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你知道北?京国安队在中超联赛中到现在为止总共赢了几多场吗？据国安俱乐部官方统计，在5月10日晚主?场?3比1击败深圳新鹏程之后，国安迎来了队史中超联赛第300场胜利！这是一个值得纪念的里程碑。从中超建设以来，国安已经加入了609场角逐?，这也意味着国安的胜率靠近50%！

与深圳队?的这场角逐，关于国安来说就是“?复仇”之?战，由于上个赛季国何在联赛中总共输了6场球，其中实力并不强劲的深圳队是唯一“双杀”国安的球队，令人很是疑惑。许多球迷都曾议论，若是当季国何在深圳队身上哪怕少丢3分，那就是亚冠二级联赛的参赛队了。

这场赛前当首发名单宣布的时间，外界关于国安主帅塞蒂恩的排兵布?阵也有一些疑惑，阵容中只有一?个纯中锋法比奥，他在锋线究竟携手林良铭照旧塞尔吉尼奥有?点说欠好。角逐最先后，果真照旧?塞尔吉尼奥的位置更靠前一些，他和法比奥组成了锋线攻击线的同伴。

纵观全场角逐，国安始终在压着深圳队踢，优势相当显着。但?不得不说，这场角逐国安踢得相当别扭。也许是深圳队龟缩防守收得太紧，也许是国安太追求控制时势节奏太慢，总之角逐一度很是苦闷，令人昏昏欲睡。但国安的实?力事实摆在那儿，通过一再精妙的团队配合就能攻破敌手的铁桶阵。林良铭?、塞尔吉尼奥和古加的进球都很精彩，最终全队也没有让意外爆发。

值得一提的是，古加在这场角逐中非；钤，他不但一射一传立下大功，还精彩盘活了全队的攻防，获得就地最佳球员称呼也实至名归？梢钥闯，他?在这支国安队中的作用愈发明显，不管别人施展怎样，古加本赛季至少能包管始终把自己?的水平施展出来。这就是他的价?值所在，也为他与球队续约增添了砝码。

但张玉宁的急躁却没有须要，下半场他接连错过了一再好时机，甚至连空门都能打飞，反应的是其心态出了问题。张玉宁这个赛季在不可包管场场首发的情形下，只要一上场就想立功，?反而容易泛起状态的升沉，包括点球不进、该传不传，这关于他竞争球队主力并没有?什么资助。以是，张玉宁确当务之急是平稳心态，联赛尚有那么多轮，给他体现的时机有的是，无需争一时短长。

国安此役?取胜之后，也创立了多项纪录——一年来首次联赛5连胜；开局不败延续?到11场、跨赛季不败延续到20；跨赛季中超一连进球延续到17场。而斯帕吉奇、冯博轩的复出也标记着国安职员逐渐齐整，上升势头正旺。接下来国何在联赛中的几个敌手并不强盛，因此他们完全有时机继续连胜下去?，为联赛?后半程争取涤讪坚实的效果基?础Ｕ站赡蔷浠，国安想要争冠，就必需拿下该拿的分数。

