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Leicester v Chelsea: Premier League – live | Premier League
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2 anos atrásem
Key events
90+4 min: Leicester appeal for another penalty – and this one SHOULD be given.
De Cordova-Reid is brought down in the box by Lavia while running through on goal, but the linesman has his flag up. It will be checked…
90+1min: Former Leicester midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall receives a standing ovation as he makes his way onto the King Power turf after replacing goalscorer Jackson.
Five minutes have been added on…
88 min: Chelsea are pretty much playing keep-ball to see out the match. Leicester’s energy has significantly dropped. The hosts look like they have given up. That penalty shout certainly hasn’t helped.
Samuel has been in touch with his view on that penalty incident…
“Outside the box that challenge is given as a foul 100% of the time. Absolutely no point in having VAR if it can’t correct decisions like that.”
85 min: Another substitution for Chelsea as Jadon Sancho replaces Madueke on the wing.
84 min: After a brief check, no penalty is given. To say the Leicester fans are furious would be an understatement.
83 min: Huge penalty shout for Leicester! Mavididi goes to ground in the box following a challenge from Fofana. The referee dismisses it, but VAR will have a look…
80 min: Chelsea are next to make some changes, with Christopher Nkunku replacing Felix and Caicedo making way for Roméo Lavia.
79 min: Another double substitution for Leicester as Patson Daka replaces Vardy and El Khannouss makes way for Bobby De Cordova-Reid.
78 min: Faes is booked for a clumsy challenge on Jackson.
76 min: The ball is sent over to Jackson in the box, who is barely challenged by Okoli as he goes for goal with a header. Hermansen manages to keep it out initially but Fernandez is there to follow up with another header from two yards out.
Poor defending from Leicester, but the visitors will be thrilled!
GOAL! Leicester 0-2 Chelsea (Enzo Fernandez, 75)
And just like that, Fernandez may have just secured all three points for Chelsea!
73 min: Enzo Maresca is looking on nervously from the sidelines. Around 17 minutes left to play now and this match could still go either way.
70 min: Leicester make two changes as McAteer, who earned his first Premier League start this afternoon, is replaced by Stephy Mavididi. Ndidi also makes way for Jordan Ayew as the hosts look for an equaliser.
67 min: Leicester manager Steve Cooper is also shown a yellow card for his complaints after Cucurella wins a free-kick on the left following a challenge from McAteer.
65 min: Sánchez is the next man in the book. He is shown a yellow card for time wasting.
62 min: The hosts look to break forward as the ball is played through to Skipp on the right. The midfielder leaves it for Ndidi as he is in an offside position but both players are deemed off by the linesman.
59 min: Leicester have upped the energy and intensity this half. A significant improvement on the first 45 minutes. However, Chelsea still look the better team.
56 min: Palmer and Madueke appeared to take that mishap very well. Both laughed it off with no arguments.
Chelsea will just be hoping that missed chance doesn’t come back to bite them.
54 min: OH. MY. WORD. Madueke has just BLOCKED his own team-mate from scoring!
Caicedo goes for goal with a low-driven strike which is parried to the feet of Palmer by Hermansen. The midfielder looks to pass it into the bottom-right corner from around three yards out, but Madueke cuts in front at just the wrong moment and the shot deflects off his leg before rolling behind for a goal kick!
Incredibly unlucky for both Chelsea players. Very fortunate for Leicester. You don’t see that every day!
52 min: Madueke plays a no-look pass through to Fernandez inside the box. The midfielder goes for the cross but it is cut out by Okoli. Chelsea have a corner and Palmer steps up to take it, but Leicester can clear the danger.
50 min: Chelsea look to play forward as Palmer sends the ball through to Madueke in the box. The winger looks to cut inside but instead runs out of play and behind for a goal kick.
48 min: Boos ring around the King Power as ex-Leicester defender Fofana prepares to take a throw-in. No love lost there.
46 min: No substitutions for either team at half-time. However, we got a rare change of officials.
One of the linesmen picked up an injury during the first half and has now been replaced by the fourth official. The duo have swapped roles for the remainder of the match.
Kick-off – Leicester 0-1 Chelsea
We’re back under way!
Chelsea have certainly dominated the majority of the game so far. Leicester barely broke out of their own half in the opening 30 minutes, leaving Robert Sánchez with very little to do. However, the Blues goalkeeper was called into action when the hosts suddenly applied some pressure with just a few minutes left to play.
Perhaps it was a bit of complacency from Enzo Maresca’s side that invited Leicester back into the game. They will be hoping to start the second half just as they did the first.
Joe from Indianapolis has been in touch with a message for Mary…
“Wouldn’t Mary be better served if Leicester continued to park the bus and invite Chelsea pressure? After all, the Foxes are in the same relegation scrap as her beloved Everton.”
Half-time: Leicester 0-1 Chelsea
Jackson’s early strike separates the two sides at the break.
45+3 min: Chelsea have a corner in the final stages of the half. Fernandez swings it in but Leicester have a free kick following a tussle in the six-yard box.
45+1 min: Four minutes have been added on…
44 min: El Khannouss completely wastes a free kick on the right and Chelsea go on the counter attack. The ball is eventually crossed to Madueke in the box, who goes for the volley but just misses the target.
42 min: Another chance for the hosts! Kristiansen receives the ball from Vardy on the overlap and plays it back to Ndidi on the edge of the box. The midfielder goes for goal with his first touch but fires his shot wide. Much better from Leicester.
