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Brinca Al Liderato Messi Rompe Rutina [email protected] @Adrenalina EXCELSIOR JUEVES 24 DE DICIEMBRE DE 2020 PALABRA DEL DEPORTE Imagen Radio L-V 15:30 hrs. Adrenalina Imagen TV Domingos 2-0 22:00 hrs. Real Madrid - Granada BRINCA AL LIDERATO MESSI ROMPE RUTINA SE ESCAPA.- El astro del Barcelona realizó NOCHE BUENA un viaje relámpago a EL CONJUNTO MERENGUE SUMÓ Argentina para celebrar la Navidad LA QUINTA VICTORIA CONSECUTIVA en familia y regresará para estar EN LA LIGA Y ALCANZÓ AL ATLÉTICO listo en el último EN EL PRIMER PUESTO DE LA LIGA >4-5 partido del año de la Liga de España > 6 Foto: Reuters Foto: Reuters 2 ADRENALINA JUEVES 24 DE DICIEMBRE DE 2020 : EXCELSIOR EL RADAR A SILLAZOS Rey y dama Arturo Xicoténcatl [email protected] TRAS AC1-D2 TC6-C8. Wei Yi va a crear una posición de zugzwang en su juego ante Xu Xiangyu en la 5ª ronda del Nacional de China. Cerrada lucha: tres líderes u Yangyi, puntero del Campeonato Nacional de China, empató con la campeona mundial Ju Wenjun y fue alcan- zado en el liderazgo por los GMs Wei Yi y Lu Shanglei, Y quienes ayer se impusieron en partidas de alta calidad a Xu Xiangyu y Bai Jinshi, durante la cuarta ronda del certamen. Clasificación a la R-5: 1º. Wei Yi, 4 puntos. 2º. Yu Yangyi 4; 3º. Lu, Foto: Twitter @FCPorto LUCHADORES HACEN CAMPAÑA EN IRAPUATO Shanglei, 4. 4º. Zhao, Junio 3; 5º. Xu, Yinglun 3; 6º. Xu, Xiangyu 2 ½; CON TECATITO 7º. Wen, Yang 2 1/2; 8º. Ju, Wenjun, 2; 9º. Bai, Jinshi 2; 10º. Lin, Yi; 1 ½; “¡PÓNGASE EL CUBREBOCAS!” 11º. Huang Renjie 1 ½; 12o. Zhang, Rui, 0 puntos. EL MOCO, GARGAJO Y COSTAL CLOWN. COPA PARA EL PORTO Entre los juegos más atractivos de la R.6: ¡Wei, Yi vs. Lu Shanglei!, OPORTO.- El Porto Ju Wenjun vs. Wen, Yang y Huang Renjie vs. Yu Yangyi. Foto: Twitter @irapuatogob venció 2-0 al Benfica y Blancas: Wei, Yi, 2,732. Negras: Xu, Xiangzhi, 2,573. se proclamó campeón R-5, C. Nacional de China, Xinghua, 23–12-2020. RUMBO A TOKIO de la Supercopa de 1.d4 Cf6 2.c4 g6 3.Cc3 d5 4.cxd5 Cxd5 5.e4 Cxc3 6.bxc3 c5. Portugal. Es el título 22 7.Cf3 Ag7 8.Ae3 Ag4 9.Da4+ Cc6 Partida Kaspárov- Yuri Razuvaev, DANIEL ACEVES PORTARÁ en el C. Nacional, URSS, 1979. [11...a6 12.d5 de los Dragones en esta 10.Tc1 Axf3 11.gxf3 e6 LA ANTORCHA OLÍMPICA b5 13.Axb5 axb5 14.Dxb5 Dc8 15.Dxc6+ Dxc6 16.dxc6 Txa2 17.Axc5+=] Daniel Aceves, medallista competición. Sergio 12.Ab5 0–0 13.Axc6 bxc6 14.h4 Con el control de d4, lo que les da de Los Ángeles 1984, fue Oliveira abrió el marcador ventaja de espacio, las blancas deciden mantener su rey en el centro ratificado por el Comité en el minuto 25, de penal. e iniciar una demostración temática en flanco de rey.14...h5 15.Rf1 Organizador de los Juegos Pero la emoción duró Rh7 16.dxc5 