甚麼樣的團隊可以犯下這種錯@@

義甲第一輪的比賽，羅馬客場面對維羅納的比賽踢成0比0平手，但羅馬先發球員迪亞瓦拉（Diawara）根本不具有出賽資格。

因義甲規定每支球隊可以有25名的球員名單，除了U22成員可以不受到限制。而本場比賽羅馬隊遞交的的名單有21位球員，迪亞瓦拉的名字並沒有在其中，也就是說，這場比賽先發登場的迪亞瓦拉被羅馬放在U22的名單中。

可是啊~~~迪亞瓦拉在今年7月17日就已經年滿23歲。

#義甲 #迪亞瓦拉 #羅馬 #維羅納

Forging a campaign from a different point of view, where the clothes travel to the houses of the cast, Gucci The Ritual is a lineup of images and videos created by the models. Seen here is Eya Mariam Diawara in a self-portrait with the Gucci Jackie leather handbag by Alessandro Michele. Discover more on.gucci.com/GucciJackie1961_ .

Midang Midang is an old Kelabit song, handed to Alena by her grandaunty Tepu’ Ira. Turn the subtitles on in the video above to view the English translations.

Artist: Alena Murang
Director: Sarah Lois Dorai
Executive Producer: Alena Murang / Fabian Wilfred Joseph
Director of Photography: Fabian Wilfred Joseph
Music Producer: Joshua Maran (PepperJam Productions)

Focus Puller/Lighting: Teh U-Jinn
1st Camera Assistant: Veknesuaran Thiagarajan
Production Coordinator: Annabel Michael
Production Assistant/2nd Camera Assistant: Pearly Choo Hui Wen
Production Assistant: Fara Emiera
Stylist: Sarah Lois Dorai / Alena Murang
Wardrobe Assistant: Sharifah Nur Hannah
Hair & Make-up Artist: Gebriel Padan
Hair & Make-up Artist Assistant: Aqeem Yusuf
MV Audio Mix: Soo Yuen Yiet
BTS Videographer: Candy Fredrick
Choreographer: Sarah Lois Dorai
Dancers: Sharabana Mala Ulun
Vivianna anak Jimbun
Amelia Usun Juing
Norina Anak Changan
Miri Production Runner: Amreetpul Singh
Daniel Sim Mong Say
Bario Locations & Production Runner: Zac Labang
David L. Labang

Food & Accommodation: Lucy Bulan & David Labang (Labang Longhouse Lodge)

Post Production

Post Supervisor: Fabian Wilfred Joseph
Post Producer: Teh U-Jinn
Offline Editor: Sarah Lois Dorai / Fabian Wilfred Joseph
Online Editor: Fjallraven Boy

Color by Company 3 Los Angeles

Colorist: Tyler Roth
Executive Producer: Ashley McKim
Producer: Mario Castro

Special thanks to:

Elle Sia
Gary Lionel
Julian Rang
Lawrence Lawai Lukas
Lynette Nicholas
Paul Anis Pian
Nazri Bin Mahari
Sharifah Nur Annissa
Nicholas Chin
Cinerent (M) Sdn. Bhd.
AV8 Media Pte. Ltd.

Special thanks to:

Sarawak Tourism Board
Miri Marriott Resort & Spa
Miri City Council
LANA
Maatin Shakir
Neng Kho Razali
Raben Beads
Tanoti
Von Jolly Couture
Wan Bynun
Gebriel Padan Makeup Artistry

Music Video Produced by Project Room & Kanid Studio

Music Copyright: Alena Murang
Video Copyright: Alena Murang & Project Room

"Pemung Jae" is a Kenyah folk song passed to me by sape' master Mathew Ngau Jau. It speaks of being together with friends, by the river, the river that gives us so many resources, and life.

Filmed in Klang Valley, Malaysia, this video is dedicated to our Rivers across the world.

I'd like to express my biggest thanks and appreciation to the collaborative efforts of Bornaya Media, JPS Malaysia, DBKL, Ecoknights, River of Life KL, ERE Consulting Group Sdn Bhd, and my family and friends, for their mission and support in using music to speak for our Environment.

