Porto manager Sergio Conceicao has been accused by the mayor of Spanish town Cartaya of hitting a referee, police officers and the mayor himself, at a local under-nine kids tournament, according to a report in ESPN.

Porto manager Sergio Conceicao has been accused by the mayor of Spanish town Cartaya of hitting a referee, police officers and the mayor himself, at a local under-nine kids tournament, according to a report in ESPN. In response, Porto confirmed that Conceicao had filed a legal complaint against the mayor, alleging that he pushed one of his sons. The club added that the manager intends to take further legal action for defamation as a result of the mayor's supposed 'retelling' of the version of events on a local Spanish radio station. "A criminal complaint was filed yesterday, immediately after the events, against mayor Manuel Barroso for attempted assault on Sergio Conceicao's son," read a statement from Conceicao's lawyer. "We deny the accusations made by the same mayor, which have no basis in truth. In view of the news published in the meantime, we will also move forward with a complaint for defamatory allegations against mayor Manuel Barroso," it added. Porto said Conceicao had entered the field of play after the match to quiz referee about an incident that had left the parents and their kids disappointed. However, one of Conceicao's son was pushed by the mayor which forced the manager to intervene and the incident escalated from there. Also read | Champions League: Barcelona enter last eight with thrilling win over Napoli at home Previous controversies Notably, this is not the first instance when Conceicao has been embroiled in a controversy. Earlier this month, after his side's Champions League round-of-16 clash defeat against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium, the Porto manager alleged that his counterpart Mikel Arteta insulted his family. “During the game and towards the bench … I don’t know if this is to do with Spanish managers, because it was the same thing with [Pep] Guardiola, he insulted my family," said Conceicao. “In the end, I told him to pay attention because the person he insulted is no longer with us, and I told him to worry about coaching his team, because due to individual quality he has an obligation to do more and better." Also read | Porto manager Sergio Conceicao accuses Mikel Arteta of insulting his family The two managers were seen exchanging words after the tense penalty shoot-out which Arteta's team won 4-2 as the tie ended 1-1 on aggregate after the end of two legs. Quizzed about Conceicao's statement, Arteta simply replied: “Thanks. No comment.” Notably, after Porto's UCL match against Manchester City in 2020, Conceicao made similar remarks, suggesting that Guardiola had insulted his bench.

Porto’s Sergio Conceicao accused of hitting referee, mayor and police officers at kids tournament

The Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL) began on June 12. It is one of the most prominent domestic T20 leagues in India. This is the seventh season this season after it was established in 2016. In total eight teams contest in a Round-Robin format in the TNPL. The tournament consists of 32 matches, including three playoff matches and then the final.&nbsp;

All TNPL matches will be played across 4 different venues- Coimbatore, Dindigul, Salem and Tirunelveli.&nbsp;

Today the match will be played between Salem Spartans (SS) vs Chepauk Super Gillies (CSG) in SNR College Cricket Ground, Coimbatore. The match is expected to begin at 7 PM IST.&nbsp;

TNPL 2023: Salem Spartans vs Chepauk Super Gillies - Match Details

Date: 13 June 2023 
Venue: SNR College Cricket Ground, Coimbatore 
Time: 7 PM IST.&nbsp;

<h3>TNPL 2023 SS vs CSG: Salem Spartans vs Chepauk Super Gillies Squads (XIs)</h3>

Salem Spartans

Amit Sathvik (wk), R Kavin, S Abishiek, Akash Sumra, Mann Bafna, Kaushik Gandhi, M Ganesh Moorthi, S Aravind, N Selva Kumaran, Sunny Sandhu, Abhishek Tanwar, V Yuvaraj, J Gowri Sankar, Muhammad Adnan Khan, Prasanth Rajesh, Sachin Rathi, Ravi Karthikeyan, RS Mokit Hariharan, VRS Guru Kedarnath, RS Jaganath Sinivas

Chepauk Super Gillies

N Jagadeesan (wk), Pradosh Ranjan Paul (wk), Baba Aparajith, Rajagopal Sathish, Rahil Shah, M Silambarasan, S Harish Kumar, B Iyappan, M Viju Arul, R Sibi, Ramalingam Rohit, Uthirasamy Sasidev, Sanjay Yadav, S Santosh Shiv, TD Lokesh Raj, S Madhan Kumar, Rocky Bhasker

How can you watch TNPL 2023 via live streaming in India?

