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Face à la propagation du coronavirus à travers le globe, certains clubs français ont décidé de stopper totalement leurs activités. Comme l’a souligné jeudi soir le Président de la République Emmanuel Macron, l’intérêt collectif doit prévaloir. L’urgence est aujourd’hui de freiner l’épidémie de coronavirus. Pour ce faire, de nombreuses mesures radicales ont été prises dans le monde du sport, qui s’apprête à tourner au ralenti ces prochaines semaines. Le conseil d’administration de la LFP, réuni ce vendredi matin en urgence, a notamment décidé d’arrêter les championnats de Ligue 1 et de Ligue 2 avec effet immédiat. Par conséquent, les 29e journées de L1 et L2 ne se disputeront pas en cette fin de semaine. Et au vu de la situation sanitaire qui ne cesse de se dégrader, les formations de l’Hexagone entendent bien prendre leurs propres dispositions. Ainsi, le PSG a pris la décision de suspendre les séances du groupe professionnel jusqu’à nouvel ordre, rapporte ce vendredi L’Equipe. Les Parisiens ont été invités à rester à leur domicile, tandis que le centre formation sera lui fermé. Des mesures similaires ont été prises à Toulouse, qui reprendra l’entrainement le 21 mars prochain. Ou encore à Nancy, dont les joueurs seront en congés jusqu’au 6 avril. Une liste qui devrait encore s’allonger dans les heures qui arrivent… Lire aussi: L’Euro 2020 reporté, une aubaine pour les Bleus ? De son côté, Nice va continuer de s’entraîner ces prochains jours. « Les entraînements vont continuer parce qu’on n’a pas encore de date de reprise du championnat, a confié le coach des Aiglons Patrick Vieira. On doit continuer à se préparer. On le fait tout en prenant des précautions pour la santé des joueurs et des gens qui sont encore ici au club ». Le président du Losc Gérard Lopez abonde dans le même sens: « On va continuer à laisser s’entraîner les joueurs mais avec des mesures très, très poussées en termes de prévention mais aussi en termes de check-up. Il faudra être dans l’anticipation, contrôler. »

For a day recently, the small West African country of Guinea-Bissau had two presidents and two prime ministers, until one of the presidents stepped down citing death threats. The country has been gripped by political turmoil for so many years that analysts do not agree on exactly how many coups it has had in its 46 years of independence. Some say nine, others count 10. An election held last year was another attempt to carve a new peaceful path but it has sparked yet more chaos, as journalist Ricci Shryock reports. Amidst the political chaos, daily life appears to be carrying on as normal in the capital, Bissau, but underneath the veneer, residents say they are deeply frustrated with the political chaos and confused about what will happen next and whom to believe. While the Portuguese word "saudades" expresses a longing for the past, the feeling in Bissau is more akin to a longing for a more prosperous future they know is possible, but each time Bissau-Guineans' raise their hopes, they are dashed by political manoeuvring - often backed by guns. Along the streets, women are selling the country's number-one cash crop - freshly harvested cashews. But the presence of armed soldiers is a reminder that things are not normal. The absence of trusted sources of news has provided good fodder for rumours and innuendo, with people constantly trying to parse what is true and what is not. Contradictory official communiqués and letters from various sides, about who is the rightful president, are being shared on WhatsApp and Facebook in the country of 1.6 million people.

Nick: Max Real name: Brahim How old are you?: 16 Which Games you play? and for how long?(each of them): Pubg mobile , free fire , minecrafts Where are you from?(country and city): palestine , gaza Describe yourself(at least 50 words): repest rules and forum and do the best without problem or mistake Note some of your qualities: Calm making a best , relax Tell us some of your defects: No have On which category/categories have you been active lately?(describe your activity): i make this account new , i can be 15-up hours on ts3 ,and make good activity here and on ts3 Which category/project you want to care off?(choose from THIS LIST): Support How well you speak english?(and other languages): i can Speak good english and other languages like arabic and some Romania and good of algerian Do you use TS3? Do you have an active microphone?: yeah all thing i have it good Contact methods: faceebook , instgram

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Leicester City's Ricardo Pereira will miss the rest of the season after damaging his knee ligaments in Monday's Premier League win over Aston Villa. The 26-year-old Portugal full-back, who will also miss Euro 2020, has made 28 league appearances this term. "It's a blow for us. Hopefully we can get him back for some time around pre-season," said manager Brendan Rodgers. Rodgers also said that James Maddison has picked up a calf injury that will keep him out two weeks. It means the England midfielder will miss both Saturday's Premier League trip to Watford and the Foxes' FA Cup quarter-final against Chelsea on Saturday 21 March (both 12:30 GMT). Rodgers had earlier confirmed that three of the club's first-team players have self-isolated after showing symptoms of coronavirus and "have been kept away from the rest of the squad."

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