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Watch River Plate vs. Boca Juniors LIVE and DIRECT this Sunday, May 7 for Round 15 of Argentina’s Pro Soccer League. The clash begins at 3:30 p.m. (Peruvian time) and will take place at the Mâs Monumental stadium in the city of Buenos Aires.

Riverplate vs. Boca Juniors: match report

When do River Plate vs. Boca Juniors play?

The match River Plate vs. Boca Juniors for the 15th matchday of the Argentinian professional league begins at 15:30 (Peruvian time). Know the schedule according to your location.

• Peru, Colombia, Ecuador: 3:30 p.m
• Bolivia, Venezuela, Paraguay, Chile: 4:30 p.m
• Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay: 5:30 p.m

Which channel is showing River Plate vs. Boca Juniors?

The Argentinian super classic River Plate vs. Boca Juniors This Sunday, May 7, it will air across South America on the ESPN signal, as well as on the Star Plus streaming platform.

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Where to Watch River Plate vs Boca Juniors FREE ONLINE LIVE?

If you don’t have access to cable or satellite television, be on the lookout for any incidents River Plate vs. Boca Juniorsyou can log in through the La República Deportes website to follow the commitment minute by minute.

How to get River Plate vs. Boca Juniors in Apurogol?

Apurogol ONLINE LIVE will broadcast it River Plate vs. Boca Juniors for free. To tune in through the website, you can follow the steps below:

• Enter www.apurogol.futbol
• In the list of matches, find and click Argentina vs. Panama
• Click on one of the options to watch the broadcast
• Close any pop-ups or ads that open.

How to watch Apurogol online for free?

You can access the Apurogol portal online using the browser of your choice: Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, etc. Enter the following web address: www.apurogol.futbol. Also remember that you must have a good internet connection to avoid transmission interruptions.

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The Toronto Blue Jays ended their five-game losing streak Friday at PNC Park with a 4-0 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates.

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John Schneider’s side quickly moved on to another call after being swept by the Boston Red Sox. Not only could she rely on gunners in excellent form, but she also knew how to be opportunistic.

Chris Bassitt (4-2) was instrumental in the win for Canada’s only major league team. The pitcher, who signed a three-year, $63 million deal last offseason, gave the Pirates hitters next to nothing.

In seven innings on the mound, he allowed four hits and as many free passes. The Ohio native knocked out five batsmen.

His successors Erik Swanson and Jordan Romano also made life difficult for the Pirates.

On offense, the Jays were quick to announce their intentions. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. didn’t slow down despite his team’s unsuccessful streak and added to his haul by hitting a run-off single in the first inning.

On the hill for the Pirates, Rich Hill (3-3) limited damage in the next two sets. However, he stumbled again in the fourth and conceded a productive double against Daulton Varsho.

Outfielder George Springer completed the scoring mission later. He catapulted Hill’s offer 423 feet off the plate, sending Santiago Espinal to home plate in the process.

After a surprise start to the season, the Pirates were held back earlier in the week by the Tampa Bay Rays, who swept their three-game streak.

The Pennsylvania team and the Jays will face off again on Saturday and Sunday.

Elsewhere in Major League Baseball

In New York, Kodai Senga (4-1) was imperial in six working innings, conceding just two hits. The Mets defeated the Colorado Rockies 1-0.

In St. Petersburg, a brace from Wander Franco gave the Rays a 5-4 win over the New York Yankees. Harrison Bader hit a three-point ball in the loss.

In Cleveland, a superb performance by Peyton Battenfield (0-3) was thwarted by Bailey Ober (2-0) and the Minnesota Twins defeated the Guardians 2-0. A two-run homer by Max Kepler made the difference.

They even want the series! This Sunday, May 7th, the Suns get the nuggets for the fourth game of the Western Conference Semifinals by the NBA 2023. Kevin Durant’s team defeated the Denver team 121-114 in the previous game while staying at the FootPrint in Phoenix. Local squad hero was Kevin Brooker with 47 units, 8 more than Durant in the entire operation. Although the nuggets duo, Murray and Jovic will accumulate 62 points together, it wasn’t enough to beat the edge of the suns. Now they have another chance to even the streak and start over. LIVE the duel for La República Deportes.

