Sentences with phrase «on international league»
Panels were created based on International League Against Epilepsy (ILAE) classification and may detect a disease - causing mutation in 48 % of patients (Lemke et al.).
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The league launched Women Officiating Now, a subset of their recruiting efforts, which focuses on bringing more women to training workshops and sponsors events for female officials, including one last year with the International Women's Football Lleague launched Women Officiating Now, a subset of their recruiting efforts, which focuses on bringing more women to training workshops and sponsors events for female officials, including one last year with the International Women's Football LeagueLeague.
Under the terms of the deal Seven gain rights to all home Test matches and 43 matches from the Twenty20 Big Bash League, while Foxtel would have rights to broadcast every ball bowled, simulcasting what is on free - to - air, and taking 50 over one day and Twenty20 international matches exclusively.
Papa John's International, with sales sliding and its longtime National Football League sponsorship behind it, is vowing to focus on «people and pizza.»
He is the Co-founder and Global Director of 20 Nations League of Blockchain (B20), an international NGO focused on bridging blockchain and crypto - currency communities worldwide.
Along with this was the constant emphasis on America participating in an international league in order to promote arbitration and international righteousness.
In fact, even though Asano was just 21 - years old and had won the «Rookie of the Year» award in the J - League with Sanfrecce Hiroshima, a lot of us felt that he could well be another Park Chu - Young, the South Korean international star who spent three years on the books with Arsenal but only made a single Premier League appearance.
The Uruguay international star is apparently unsettled in France and is keen on a move to the Premier League, with the likes of Chelsea, Liverpool and Man United all interested.
While it is our fierce Premier League rivals Chelsea that have signed the Spanish international, it is Man United, Louis van Gaal and Ed Woodward with a hefty helping of transfer egg on their faces, not us.
It is not an easy fixture, though, even though Arsenal are coming off a shaky start to the new Premier League season after losing away to Stoke, so every Arsenal fan will be delighted to see that Arsene Wenger's team for the game at Anfield includes the Chile international star Alexis Sanchez, although Lacazette starting on the bench with Welbeck in the XI will certainly raise a few eyebrows.
Rooney's side take on Conference side Cambridge United in their FA Cup fourth round replay on Tuesday night, a match the Premier League side would expect to win at a canter, and the England international hopes that he can then lead Man United to Wembley in May.
The French international had been on a barren run of nearly four months without a Premier League goal, but ended that with his strike against Manchester City this weekend.
It was just a few short years ago when many Arsenal fans, myself included, believed that the Gunners would have gone on to lift the Premier League trophy if it was not for injury problems hitting our squad at just the wrong time, especially the loss of the Wales international midfield star Aaron Ramsey.
Chelsea are the club who have been most strongly linked with Bruma in the past, but the Blues» interest in the Portuguese Under 21 international is yet to materialise into a serious bid and they could be set to regret that indecision if Poyet and his side steal a march on the Premier League leaders.
People are saying that we have paid too much for a striker who may score goals in the French Ligue 1 but who has not really shone on the international stage and who may struggle in a tougher league, while there are also questions about why Arsenal seemed to be the only real suitor for the Frenchman.
The Old Lady are signing the Colombia international on a season - long loan, bringing him back to the league to where he made his name.
The Spanish giants are banned from any transfer activity until January 2016, but could still look to encourage the Germany international to a later switch to the Champions League finalists — having been impressed by his performances since returning from a serious spinal injury that left him on the sidelines for 14 months.
We do have a Champions League game against Dinamo Zagreb on the Tuesday after the international break but it is at home and we do play on the Saturday beforehand.
We are also preparing to start the season without Koscielny and Giroud due to their international campaign with France, and should we fail to pick up some crucial early points, we could struggle to get back on terms with the big teams this year, especially when we have to start juggling Champions League football also, where the likes of United, Chelsea and Liverpool do not.
The England international flew in at the back post to nod in Nathaniel Clyne's cross and set the Reds on their way to their first victory in three Premier League games.
The Mexico international, who has been on the radar of Louis van Gaal as well as Arsene Wenger, has been swayed by rumours linking him to the Premier League.
It will be interesting to see what kind of team Wenger puts out and if he takes the initiative to rest our players who were on international duty, what with the up and coming champions league game in midweek.
Not long ago it appeared that the Arsenal and England international midfield star would be going on loan to Premier League club AFC Bournemouth, after another EPL club Crystal Palace were previously thought to be winning the race for him.
The Belgium international has been in excellent form under Mourinho, but has also felt his wrath on several occasions, most notably following the Blues Champions League semi-final exit to Atletico Madrid last season when the 23 - year - old failed to track back.
