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INDIA, BENGALURU FEBRUARY 21, 201622 TIMES SPORT New Delhi: World football’s governing body FIFA’s inspec- tion team gave a wake-up call totheAllIndiaFootballFeder- ation (AIFF) on Saturday, ask- ing for major renovation to all the six provisional venues for next year’s U-17 FIFA World CuptobeheldinIndia. “The FIFA delegation is ve- ry satisfied with the planning until now. However, we have seen nothing yet. All the stadi- ums need major renovations to make them ready for the World Cup. The deadline for the construction to finish is October 2016. The state and central government need to put planning into motion, start working and putting ev- erythinginplace,”FIFA’shead of eventsJaimeYarzasaid. After inspecting stadia in Kochi, Goa, Mumbai, Kolkata and Guwahati, the inspection team ended its tour with Del- hi’s Jawaharlal Nehru Stadi- um. The stadia have to be match-readybyJunenextyear inordertohost‘testgames’. Javier Ceppi, tournament director, local organizing committee, highlighted the problem of ‘jugaad’ culture in the country and called for the need of having a planned, streamlined process. “There is no room for jugaad. This culture has to change. You don’t have to run at the last minute. The last 16 months has been about changing the culture.Wearehappywiththe progress that has been made. Now, implementation, which istherealpart,needstostart.” Talking about Delhi’s JLN stadium, Yarza said: “We haven’t done the whole in- spection yet. We need to see a lot of things. I think it’s a fan- tastic building with a lot of po- tential.Iamnotsayingit’sbad orworseovertheothers.Itdef- initelyrequiresrenovation.” Asked if the Ambedkar Stadium was ever considered as one of the venues, Ceppi said: “Ambedkar Stadium would require massive reno- vation to make it compliant withWorldCupstandards.” While Kolkata may get to hostthefinalof theU-17World Cup, Delhi’s chances of host- ing even a semifinal match seemtobeslim. AsperCeppi,FIFAalready has other venues in mind in caseanyof thesixprovisional venues fail to meet the Octo- berdeadline.“Wehavevisited Chennai, Pune, Bengaluru and Ahemdabad. There are many centres and state gov- ernments who would be hap- pytostepup,”hesaid. FIFA team recommends renovation of venues Rohan.Puri@timesgroup.com REGD. NO. CPMG/KA/BG-GPO-31/2003-05, RNI NO. 50523/91. Published for the proprietors, Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd., by R J Prakashan at S&B Towers, 40/1 M.G. Road, Bengaluru - 560 001 (Phones: Office: EPABX - 080-42200000, Editorial: 080- 42200209 / 42200211, Fax : 080-42200100, Editorial Fax: 42200202) and printed by him at No.9/10/11-A, 4th Main, Bommasandra Industrial Area, Hosur Road, Bengaluru 560 099 (Ph : 080-42200500). Regd office: Dr. D.N. Road, Mumbai - 400 001. Editor (Bengaluru Market): Rohit Saran - responsible for selection of news under PRB Act. © All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission is prohibited. NO. 6 VOL 25 Hyderabad: HS Prannoy, sa- viour of the hosts for the last two days, could not repeat the magic as his team bowed out of the tie much before his ar- rival, losing 1-3 to Indonesia in the semifinals of the Bad- minton Asia Team Cham- pionships at the Gachibowli Indoor Stadium here on Sat- urday.With this loss Indian men bagged the bronze med- al,theirfirstinthreedecades. ThoughKidambiSrikanth gave a solid start to his team, the hosts lost the next three ties and crashed out of the tournament. After winning the first game without much difficulty against in-form Tommy Sugiarto, Srikanth was unlucky to lose the close- ly-fought second game. How- ever, the top ranked Indian shifted gears in the decider and played an attacking game tooustTommy21-14,23-25,21-9. The doubles pair of Manu Attri and Sumeeth Reddy proved no match for Moham- mad Ahsan and Hendra Setia- wan going down 11-21, 10-21. In thesecondsingles,worldNo.25 Ajay Jayaram tried hard but lost to Anthony Ginting 15-21, 20-22. Though Ginting is rankednineplacesbelowJaya- ram, the Indonesian is regard- ed as one of the fast rising youngsters in the world. Gint- ingwasluckyasarounddozen netchordswentinhisfavour. With Indonesia leading 2-1, the onus was on India’s second-best pair of Akshay Dewalkar and Pranaav Cho- pra to bring the hosts back in- tothecontest.Thoughranked 24placesbehindAnggaPrata- ma and Ricky Karanda, the Indians had beaten them at last month’s Syed Modi Grand Prix. On Saturday too, the duo played quite well be- fore losing 13-21, 21-18, 15-21. With their loss the Indian campaigncametoanend. Results (Semifinals): Men: Indonesia bt India 3-1(Tommy Sugiarto lost to K Srikanth 14-21, 25-23, 9-21; Mohammad Ahsan/Hen- dra Setiawan bt