TNPL 2023 will be telecast live in Tamil and English on two channels - Star Sports and Fancode App.&nbsp;

To watch on Fancode App, fans can purchase subscription models.&nbsp;

One match subscription is available for Rs 19 ($0.13) and the streaming pass for all the matches is offered at Rs 79 ($0.96)

Where can you watch the Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL) 2023 match Salem Spartans vs Chepauk Super Gillies live in India?

The Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL) 2023 match Salem Spartans vs Chepauk Super Gillies will be live-streamed on the FanCode app and website.

Where will the Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL 2023) Salem Spartans vs Chepauk Super Gillies take place?

The Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL) 2023 match Salem Spartans vs Chepauk Super Gillies will be played at SNR College Cricket Ground, Coimbatore. 
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The Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL) began on June 12. It is one of the most prominent domestic T20 leagues in India. This is the seventh season this season after it was established in 2016.

The Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL) began on June 12. It is one of the most prominent domestic T20 leagues in India. This is the seventh season this season after it was established in 2016. In total eight teams contest in a Round-Robin format in the TNPL. The tournament consists of 32 matches, including three playoff matches and then the final. All TNPL matches will be played across 4 different venues- Coimbatore, Dindigul, Salem and Tirunelveli. Today the match will be played between Salem Spartans (SS) vs Chepauk Super Gillies (CSG) in SNR College Cricket Ground, Coimbatore. The match is expected to begin at 7 PM IST. TNPL 2023: Salem Spartans vs Chepauk Super Gillies - Match Details Date: 13 June 2023 Venue: SNR College Cricket Ground, Coimbatore Time: 7 PM IST. TNPL 2023 SS vs CSG: Salem Spartans vs Chepauk Super Gillies Squads (XIs) Salem Spartans Amit Sathvik (wk), R Kavin, S Abishiek, Akash Sumra, Mann Bafna, Kaushik Gandhi, M Ganesh Moorthi, S Aravind, N Selva Kumaran, Sunny Sandhu, Abhishek Tanwar, V Yuvaraj, J Gowri Sankar, Muhammad Adnan Khan, Prasanth Rajesh, Sachin Rathi, Ravi Karthikeyan, RS Mokit Hariharan, VRS Guru Kedarnath, RS Jaganath Sinivas Chepauk Super Gillies N Jagadeesan (wk), Pradosh Ranjan Paul (wk), Baba Aparajith, Rajagopal Sathish, Rahil Shah, M Silambarasan, S Harish Kumar, B Iyappan, M Viju Arul, R Sibi, Ramalingam Rohit, Uthirasamy Sasidev, Sanjay Yadav, S Santosh Shiv, TD Lokesh Raj, S Madhan Kumar, Rocky Bhasker How can you watch TNPL 2023 via live streaming in India? TNPL 2023 will be telecast live in Tamil and English on two channels - Star Sports and Fancode App. To watch on Fancode App, fans can purchase subscription models. One match subscription is available for Rs 19 ($0.13) and the streaming pass for all the matches is offered at Rs 79 ($0.96) Where can you watch the Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL) 2023 match Salem Spartans vs Chepauk Super Gillies live in India? The Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL) 2023 match Salem Spartans vs Chepauk Super Gillies will be live-streamed on the FanCode app and website. Where will the Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL 2023) Salem Spartans vs Chepauk Super Gillies take place? The Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL) 2023 match Salem Spartans vs Chepauk Super Gillies will be played at SNR College Cricket Ground, Coimbatore.

SS vs CSG Live streaming: How to watch TNPL 2023 Salem Spartans vs Chepauk Super Gillies live stream in India

China is planning to boost the masculinity of its students by urging them to be more involved in sports. 
 
As part of this masculinity exercise, the country's education ministry is planning to increase its number of physical education teachers.&nbsp; In addition, the country is revamping gym classes to make students more masculine.&nbsp;Such&nbsp;plans have sparked a furore on social media. 
 
Last year in May, a proposal was put forward by a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, which is an advisory body to the government.&nbsp; The proposal called for assistance for boys that may have become delicate, timid, and effeminate in the face of being schooled by mostly women teachers, according to the ministry.

The ministry's plan has received over 1.5 billion views through a hashtag on Weibo, a social media platform.

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"It's hard to imagine such effeminate boys can defend their country when an outside invasion looms," a Weibo user said.

China is reeling from its one-child policy, and many feel that it led to the feminisation of boys. Over the last few years, toughening boys through physical sports has gained traction in the country.

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="http://13.235.153.162/world/china-blocks-un-security-council-statement-condemning-myanmar-coup-361052" hreflang="en">China blocks UN Security Council statement condemning Myanmar coup</a>

Besides the government, the parents too are taking similar measures. Reuters reported that many parents are sending their sons to private boot camps aimed at masculinising them through army-style drills.

China's state-backed Xinhua news agency is attempting to fan the flames, by saying that masculinity is not about emphasising differences in gender, &nbsp;but about developing healthy physiques and strength.

China is planning to boost the masculinity of its students by urging them to be more involved in sports. As part of this masculinity exercise, the country's education ministry is planning to increase its number of physical education teachers.

China is planning to boost the masculinity of its students by urging them to be more involved in sports. As part of this masculinity exercise, the country's education ministry is planning to increase its number of physical education teachers. In addition, the country is revamping gym classes to make students more masculine. Such plans have sparked a furore on social media. Last year in May, a proposal was put forward by a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, which is an advisory body to the government. The proposal called for assistance for boys that may have become delicate, timid, and effeminate in the face of being schooled by mostly women teachers, according to the ministry. The ministry's plan has received over 1.5 billion views through a hashtag on Weibo, a social media platform. Also read: China has access to US healthcare, including genomic data: US counterintelligence report "It's hard to imagine such effeminate boys can defend their country when an outside invasion looms," a Weibo user said. China is reeling from its one-child policy, and many feel that it led to the feminisation of boys. Over the last few years, toughening boys through physical sports has gained traction in the country. Also read: China blocks UN Security Council statement condemning Myanmar coup Besides the government, the parents too are taking similar measures. Reuters reported that many parents are sending their sons to private boot camps aimed at masculinising them through army-style drills. China's state-backed Xinhua news agency is attempting to fan the flames, by saying that masculinity is not about emphasising differences in gender, but about developing healthy physiques and strength.

China wants to boost 'masculinity' of boys through sports

Zlatan Ibrahimovic said today&nbsp;that he is joining Manchester United, ending intense speculation about where the 34-year-old Swedish superstar forward will be playing next season.

Ibrahimovic, who was a free agent after ending a hugely successful stay at Paris Saint-Germain, becomes the second signing of new United boss Jose Mourinho after that of highly rated Ivory Coast centre-back Eric Bailly from the Spanish outfit Villarreal.

&quot;Time to let the world know. My next destination is Manchester United,&quot; he wrote on Instagram and Facebook, complete with a picture of the United badge, as comments approving of the move,&nbsp;one of the biggest of the summer so far,&nbsp;flooded in.

Ibrahimovic reunites with Mourinho, after they enjoyed a good relationship while together at Italians Inter Milan, in what is likely to be the last major move in a career spanning five countries, starting with Malmo.

The towering Swede, who hit 62 goals in 116 international matches, had toyed with questioners for weeks about where he would be going and it will be his first time playing in the Premier League.

Ibrahimovic, who quit international football after Sweden crashed out of Euro 2016, has also played at Ajax, Juventus, Barcelona and AC Milan during a career in which he has become as well known for his colourful personality as his prowess in front of goal.

He had also been linked with a return to AC Milan and his agent had suggested that Major League Soccer in the United States was another potential destination. 
 
Mourinho means &#39;action&#39;&nbsp;

Ibrahimovic will bolster a forward line at Old Trafford that looked desperately short of ideas, depth and talent last season under Louis van Gaal.

Wayne Rooney could well play deeper next season, in midfield, while French starlet Anthony Martial had to carry the United attack despite his tender years until youngster Marcus Rashford burst onto the scene late on in the campaign.

Van Gaal paid out heavily for his fellow Dutchman Memphis Depay, but he failed to deliver and spent the second half of the season on the bench.

Ibrahimovic said weeks ago that he knew where he would be playing football next season, but kept the football world guessing -- typical of his mercurial personality.

