Black Panther, Captain Marvel revealed on massive Marvel slate

Doctor Strange, Black Panther, Captain Marvel and the Inhumans are joining the Marvel cinematic universe.

The studio unveiled the titles and release dates of its upcoming superhero films through 2019 during a Tuesday event in Hollywood. The schedule includes a mix of sequels featuring familiar faces and originals focused on Marvel characters that have yet to be introduced on the big screen.

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The slate includes Captain America: Civil War and Doctor Strange in 2016; Guardians of the Galaxy 2, Thor: Ragnarok" and "Black Panther in 2017; The Avengers: Infinity War — Part I, Captain Marvel andInhumans in 2018; and The Avengers: Infinity War — Part II in 2019.

Marvel's Black Panther is set to arrive on Nov. 3, 2017 starring Chadwick Boseman. (Ryan Meinerding/Marvel Studios)

The movies join next year's The Avengers: Age of Ultron and Ant-Man.

"When we have information we want to reveal, we reveal it," Marvel Studios chief Kevin Feige told fans and members of the media on stage at the El CapitanTheatre. "Sometimes that's in a press release, sometimes that's in San Diego Comic-Con — if everything comes together well — and sometimes that's on a random Tuesday at 11 a.m. in the morning."

Marvel's new lead

At the end of the event, Get On Up star Chadwick Boseman was announced as the actor who will portray Black Panther. He joined Iron Man and Captain America stars Robert Downey Jr. and Chris Evans on stage for the reveal.

Actors Robert Downey Jr., Chadwick Boseman and Chris Evans joke around during the Marvel Studios fan event Tuesday in Los Angeles. (Alberto E. Rodriguez/Disney/Getty Images)

"I'm blessed to be part of this Marvel universe," Boseman said. "I look forward to making magic together."

Feige said the character will make his first appearance inCivil War, which will pit Captain America and Iron Man against each other. In the comics, Black Panther is the leader of the fictional African nation of Wakanda who becomes a member of The Avengers.

"He is definitively a big part of Civil War," Feige said. "We will see him for the first time in Civil War in costume."

First female standalone

Black Panther and Captain Marvel will mark the studio's first films centred on black and female characters from Marvel comics. Feige said the big-screen iteration of the Captain Marvel character will be Carol Danvers, a U.S. Air Force officer whose adventures take her to space in the comics.

Captain Marvel will become the first female superhero to get a Marvel movie on July 6, 2018. (David Lopez/Marvel Entertainment)

No casting announcements were made for Captain Marvel, the sorcery-centric Doctor Strange orInhumans, which is about a race of superbeings.

The Marvel films represent an important chunk of the Walt Disney Co.'s portfolio. Feige said the first 10 Marvel films, which kicked off in 2008 with Iron Man and The Incredible Hulk, have made over $7 billion.

During a question-and-answer session with the media following the event, Feige defended the studio's decision not to focus films specifically on the characters of Black Widow and Hulk, who are portrayed by Scarlett Johansson and Mark Ruffalo in The Avengers.

Police probe Balotelli row report

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London - Mario Balotelli's already-troubled week took a turn for the worse on Thursday when police confirmed they are investigating a report the Liverpool striker threatened a woman said to have taken photographs of his car.
Balotelli is understood to have been visiting his mother's home in Manchester when the alleged incident took place.
The woman called police at 1405GMT to report the Italy international had approached her in "a threatening way" after he noticed her taking the photographs of his Ferrari shortly after he parked the car.
A spokesman for Greater Manchester Police said: "We are investigating a report of threatening behaviour following an incident in Wythenshawe.
"Officers will be speaking to all concerned in due course."


Balotelli had already earned negative headlines on Wednesday when he angered Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers by swapping shirts with Real Madrid defender Pepe as the pair walked down the tunnel at the end of the first half of a Champions League tie at Anfield.
The 24-year-old was replaced in the second half of Liverpool's 3-0 defeat after another lacklustre performance and Rodgers said he would speak to Balotelli about his antics.
Balotelli, who has caused controversy on and off the field throughout his chequered career, has scored only one goal in 10 appearances since his move to Anfield from AC Milan in August.

messi ronaldo Ballons D'or

Messi and Ronaldo have won six Ballons d'Or between them in the past six years - the former emerging victorious four times and the latter twice - and are widely regarded as the two best players around in the game at the moment.