Manu Attri/Sumeeth Reddy 21-11, 21-10; Antony Ginting bt Ajay Jayaram 21-15,22-20;AnggaPratama/RickyKaranda Suwardi bt Akshay Dewalkar/Pranaav Cho- pra 21-13,18-21, 21-15). Women: Thailand bt Japan3-0;ChinabtSKorea3-0. Indonesia knock out Indian men in semis Manne.Ratnakar @timesgroup.com Zurich: Former FIFA presi- dent Sepp Blatter has in- sisted that the vote to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup was not fixed, saying that "you can- notbuyaWorldCup." The 79-year-old Swiss said that former French president Nicolas Sarkozy had asked Michel Platini to vote against the US bid to host the 2022 World Cup. The quadrennial event was even- tuallyallottedtoQatar. "You cannot buy a World Cup,itwillgoattheendwhere the higher political influen- cesare,"Blatterwasquotedas saying by the BBC on Satur- day. "For 2022, Platini at least had the courtesy to phone me and say, 'now we have had a meeting with the head of stateandif theheadof stateis asking me to support France for different reasons then I will'. He said 'my vote will not befortheAmericans'. "I knew then there would be a problem. We tried but it was too late," he added. Blat- ter has once again claimed that he is innocent as he awaits the judgement of a corruption appeal against hiseight-yearban. "I have killed nobody, I havenotrobbedabank,Ihave not taken any money from anywhere and I was even treating well all my ex-girlf- riends. It's true. They defend me.OneIwasmarriedtoonly forafewmonthsandsheisre- allydefendingme,"hesaid. Football's world govern- ing body will elect a succes- sor to the Swiss on February 26.PrinceAlibinal-Hussein, SheikhSalmanbinEbrahim al-Khalifa, Gianni Infanti- no, Tokyo Sexwale and Je- rome Champagne are the fivecandidateswhowilllock horns to succeed the 79-year- oldBlatter. AGENCIES You cannot buy a World Cup: Blatter FIFA SCANDAL Ranchi: Kalinga Lancers moved into the final of the Hockey India League, de- feating Ranchi Rays in the penalty shootout 4-2 in the semifinals here on Saturday. Both teams were locked 2-2 at the end of regulation time. Lancer now face Pun- jab Warriors for the title. Earlier in the day, Warriors moved into their third con- secutive final defeating Del- hiWaveriders3-1. The match left the specta- tors in shock as Lancers did the impossible against their most successful opposition in the fourth edition of the league.WhileskipperMoritz Fuerste, Adam Dixon, Lalit Upadhyay and Aran Zalew- ski scored in the shootout for Lancers, Simranjeet Singh and Manpreet netted for Rays. Ashley Jackson and Barry Middleton missed the target for the defending champions.WhileGurjinder Singh and Fuerste found the net during regulation time,, Trent Mitton and Timothy DeavinequalizedforRays. Warriorsreachthirdcon- secutivefinal: Earlier,Ar- maanQureshiandSimonOr- chardscoredforPunjabWar- riors while Rupinder Pal Singh netted for Delhi Wa- veriders. Beginning on the front foot, the Waveriders gave their opposition little time to settle in their stride astheprolificRupinderdrew firstbloodfortheDelhioutfit off their first penalty corner. Warriors English recruit Mark Gleghorne moved up themidfieldbeforepassingit for young Armaan Qureshi to unleash a sublime reverse flick from the centre of the inner circle past a diving De- von Manchester under the Waveridersbar. Lancers to take on Warriors for title Sam.Chakraborty @timesgroup.comS o the end nears for the fourth edition of the Coal India Hockey In- diaLeague. Kalinga Lancers have made their maiden final while Jaypee Punjab War- riors got the better of Delhi Waveriders to reach their thirdconsecutivefinal. Itshowstheconsistency of the side and the bril- liance with which coach Barry Dancer has handled his team. Losing in the shootouts is always tragic and JPW have suffered that twice now. Dancer and his boys would be hoping to avoidathirdheartbreak.For that, however, the team will have to do better than it did inthesemifinals. Warriors as much won the game as Delhi Waverid- ers lost it. Delhi Waveriders had its chances, it did not utilise them. That gave Jay- pee Punjab Warriors the opening. Now Dancer’s team will have to get together and reform their strategy. Every team has some stars, Mark Knowles is one for Warriors. He was the difference be- tween the two sides in the semis. If Kalinga Lancers can pin down the Australian legend,half thebattlewillbe won. Mark Knowles is every- where, in the attack, mid- field and defence. His all- round capabilities are les- son for everyone. Marking him will force others out of their comfort zone. Marking SV Sunil will equally impor- tant to close down the at- tacksfromright. All is not over for Delhi Waveriders, though. The teamhavefinishedonthepo- dium in every