&quot;Yes, I have made my choice,&quot; Ibrahimovic tantalisingly told a press conference at a training camp near Stockholm for the Swedish national team ahead of Euro 2016.

He said then that he had decided &quot;long ago&quot; but dodged all questions about whether that team was Manchester United, where Mourinho has replaced van Gaal after the Dutchman&#39;s troubled two-year reign at Old Trafford came to a bitter end.

Asked a direct question about whether he had received an offer from United, Ibrahimovic&#39;s hesitancy in answering spoke volumes.

He drummed his fingers on the table, smiled and eventually replied: &quot;Let&#39;s see what happens.&quot;

&quot;There are concrete offers from England, Italy... all countries. There are even some from outside Europe,&quot; he said.

&quot;There are many, many alternatives.&quot;

But when asked whether he was tempted to work again with Mourinho, Ibrahimovic said only that they had worked well together at Inter Milan, where the Swede played from 2006 to 2009.

&quot;You want action, you bring Mourinho. I believe he&#39;s the man to bring them back to the top. Wherever he went he won,&quot; the Swede said of Mourinho taking over at United, where he will be tasked with bringing back the glory days sorely missing under van Gaal.

There was no immediate word from United on Ibrahimovic. 
 
(AFP)

Zlatan Ibrahimovic will play under new United manager Jose Mourinho at Old Trafford

Zlatan Ibrahimovic said today that he is joining Manchester United, ending intense speculation about where the 34-year-old Swedish superstar forward will be playing next season. Ibrahimovic, who was a free agent after ending a hugely successful stay at Paris Saint-Germain, becomes the second signing of new United boss Jose Mourinho after that of highly rated Ivory Coast centre-back Eric Bailly from the Spanish outfit Villarreal. "Time to let the world know. My next destination is Manchester United," he wrote on Instagram and Facebook, complete with a picture of the United badge, as comments approving of the move, one of the biggest of the summer so far, flooded in. Ibrahimovic reunites with Mourinho, after they enjoyed a good relationship while together at Italians Inter Milan, in what is likely to be the last major move in a career spanning five countries, starting with Malmo. The towering Swede, who hit 62 goals in 116 international matches, had toyed with questioners for weeks about where he would be going and it will be his first time playing in the Premier League. Ibrahimovic, who quit international football after Sweden crashed out of Euro 2016, has also played at Ajax, Juventus, Barcelona and AC Milan during a career in which he has become as well known for his colourful personality as his prowess in front of goal. He had also been linked with a return to AC Milan and his agent had suggested that Major League Soccer in the United States was another potential destination. Mourinho means 'action' Ibrahimovic will bolster a forward line at Old Trafford that looked desperately short of ideas, depth and talent last season under Louis van Gaal. Wayne Rooney could well play deeper next season, in midfield, while French starlet Anthony Martial had to carry the United attack despite his tender years until youngster Marcus Rashford burst onto the scene late on in the campaign. Van Gaal paid out heavily for his fellow Dutchman Memphis Depay, but he failed to deliver and spent the second half of the season on the bench. Ibrahimovic said weeks ago that he knew where he would be playing football next season, but kept the football world guessing -- typical of his mercurial personality. "Yes, I have made my choice," Ibrahimovic tantalisingly told a press conference at a training camp near Stockholm for the Swedish national team ahead of Euro 2016. He said then that he had decided "long ago" but dodged all questions about whether that team was Manchester United, where Mourinho has replaced van Gaal after the Dutchman's troubled two-year reign at Old Trafford came to a bitter end. Asked a direct question about whether he had received an offer from United, Ibrahimovic's hesitancy in answering spoke volumes. He drummed his fingers on the table, smiled and eventually replied: "Let's see what happens." "There are concrete offers from England, Italy... all countries. There are even some from outside Europe," he said. "There are many, many alternatives." But when asked whether he was tempted to work again with Mourinho, Ibrahimovic said only that they had worked well together at Inter Milan, where the Swede played from 2006 to 2009. "You want action, you bring Mourinho. I believe he's the man to bring them back to the top. Wherever he went he won," the Swede said of Mourinho taking over at United, where he will be tasked with bringing back the glory days sorely missing under van Gaal. There was no immediate word from United on Ibrahimovic. (AFP)

Ibrahimovic says he is joining Manchester United