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Saturday, 18 Jan 2025

00:30

Sestao

Real Union

20:00

Barakaldo

Ourense CF

22:00

Real Sociedad II

Gimnastic de Tarragona

22:00

Gimnastica Segoviana

CD Arenteiro

Sunday, 19 Jan 2025

16:00

CF Zamora

Osasuna II

16:00

Unionistas de Salamanca

Celta de Vigo II

16:00

FC Andorra

Athletic Bilbao II

19:30

Barcelona II

Ponferradina

21:00

Lugo

Cultural Leonesa

23:30

Amorebieta

SD Tarazona

Sunday, 26 Jan 2025

22:00

Ponferradina

FC Andorra

22:00

CD Arenteiro

Barakaldo

22:00

Celta de Vigo II

Lugo

22:00

Cultural Leonesa

Unionistas de Salamanca

22:00

Athletic Bilbao II

Sestao

22:00

Real Union

Gimnastica Segoviana

22:00

Osasuna II

Real Sociedad II

22:00

SD Tarazona

CF Zamora

22:00

Gimnastic de Tarragona

Amorebieta

22:00

Ourense CF

Barcelona II

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Peter Shalulile hails teammates following CAF Champions League scare

Jephte Bola had opened the scoring for the Congolese side with 38 minutes on the clock at Stade des Martyrs. Downs appeared to be heading for a narrow loss until substitute Shalulile popped up with an 83rd minute equaliser. An own-goal from Exaucia Moanda, after pressure from Shalulile, in the fifth minute of injury time at the end of the game secured the three points for the Betway Premiership team. Shalulile, had only been on the field for four minutes before scoring his goal, and refused to take credit for the win, citing the performance of his teammates as key in turning the tie around. The goalscorer said in the Citizen: "It was very difficult, it was humid, but I give credit to the guys. "They dug deep and they pushed and also Ronza (Ronwen Williams) made some saves. We needed to win because we don't know what will happen tomorrow. "For us it's about winning all our matches to get out of the group stages and we finally got our win and onto the next one, which is on Sunday." The result saw Sundowns claim second place in Group B, but they could finish on top if they beat leaders AS FAR in their last group game on Sunday, although a draw would be enough for Shalulile and Co. to progress.

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Ronald Araujo's Barcelona future hangs in the balance

Juventus have made their intentions clear, having tabled an initial offer of 35 million euros for the Uruguayan defender, which Barcelona rejected, considering it well below Araujo's market value. Barcelona are open to selling the player if the financial offer is appealing, but there's a crucial step before any deal can proceed: consulting with Araujo himself. Deco, the club's Sporting Director, will speak directly with the player to ascertain his desire to stay or leave. Despite rumours suggesting Araujo wants out, Deco insists on hearing it from the player directly. Barcelona have always aimed for continuity with Araujo, having offered him contract renewals on multiple occasions without receiving a response. If Araujo expresses a wish to depart, Barcelona will put him on the market, either this winter or no later than summer, as his contract runs until 2026, and they won't let him leave for free. Juventus remain determined to secure Araujo's signature this January. They are contemplating upping their offer to around 50 million euros, which is still below what Barcelona expect but could be sweetened with additional clauses. This revised proposal might be presented soon. Meanwhile, Arsenal have also shown interest but have not yet made their move. A new development is the injury to Inigo Martinez, who will be out for a month. Hansi Flick will need central defenders to cover this gap, with Araujo being the prime candidate to step in. However, it seems unlikely that such a significant transfer would be halted for a brief injury period, especially with Andreas Christensen nearing a return to full fitness. Flick will miss Martinez for upcoming matches. The defender was forced off the pitch half an hour into Barcelona's game against Real Madrid on Sunday. Initial assessments suggest a hamstring injury in his right leg, sidelining him for at least a month. Further medical evaluations are scheduled for Tuesday in Barcelona. Martinez's absence will definitely affect Barcelona's defensive lineup for their Champions League matches against Benfica and Atalanta. After these games, his recovery progress will dictate his return timeline. This injury could prove pivotal for Araujo's future. With Flick needing reinforcements in central defense, and Christensen not yet match-fit, there's a possibility Araujo might move to Juventus this transfer window. Alternatively, Eric Garcia could slot into central defence, although he has primarily played as a pivot this season, as seen in the Copa match against Barbastro where he started alongside Frenkie de Jong.

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