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EURO 2012 MATCH 1 - GROUP A

EURO 2012 MATCH 1 - GROUP A

As a co-host of EURO 2012, Poland is an automatic qualifier and is set to begin its campaign on June 9, 2012 in Warsaw, facing Greece as its first opponent.

EURO 2012 MATCH 3 - GROUP B

EURO 2012 MATCH 3 - GROUP B

Netherlands and Denmark are facing each other again for the 31st time, this time at the EURO 2012 this June 10, 2012.

EURO 2012 MATCH 5 - GROUP C

EURO 2012 MATCH 5 - GROUP C

EURO 2012’s Group C teams will start their respective campaigns on June 11, 2012 with the national teams of Spain and Italy on the front line.

EURO 2012 MATCH 7 - GROUP D

EURO 2012 MATCH 7 - GROUP D

Group D of EURO 2012 is set to begin its opening round on June 12, 2012 with a much-awaited clash between France and England.

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Thursday, August 23, 2012

What bettors need to know: NFL Week 3 preseason

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Jake Locker was named the Titans’ starting QB.

There are three preseason games Thursday night in the NFL and we give you a quick breakdown on the essentials for each one. This should be a big week for a lot of teams as they look to trim their rosters to 75 by Monday.

Green Bay at Cincinnati (+3, 45)

Green Bay has lost straight up and failed to cover the spread in its first two preseason games. The good news is they enter Week 3 the healthiest they’ve been all preseason and they’d like to come away with a win from Cincinnati. Head coach Mike McCarthy says his first stringers will play the first half and then he’ll give other guys a chance to make their mark in the second half.

The Bengals say they’re not approaching this week as a ‘dress rehearsal’ just like last week when the first team was in for 29 plays. Cincy is saying it will keep the first teamers on the field into the third quarter.  The Bengals have won and covered in their first two preseason games.

It’s worth noting the total opened at 42.5 for this game and has since shot to 45 points, the highest total of any NFL preseason game this week.

Baltimore at Jacksonville ( -7, 41)

Jacksonville has moved into regular season mode in their practice habits. The Jags have put up two scoreboards at opposite ends of the field with 40 second clocks and they are pumping in crowd noise to their scrimmage sessions. Coach Mike Mularky says Chad Henne will remain the backup QB despite the fact Jordan Palmer has led the team to fourth-quarter, game-winning drives in the last two preseason games.  Off the field, the Maurice Jones-Drew holdout issue remains a distraction and his fines totaled $840,000 as of Wednesday.

Baltimore coach John Harbaugh says his starters will play into the second half Thursday. The Ravens still have some spots up for grabs though at left guard, cornerback, nose tackle and a couple of other spots.

Arizona at Tennessee (-3, 42.5)

The Cardinals are the only team with three losses against the spread in the preseason so far. (The Saints are the only other team to have played three games.) The Cards are going to play their starters into the second half on Thursday and we’ll also get another chance to see the least appealing quarterback battle in the NFL unfold again. John Skelton will get the start but head coach Ken Whisenhunt says Kevin Kolb will also see some time with the first string.

The big news this week for Tennessee was the team announced rookie Jake Locker out of Washington would be its starting quarterback. Locker brings a versatile threat in the backfield but he has accuracy issues, converting just 45 percent of his passes so far. He wasn’t much better in college at just over 50 percent so you can bet the Titans will be working on passing. Locker didn’t look too sharp in his first NFL start last week when he went 4-of-11 for 21 yards. Tennessee is facing several injuries on defense for this game so that could effect their game plan on that side of the ball.