The Portugal star has already netted 15 goals in seven La Liga appearances this term against the Barca man's seven strikes, yet Suarez believes it's the Argentine who is the better of the two irrespective of their record in 2014-15.

"In my opinion Leo is better [than Ronaldo]," Suarez was quoted as saying by Mirror.

"I train and play with Leo every day and he surprises me every day. He is unique. 

"Everybody knows what he has brought to Barcelona, what kind of world-class player he is. 

“For me he is the best player in the world for what he has already done, and he’s still so young."

Messi and Ronaldo are set to lock horns on Saturday when Madrid host Barcelona at the Santiago Bernabeu.

The Clasico could be Suarez's first official game in the Barca jersey after serving his four-month ban for biting Italy's Giorgio Chiellini at the 2014 World Cup.

The Uruguayan previously featured in the friendly win over Leon for the Joan Gamper Trophy and the Barcelona B win over Indonesia Under-19, while also gaining some match rhythm wearing the Uruguay jersey earlier this month.

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Two second half goals completed a Union Berlin comeback to see off Aalen and give Union their second win in a row.

Two and the half goals completed a union Berlin comeback

Brandy celebrates completing Union Berlin's comeback.

Aalen

1 2

Union Berlin

Aalen: Fejzić, Feick, Hainault, Barth, Ofosu-Ayeh (Quaner 84'), Mockenhaupt, Junglas (Kaufmann 45'), Daghfous, Hofmann, Drexler (Gjasula 84'), Ludwig.

Union Berlin: Amsif, Punčec, Leistner, Köhler, Parensen (Kobylański 54'), Trimmel, Quiring, Thiel, Zeynullahu (Kreilach 66'), Brandy (Kopplin 86'), Polter.

SCORE: 1-0, min. 39, Hainault. 1-1, min. 62, Leistner. 1-2, min. 70, Brandy.

REFEREE: Sven Jablonski Booking: Brandy 28'.

This was a battle between two sides on ten points and it was an important match as both could be struggling come the end of season, however both have improved lately. Aalen came into the game in 13th place, while Union Berlin went into the game in 15th.
It didn't take long for us to see the first chance of the game, in the second minute Benjamin Köhler's deflected cross looped up and Sören Brandy's header was comfortably dealt with by Jasmin Fejzić. The opening stages of the game was evenly fought and there wasn't many chances for either side.
After the fifteen minute mark Union Berlin found their groove and started to dominated possession, despite having chances they weren't able to cause Fejzić many problems.
Despite their possession Union Berlin found themselves behind before the break. A corner was flicked on by Sascha Mockenhaupt and it dropped nicely for André Hainault to volley into the roof of the net.
Aalen started the second half brightly and after a freekick, Oliver Barth found Mockenhaupt in plenty of space, he then managed to produce a lovely low cross, but sadly none of his team mates were able to make contact on the ball across goal.
Ten minutes into the half Aalen should've doubled their lead, the ball was played through to Andreas Ludwig and he really should've done better, under no real pressure he could only fire well over the bar.
Just past the hour mark Union Berlin levelled things, a corner came in from Köhler and Toni Leistner was able to get the better of his marker and head past Fejzić.
Union Berlin almost took the lead a few minutes later, a lovely move ended with Brandy laying the ball off to Damir Kreilach and his fantastic effort from range saw Fejzić match it with a fantastic save. Union did take the lead shortly after, Aalen failed to clear on three occasions and the rightfully punished, Maxi Thiel fired in a great cross and it was excellently finished by Brandy.
Aalen pushed for an equaliser and a lovely move saw a cross headed down for Ludwig, unfortunately for the home side his strike was well blocked. The home side could only produce a couple of half chances towards the end of the game as Union saw out the rest of the game.
This was a much welcomed win for Union Berlin as they make it two wins in a row, Aalen couldn't build on last week's draw as they suffered their fifth loss of the season. For the mean time Aalen drop down to 15th place and Union Berlin jump up into 11th.