40 min: Now Leicester are applying the pressure! Soumaré challenges Caicedo in the box following a poor pass from Sánchez and wins a corner. Caicedo is shown a yellow card for his reaction – it looked like he wanted a free kick.
38 min: Chance for Leicester! McAteer cuts inside from the right before drilling a shot towards the far post. His effort flies inches from the target! What a moment that would’ve been on his first Premier League start!
35 min: Sánchez touches the ball for the first time this match – 10 minutes before half-time. A free kick is floated in from the left but Leicester fail to make the most of it.
33 min: No goal. Cucurella was in an offside position in the build-up.
32 min: Chelsea have the ball in the net once again thanks to Madueke, but the linesman has his flag up.
It’s being checked by VAR…
31 min: And that’s three for three. All of Leicester’s central midfielders have now been booked. Skipp is the latest to receive a yellow.
29 min: Soumaré is booked for a wild challenge on Felix. The midfielder flew into the forward with a reckless slide tackle. He’s arguably lucky to walk away with just a yellow.
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Ufac faz cerimônia de entrega de diplomas médicos do Revalida — Universidade Federal do Acre
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6 dias atrásem
2 de outubro de 2026
A Ufac realizou a cerimônia de entrega da revalidação de diplomas médicos expedidos por instituições de ensino superior estrangeiras, referentes à edição 2025.2 do Revalida. O Núcleo de Registro e Controle Acadêmico (Nurca) relaciona 67 certificados disponíveis para retirada. O ato ocorreu nesta sexta-feira, 2, no Nurca, campus-sede, e contou com a participação do reitor Josimar Ferreira.
“É inédito para nossa universidade fazer um ato que representa a entrega dos diplomas”, disse Josimar. Ele ressaltou a rapidez com que o processo foi concluído pela equipe do Nurca e pediu aos médicos que retribuam à sociedade com ética e acolhimento no atendimento, além de afirmar que a entrega demonstra o papel da universidade no reconhecimento daqueles que se formaram fora do Brasil.
Segundo o diretor do Nurca, Lucas de Araújo Moura, a Ufac realiza revalidações há alguns anos, mas as entregas dos certificados aconteciam de forma avulsa. Ele explicou que a proposta do ato simbólico foi atender os profissionais e valorizar o momento vivido por eles e por suas famílias. Os documentos são entregues juntamente com os originais apresentados pelos interessados, que devem assinar o termo de recebimento do certificado de revalidação.
A médica Nathalia Bragança de Oliveira, que recebeu o diploma revalidado 30 dias após dar entrada no processo na Ufac, disse ter escolhido a universidade pela organização e pelo prazo de entrega. “Foi muito rápido, um processo muito organizado também, desde o momento do início até agora.” Ela relatou que foi recebida com atenção pela equipe, que explicou todas as etapas do procedimento, disse esperar ingressar no mercado de trabalho e atender os pacientes com cuidado.
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Consu aprova comissão para destinar cotas a pessoas transgênero — Universidade Federal do Acre
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1 semana atrásem
1 de outubro de 2026
O Conselho Universitário (Consu) da Ufac aprovou a criação de uma comissão para elaborar a proposta de cotas de acesso à graduação para pessoas transgênero, que é uma pauta da Pró-Reitoria de Ações Afirmativas e Equidade (Proafe), recentemente criada com o objetivo de expandir políticas de inclusão na universidade. A aprovação ocorreu nessa quarta-feira, 30, na 5ª Reunião Ordinária do Consu, realizada no auditório do Centro de Filosofia e Ciências Humanas, campus-sede.
A Ufac já possui regulamentação que garante o acesso por cotas à comunidade transgênero na pós-graduação desde 2023. A proposta aprovada pelo Consu busca ampliar esse direito para a graduação, assegurando não apenas a entrada, mas também o acompanhamento para permanência de estudantes até a conclusão dos cursos.
A comissão terá prazo de 90 dias para realizar os estudos e apresentar a minuta final do projeto. O grupo terá formação intersetorial, reunindo representantes das três categorias acadêmicas: docentes, técnico-administrativos e discentes, além de representantes de entidades e movimentos sociais da sociedade civil voltados aos direitos da população transgênero no Acre.
“Reafirmamos nosso compromisso ao instituir a comissão que vai deliberar sobre as cotas trans”, disser o reitor Josimar Ferreira. “Trata-se de uma ação demandada pela sociedade para incluir populações historicamente invisibilizadas, garantindo que as ações afirmativas façam parte da história do nosso conselho.”
Segundo a pró-reitora de Ações Afirmativas e Equidade, Letícia Mamed, a política visa transformar a realidade de um dos grupos mais marginalizados socialmente. “Precisamos atentar para a garantia de acesso, permanência e dignidade para que essa comunidade possa construir seus projetos de vida com mais oportunidades”, comentou. “No Brasil, cerca de 30 universidades já adotam políticas semelhantes, e a Ufac dá um passo essencial para consolidar essa transformação.”
Integrante do Consu, a professora Raquel Ishii ressaltou que a comissão foi criada para ir além da gestão superior da universidade. “Considero essa aprovação uma grande vitória para a sociedade civil e para a universidade. A comissão amplia o debate da pós-graduação para a graduação. Trata-se de um grupo bem amplo, constituído não só pela gestão, mas com convites abertos ao Diretório Central dos Estudantes e a movimentos sociais externos à universidade.”
(Fhagner Soares, estagiário Ascom/Ufac)
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