Friday, August 17, 2012

UPDATE 1-Soccer-English League Cup 1st round fixtures


Aug 10 (Infostrada Sports) - Fixtures from the English League Cup 1st Round matches on Friday

1st Round

Saturday, August 11 (GMT)

Bury(III) v Middlesbrough(II) (1400)

Carlisle United(III) v Accrington Stanley(IV) (1400)

Cheltenham Town(IV) v Milton Keynes Dons FC(III) (1400)

Crewe Alexandra(III) v Hartlepool United(III) (1400)

Doncaster Rovers(III) v York City(IV) (1400)

Hull City(II) v Rotherham United(IV) (1400)

Leeds United(II) v Shrewsbury Town(III) (1400)

Notts County(III) v Bradford City(IV) (1400)

Rochdale(IV) v Barnsley(II) (1400)

Sheffield United(III) v Burton Albion(IV) (1400)

Walsall(III) v Brentford(III) (1400)

Watford(II) v Wycombe Wanderers(IV) (1400)

Wolverhampton Wanderers(II) v Aldershot Town(IV) (1400)

1st Round

Sunday, August 12 (GMT)

Blackpool(II) v Morecambe(IV) (1400)

1st Round

Monday, August 13 (GMT)

Fleetwood Town(IV) v Nottingham Forest(II) (1845)

Oldham Athletic(III) v Sheffield Wednesday(II) (1845)

Preston North End(III) v Huddersfield Town(II) (1845)

Tuesday, August 14, 2012

Man City confirm Rodwell signing

Manchester City have confirmed the signing of midfielder Jack Rodwell from Everton for £12m.

The 21-year-old has signed on a five-year deal and the fee could rise to £17m.

Rodwell completed a medical with the Premier League champions on Sunday before signing a deal to become Roberto Mancini’s first signing of the summer.

“Man City are a massive club, the league champions, so it’s a once in a lifetime opportunity. It’s a dream come true,”

Rodwell told www.mcfc.co.uk.

He joins up with England for Wednesday’s friendly against Italy, but will be available for Manchester City’s opening game of the season against newly promoted Southampton at the weekend.

“It will be an amazing experience to make my debut in front of them [Manchester City supporters] if I am selected to play next weekend,” he added.

“Obviously I knew the squad is immense with talent here but I believe in my ability. I’ve just got to work my way into the manager’s plans and hopefully things will go well.

“The hard work starts today as I start to help contribute to the club winning more silverware. The season has started really well with the Community Shield win.”

Rodwell rose through Everton’s youth system after joining the Premier League club at the age of seven.

He represented England at four junior levels before making his senior

debut in the friendly win over Spain in November 2011,

replacing Phil Jones as a 56th-minute substitute.

Three days later, Rodwell started his first full international,

playing 58 minutes against Sweden

before being replaced by James Milner.

“I would like to place on record my thanks to everyone at Everton. The manager David Moyes has been brilliant for me and helped make me the player that I am today,” said Rodwell.

“I have a special relationship with the chairman, Bill Kenwright, who did not want me to leave.”

Rodwell revealed that despite his long-standing ties to the Toffees, talks about a move to City had been going on for a while.

“It’s been kept under wraps quite nicely. It’s been going on for the past couple of weeks but the last couple of days it’s progressed really quickly. I’m just pleased it’s done,” he added.

Rodwell is Manchester City’s only high-profile new arrival this summer, although the club have been linked with transfers for

Arsenal striker Robin van Persie and Liverpool centre-back Daniel Agger.

He will add depth to a City midfield department without England international Gareth Barry, who has a hip problem, while Nigel de Jong is stalling over a new deal.

The 27-year-old is in the final year of his contract and has attracted interest from Bayern Munich.

Source Article from http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/19232773

Monday, August 13, 2012

English Premiere League Arsenal vs. Sunderland AFC Match Preview


English Premiere League
Arsenal vs. Sunderland AFC
Match Begins 10:00PM GMT+8
Saturday, august 18

Arsenal have been busy in the transfer market this off season Oliver Giroud joins the Gunners along with Lucas Podolski and the addition of Santi Cazorla has really strengthened the teams chances of competing for the Premier League title this year. Of course the big question still hanging over the club is whether club captain and star player Robin Van Persie will still be playing for Arsenal come next Saturday. Arsene Wenger has dipped into the transfer market and to me at least appears to have bought well. Both forward additions Giroud and Podolski will bring alot of attacking talent to the team and will at least replace some of the goals Van Persie brings if the dutchman does leave. Alot of Arsenal's youngsters were involved this year in both the Olympics and the European Championships and there may be some fatigue to play a part in the teams preparation for the Premier League kick off. Mikael Arteta, Oxlade Chamberlain, Ramsey, Song and Walcott though will be a formidable midfield for any team to face and Jack Wilshire will also be coming into the side at some point in the coming weeks.
Sunderland have had a very quiet transfer window only one player has come in Carlos Cuellar from Aston Villa, Martin O'Neill ccoahced Cuellar at Villa and knows all about him. Sunderland though have lost Nicolas Bendtner who has gone back to Arsenal from his succesful loan spell last season. So up front the Black Cats will be reliant on Frazer Campbell Conor Wickham and Dong won Ji. The average age of the Sunderland strikers is 21, very young and not alot of experience there but there is lots of talent in this young sunderland side and they have experience at the back with Titus Bramble, John O'Shea, Wes Brown and Cuellar. 
Personally I think this game is a tough one to call. Arsenal on paper anyway look to have strengthened significantly since last season but their pre season thus far has not been all that impressive. Robin Van Persie still hasnt committed to the club going forward and he really is a vital cog for the Gunners. As of now though Van Persie is still and Arsenal player and I think Arsenal as a whole will be too strong for Sunderland. Take Arsenal -1 on the handicap as the Gunners open up their new season with a comfortable win.

Thursday, August 9, 2012

Manchester United bid for Van Persie stalls


Sir Alex Ferguson says Manchester United’s attempts to sign Robin van Persie from Arsenal have stalled.

The Netherlands striker, 29, has 11 months left on his Arsenal contract and has declined an offer to extend his deal at Emirates Stadium.

“We’ve made a bid, they [Arsenal] have been trying to negotiate with other clubs,” said United manager Ferguson.

“I don’t have a gut feeling about it. We can’t get a breakthrough with Arsenal.”

Ferguson

first revealed the Red Devils had made an offer for the Gunners forward on 20 July.

It is not known whether they have improved their original offer, but Ferguson said he did not know whether United’s pursuit of Van Persie would be successful.

It is understood Arsenal are reluctant to enter formal negotiations until a bid exceeds £20m.

“I don’t know what Arsenal’s thoughts are because they’re not giving anything away,” he told reporters after United’s friendly against Barcelona in Gothenburg on Wednesday, which finished in a 0-0 draw before Barca won 2-0 on penalties.

“It’s difficult to say why they’re operating this way. I can’t give you any more information. We just have to persevere.

“We are trying our best and hopefully it will come our way but there’s no progress at this moment in time.”

Van Persie scored 41 goals in 53 games for club and country last season and was named Professional Footballers’ Association and Football Writers’ player of the year.

Juventus have also been pursuing Van Persie’s services while Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini revealed the Premier League champions were now

out of the running

for the striker.

Meanwhile, Ferguson admitted to being staggered after hearing that another summer transfer target,

Lucas Moura,

had agreed to join French side Paris St-Germain.

The Brazilian, who has represented his country at the London Olympics, will join in January 2013 on a four-and-a-half-year deal from Sao Paulo.

“To tell everyone that PSG are here they’ve signed Thiago Silva and Zlatan Ibrahimovic,” added Ferguson. “They must have spent about £150m in the last month.

“When somebody’s paying 45 million euros (£35.5m) for a 19-year-old boy you have to say the game’s gone mad. I find it quite amazing.”

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Monday, August 6, 2012

Ramos would welcome Modric to Real


Sergio Ramos is keen for Real Madrid to sign Luka Modric and believes that he would be a fantastic addition to the squad, a story from Talk Sport reports.

The Modric transfer saga has gone on for some time now and he has expressed his desire to leave his current club Tottenham this summer.

However, the La Liga side are not prepared to match Spurs’ valuation of their playmaker, which is believed to be £40 million.

The English Premier League team may now be able to keep hold of their star man as the deal seems to have stalled recently.

But defender Ramos said: “We’ve got a great squad, with amazing footballers, and one or two more will join.

“I like football and good footballers and Modric is one of them. He currently doesn’t play in this team and I can’t say any more than that. If he joins he’ll bring something to the team.”

Modric also wanted out of White Hart Lane last summer and was set to move to Chelsea and this year it is Spain which is his desired destination.

Real are looking to retain their title this season after pipping Barcelona to the post last year. Jose Mourinho will also want to build a squad that can challenge for the Champions League.

