhile, are on the resurgence after picking up only five points from their opening six games.

Since Gustavo Alfaro took over as head coach back in August, La Albirroja are undefeated in the competition and have risen to the sixth spot with 13 points from 10 outings.

Paraguay, looking to qualify for their first World Cup since 2010, notably beat Brazil 1-0 at home and come into the fixture on the back of a 2-1 win over Venezuela on Matchday 10.

Sebastian Beccacece's impressive Ecuador side welcome notoriously poor-travellers Bolivia to Guayaquil in CONMEBOL World Cup qualifying on Thursday night. The hosts will be seeking to reach back-to-back finals, while Bolivia are hunting their first World Cup appearance since 1994.

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On Thursday, November 14, 2024, at 19:00 (local time), the Ecuadorian national team will host Bolivia at the Estadio Monumental in Guayaquil for Matchday 11 of the 2026 South American Qualifiers, and tickets are still available.

According to reports, as of the evening of Tuesday, November 12, 2024, the FEF had sold around 25,000 tickets through their website www.fanfef, while the venue has a capacity of 59,283 spectators.

To encourage both ian and n fans to purchase their tickets, the FEF released a video across all its social media platforms (@LaTri), featuring defender Willian Pacho, central defender Piero Hincapié, and midfielder Kendry Páez saying, "Hello everyone! We hope to see you this Thursday, buy your ticket!"

While Bolivia have lost 14 of their last 19 games, they are still performing above expectations in this section, and have a real chance of making the finals being held in the USA, the same host country from their previous appearance over three decades ago.

However, simply put, Bolivia are an entirely different team away from home, as their 6-0 drubbing in Argentina proved last month.

Their shock win in Chile in September was their first on the road in qualifying for 67 matches, the longest winless streak anywhere in the world, as using the altitude to their advantage at home in El Alto will be the deciding factor as to whether they qualify.

Venezuela and Colombia could not handle the even more testing conditions higher up from their previous home ground in La Paz, with some of the Colombian players requiring oxygen on the sidelines during the game.

The odd point here and there on the road will be hugely beneficial, but it would be no surprise if La Verde are simply targeting four wins from their final four home games, which would almost surely guarantee at least a playoff place, if not better.

Sebastian Beccacece's impressive Ecuador side welcome notoriously poor-travellers Bolivia to Guayaquil in CONMEBOL World Cup qualifying on Thursday night. The hosts will be seeking to reach back-to-back finals, while Bolivia are hunting their first World Cup appearance since 1994.

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On Thursday, November 14, 2024, at 19:00 (local time), the Ecuadorian national team will host Bolivia at the Estadio Monumental in Guayaquil for Matchday 11 of the 2026 South American Qualifiers, and tickets are still available.

According to reports, as of the evening of Tuesday, November 12, 2024, the FEF had sold around 25,000 tickets through their website www.fanfef.com.ec, while the venue has a capacity of 59,283 spectators.

To encourage both ian and n fans to purchase their tickets, the FEF released a video across all its social media platforms (@LaTri), featuring defender Willian Pacho, central defender Piero Hincapié, and midfielder Kendry Páez saying, "Hello everyone! We hope to see you this Thursday, buy your ticket!"

While Bolivia have lost 14 of their last 19 games, they are still performing above expectations in this section, and have a real chance of making the finals being held in the USA, the same host country from their previous appearance over three decades ago.

However, simply put, Bolivia are an entirely different team away from home, as their 6-0 drubbing in Argentina proved last month.

Their shock win in Chile in September was their first on the road in qualifying for 67 matches, the longest winless streak anywhere in the world, as using the altitude to their advantage at home in El Alto will be the deciding factor as to whether they qualify.

Venezuela and Colombia could not handle the even more testing conditions higher up from their previous home ground in La Paz, with some of the Colombian players requiring oxygen on the sidelines during the game.

The odd point here and there on the road will be hugely beneficial, but it would be no surprise if La Verde are simply targeting four wins from their final four home games, which would almost surely guarantee at least a playoff place, if not better.sadsadsad

Sebastian Beccacece's impressive Ecuador side welcome notoriously poor-travellers Bolivia to Guayaquil in CONMEBOL World Cup qualifying on Thursday night. The hosts will be seeking to reach back-to-back finals, while Bolivia are hunting their first World Cup appearance since 1994.

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On Thursday, November 14, 2024, at 19:00 (local time), the Ecuadorian national team will host Bolivia at the Estadio Monumental in Guayaquil for Matchday 11 of the 2026 South American Qualifiers, and tickets are still available.

According to reports, as of the evening of Tuesday, November 12, 2024, the FEF had sold around 25,000 tickets through their website www.fanfef.com.ec, while the venue has a capacity of 59,283 spectators.

To encourage both ian and n fans to purchase their tickets, the FEF released a video across all its social media platforms (@LaTri), featuring defender Willian Pacho, central defender Piero Hincapié, and midfielder Kendry Páez saying, "Hello everyone! We hope to see you this Thursday, buy your ticket!"

While Bolivia have lost 14 of their last 19 games, they are still performing above expectations in this section, and have a real chance of making the finals being held in the USA, the same host country from their previous appearance over three decades ago.

However, simply put, Bolivia are an entirely different team away from home, as their 6-0 drubbing in Argentina proved last month.

Their shock win in Chile in September was their first on the road in qualifying for 67 matches, the longest winless streak anywhere in the world, as using the altitude to their advantage at home in El Alto will be the deciding factor as to whether they qualify.

Venezuela and Colombia could not handle the even more testing conditions higher up from their previous home ground in La Paz, with some of the Colombian players requiring oxygen on the sidelines during the game.

The odd point here and there on the road will be hugely beneficial, but it would be no surprise if La Verde are simply targeting four wins from their final four home games, which would almost surely guarantee at least a playoff place, if not better.

Some mental mistakes left the door open for Queens University to let it stay close, but the Runnin' Utes led from the very beginning and looked very strong during stretches of this game: