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All of our predictions, stats and the user poll for Club América v Puebla are shown below - plus the latest match odds.
Club América head into this match coming off the back of a 2-2 Liga MX (Clausura) drawn result versus Toluca.
In that match, Club América had 50% possession and 18 shots at goal with 4 of them on target. For Club América, the goalscorers were Brian Rodríguez (16') and Henry Martín (76'). At the other end, Toluca had 18 attempts at goal with 12 on target. Carlos González (7') and Carlos Orrantía (22') scored for Toluca.
Matches with Club América have proved to be absorbing affairs lately with plenty of scoring the rule rather than the exception. Over their past 6 clashes alone, a total of 22 goals have flown in for both teams combined (at an average of 3.67 goals per game) with 15 of these being chalked up by Club América. We will have to find out if that trend can be continued on into this next match.
have not been beaten in the league by Puebla in their last 9 matches. Quite a long unbeaten run against them.
Puebla come into this clash after a 2-0 Liga MX (Clausura) win over Querétaro FC in their previous outing.
In that match, Puebla managed 60% possession and 12 attempts on goal with 5 on target. For Puebla, the scorers were Federico Mancuello (22') and Guillermo Martínez (63'). On the other side, Querétaro FC had 11 attempts at goal with 5 of them on target.
The stats don’t lie, and Puebla have been scored against in 5 of their last 6 matches, letting opponents get 19 goals in all. At the back, Puebla have clearly had some problems.
haven't beaten Club América when they have played them away from home in the previous 10 matches in the league. A very poor set of away results, indeed.
Checking on their past head to head results going back to 08/01/2022 tells us that these encounters have been disappointments for Puebla. They have not been able to register any victories at all whereas Club América have maintained the edge over them, getting wins in 67% of those games played.
The Club América manager Fernando Ortiz will be thankful to have no fitness worries to speak of coming into this match owing to a completely healthy group available for selection.
Owing to an otherwise healthy group, there is just the one fitness worry for the Puebla manager Eduardo Arce to be concerned about. Fernando Aristeguieta (Tibia and Fibula Fracture) misses out for this game.
We’re inclined to think that Club América will, in all likelihood, stay in control for long periods of time and should be able to convert a few of the chances that they create.
At the same time, Puebla will be up against it to make a breakthrough but we do fancy them being dangerous at times.
Therefore, we are anticipating a 3-1 margin for Club América come full-time.
Mostly taking up the Striker position, Henry Martín was born in Mérida, Mexico. Having played his first senior match for Club Tijuana in the 2014 - 2015 season, the talented Forward has managed 10 league goals in the Liga MX (Apertura) 2022 - 2023 season to date in a total of 17 appearances.
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I’ve been playing around with my camera since recently buying it. I must say that I really enjoy taking pictures… but some things have come up. The first is that I now desire a couple extra lenses… but that might be worked on around Christmas time 😉 The other main thing that has been on my mind is to create a nice panoramic picture. I took a bunch of shots of the Baltimore skyline the other day, and I want to stitch them together to make one big picture. So… in an effort to research how this is done, I came across this site. The Panorama Tools Assistant (PTAssembler) tool seems to do everything (and probably more) that I need.
Also, an important tidbit to note is that the process of combining the images into one large image is referred to as stitching.
The computed horizontal field of view (FOV) for my lens is: 67.423. This was computed by the focal length: (18mm * 1.5 = 27mm) The 27mm is the 35mm equivalent.All words and remarks in English and Japanese have been compiled and written by © Philbert Ono.
Shashin Yogo Jiten - by Ueno Chizuko, Saeki Kakugoro, Sato Masaharu, Takaishi Taiji, Todoriki Kunika, and Fujita Naomichi. Nippon Camera-sha, April 2001.
Japan Photo Almanac, by The Photographic Society of Japan, 2004 issue.
Portraits in Sepia by Naomi Izakura and Torin Boyd. Asahi Sonorama, 2000.
About the Author: Tokyo-based Philbert Ono works as a professional translator specializing in translating camera instruction manuals and technical documents for a leading camera maker (not Nikon) in Japan. Besides studying photography in high school and graduating from the University of Hawaii at Manoa where he studied Japanese, he also graduated from a two-year program at a vocational photo school in Tokyo. He also works as a semi-professional photographer. Photography has been a serious hobby since high school. His Web site is PhotoGuide Japan.
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["Forget about Israel being a “light unto the nations”... Rehabbed orphans Chamilandu, Batoka have some wild elephant encounters
It has been an interesting week for elephants Chamilandu (11 years) and Batoka (nine years) as the two gear up for release.
In recent months the pair has been spending less time sleeping in the protective boma, moving a few kilometres away to feed with the younger orphan herd. As they begin the final steps towards release, we hope they are socializing with the wild elephants that roam Kafue National Park.
Recently, keepers and staff often hear wild elephants vocalizing at night, and are hopeful that Chamilandu and Batoka have been hanging around in the same areas during these times. Although we may be able to speculate on these encounters through GPS data from tracking collars, these interactions are rare to see and catch on film.
In the past we have awoken to the quiet cracking of branches or have seen footprints in the morning, suggesting wild elephants have visited, but we have never seen them around camp in daylight.
- One evening, a herd of eight elephants with one very young calf approached camp. With the sun still shining and end of the day football practice in full swing, the elephants appeared relaxed, feeding from trees as they slowly walked along the outskirts of camp.
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Not long after Chamilandu and Batoka appeared nearby, seemingly following the wild elephants. Although they kept their distance and were hesitant to join the herd, it was a very encouraging moment and a sign that they wanted to be close to their wild counterparts.
A few days later, Chamilandu and Batoka decided to join the younger orphan herd for their afternoon walk. However, they quickly left when they heard vocalizations from wild elephants. Shortly after that, the keepers heard “greeting” rumbles. Moving closer, the younger orphans and keepers observed the wild herd of 15, made up of 12 adults (with some juvenile males among them) and three calves. The keepers caught some of the interactions on film by climbing a tree to capture these moments.
As the keepers filmed, Chamilandu approached some of the males who were mud bathing. She hesitated and smelled them from a distance and then confidently walked up to one of the bulls. She turned her rear towards him in submission (a form of elephant respect to the individual she was approaching), and she then lay down behind him. The bull smelled her all over, touching her ear, before Chamilandu bathed next to him. Relaxed, she later walked off into the distance with the bull.
Batoka soon followed suit