The 26-year-old is certainly a fantastic player that could be just what Mourinho’s men need. Time is running out though and they have just over three weeks to sign him.

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Friday, July 27, 2012

Joe Allen nationality error, Organisers Forced to reprint programmes

Photo Credit: http://www.rte.ie

London 2012 organisers have been forced to print new official programmes for future Great Britain football matches after listing Welshman Joe Allen as English.

Organisers have apologised for the error in the listing of the 22-year-old Swansea and Wales midfielder.

A London 2012 spokeswoman said: "There was an error in our programme and we inadvertently listed Joe Allen as English. We apologise for this mistake and new programmes are now being printed with the correction in time for Team GB's next match."

The British Olympic Association were responsible for a similar blunder last night with an email reporting Great Britain women's victory over New Zealand being titled "England women on their way".

Article Source: www.rte.ie







Thursday, July 26, 2012

Sayers to compete despite injury


British javelin star Goldie Sayers will compete at London 2012 despite suffering a torn ligament in her elbow.
She broke her own British record with her first attempt at the

London Grand Prix 
just over a week ago but suffered the injury on her fourth throw.
A scan two days later revealed the full extent of the damage.
At a training camp in Portugal the 30-year-old said the injury had “responded very well to treatment” and she had resumed training.
Sayers is speaking to former British javelin thrower Steve Backley about how to cope with the injury while competing.

61813511 goldie sayers bbc Sayers to compete despite injury
Backley won two Olympic silver medals and one bronze despite suffering from chronic knee problems.
she was forced out of action with a hip injury in July 2010 before damaging her knee nine months later.
She will be unable to have any pain-killing injections to help her compete as there are too many nerves in the surrounding area and there would be a risk of her losing feeling in her hand, making her unable to grip the javelin.
Sayers, who competed at both the 2004 and 2008 Olympics, is currently experimenting with a range of strappings to help ease the pain.

Tuesday, July 24, 2012

Everton accept €2.5m offer from Fenerbahçe for Joseph Yobo


Fenerbahçe have completed the transfer of Everton centre-back Joseph Yobo.

Everton have accepted the Istanbul club's €2.5 million offer following a lengthy negotiation process which dragged on over several weeks.

The Istanbul club had been unwilling to meet Everton's €3-4 million valuation of the Nigerian international and were at a deadlock with The Toffees.

Everton are reported to have agreed to lower price to bankroll a move for transfer target Steven Pienaar.

Toffees manager David Moyes has deemed Yobo surplus to requirements at Goodison Park and has been keen to offload the experienced defender.

The Nigerian International has been on loan with the Istanbul giants for the past two seasons and cemented himself as a first team regular.

Yobo has settled into life in Turkey and recently told reporters in Istanbul, "I am very happy in Turkey and at Fenerbahçe as is my family.

"I feel at home here, hopefully an agreement will be reached and I can continue playing at the club," he said.

The 31-year-old centre-back featured in 42 games last season and played an integral role in the Canaries finishing runners-up despite their turbulent year.

Yobo is expected to join Fenerbahçe in Austria for pre-season training.

Article Source: http://www.turkish-football.com/news_read.php?id=3238

Monday, July 23, 2012

Majestic Italy exceeds expectations - Review Again


Four years ago, Italy went out at this stage of the competition to Spain after a shootout and there were fears that Sunday would be déjà vu. Consider that disappointment avenged.
Italy made hard work of it Sunday night, but it is through to the semifinals of Euro 2012 — and deservedly so — after victory on penalties over England. Alessandro Diamanti showed great poise to strike home the decisive spot kick in Kiev and booked his team a place on a flight to Warsaw where it will face Germany on Thursday.
For a time, though, it really felt like it wouldn’t be Italy’s night and that it would be made to rue missed chances. One opportunity after another went begging; Daniele De Rossi sliced a long-range effort against the upright; Mario Balotelli skied an effort over the bar from five yards among other spurned attempts; Diamanti curled a shot past the post in extra time; Antonio Nocerino had a headed goal disallowed in extra time.
Football’s Gods appeared to be smiling on England and a repeat of Chelsea’s backs-to-the-wall path to improbable glory in the Champions League last month seemed to be the more likely outcome. Let it not be forgotten that Italy’s past record in penalties is hardly better than that of its opponents. While it won the World Cup from the spot in 2006, it’s also true it has prevailed in only two of its last seven.
Italy did not want it to go this way. “It would definitely be better for all of us to try to close out the match beforehand,” Buffon said earlier this week, “but if it goes to penalties so be it.”
Italy tried everything to win in normal time. From the second half onwards, its domination was near total. But Italy huffed and puffed and still couldn’t blow the house down, holding 68-percent possession of the ball. Italy completed 744 of 833 passes and no fewer than 36 shots were fired in England’s direction. Tellingly only eight were on target, which again brings us back to the difficulty Italy have had throughout Euro 2012 in converting the many openings it creates.