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What time is the Suns vs. Nuggets LIVE for the Conference Semifinals?

The meeting betweenSuns against nuggetsfor the fourth game of the 2023 NBA Conference Semifinalsstarts at the following times depending on the country or region:

• Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Miami: 8:00 p.m
• Colombia, Panama, Chicago: 7:00 p.m
• Mexico, Nicaragua: 6:00 p.m
• Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil: 9 p.m
• Los Angeles, San Francisco: 8:00 p.m
• Spain: 2.00 (Monday 8 May).

The FootPrint along with the Suns are making these scarves available to fans. Photo: Twitter/Suns

Where to Watch Suns vs. Nuggets LIVE for Game 3 of the NBA 2023 Semifinals?

The transmission of the game76ers vs. Celtics EN VIVOwill run through the following channels and platforms:

• United States: ESPN
• Latin America: ESPN Extra, Star Plus
• Spain: Sport in Movistar +
• NBA League Pass.

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Sonnen vs. LIVE Nuggets: possible lineups for the game

These are the possible quintets for the duel between them Sonnen vs. Nuggets this Sunday, May 7th.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — After seven fatalities raised questions about the future of horse racing, Mage clinched a surprise win in Saturday’s Kentucky Derby, capping a nail-biting day with two more fatalities ahead of the 149th edition of the world’s most famous race.

Mage, a 15-1 shot, has had just one win in his career, which suggests little that he could triumph against 17 rivals in a race not good for the inexperienced.

Still, he put on a brave stretch run, passed Two Phil’s inside and won by a length. Mage, who did not race as a 2-year-old, ran 1 1/4 miles in 2:01.57.

Mage joined Justify (2018), Big Brown (2008) and Regret (2015) as Derby winners with only three previous starts.

“He proved today that it doesn’t matter,” said assistant coach and co-owner Gustavo Delgado Jr.

The colt was in the skillful hands of Javier Castellano, a Hall of Fame jockey who hasn’t been in much demand lately. The 45-year-old Castellano slid 0:15 in the derby.

“I never give up,” Castellano said. “I always try to do the right thing. It took me a while to get there. I finally got it.”

Castellano and coach Gustavo Delgado are from Venezuela. Mage joined Canonero II as a derby winner with Venezuelan connections. Canonero II won the 1971 Derby and Preakness.

Going into the backstretch, Mage was only three horses ahead. Castellano and Mage began fending off the competition and started their run on the far corner.

“He turned home and had a lot of heart,” said Castellano. “He’s a little horse with a big heart.”

Javier Castellano, on Mage, celebrates on his way to the winners circle after winning the 149th round of the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on Saturday in Louisville, Ky. (Jeff Roberson/AP)

At the top of the track, two Phils rushed to the front. Mage swung outward and aimed at the leader. Mage passed him at the eighth pole and went on to win.

“Everything went according to plan,” Delgado Jr. said. “That’s the dream I have, a year and a half ago I wrote a note, ‘We’re going to win the derby next year.'”

Forte, the early favorite, was scratched with a bruise on his foot in the morning, one of five horses retired leading up to the race.

Mage paid $32.42, $14.58, and $9.08. The colt earned $1,860,000 for the biggest win of his short career.

Two Phils netted $10.44 and $6.52.

“Man, he tried so hard and ripped his heart out,” said Larry Rivelli, who coaches Two Phil’s.

Angel of Empire, the 4-1 favorite, was another half a length down in third place on a warm and partly cloudy day at Churchill Downs in front of a crowd of 150,335. He paid $4.70 to show it.

Earlier in the day, Chloe’s Dream, a 3-year-old gelding, and Freezing Point, a 3-year-old colt, were euthanized after suffering injuries during their races, becoming the sixth and seventh horses to die at the track, respectively, respectively days.

“It’s a very difficult subject to address,” said Ramiro Restrepo, part of Mage’s holdings and a Bloodline agent. “I’m sure some research is being done into why this is happening and hopefully that will provide some more answers.”

