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BBC News
31-07-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Győri ETO v Pyunik
Update: Date: 63' Title: Post Content: Corner,Györi ETO. Conceded by Alemão. Update: Date: 62' Title: Post Content: Foul by Samsondin Ouro (Györi ETO). Update: Date: 62' Title: Post Content: Sead Islamovic (Pyunik) wins a free kick in the attacking half. Update: Date: 61' Title: Post Content: Offside, Györi ETO. Ahmed Benbouali is caught offside. Update: Date: 60' Title: Post Content: Attempt missed. Claudiu Bumba (Györi ETO) right footed shot from the left side of the box is close, but misses to the right. Assisted by Ahmed Benbouali. Update: Date: 58' Title: Post Content: Foul by Daniel Stefulj (Györi ETO). Update: Date: 58' Title: Post Content: Javier Moreno Sánchez (Pyunik) wins a free kick in the defensive half. Update: Date: 57' Title: Post Content: Attempt missed. Claudiu Bumba (Györi ETO) left footed shot from the left side of the box is close, but misses the top left corner. Assisted by Zeljko Gavric following a fast break. Update: Date: 56' Title: Post Content: Foul by Paul Viorel Anton (Györi ETO). Update: Date: 56' Title: Post Content: Matas Vareika (Pyunik) wins a free kick in the defensive half. Update: Date: 55' Title: Post Content: Delay over. They are ready to continue. Update: Date: 55' Title: Post Content: Delay in match because of an injury Henri Avagyan (Pyunik). Update: Date: 53' Title: Post Content: Corner,Györi ETO. Conceded by Henri Avagyan. Update: Date: 53' Title: Post Content: Attempt saved. Rajmund Tóth (Györi ETO) right footed shot from outside the box is saved in the top centre of the goal by Henri Avagyan (Pyunik). Assisted by Zeljko Gavric. Update: Date: 53' Title: Post Content: Zeljko Gavric (Györi ETO) hits the left post with a left footed shot from the centre of the box. Assisted by Samsondin Ouro. Update: Date: 51' Title: Post Content: Corner,Györi ETO. Conceded by Henri Avagyan. Update: Date: 51' Title: Post Content: Attempt saved. Zeljko Gavric (Györi ETO) left footed shot from the right side of the six yard box is saved in the top right corner by Henri Avagyan (Pyunik). Assisted by Ahmed Benbouali. Update: Date: 50' Title: Post Content: Attempt saved. Rajmund Tóth (Györi ETO) right footed shot from the right side of the box is saved in the bottom right corner by Henri Avagyan (Pyunik). Assisted by Zeljko Gavric. Update: Date: 49' Title: Post Content: Attempt saved. Daniel Stefulj (Györi ETO) left footed shot from the centre of the box is saved in the top centre of the goal by Henri Avagyan (Pyunik). Assisted by Claudiu Bumba. Update: Date: 48' Title: Post Content: Corner,Györi ETO. Conceded by Alemão.
Mint
22-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Mint
Jafar Panahi named Asian Filmmaker of the Year at Busan International Film Festival
Washington DC [US], July 22 (ANI): Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi has been tapped for the Asian Filmmaker of the Year award at the 30th Busan International Film Festival, according to Variety. This was followed by his recognition at the 78th Cannes Film Festival. Panahi accepted the Palme d'Or for "It Was Just an Accident," a film directly inspired by his time in prison at the prestigious event. Panahi's film is filled with equal parts absurdist humour and rage, following five characters who believe they have identified the prosecutor who tortured them during their own detention, but because they were all blindfolded in jail, no one is confident their captor is the same man, reported Variety. What makes his achievement remarkable is that he achieved it despite severe restrictions. The 65-year-old filmmaker has been banned from making movies by Iranian authorities and has faced multiple arrests, detentions and travel prohibitions. Yet he continues to craft films in secret and submit them to international festivals, reported Variety. "This recognition reminds me that cinema can still connect us beyond borders, languages, and limitations," Panahi said upon receiving the honour, adding, "I accept this award not only in my own name, but also on behalf of all those who, in silence, in exile, or under pressure, continue to create." His films consistently probe themes of individual freedom and resistance, often focusing on marginalised voices within Iranian society. Panahi, who is considered one of Iranian cinema's greatest auteurs, previously won prizes "The Circle," "Offside," "This is Not a Film," "Taxi" and "No Bears," winner of the Venice Film Festival's 2022 Special Jury Prize. "Taxi" won the Berlin Golden Bear in 2015, while his "Offside" won the Silver Bear in 2006, as per