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Int Sport round-up: Brazilian ‘holiday’, Palestinian relief and a Canadian comeback

Sport News 24/7 The London Economic’s Noy Shani brings you a selection of the week’s oddest, most promising and uplifting sports stories from around the globe. @TLE_sport @NoyShani A new Brazilian Holiday Remember Brazil’s highly embarrassing loss to Germany in the Semi Final of the World Cup just over a year ago? Of course you […]

Joe Mellor by Joe Mellor
2015-08-06 12:31
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The London Economic’s Noy Shani brings you a selection of the week’s oddest, most promising and uplifting sports stories from around the globe.

@TLE_sport @NoyShani

A new Brazilian Holiday

Remember Brazil’s highly embarrassing loss to Germany in the Semi Final of the World Cup just over a year ago? Of course you do. This week a Brazilian council official has proposed a new kind of ‘holiday’, called ‘A Goal To Germany Day’ intending to remembering that dreadful July 8th.

The idea is that it will take place on one of the days in July every year, allowing the nation a much needed reflection in hope there are better days to come.

INSIDE WF: Brazilian proposes a 7-1 ‘Goal to Germany’ pain day http://t.co/IV512dDgZd #WorldCup

— World Cup 2014 News (@WorIdCupNews) August 5, 2015

New Palestinian Hope From the bizarre, to good news. For the first time in 15 years, teams from the West Bank and Gaza Strip will compete on 6th August against one another in the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Cup play-offs. Club encounters as such are a common place in Europe, but this was only made possible after Israel permitted the West Bank side, Al-Ahly from Hebron, to cross its borders, so they can face Al-Shejaiya, a match that could attract around 10,000 spectators. The second leg will take place on Sunday August 9th in Hebron, with the winner competing in the next AFC Cup.  

BREAKING: @AFCCup playoff first leg between Ittihad #Shujaiyah & Ahli Al-Khaleel is on slated for August 6 in Gaza. https://t.co/BCM0ehksax — Football Palestine (@FutbolPalestine) August 3, 2015

Is Jacques Villeneuve to compete in Formula-E?

An upcoming potential Canadian comeback as the 1997 Formula 1 champion Jacques Villeneuve has been rumoured to compete in the second season of FIA Formula-E.

The 44-year-old has been recently involved with testing for Venturi, one of the teams in the competition and some have speculated he may replace Nick Heidfeld of Germany.

 

Villeneuve gets #FormulaE testing run, @VenturiGP “happy to hand him steering wheel” – http://t.co/m9oJ5SYJeS pic.twitter.com/DemwTPNj8v

— Electric Autosport (@EVsportsnews) August 4, 2015

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