Even so, Andrea Pirlo was majestic Sunday night. At times, it felt as though he was not wearing a football uniform at all but rather a tuxedo and waving a baton, as he conducted an orchestra from midfield. It was one of the performances of the competition so far. Pirlos’s icing on the cake was his exquisite Antonin Panenka-inspired chipped penalty.

Photo Credit: msn.foxsports.com
 
Stepping up to take his after Riccardo Montolivo had missed and Wayne Rooney’s shot to make it 2-1 to England’s favor, Pirlo’s spot kick drew Italy level. But, perhaps, more significantly, the coolness of it seemed to restore a sense of calm to his teammates and unsettle their opponents. One can only imagine what was running through the head of the next taker, Ashley Young, on seeing the unflappable Pirlo dink the ball teasingly into the middle of the net. Is it any wonder in this game of psychological brinkmanship that Young then folded and hit the bar?
Reflecting on Italy’s display, manager Cesare Prandelli can again feel vindicated. His decision to repudiate the country’s tradition of playing defensive, counter-attacking football and instead implement a more positive, attacking approach that seeks to entertain the public is worthy of commendation. Many neutrals have been won over by Italy and spoken of how they enjoyed watching them, for instance, against Spain.
Prandelli has presented a different Italy to the world, one that better represents and chimes with a country’s wide creative heritage, appreciable in its contributions to art, fashion and manufacturing. From that perspective, their Euro 2012 campaign already deserves to be considered a relative success.

After all, Italy started out in this competition amid low expectations; its preparations were overshadowed by scandal; their squad depleted by injury; and accordingly many of the best laid plans Prandelli had settled upon through qualifying went awry and needed a last minute review. At the time, La Gazzetta dello Sport wrote: “If you’re going to Poland don’t book beyond June 18, the last day of the group stages.” Well, to their immense credit, they’ve lasted well beyond that point.
Now a semifinal with Germany awaits Italy. While the consensus among many of those watching is that they’ll be the underdogs, it’s worth recalling that their past encounters are better remembered in Rome, Naples, Turin and Milan than in Berlin, Munich, Dortmund and Hamburg. The reason for that is simple: Italy have never once lost to Germany in a major tournament. As far as they’re concerned, there are nothing but good memories to draw upon; a 3-1 triumph in the 1982 World Cup final — immortalized by Marco Tardelli’s ecstatic goal celebration — and, more recently, a 2-0 victory in extra time in the 2006 World Cup semifinal — sealed by Alessandro Del Piero on a thrilling breakaway.
Italy is Germany’s bogey team. The question is can they remain as such or will the hold be lifted?

Source Article: http://msn.foxsports.com/foxsoccer/eurocup/story/majestic-italy-exceeds-expectations-with-euro-2012-penalty-shootout-victory-over-england-062412

Wednesday, July 11, 2012

12BET Soccer Match List

Today Events


Time EVENT FT. HDP FT. O/U FT. 1X2 1H. HDP 1H. O/U 1H. 1X2  
  KOREA K-LEAGUE
LIVE 06:00PMJeonbuk Hyundai Motors
FC Seoul
Draw
0-0.5
3.0
u
1.96
3.72
3.32
0-0.5
1-1.5
u
2.32
4.42
2.16
More+1  
LIVE 06:00PMDaejeon Citizen
Gangwon FC
Draw
0-0.5
2.5
u
2.05
3.40
3.35
0-0.5
1.0
u
2.47
4.35
2.06
More+1  
  NORWAY TIPPELIGAEN
LIVE 01:00AMOdd Grenland
Valerenga
Draw
0-0.5
2.5
u
2.12
3.22
3.36
0-0.5
1.0
u
2.53
3.82
2.16
More+10  
LIVE 01:00AMOdd Grenland
Valerenga
0.5
2.5-3
u