Variety. Arrested by Iranian authorities in July 2022 after signing an appeal against police violence, Panahi spent several months behind bars. He was released from prison in February 2023. The filmmaker's other major accolades include Locarno's Golden Leopard for "The Mirror" in 1997 and Cannes' screenplay prize for "3 Faces" in 2018, reported Variety. Busan's Asian Filmmaker of the Year honour goes to individuals or organisations that have significantly advanced Asian cinema and culture. Panahi will receive the award at the festival's opening ceremony on September 17. The 30th edition of Busan runs from September 17 to 26, with the Asian Contents and Film Market taking place from September 20 to 23, according to Variety. (ANI)
Time Out Dubai
26-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Out Dubai
10 brilliant things to do this Islamic New Year in Dubai
Have you sorted plans for the long weekend yet? The official date of Islamic New Year 2025 is still to be announced based on the next official moon sighting. However, both public and private sectors have had a public holiday confirmed for Friday June 27, meaning we're all getting a three-day weekend. If you like this: Every UAE long weekend in 2025 If you're in need of some inspo on how to spend it, here are some of the best things to get up to over the next few days. The best things to do for Islamic New Year in Dubai Try a night swim at Atlantis The Royal The dreamy pool club at Atlantis The Royal is offering a night swim, where you can take a moonlight dip while watching the fountain (and fire) show. Take a few lengths then relax at a poolside table with a mixed drink or two or the spicy rock shrimp tempura. Letting you sip in style, there will be live DJ sets all the way until 11pm. Dhs150 (non-redeemable). Fri, 8pm-11pm. Atlantis The Royal, (04 426 1600). Have a caviar-hair treatment at ALKEMY (Credit: Supplied) For a spot of luxe pampering, hope into a seat at the ALKEMY salon, nestled into Atlantis The Palm. Offering up the VIP treatment, you can have your hair lathered in a special caviar treatment (plus a blow-dry and trim) for less than Dhs500. You'll be swishing those luscious locks all over the place after this one. Dhs490. Open Sat-Thu 10am-8pm; Fri 9.30am-8pm. Atlantis The Palm, Palm Jumeirah, (056 243 9699). Check out a brand-new burger bar Set aside some time in your weekend to check out DIME, one of the coolest new burger spots in town. Forget overwhelming menus, the team here are perfecting just two signature burgers, with everything made in-house – buns, sauces, the works. If you like this: 43 of Dubai's best burgers to try in 2025 Pair it with a side of crispy nuggets and waffle fries and you've got yourself a real treat. Open daily 5pm-1am. Jumeirah Garden City, Al Satwa @dimesburger. Take the kiddos for a free meal (Credit: Supplied) The long-weekend marks the start of the school holidays in Dubai, so this would be the perfect time to entertain the little ones with a fun meal out (that you don't need to pay for). From cheesy pizzas and stacked burgers to delicious dim sums, here are all the best places that kids can eat free this weekend. Join a ladies' night run Credit: Offside Lace up your trainers and join the all-ladies She Dares run club as they take on a 3km route along JBR and back. Start by grabbing your glow sticks and either walking, jogging or running the distance, before all meeting back at Offside sports bar for a bite, three drinks and some live DJs for the rest of the evening. Dhs120. Fri Jun 27, from 7pm. JA Ocean View Hotel, JBR @shedaresrunclub (055 862 1967). Treat yourself to a spa-cation (Credit: Supplied) If you fancy a little getaway this weekend, the Address Sky View is offering guests 20 percent off all spa treatments and retail items so you can get your pamper mode on. From a deep hot stone massage looking out over the Burj Khalifa to a detox body wrap, you can definitely switch-off here. Prices vary. Address Sky View, Downtown Dubai, (04 873 8888). Tuck into lunch at SUSHISAMBA (Credit: SUSHISAMBA) Make the most of your Friday off by heading round to the sky-high Palm Jumeirah restaurant for its Vivo business lunch. Letting you tuck into two courses for Dhs169, dive into a selection of sizzling dishes from salmon tiradito to chicken taquitos, Angus tenderloin and a glazed black cod. Dhs169 (two courses), Dhs219 (three courses). Mon-Fri, noon-3pm. The Palm Tower, (04 278 4888). Have a family day out at Jameel Arts Centre Credit: Jameel Arts Centre Getting the whole family to unleash their creative side, you'll be guided round the Seas are sweet, fish tears are salty exhibition. Then it's time for everyone