Video on Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/alenamurang/videos/989170647943094/?epa=SEARCH_BOX

Produced by Bornaya Media & ART4 Studio
Funded by Jabatan Pengairan dan Saliran (JPS) Malaysia
Artist: Alena Murang
Director: Din Hormatov
DOP: Mazuki
Cameraman: Adam Lewis & Mazuki
MUA: Lee Man Yee
Logistics: ROLPOP3A
BTS: Adibah Harun
Song: "Pemung Jae", by Alena Murang produced by Pepper Jam Productions, passed down by Mathew Ngau. Available on Spotify, iTunes, Apple Music, Deezer, Tidal & Amazon.

Gerald Wallace put a big hurt on Carmelo Anthony and Allen Iverson.


Wallace had 25 points, 13 rebounds and one very big block in the final minute as the Charlotte Bobcats handed the Denver Nuggets their third straight loss, 105-101 Monday night.

Iverson (31 points) and Anthony (25) bounced back from a poor shooting night against New Jersey on Saturday night, when they were a combined 11-for-33. But they both got banged up against the Bobcats with Iverson spraining his right ankle and Anthony spraining his left wrist.

Anthony said he's sore but fine and will play Wednesday night at Portland.

Iverson sounded a lot less confident in his status.

"The way I feel right now, I don't know if I would miss a game. I just will have to get up and see how I feel tomorrow," Iverson said. "Right now it's just frustrating to be out there at the end hobbling like that."

X-rays on Iverson's puffy ankle were negative.

Iverson and Anthony are 2-3 together, and their pairing since Melo's return from a 15-game suspension for fighting hasn't been the problem for the Nuggets, who failed for the second time in three nights to gain ground on division-leading Utah.

Rather, it's incorporating newcomer Steve Blake into the mix and having players J.R. Smith, Eduardo Najera, Linas Kleiza and Yakhouba Diawara adjust to their new, reduced roles, coach George Karl said.

"When things were going good, everybody was saying it was working right away, but it's going to take some time," said Anthony. "I don't want to make any excuses right now but it is going to take some time. I'm back off of a 30 days' (absence) and I'm still trying to get my rhythm, get my flow. My teammates are trying to get used to me back out there on the court. When I was out, they had different roles out there."

Charlotte capitalized on the disarray to win for just the eighth time in 24 road games.

"It was not a bad loss," Karl insisted. "We played a very good team."

That's a point Bobcats coach Bernie Bickerstaff has been preaching. Ten of his team's 16 wins have come against teams with winning records.

"I say we have a bad record, but we're not a bad basketball team," Bickerstaff said.

With the Bobcats ahead 102-101, Anthony came down with the ball that was bobbled around following a miss by Adam Morrison and he darted for the other end only to get rejected by Wallace.

"I went for steal then but couldn't reach it, so I kept going and blocked him," Wallace said.

Wallace then misfired at the other end, but Raymond Felton got the long rebound, was fouled by Anthony and sank both shots with 16 seconds left for a 104-101 lead.

Smith's off-balance 3-pointer was off-target with 6 seconds left and Jeff McInnis sank one of two free throws to ice it.

Before the game, Bickerstaff was lamenting his lack of a clutch player to close out games. "What we lack is a difference maker. A guy to go to down the stretch. We don't have a Kobe or a Carter to give the ball all the time with the game on the line," he said.

But he had plenty of players step up on this night.

Charlotte trailed 97-94 when Wallace hit a free throw, Morrison (12 points) swished a 3-pointer from the top of the key and Wallace swooped in for a tip-in to give the Bobcats a 100-97 lead with 2:26 remaining.

Iverson's three-point play tied it at 100 but the Nuggets wouldn't lead again, befuddled by Charlotte's strong defense and opportunistic offense.

Emeka Okafor added 18 points, 10 boards and five blocks and Felton scored 16 for Charlotte, which took an 81-79 lead into the fourth quarter and didn't fade this time.

"We play better against the elite teams in the league," Matt Carroll said. "We play fearless like we have nothing to lose."

Iverson said the key to ending Denver's skid is to step up on defense.

"Defense got us back into the game, that was evident," Iverson said. "It was easy to see that, that was when the crowd got back into the game, that's when we got into the game. That should be a sign to show what we can do when we play defense. When you play good defense, it turns into excellent offense."

Game notes
Bobcats C-F Othella Harrington sat out with a sore left knee, which he hurt at shootaround. ... The Nuggets fell to 12-12 at home and are 13-11 against teams with losing records.