Foals After unbeaten starts to the Bundesliga for both teams, they'll be hoping to end each other's record on Sunday.

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Borussia Mönchengladbach take on Bayern Munich this Sunday, aiming to close the gap on Pep Guardiola's men to just a point.

The hosts have made an incredible start to the season and have defied the 'Europa League football ruins domestic seasons' adage. So many times, at least in recent years, participation in Europe has damaged the domestic credentials of a club and often led to a sub-par finish. Freiburg and Frankfurt fell victim to it last year, as some teams struggled to . However, Gladbach are emphatically rubbishing that and are doing well on both fronts, so much so that Guardoila labelled them as 'A Champions League team.'

Whether Lucien Favre's side can hold onto their current placing remains to be seen, but it's the highest of praise from one of football's most respected managers. The Foals haven't been scoring goals with vigour, but have kept things water-tight in defence. A 4-1 win over Schalke and a couple of 5 goal+ victories in Europe have shown they can turn it on when they need to. A big part of that has been Max Kruse's return to scoring form in the Bundesliga; Branimir Hrgota has also been hitting the net with regularity in the Europa League, with the Swede scoring once and assisting twice on Thursday's 5-0 win over Apollon.

A massive part of the aforementioned defensive effort is Christoph Kramer, and Favre was only to happy to report his side is at full strength for Bayern's visit: "We have no injuries, everyone is available. Christoph Kramer, who was ill, is now fit." However, as comes with the weekly European commitments, he was quick to add there would be alterations to the starting team, "It's difficult to know how many changes there will be only 12 hours after the game. There will be changes, but I don't know how many yet."

When attentions turned to the task at hand, the Swiss coach explained the approach that they would take, "We mustn't be afraid of Bayern. They play quality football, but we'll prepare and see how it goes. If you don't defend well against Bayern, then it can be dangerous very quickly. Robben, Götze or whoever, are all there to attack." The versatility and strength in depth of the home defence will be keep, especially with Tony Jantschke equally adept at right-back. That could stand him in good sted for dealing with the winding and weaving runs, centrally, that will undoubtedly come his way.

In the Bayern Munich camp, things are even rosier than the red kits. After demolishing, to put it politely, Roma by seven goals to one; it's been as near perfect start to a season as one could hope for. Mario Götze is showing just why the Bavarians shelled out €37m for him, by topping the Bundesliga scoring charts with six goals. A win for Bayern would see them go six points clear of Hoffenheim in second place, but Guardiola refused to be drawn into title talk: "It's difficult for me to talk about the title in October. It's tough for me. It's disrespectful to other teams." "Just look at the results in Europe this week. There are a lot of good teams in this league."

The Spaniard was also quizzed on the extra days rest that Bayern have over their opponents on Sunday, though he suggested it invigorates other teams, "Of course it's better to have more rest, but when you play against Bayern, that tiredness disappears." Unfortunately for the Bavarians, they have multiple players out for the clash: Bastian Schweinsteiger, Holger Badstuber, Tom Starke, Thiago Alcántara, Javi Martínez and José Reina will all play no part in the game. Having only conceded two goals so far, Bayern boast the best defence in Europe and that's with two fantastic defenders in Badstuber and Martinez.

As the press conference drew to a close, Guardiola began to chat about Gladbach, Favre and how impressive they are: "He's [Favre] a super coach. He's the type who can coach anywhere. His team is personal to him." He said, "Gladbach are really well organised, and have a lot of strength on the flanks, as well as Raffael and Kruse in attack. They are a Champions League team."

To finish, Pep joked around with the reporters, when the Real Madrid-Barcelona match was brought up in conversation: "Maybe we'll watch it (El Clasico), because it's one of the biggest games in Europe. After Gladbach vs. Bayern of course."

Predicted XI's

Borussia Mönchengladbach: Sommer; Johnson, Jantschke, Stranzl, Wendt; Herrmann, Kramer, Xhaka, Traore; Raffael, Kruse. (4-4-2)

Bayern Munich: Neuer; Boateng, Dante, Alaba; Rafinha, Lahm, Alonso, Bernat; Robben, Götze; Lewandowski. (3-4-2-1)

Quotes via DW Sports.

Aalen 1-2 Union Berlin: Union see off Aalen with a second half comeback

Two second half goals completed a Union Berlin comeback to see off Aalen and give Union their second win in a row.

Brandy celebrates completing Union Berlin's comeback.

Aalen

1 2

Union Berlin

Aalen: Fejzić, Feick, Hainault, Barth, Ofosu-Ayeh (Quaner 84'), Mockenhaupt, Junglas (Kaufmann 45'), Daghfous, Hofmann, Drexler (Gjasula 84'), Ludwig.

Union Berlin: Amsif, Punčec, Leistner, Köhler, Parensen (Kobylański 54'), Trimmel, Quiring, Thiel, Zeynullahu (Kreilach 66'), Brandy (Kopplin 86'), Polter.

SCORE: 1-0, min. 39, Hainault. 1-1, min. 62, Leistner. 1-2, min. 70, Brandy.

REFEREE: Sven Jablonski Booking: Brandy 28'.

This was a battle between two sides on ten points and it was an important match as both could be struggling come the end of season, however both have improved lately. Aalen came into the game in 13th place, while Union Berlin went into the game in 15th.
It didn't take long for us to see the first chance of the game, in the second minute Benjamin Köhler's deflected cross looped up and Sören Brandy's header was comfortably dealt with by Jasmin Fejzić. The opening stages of the game was evenly fought and there wasn't many chances for either side.
After the fifteen minute mark Union Berlin found their groove and started to dominated possession, despite having chances they weren't able to cause Fejzić many problems.
Despite their possession Union Berlin found themselves behind before the break. A corner was flicked on by Sascha Mockenhaupt and it dropped nicely for André Hainault to volley into the roof of the net.
Aalen started the second half brightly and after a freekick, Oliver Barth found Mockenhaupt in plenty of space, he then managed to produce a lovely low cross, but sadly none of his team mates were able to make contact on the ball across goal.
Ten minutes into the half Aalen should've doubled their lead, the ball was played through to Andreas Ludwig and he really should've done better, under no real pressure he could only fire well over the bar.
Just past the hour mark Union Berlin levelled things, a corner came in from Köhler and Toni Leistner was able to get the better of his marker and head past Fejzić.
Union Berlin almost took the lead a few minutes later, a lovely move ended with Brandy laying the ball off to Damir Kreilach and his fantastic effort from range saw Fejzić match it with a fantastic save. Union did take the lead shortly after, Aalen failed to clear on three occasions and the rightfully punished, Maxi Thiel fired in a great cross and it was excellently finished by Brandy.
Aalen pushed for an equaliser and a lovely move saw a cross headed down for Ludwig, unfortunately for the home side his strike was well blocked. The home side could only produce a couple of half chances towards the end of the game as Union saw out the rest of the game.
This was a much welcomed win for Union Berlin as they make it two wins in a row, Aalen couldn't build on last week's draw as they suffered their fifth loss of the season. For the mean time Aalen drop down to 15th place and Union Berlin jump up into 11th.

One of the 3 Most Incredible Pools On Earth

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There is nothing like taking a nice swim in a pool. Depending on where you are in the world, enjoying a dip in the pool is a priority. Some people swim for fun, some for sport, for others its a chance to relax. There are many types of pools with different purposes. The following is a list of some of the most peaceful, entertaining, exotic and simply incredible pools in the word.

2. Marina Bay Sands Resort, Singapore

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The Marina Bay Sands resort in Singapore has the reputation of being “the most spectacular hotel in Singapore”. With its shopping center, museum, and its top notch restaurant choices, it is hard to dispute that statement. The attraction that gets its guest talking the most is the infinity pool. Located 57 stories above the ground in the SkyPark, it stretches 150 meters. Only guest with a key card are allowed in to enjoy a refreshing swim and a view of Singapore’s skyline.

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