Dc7 17.Rg2 Af6 18.Thd1 Tfd8 19.Rh3 Axh4 20.Td6! Olímpicos de Tokio 2020 hasta el final y Porto, con Wei Yi no captura el regalo envenenado de las negras. Es claro que como relevista de la antorcha asistencia del mexicano si 20.Rxh4? Los engines anuncian mate en ocho: 20...Dh2+ 21.Rg5 Rg7 22.Td7 Txd7 23.Dd4+ Txd4 24.Axd4+ e5 25.Axe5+ Dxe5+ 26.Rh4 olímpica, cuyo recorrido Jesús Corona, amplió su Dh2+ 27.Rg5 f6++. Un maestro antes de jugar Axh4 ha visualizado lo iniciará el 25 de marzo en cuenta en el minuto 90, vulnerable del rey blanco Sabe que el frey va a perecer.] 20...Ae7 Si Fukushima. El exluchador por medio del colombiano 20...Txd6 21.cxd6 Dxd6 22.e5 Las blancas ganan la pieza y el juego portará la antorcha el 18 de Luis Díaz. al capturar el A con la Dama. 21.e5 Axd6 22.cxd6 22...Dc8= En la mayo de 2021 en Hiroshima. -AFP posición brilla la debilidad en f7. 23.Df4 Td7 Si 23...Tf8 Habría mate Foto: Mexsport en ocho: 24.Dh6+ Rg8 25.Ag5 f5 26.Dxg6+ Rh8 27.Dxh5+ Rg8 28.Dg6+ Rh8 29.Rg2 Dd7 30.Th1+ Dh7 31.Txh7++. 24.Dh6+ Rg8 25.Tg1 Tb8 Ju- gada natural. 25...Df8 26.Dxh5 Dg7 27.Ah6 Dh8 28.Dg5 Dh7 29.Tg4± CON LOS TIGRES 26.Rh2 Df8 27.Dxh5 Dg7 28.Dg5 ¿Cuál es el plan en esta posición? Atacar el peón débil c6. Si se captura, se elevan las posibilidades con el avance de c3. 28...Tf8 29.Ad4 c5 30.Axc5 f6 31.Dg4 Rf7 Si 31... Hay Tuca Ferretti para rato fxe5 32.Dxe6+ Df7 33.Txg6+ Rh7 34.c4 Dxg6 35.Dxd7+ Tf7 36.Dh3+ Rg8 DE LA REDACCIÓN en el rival que le pueda tocar, ya 37.Dc8+ Tf8 38.Dxf8+ Rxf8 39.d7++-. 32.Da4 Hostigar la debilidad, [email protected] mail que primero quiere tener listo a su por lo general, crea una situación incómoda al adversario. 32...Tb7 equipo, de cara al inicio de activi- 33.Rg2 fxe5 34.Ae3 Rg8 35.Dg4 Tbf7 36.c4 Txf3? 36...Df6 mantiene Tigres ya pisó tierras regias tras su dades en la Liga MX el siguiente 8 la lucha. 37.Dxe6++- Df7 38.Dxf7+ T3xf7 El final se gana por los dos paso exitoso por Orlando, Florida, de enero, contra el campeón vi- peones libres. 39.c5 Td7 40.Td1 Tc8 41.Rf3 Rf7 42.Re4 Re6 43.Td5 donde logró romper la malaria y le- gente, León. Tf7 44.Txe5+ Rd7 45.Rd5 Tc6 46.Ad2 Ta6 47.a4 Tc6 (47...Txa4 Mate vantar su primer título internacio- “Esperemos que a partir de enero en seis: 48.c6+ Rd8 49.Ag5+ Te7 50.Axe7+ Re8 51.Re6 Td4 52.d7+ Txd7 nal. Ricardo Ferretti dejó en claro podamos ir paso a paso para lo- 53.cxd7++) 48.Ac3 Tf5 49.f4 Ta6 Si 49...Txe5+ 50.fxe5 Ta6 51.e6+ Rd8 que aún no firma su contrato con grar un objetivo, como lo hicimos 52.c6 y mate en cinco.] 50.Ae1 Tc6 51.Aa5 Ta6 52.Ad2 Tc6 53.Rc4 los regios, pero lo tiene apalabra- hoy”, agregó. Tf7 54.Ae3 Tc8 55.Rd5 Tc6 56.Ac1 Tf5 57.Ad2 Tc8 58.Txf5 gxf5 Las do, depositando toda la confianza Los regios tendrán algunos días blancas van a fabricar una posición de zugzwang. ¿Cómo?, colocando en su directiva en que le puedan libres y, a su regreso, esperan contar el Ac7. Dos peones en sexta son más fuertes que una torre. 