to get their turn trying their hand at the crafts, from creating tomato face mask to object drawing and printmaking. Free. Sat Jun 28, 11am-4pm. Jaddaf Waterfront, (04 873 9800). Play some Dhs10 games (Credit: Supplied) Celebrating its second birthday, GLITCH is offering up everything from bowling games, adrenaline-pumping laser-tag sessions and even 200 game points for just Dhs10 each. A bargain afternoon activity, head down to the food hall in the Al Ghurair Centre to refuel afterwards. From Dhs10. Jun 27-29, 10am-noon. Al Ghurair Centre, Deira, (04 886 1695). Groove it out at Jev's Coffee Jam Go get your caffeine fix and soak up the vibes with Jev's Coffee Jam, which is taking over Al Quoz spot Verda this weekend. Hosting the session with Breaking Bread, you can meet some cool new people and dance along to DJ sets with tracks from 80s throwbacks to house. Paired with speciality coffee and bites to keep your energy up, you're in for a buzzing afternoon. Sun Jun 29, from noon. Verda, Al Quoz, Looking for things to do in Dubai? 6 places kids eat free in Dubai this long weekend Pocket-friendly meals for all the family 6 brilliant perks to staying in Dubai for summer From four-day weeks to city-wide discounts 9 quirky workouts to try in Dubai this summer Switch up your routine with one of these
Time Out Dubai
24-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Out Dubai
Islamic New Year: 8 things to do for the long weekend in Dubai
Have you sorted plans for the long weekend yet? The official date of Islamic New Year 2025 is still to be announced based on the next official moon sighting. However, both public and private sectors have had a public holiday confirmed for Friday June 27, meaning we're all getting a three-day weekend. If you like this: Every UAE long weekend in 2025 If you're in need of some inspo on how to spend it, here are some of the best things to get up to over the next few days. The best things to do for Islamic New Year in Dubai Try a night swim at Atlantis The Royal The dreamy pool club at Atlantis The Royal is offering a night swim, where you can take a moonlight dip while watching the fountain (and fire) show. Take a few lengths then relax at a poolside table with a mixed drink or two or the spicy rock shrimp tempura. Letting you sip in style, there will be live DJ sets all the way until 11pm. Dhs150 (non-redeemable). Fri, 8pm-11pm. Atlantis The Royal, (04 426 1600). Check out a brand-new burger bar Set aside some time in your weekend to check out DIME, one of the coolest new burger spots in town. Forget overwhelming menus, the team here are perfecting just two signature burgers, with everything made in-house – buns, sauces, the works. If you like this: 43 of Dubai's best burgers to try in 2025 Pair it with a side of crispy nuggets and waffle fries and you've got yourself a real treat. Open daily 5pm-1am. Jumeirah Garden City, Al Satwa @dimesburger. Take the kiddos for a free meal (Credit: Supplied) The long-weekend marks the start of the school holidays in Dubai, so this would be the perfect time to entertain the little ones with a fun meal out (that you don't need to pay for). From cheesy pizzas and stacked burgers to delicious dim sums, here are all the best places that kids can eat free this weekend. Join a ladies' night run Credit: Offside Lace up your trainers and join the all-ladies She Dares run club as they take on a 3km route along JBR and back. Start by grabbing your glow sticks and either walking, jogging or running the distance, before all meeting back at Offside sports bar for a bite, three drinks and some live DJs for the rest of the evening. Dhs120. Fri Jun 27, from 7pm. JA Ocean View Hotel, JBR @shedaresrunclub (055 862 1967). Treat yourself to a spa-cation (Credit: Supplied) If you fancy a little getaway this weekend, the Address Sky View is offering guests 20 percent off all spa treatments and retail items so you can get your pamper mode on. From a deep hot stone massage looking out over the Burj Khalifa to a detox body wrap, you can definitely switch-off here. Prices vary. Address Sky View, Downtown Dubai, (04 873 8888). Tuck into lunch at SUSHISAMBA (Credit: SUSHISAMBA) Make the most of your Friday off by heading round to the sky-high Palm Jumeirah restaurant for its Vivo business lunch. Letting you tuck into two courses for Dhs169, dive into a selection of sizzling dishes from salmon tiradito to chicken taquitos, Angus tenderloin and a glazed black cod. Dhs169 (two courses), Dhs219 (three courses). Mon-Fri, noon-3pm. The Palm Tower, (04 278 4888). Have a family day out at Jameel Arts Centre Credit: Jameel Arts Centre Getting the whole family to unleash their creative