Here Mi Song is taken to the equine ambulance after the 10th race at Churchill Downs on Saturday in Louisville, Kentucky. (Julio Cortez/AP)

The string of horse deaths concerned some Derby-goers.

“It’s concerning and I hope they quickly try their best to correct what’s going on,” said Michael Freeze, who dressed up as jockeys along with his friend. “You have to do what is best for the horses and the sport in general.”

Chloe’s Dream injured his right front knee, trainer Jeff Hiles told The Associated Press.

“He just made a bad move out there,” Hiles said. “You could do the same thing on the field as you could on the track. So very unfortunate. That’s what we’re dealing with.”

Freezing Point suffered a left ankle injury on the Pat Day Mile, coach Joe Lejzerowicz told AP.

“He was just hit on the back straight,” said Lejzerowicz. “He never took a bad step or wobbled. He had a big heart.”

New anti-doping and medication rules, enforced by a central sport governing body, are set to come into effect on May 22.

“All I can say is that we do our best to take care of our horses. We treat them better than our children. And we have full confidence in our horse’s health,” said Restrepo. “We’ve been training here for two weeks and he’s really thriving at this circuit.”

The deaths included derby contender Wild On Ice. Two of the horses were trained by Saffie Joseph Jr. He has been suspended from the track indefinitely, although investigators have yet to determine a cause of his horses’ deaths.

A race fan walks on the grounds of Churchill Downs before the 149th running of the Kentucky Derby Saturday in Louisville, Ky. (Bryn Anderson/AP)

A relieved Tim Yakteen, who coached Reincarnate to 13th, said: “The most important thing is that the horse came out of it well.”

Hall of Fame coach Bob Baffert, a two-time Triple Crown winner, is nearing the end of a two-year suspension imposed by Churchill Downs Inc. One of his horses, Medina Spirit, crossed the finish line first in the 2021 Derby and failed a post-race drug test. The horse was disqualified and Baffert was penalized.

In 2019, over 30 horse fatalities occurred at Santa Anita, California, rocking the industry and prompting safety reforms. Kentucky Derby winner Rick Dutrow had his license suspended for 10 years by New York officials in 2011. Regulators found syringes containing unapproved drugs in a desk in his barn. Dutrow served his sentence and reopened his stable last month.

Four horses have been scratched in the last few days – Practical Move, Lord Miles, Continuar and Skinner. Practical Move and Skinner were running fevers, while Continuar was not in top form, according to his Japanese trainer. Lord Miles was Joseph’s Derby horse.

Disarm was fourth, followed by Hit Show, Japan’s Derma Sotogake, Tapit Trice and Raise Cain, Rocket Can, Confidence Game, Sun Thunder, Japan’s Mandarin Hero, Reincarnate, Kingsbarns, King Russell, Verifying, Jace’s Road and Cyclone Mischief.

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AP sportswriter Gary B. Graves and AP national writer Claire Galofaro contributed to this report.

Alianza Lima must beat Carlos A. Mannucci to regain the lead in the inaugural League 1 tournament in 2023. Unfortunately for ‘Chicho’ Salas, a number of key players will not be able to feature in this game. These are the cases of Carlos Zambrano and Ángelo Campos (both due to injury) and Christian Ceva (suspended) who was sent off against Unión Comercio for his complaints about referee Diego Haro and whose sanction has just been ratified.

The Disciplinary Committee of the Peruvian Football Federation (CD-FPF) reported that it “respects the independence and autonomy of the other organs of the governing body” for which the penalty of a date without playing “Aladdin” for the Reds card was received. He also published Haro’s arbitration report, in which the arbitrator supports his decision.

“At 90’+2′ minutes in the game between both teams, the player Christian Cueva Bravo was sent off for speaking offensively to me and literally saying: ‘Where does this color come from 8 minutes***?’. This was reported by the fourth officials (Mr. Wuilder Espinoza),” the document reads.

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The incident in question occurred in the final minutes of the game in Tarapoto. When the assistant raised the electronic board to announce the equalizer, the midfielder protested from his club’s substitutes’ room. According to the referee, ‘Cuevita’ used profanity in his claim but the player denied the allegation.