The Daily Star claims Man United have scouted 21 - year - old Elland Road defender Charlie Taylor on a number of occasions, and report that the Premier League side could make a # 4m bid for the former England Under 19 international in January.
The draw ends United's run of three consecutive wins in all competitions, as they now wait until after the international break to face Liverpool at Anfield on October 17 with the point on Sunday moving them up to sixth place in the Premier League table with 13 points from their opening seven games.
While the England international has had his moments too, there is surely a stronger case to want him, or someone similar with his experience, at Anfield next season as Liverpool look to push on and challenge for the Premier League title.
The England Under - 21 international joined the west London giants» academy aged 7 and earned his first competitive debut in a Champions League clash against MSK Zilina in 2010 — with high expectations placed on his shoulders.
The Belgian international scored 25 league goals this past season, and the report goes on to add that Chelsea believe that they can acquire him for less than the touted fee above as he looks set for a return to Stamford Bridge after failing to get the opportunities he was desperate for last time out.
The Spanish international joined the Premier League side in 2015 for $ 6m, but after finding it difficult to get opportunities under Ronald Koeman last season, he joined AC Milan on a six - month loan deal in January.
The Belgian international's last Premier League appearance came back on October 28, and so from a personal perspective too, he'll be delighted to be back involved and will be hopeful of playing a key role in helping Tottenham enjoy a successful end to the campaign on all remaining fronts.
I know some are saying we shouldn't worry but to be honest I'm worried, we are playing a Mourinho team next after the international break and we all know Wenger doesn't even have a single league victory against him, the likes of Liverpool and Chelsea have no european football so can fully focus on the league all this has me worried!
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«The England international sustained the injury to his ankle ligaments during the Premier League match with Manchester United on Saturday at Emirates Stadium.
Don Balon claim the Croatia international has offers from the Premier League and that he's keen to go out on a high by winning another Champions League title with Real this season, though his future is «practically decided» anyway.
But he could also opt to stay in the Premier League with West Ham keen on signing the Scotland international --(Daily Mail)
In turn, with money seemingly not a problem having splashed out on Paul Pogba last summer, Mourinho is ready to try and convince the club to spend big on # 70m - rated Lukaku, with the Belgian international registering the most prolific season of his career to date this year with 23 Premier League goals and counting.
The 20 - year - old USA international moved to Stamford Bridge from New York Red Bulls on a four - and - a-half-year contract in January, having shone for NYRB in Major League Soccer last season [as per BBC Sport].
The Belgian international was in the thick of the action again on Thursday night, with United crashing out of the Europa League after a 1 - 1 draw at Old Trafford against Liverpool.
The 26 - year - old Jamaican born Canadian international joined the club whilst they were in League One and has been along on the wild ride up to the top flight.
That's why Conte succeeded in his first season in England with «strange» players he met on ground while our own Wenger has not won the Premier League in over a decade with players comprising internationals and ex - internationals he has being buying himself.
Neville was speaking on Monday Night Football ahead of tonight's Premier League stalemate between Everton and West Bromwich Albion and, according to quotes from the Mail, the former England international also believes that regularly playing 4 -4-2 would benefit United as it makes them more dangerous in attack.
The England international has been plagued by injuries again this season, but on his first Premier League start under Jurgen Klopp, he rewarded the German tactician with an immediate goal as he looks to put his fitness concerns behind him.
The ex-England international was working as a pundit on BT Sport's Champions League coverage and was impressed by what he was of the Welshman during the 3 - 0 victory over Greek giants Olympiacos on Wednesday night.
The youngster notably scored in a friendly against England last year, showing he can impress on the international stage as well, and the Daily Star now names the three Premier League clubs said to be vying for his signature this summer.
The 27 year old Argentine international will push to leave Old Trafford in the summer after just one season at the Premier League side, a decision partly based on form but also seemingly a reaction to off - field issues.
This image suggests that — once more — the Premier League could be set to miss out on another heavily linked superstar, as the Spain international, after a player's meeting at the club's Valdebebas training ground, was snapped hugging president Florentino Perez.
Premier League sides Aston Villa and Leicester City are known to be keen on the Bulgarian international but Hammers boss Slaven Bilic would do well to see off other interested parties to land Berbatov.
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Perhaps the overwhelming oddness of the position — the shadows of 1966, the constant scrutiny, the on - again, off - again calendar, the increasing irrelevance of international football when set against the all - consuming Premier League, the insistence from the FA that the England manager stand as some kind of moral paragon — drives those that inhabit it to do strange things, to kick out against common sense.