edition so far, they can do it again by win- ningthebronzeplayoff. Coach Cedric D'Souza has pointed out he will tar- get that. The competition is not over yet, there is one more game to go even for the losingsemifinalists. Waveriders need to get their act back. When Rupin- der Pal Singh scores, the team goes on to win. When he is off-colour, the team los- es. Rupinder's defending has beenimpeccablethroughout the tournament but his scor- ing has helped his team win games. He is their strength, andtheirweakness. If he is on target and the forwards do their job, it won't be difficult for Delhi Waveriders to enjoy the dis- tinction of being on podium every single time. I feel for Ranchi Rays who lost in the semis. But they fought hard in the last five minutes to evenoutandthenstretchthe contesttotie-break. Teams will go for final thrust Roelant Oltmans HOCKEY London: English FA Cup holders Arsenal were left frustrated in their efforts to warm-up for Tuesday's Champions League meeting withBarcelonawithawinas their fifth round meeting with Hull City ended goal- lessattheEmiratesStadium on Sarurday. An outstand- ingdisplaybyHullgoalkeep- er Eldin Jakupovic meant Steve Bruce's under- strength side retain hope of avenging their 2014 FA Cup final defeat by Arsenal and so preventing Arsene Wen- ger's side becoming the first team to win the competition three years in succession sincethe1880s. The draw also ensured the strength of Wenger's be- lief that replays are an inte- gral part of the FA Cup will be tested just days after he spoke out in support of such matches. Veteran French manager Wenger, in charge of Arsenal since 1996, made his remarks this week fol- lowing reports the Football Association (FA) were con- sidering ditching replays in the competition to ease the fixture schedule, a proposal that drew support from Hull bossBruce. SUAREZ,NEYMARSCORE Luis Suarez and Neymar scoredagaintoleadBarcelo- na to a 2-1 victory at Las Pal- mas on Saturday, extending the defending champions' clubrecordto32gameswith- out a loss and increasing their overnight lead of the SpanishPrimeraLiga. Suarez struck just six minutes into the match on theCanaryIslands,andNey- mar re-established the vis- itors' advantage before half- time after Las Palmas Wil- lianJosehadmadeit1-1. Barcelona increased the gaptoninepointsbeforesec- ond-place Atletico Madrid host fourth-place Villarreal on Sunday, when Real Ma- drid visits Malaga trailing thepacesetterby10. BOLOGNAHOLDJUVE Juventus missed a golden chance to move four points clear in the Italian Serie A and will not be able to level the record of consecutive victories after they were held to a goalless draw at Bo- lognaonFriday. Massimiliano Allegri's team beat Napoli last week- end to move top and was seeking a 16th consecutive win, which would have left it one behind Inter Milan's re- cordsetin2006-07. Victory would also have given Juventus a significant advantage ahead of Napoli's match against AC Milan on Monday. Instead, Napoli can move a point ahead of Ju- ventuswithawin. Results: English FA Cup (fifth round): Arsenal:0drewHull:0.Readin:3(McShane 59,Hector72,Piazon90+4)btWestBrom: 1(Fletcher54);Watford:1(Wootton53-og) btLeeds:0. Spanish Primera Liga: On Saturday: Las Palmas:1(William Jose10) lost to Bar- celona: 2 (Suarez 6, Neymar 39). On Fri- day: Levante: 3 (Morales 10, Rossi 43-pen, Verdu81)btGetafe:0. German Bundesliga: Bayern Munich: 3 (Mueller 49, 71, Lewandowski 84) bt Darm- stadt: 1 (Wagner 26); Borussia Moenchen- gladbach:1(Dahoud9)btCologne:0;Hertha Berlin: 1 (Kalou 60) drew with Wolfsburg: 1 (Schaefer 53); Hoffenheim: 3 (Amiri 13, Uth 68,76)btMainz:2(Cordoba11,Jairo78);In- golstadt: 2 (Huebner12, Hintersser 90-pen) btWerderBremen:0. Italian Serie A: On Friday: Bologna: 0 drewwithJuventus:0 MUELLERPOWERSBAYERN Bayern Munich's Thomas Muellerscoredtwice,includ- ing a 71st- minute bicycle kick, to given the German Bundesliga leaders a 3-1 vic- tory over Darmstadt 98 on Saturday and lift them 11 points clear at the top of the table. Mueller scored both goals in the second half as Bayern, who face Juventus in the Champions League round of 16 next week, had to battle from a goal down agai- nst the promoted club. Bun- desliga top scorer Robert Le- wandowski, in fine form, co- mpleted Bayern's run in the 84th minute with his 22ndgoalof thecampaign. Gunners Are Held To A Goalless Draw, Barcelona Edge Past Las Palmas HULL FRUSTRATE ARSENAL ON TARGET: Barcelona's Luis Suarez (left) celebrates with Neymar after scoring a goal as teammate Lionel Messi looks on Reuters FOOTBALL FINE FORM: Tommy Sugiarto AFP Hosts Settle For Bronze, Their First In Three Decades ASIAN BADMINTON
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