When will Christian Cueva return with Alianza Lima?

With this decision, Christian Cueva’s return to the blue and white jersey could only take place on Thursday 11 May when Alianza Lima host César Vallejo in an upcoming clash. So far, the midfielder has only made four appearances in the domestic championship.

“It was one of those days,” says Hamilton, disappointed after qualifying 13th for the Miami GP

Lewis Hamilton had to deal with traffic on his warm-up lap after the Mercedes driver retired in Q2 qualifying for the Miami Grand Prix, leaving him 13th to start Sunday’s race.

Hamilton had left late to make it out of Q1 and tried to do the same in Q2 but suffered from a lack of grip to start his final lap, with cameras catching the Brit struggling in the first couple of corners.

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When the seven-time world champion finally crossed the finish line, he was down in 13th place, more than two tenths behind teammate George Russell, who had just finished 10th. That made Hamilton ruin the timing of his last lap.

“It was one of those days,” said Hamilton, who had never qualified outside the top six in the US. “You know, not the best, I was hoping that there would be a few moments where the car felt halfway decent and I thought maybe I could get into Q3.

“But in the end I went out, they put me behind seven cars – or something like that – so I was like the last of the group in the last corner. [I] I had to reverse and lost all my temperature in the tires. When I started the lap I just had no grip.

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When asked how he planned to regroup ahead of Sunday’s race, Hamilton replied: “Well, there’s nothing I can do about what just happened. I can only try to prepare as best as possible and forget what happened today.

“It’s happening, and just really try to turn the negative into a positive tomorrow tomorrow, keep my head down and see if I can somehow fight my way through the field.”

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Across the Mercedes garage, Russell’s only attempt in Q3 ended in sixth after Charles Leclerc’s crash brought out the red flags and gave no other driver a chance to improve on his lap. And while the Brit was happy to start so high, he admitted there was a factor of luck involved.

“I mean, I’m not going to be proud that we qualified P6, especially under the circumstances,” said Russell. “You know, we all push so hard, we work so hard with this car and we just don’t get the best out of it.

Russell qualified sixth for Sunday’s Miami Grand Prix

“Sometimes it flies; sometimes we really struggle with that and we’re lucky enough to start from P6 tomorrow – I’ll take it. It can be said that there is no luck because we have the time on the board. I don’t really know what to say to be honest. It’s a tricky thing, it’s a tricky one.”

Asked why it was so difficult for Mercedes this weekend, Russell replied: “I mean, I know why, the car doesn’t drive as well as it was and the inside feeling isn’t as good as it was in FP1.

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“FP1, everything went smooth, it was pretty clean, obviously we were top of the timesheets. But we were running right at the end of the session so we thought we were about three tenths behind Red Bull and it just seemed to get a little bit worse as the weekend went on.

He concluded: “And that rarely happens with us because it’s usually the other way around. So I don’t know. It’s a bit of an outlier, this track, this new tarmac, is unlike any other. But we need more, we’re working for more, we’re working so hard to get it, and it’s just not quite coming together right now.”

Two former Montreal Canadiens players have shone since the start of the playoffs in Dallas.

Stars forwards Evgenii Dadonov and Max Domi have been great so far.

In Game 2 of the series against the Seattle Kraken on Thursday, Dadonov scored from six shots in his team’s 4-2 win.

The Russian has already scored four goals and one assist in the first eight games of the spring tournament. He had three goals in six games in the prelims against the Minnesota Wild.

Since taking over from the Stars for compatriot Denis Gurianov on February 26, Dadonov has blossomed into a transformed player, scoring 15 points in 23 games. That’s just three points fewer than when he played 50 games at CH.

Domi has also impressed with seven points in eight games since the start of the playoffs. He had produced so much during the season but in 20 games.

Like Dadonov, Domi has upped his game by a few notches now that the stakes are higher.

Following the Stars’ tie, they will look to take a 2-1 lead against the Kraken on Sunday night in Seattle. This confrontation will be presented on TVA Sports and on TVA Sports Direct from 9:30 p.m.