side, you'll be guided round the Seas are sweet, fish tears are salty exhibition. Then it's time for everyone to get their turn trying their hand at the crafts, from creating tomato face mask to object drawing and printmaking. Free. Sat Jun 28, 11am-4pm. Jaddaf Waterfront, (04 873 9800). Play some Dhs10 games (Credit: Supplied) Celebrating its second birthday, GLITCH is offering up everything from bowling games, adrenaline-pumping laser-tag sessions and even 200 game points for just Dhs10 each. A bargain afternoon activity, head down to the food hall in the Al Ghurair Centre to refuel afterwards. From Dhs10. Jun 27-29, 10am-noon. Al Ghurair Centre, Deira, (04 886 1695). Looking for things to do in Dubai? 6 places kids eat free in Dubai this long weekend Pocket-friendly meals for all the family 6 brilliant perks to staying in Dubai for summer From four-day weeks to city-wide discounts 9 quirky workouts to try in Dubai this summer Switch up your routine with one of these
Daily Mirror
30-05-2025
- Sport
- Daily Mirror
Second Arsenal transfer target emerges as Gunners close in on £51m deal
Premier League runners-up Arsenal have a busy summer ahead of them as Mikel Arteta looks to make the additions needed to compete for the title again next season Arsenal's busy summer is already getting into gear as Mikel Arteta seeks improvement after an injury-impacted season. The Gunners were able to secure another second-place finish in the Premier League, but their points tally dropped off significantly compared to the previous two campaigns. There are clear areas of focus as we approach the opening of the transfer window. One of these is up front, where injuries to Kai Havertz and Gabriel Jesus left Arteta short of options at a key point in the season. A new deep-lying midfielder is also a priority, whether or not Thomas Partey sticks around. Martin Zubimendi looks like being that man, and we'll have the latest on the Spain international in today's round-up. Arteta is set to lose a couple of fringe players, too. Kieran Tierney is on his way back to Celtic and Jorginho is Flamengo-bound, while Neto and Raheem Sterling will return to their parent clubs after a season on loan in North London. We've also got the latest on some of the Gunners' other transfer targets, with potential to bolster the squad in all areas. Here are Mirror Football 's latest lines from around the Emirates Stadium. Zubimendi on his way, Sane next? Arsenal have met Martin Zubimendi's release clause, with a £51million move now looking to be a matter of time. They won't stop there, though, with Leroy Sane remaining a target. Sane worked with Mikel Arteta at Manchester City and is believed to remain on good terms with the Spaniard. He is out of contract at Bayern Munich this summer, though the German champions haven't fully given up on convincing him to stick around. According to The Times, Sane's agent was due to meet with Bayern on Wednesday. The winger's new offer is thought to be on a lower base wage than his current deal but with bonuses included. Man Utd keen on Arsenal-linked Garcia Espanyol goalkeeper Joan Garcia has long been linked with Arsenal, but the Gunners appear reluctant to meet his £21million release clause. That may leave the door open for fellow suitors Barcelona, but they aren't the only ones in the mix. According to Caught Offside, Manchester United are readying a late bid to bring in Garcia as they look to offload at least one keeper this summer. Barcelona remain in the hunt, though, as do Newcastle United, while the Spaniard could yet end up staying put. "I'm very calm, and whatever decision needs to be made, I'll definitely think it over a lot with my people and choose what will be best for me. And I'm sure it will be like that," Garcia recently said when asked about leaving Espanyol for their local rivals. Arsenal told what they're getting with Zubimendi A former team-mate of Martin Zubimendi has assured rsenal they are getting a great person as well as a great footballer. The midfielder looks to finally get his move to the Premier League after sunning Liverpool interest to stay with Real Sociedad last summer. "He was always a very complete player," Benoit Cachenaut, who came through the ranks with Zubimendi at La Real, told Sky Sports. "Technical, quick, intelligent, potent. "You could already see he had everything to get to the highest level. But as well as being very good on the pitch, he was a very humble guy, always smiling, always very friendly." Join our new WhatsApp community and receive your daily dose of Mirror Football content. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. If you're curious, you can read our Privacy Notice.