59.Aa5 hacer válida su renovación. con Carlos González y cerrar un re- Tc6 60.Ac7 Ta6 61.a5 Tc6 62.Ab6! a6 [62...axb6 63.axb6 Tc8 64.b7 Respecto al Mundial de Clubes, fuerzo más. Se habla de Aldo Cruz, Tb8 65.c6+] 63.Ad8 Negras rinden. Si 63...Tc8 64.Ac7 Th8 65.c6+ Rc8 Ferretti afirmó que aún no piensa que dejaría a los Xolos. 66.Ab6 Th7 67.d7+ 1–0. Foto: Mexsport Gerardo Ruiz Massieu Héctor Linares Adrián Sierra Fernando Islas Arturo Blas Coordinador Editor Editor Editor Coeditor Visual EXCELSIOR : JUEVES 24 DE DICIEMBRE DE 2020 ADRENALINA 3 4 ADRENALINA JUEVES 24 DE DICIEMBRE DE 2020 : EXCELSIOR MADRILEÑOS EN LA CIMA La autopsia André Marín ANOTAN CASEMIRO Y BENZEMA [email protected] El cuadro merengue Feliz Navidad derrota al Granada y • Quiero agradecer a los trabajadores de la salud. alcanza al Atlético en el • Mi pésame a quien haya perdido a un ser querido. liderato de La l siguiente texto es solamente una mezcla de palabras en Liga española las cuales quiero desearles lo mejor para estos días. Hoy es Nochebuena y mañana Navidad, días muy im- LIGA DE ESPAÑA E portantes para hacer un corte de caja y recordar todo lo vivido a lo largo del 2020. Quiero agradecer, en primer término, a todos los trabajadores de 2-0 Real Madrid Granada la salud que han estado en la primera línea de la batalla. Sin ellos sería mucho más complicado todo lo que nos tocó vivir. Quiero mandarle mi más sentido pésame a quienes hayan perdido AFP a un ser querido este año. [email protected] Quiero decirles que hay que ser optimistas y pensar que con la vacuna todo volverá a la normalidad y el mundo podría ser el que era. MADRID.- El Real Madrid venció Yo llevo desde marzo en casa sin salir ni a la esquina. Trabajando por 2-0 en casa al Granada, en la mucho y cuidando de mí y de toda mi familia. jornada 15 de LaLiga española, gra- Hoy por la noche hay que darle gracias a Dios por estar vivos y hay cias a lo cual volvió a alcanzar en que pedir por quienes la están pasando mal. puntos al líder Atlético de Madrid. Hoy por la noche hay que pensar en cosas buenas y no en cosas La mala noticia del día para el malas. Real Madrid fue la lesión del bra- Hoy por la noche hay que dar gracias por la vida. sileño Rodrygo, que tuvo que ser Hoy disfruto mucho más lo que tengo y valoro a la gente que reemplazado por Marco Asensio en quiero. el 38’, con problemas en el muslo Hoy me siento bendecido por tener salud. derecho. Hoy quiero estar con mi familia más tiempo que nunca. El también brasileño Casemiro Hoy sé que soy un privilegiado.
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