 
  NORWAY 1ST DIVISION
LIVE 12:00AMAlta IF
Strommen IF
Draw
0-0.5
3.0
u
1.90
3.91
3.36
0-0.5
1-1.5
u
2.28
4.41
2.20
More+10  
  HUNGARY SUPER CUP
LIVE 02:15AMVideoton FC
Debreceni VSC
Draw

0-0.5
2.5
u
2.70
2.25
3.28
0
1.0
u
3.31
3.03
2.05
More+1  
  BULGARIA SUPER CUP
LIVE 01:30AMLudogorets Razgrad (N)
Lokomotiv Plovdiv
Draw
0.5-1
2.5
u
1.65
4.04
3.75
0-0.5
1.0
u
2.35
4.36
2.15
More+1  
  BRAZIL SERIE A
LIVE 06:30AMCorinthians
Botafogo RJ
Draw
0.5
2.5
u
1.92
3.85
3.34
0-0.5
1.0
u
2.42
4.78
2.01
More+10  
LIVE 06:30AMCorinthians
Botafogo RJ
0.5-1
2-2.5
u








 
  USA MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER
LIVE 07:00AMToronto FC
Vancouver Whitecaps FC
Draw
0
2.5
u
2.21
3.15
3.23
0
1.0
u
2.78
3.74
2.03
More+9  
  BRAZIL CUP
LIVE 08:50AMCoritiba
Palmeiras
Draw
0.5
2.5
u
1.87
4.02
3.37
0-0.5
1.0
u
2.41
4.76
2.02
More+10  
LIVE 08:50AMCoritiba
Palmeiras
0.5-1
2-2.5
u








 
  PERU PRIMERA DIVISION
LIVE 12:00AMReal Garcilaso
Juan Aurich
Draw
0.5-1
2.5
u
1.53
5.30
3.60
0-0.5
1.0
u
2.34
4.67
2.09
More+1  
LIVE 02:00AMFBC Melgar
Inti Gas Deportes
Draw
0.5-1
2.5
u
1.61
4.59
3.56
0-0.5
1.0
u
2.48
4.04
2.13
More+1  
LIVE 02:45AMLeon de Huanuco
Cobresol FBC
Draw
1-1.5
2.5
u
1.26
9.38
4.55
0.5
1.0
u
1.74
7.99
2.38
More+1  
LIVE 03:00AMUnion Comercio
Cienciano
Draw
1.0
2.5
u
1.39
6.94
3.90
0.5
1.0
u
1.96
5.84
2.28
More+1  
LIVE 04:30AMUniversidad San Martin (N)
Jose Galvez
Draw
0.5-1
2.5
u
1.62
4.64
3.48
0-0.5
1.0
u
2.25
4.44
2.22
More+1  
LIVE 09:00AMUniversidad Cesar Vallejo
Sporting Cristal
Draw
0.5
2.5
u
2.13
2.98
3.17
0-0.5
1.0
u
2.74
3.62
2.09
More+1  
  US OPEN CUP
LIVE 07:30AMPhiladelphia Union
Sporting Kansas City
Draw
0
2-2.5
u
2.61
2.50
3.15
0
1.0
u
3.18
3.15
2.05
More+5  
LIVE 10:00AMSeattle Sounders
CD Chivas USA
Draw
0.5
2.5
u
1.77
4.23
3.35
0-0.5
1.0
u
2.40
4.40
2.10
More+5                      
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Monday, May 28, 2012

Belgium U19-Spain U19



Belgium U19-Spain U19
DATE: 28-05-2012 / LEAGUE: FBINT UEFA U19 Championship-11
Odds 1.780 for Belgium
Odds 2.130 for Spain
D A T E :
28-05-2012
M A T CH :
Belgium U19-Spain U19
P R O F I T :
1.780 / 2.130
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