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During the FA Cup match, a Leeds supporter received medical attention from spectators (Getty Images).)
Following an altercation in the stands during Leeds’ FA Cup fifth-round encounter against Chelsea on Wednesday, a Leeds supporter was sent to the hospital.
In the eighth minute of their FA Cup match at Stamford Bridge, Leeds took the lead, setting off the incident that is currently under investigation.
It was stated that during the celebrations after the visitors’ early goal, the fan fell from the top tier of the away end.
According to the emergency services, both teams said, “The needs supporter injured and falling to the top” (111357915.html).
Chelsea said in a statement: “Chelsea FC can confirm that during the first half of tonight’s FA Cup game, there was an incident involving a Leeds United supporter in the Shed End of Stamford Bridge.”
emergency ‘s second goal of the night did not dampen the jubilation, even if Conor Gallagher’s 90th-minute winner dampened the atmosphere in the Shed End. The game itself was not delayed and was mostly overlooked at the time.
Leeds was allotted fewer away tickets for the match because it was considered a “high risk.” Leeds received 5,366 tickets from Chelsea, which reduced the quantity of tickets for both the home and away sections.
The fans have a fierce rivalry that dates back to the 1960s, when the north-south divide contributed to the gap between supporters. The division’s repercussions can still be felt when the two teams play each other today.
Using AP’s reporting
With back-to-back section crowns, Golden Valley High boys soccer dominates as the Cougars celebrate.
Carlos Miranda and Jose Ontiveros, two seniors at Golden Valley High, are an explosive scoring tandem that very few teams have been able to contain.
Against Del Oro on Saturday afternoon in the Sac-Joaquin Section Division II championship game, the Cougars stars’ quickness, dexterity, and ability to find the net were on full show.
The No. 3 seeded Cougars upset the top-seeded Eagles 4-2 at Cosumnes River College to finish their pursuit of back-to-back section titles. Miranda and Ontiveros combined for all four goals.
To hang alongside the Division III title the Cougars won the previous season, Golden Valley (21-2-2) brought a banner of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division II championship home.
It’s absurd, Miranda remarked. “I don’t know what to think right now, but I know it will hit later.” Back-to-back championships are uncommon.
On Saturday, February 24, 2024, in Sacramento, California, the Golden Valley High boys soccer team defeated Del Oro to successfully conclude their campaign for consecutive section titles. [Sjansen@mercedsun-star.com] Shawn Jansen
After Golden Valley High School officially opened for business in 1994, the Cougars made history by being the first team to win consecutive section titles.
On Saturday, the Cougars trounced a Del Oro squad that, until the championship game, had only allowed 14 goals in the whole season.
Twelve minutes into the game, Golden Valley took the lead thanks to a long goal kick converted by the Cougars. Miranda flicked a pass forward to teammate Jonathan Gomez Roldan, who then found Ontiveros, who scored the first goal for GV.
This season, we’ve scored approximately a dozen of those, according to Golden Valley head coach Lance Eber. We receive a long ball, which is flicked to each other by either Carlos or Jose. This year has been fantastic for the tandem.
Shortly later, the other member of the tandem scored on a breakaway. In the 19th minute, Miranda outran his defender and found himself one on one with the goaltender. He scored with ease to increase Golden Valley’s advantage to 2-0.
The boys’ soccer team of Golden Valley High School celebrates following No. 24 On Saturday, February 24, 2024, at Cosumnes River College in Sacramento, California, during the Sac-Joaquin Section Division II championship game, the Cougars defeated Del Oro 4–2. Jose Ontiveros scored the game’s first goal. [Sjansen@mercedsun-star.com] Shawn JansenFurther
Miranda remarked, “You have to know what the keeper is going to do.” In order to ensure that the keeper follows me and that I know where to put it, I attempted to move to my left. Everything flows naturally.
This year, Del Oro has triumphed in defensive, low-scoring games. The Cougars made it clear early on that they intended to control the tempo and attack throughout.
When we scored the first goal, Eber commented, “it put them on their heels right away.” We knew they had a strong defense because they were a squad that only managed 40 goals in the entire season and played in many 1-0 or 0-0 games. Therefore, it was undoubtedly a culture shock to get two on them.
Logan Webster’s goal shortly before the half gave Del Oro a point to make it 2-1 at the break.
On Saturday, February 24, 2024, at Cosumnes River College in Sacramento, California, during the Sac-Joaquin Section Division II championship game, Golden Valley High senior Carlos Mirando (9) celebrates after scoring a goal in the first half during a 4-2 victory against Del Oro. [Sjansen@mercedsun-star.com] Shawn JansenFurther
The Cougars’ goal concession in the closing seconds of the half was heartbreaking, but Eber told his team to finish the job.
“We’re the superior team,” Eber told his teammates during the half. “All we have to do is go out there, play for forty minutes, and win. They seemed quite depressed. I understand the want to give up on a goal and be upset, but we were winning. When we were winning at halftime, we were too upset.
In the 57th minute, Miranda scored on his own rebound to increase the margin to 3-1, and the Cougars took the lead early in the second half.
