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STEVENAGE, England -- Everton manager Roberto Martinez says Costa Rica international Bryan Oviedo may have suffered a double fracture of his left leg on Saturday in an FA Cup match, potentially ruling him out of the World Cup in Brazil. jerseys from china . Oviedo, one of his countrys top players, was taken to hospital after being hurt in a challenge in the 14th minute of the fourth-round match against Stevenage. "Bryan was trying to win the ball but unfortunately I think he has picked up a double fracture, the tibia and the fibula," Martinez said. "The medical department will make a decision now on whether surgery is needed. We will find out over the next 24 hours." Several Everton players turned away in horror when they saw the severity of Oviedos injury and immediately called for assistance. He was carried off on a stretcher six minutes later to applause from all sides of the stadium. "The incident with Bryan affected everyone," Martinez said. "Those injuries give you a bad taste." "We need to give him as much support as we can as he had a terrific season. I have been so impressed with his level in different positions. Hes a really important player and we want to make sure everything goes well." Costa Rica was drawn in Group D at the World Cup, along with Uruguay, Italy and England. cheap jerseys . After a stellar Royals debut in a relief role on Friday, Paulino will make his first start of the season this afternoon and try to pitch his new club to a series victory over the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim at Kauffman Stadium. . Brayden Point and Alexander Chirva also scored for Moose Jaw (6-7-3), while Zachary Sawchenko finished with 23 saves. Griffin Foulk, Tyler Wong and Axel Blomqvist had singles for Lethbridge (2-11-2), and Boes stopped 35 shots. [url=http://www.cheapnfldiscountjerseys.com/Mlb-jerseys_Los-angeles-dodgers-jers... . Following a shock 3-0 home defeat to rival West Ham, the London club claimed its fifth league win of the season to move to fifth in the standings, three points behind leader Arsenal. "The opening goal was important to bring confidence and we really played well in the second half," Spurs manager Andre Villas-Boas said. [url=http://www.cheapauthenticjerseyschina.net/nhl-jerseys-china_winnipeg-jets-j... Winnipeg Jets Jerseys . After being eliminated by Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League semifinals, Mourinho was asked if hell return to the club next season and simply replied: "Maybe not. cheap jerseys . -- Down 11 points early in the second quarter, Golden State Warriors coach Mark Jackson seemed more than satisfied with the way his team responded. PHILADELPHIA -- The New York Islanders continue to feel right at home on the road. Colin McDonald scored two goals, Josh Bailey tallied the clinching score in the shootout and the Islanders won again on the road, coming up with a 4-3 shootout victory over the Philadelphia Flyers on Thursday night. John Tavares also scored for New York, which won its fourth straight on the road while improving to 10-4-1 away from home this season to pull into a tie with the Rangers for the eighth and final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. "Its a good character win," New York coach Jack Capuano said. "We rebounded. We changed the lines in the second, and just tried to juggle some things to get it going. We played well. "We found a way. We didnt quit and well take the two points. Theyre a big team over there, a fast team, and we kept going." Scott Hartnell scored twice and Mike Knuble also tallied for the Flyers, who blew a two-goal lead while falling further out of the playoff picture. Philadelphia, which last missed the playoffs in 2007, knows it cant settle for just one point. "We feel like we are a team that should be in the playoffs and were not," said Flyers captain Claude Giroux, who had a pair of assists. "We need to find a way to get those points like tonight. Its not that we didnt battle, its just bounces that go in. So its tough bounces, but like I said, we feel we are a team that should be in the playoffs right now." Added Hartnell: "It just seems like a loss right now. Got a 2-0 lead and seems like we just freeze, stop moving. We just stopped doing what we did in the first period. Every line was playing great and then all of the sudden we just put on the brakes. Its frustrating to watch. We know were doing it, nothing you can do. I dont know what the answer is." The Isles, who last made the playoffs in 2007, dominated the final two periods of regulation after falling behind 2-0 in the first period. McDonald tied the game at 2 with 9:56 left in the final period when his one-timer from close range after Keith Aucoins pass from behind the net beat Ilya Bryzgalov on the stick side. McDonald scored again from the point 5 1/2 minutes later when his slap shot deflected off the skates of Flyers defenceman Bruno Gervais and past Bryzgalov to put New York ahead 3-2. "I know whats expected of me out there, I dont try to do too much," said McDonald, who has six goals this season. "I just try to create energy. And any offence I can generate is a bonus. Ill take it tonight." It looked as though McDonalds tally would be the game-winner, but the Flyers tied it with 29.8 seconds left in regulation when Hartnell tallied on the power play with Bryzgallov pulled. [url=http://www.cheapnfljerseys2015.us.com/NIKE-NFL-JERSEYS_ATLANTA-FALCONS-JERS... Atlanta Falcons Jerseys[/url]. . New York goalie Evgeni Nabokov appeared to have the puck frozen, but it was knocked loose and to Hartnell in front of the left post. Hartnell corralled the puck with his skates and then knocked it past a sprawled Nabokov. After a scoreless overtime period, the teams each scored once in the regulation period of the shootout. After Philadelphias Wayne Simmonds missed his attempt in the fourth round, Bailey wristed a shot past Bryzgalov on the stick side to give New York two points. "We need the two points in any way shape or form, so well take it and try to build from it," Tavares said. "We started slow, but every line contributed and we battled back. We finished checks, created opportunities down low and it feels good to get this one here. "We turned it over too many times and dug ourselves a hole, but we turned it around and you could really feel it swinging our way. We really felt there in the third that it was just a matter of time." The Flyers took a 2-0 lead after the first period on goals from Hartnell and Knuble. Hartnell opened the scoring by one-timing a pass from Giroux from the slot low and to Nabokovs glove side. Hartnell fanned a bit on the shot, shaking his head in mock disgust before smiling after the power-play tally. Knuble, who was a healthy scratch in eight straight games and 10 of the last 11, put Philadelphia ahead two goals when he finished a 2-on-1 break by deking past Nabokov with a slick backhanded shot into a wide-open goal. "We were looking good," Knuble said. "They really pushed back. We havent played with a lead well. Youre running around and not taking care of the puck and let the ice tilt in our direction, then were back on our heels. Its just the way its going this year and its why where we are where we are." Added Flyers coach Peter Laviolette: "It seemed like we stopped pressing offensively like we had been and that can be dangerous." The Islanders nearly pulled within a goal when Andrew MacDonalds slap shot beat Bryzgalov, but the puck entered the net after the first-period buzzer had sounded to nullify the goal. The Islanders scored their first goal with 1 minute left in the second period when Tavares netted his 21st goal of the season. Tavares, who began the day second in the league in goals scored, passed the puck toward the net and it caromed off the foot of Flyers defenceman Erik Gustafsson and past Bryzgalov. Notes: Flyers defenceman Braydon Coburn left the game in the second period after suffering an upper-body injury and didnt return. ... Philadelphia entered having won 29 of the last 33 meetings with the Islanders. ... Giroux has tallied 23 points in his last 16 games against the Islanders. ' ' '
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