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• Good morning. (Want to get California Today by email? Sign up.) With Jennifer Medina, a national correspondent based in Los Angeles. As the nation delivered Donald J. Trump a stunning victory, California went the other direction, embracing a progressive agenda. The state resoundingly backed Hillary Clinton, delivering her its 55 electoral votes, but it wasn’t enough to stem the wave of battleground states that lined up for Mr. Trump. “Probably no state is going to be more shocked by tomorrow morning’s headlines than California,” Bruce E. Cain, a professor of political science at Stanford University, said late Tuesday. Still, he noted, large parts of California did support Mr. Trump — mostly rural areas in the Central Valley and northern counties. Mindy Romero, the director of the California Civic Engagement Project at the University of California, Davis, said some state leaders err in seeing California as wholly blue. “We’re not,” she said, “and people do feel left out or marginalized. ” She added, “There will be areas of the state that are very glad to see Donald Trump win and I think we should recognize that. ” When California makes choices as a whole, however, as it did on 17 ballot propositions, the results tend to reflect the more populous liberal side. On Tuesday, voters did away with prohibitions against marijuana, raised taxes on cigarettes, extended an income tax on the wealthy, toughened gun control laws, loosened parole rules and overturned a law that restricted bilingual education in schools. Californians also sent the first black woman to the United States Senate since Carol Moseley Braun in 1999. Attorney General Kamala Harris easily defeated Representative Loretta Sanchez in the state’s first race, the result of the primary system. “I intend to fight for a state that has the largest number of immigrants, documented and undocumented,” Ms. Harris told a crowd of supporters. “Our ideals are at stake right now — and we need to fight for our ideals. ” California will join four other states and the District of Columbia where recreational marijuana is allowed, and the decision could open the door to federal legalization. The passage of the measure will allow residents older than 21 to grow up to six cannabis plants at home and an ounce of marijuana. It also allows the state, county and city government to regulate and tax the growth and sale of marijuana. Voters also passed a measure supported by Gov. Jerry Brown that would increase the number of nonviolent inmates eligible for parole and allow the inmates to earn credit for good behavior. The measure was aimed at reducing the state’s prison population and rolling back some of the measures Governor Brown once championed. Showing just how much the state’s attitude toward immigrants has changed over the last two decades, voters approved Proposition 58, repealing a measure that passed in 1998 and expanding bilingual education for the state’s 1. 4 million English language learners. Buyers of gun ammunition will now have to undergo criminal background checks, and magazines are illegal, after the passage of Proposition 63, a measure brought by Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom. The measure will also create new requirements for lost or stolen firearms and ammunition. Voters approved a $2 tax increase per pack of cigarettes, an initiative that prevailed despite more than $70 million spent by tobacco companies to defeat it. earners — individuals earning more than $250, 000 a year — will continue to pay more in taxes, as voters approved a measure that extends the tax increase passed in 2012 by an additional 12 years, till 2030. The revenue will primarily be used to fund public schools. Initiatives that would abolish the death penalty and impose price controls on pharmaceutical drugs were both behind in early vote counts. A plastic bag ban was ahead. In closely contested House races, Republican incumbents appeared to be holding on. In the Central Valley, the Republican David Valadao kept his seat, which was thought to be so endangered that House Speaker Paul D. Ryan came to the district to campaign for him. The Republicans Darrell Issa, Steve Knight and Jeff Denham were all leading in early vote counts. Dr. Cain, the Stanford professor, suggested that after the shock felt by many Californians over Mr. Trump’s ascendance subsides, the state would enter familiar territory. “California will be in mourning tomorrow,” he said. But, he added, “We will go back into the mode that we were in during the Bush administration, which is we were the kind of the rebel state. ” Want to make sure your vote was counted? You can look it up. And check official election results. See comprehensive maps and charts with projections and results, including breakdowns of the presidential and Senate races. Also, results from contests for the House of Representatives and the State Legislature, the statewide ballot propositions and other races across the state. ? California and Massachusetts legalized recreational marijuana use, reflecting a national shift in attitudes toward the drug. [The New York Times] ? What you can and can’t do now that marijuana is legal. [Orange County Register] ? Three San Francisco Bay Area cities approved a tax on sodas and other sugary drinks to fight diabetes and obesity. [SFGate. com] ? “Not my president”: Mr. Trump’s victory set off protests across California. [Los Angeles Times] ? Disbelief, hope and a plan for California’s secession: How the tech industry is reacting to Trump’s win. [Los Angeles Times] ? A fatal shooting in the San Gabriel Valley temporarily closed two polling places. The suspect was later found dead. [The New York Times] ? Two ballot measures that could have brought a Chargers stadium to downtown San Diego were soundly defeated. [San Diego ] ? Who will Jerry Brown appoint to replace Kamala Harris as California attorney general? [Sacramento Bee] ? If Tesla’s bid for SolarCity wasn’t a Silicon Valley deal, it would have been dead on arrival, says Steven Davidoff Solomon. [The New York Times] ? Elisabeth Prueitt, the pastry queen of San Francisco’s Tartine Bakery, explores the sweet world beyond wheat. [The New York Times] With the election behind us, how about a palate cleanser? Research has shown that the company of animals can do wonders for people in ill health. With that in mind, the San Diego Zoo has been partnering with children’s hospitals across the country to show programming of its animals on televisions in patients’ rooms. The television channel, known as San Diego Zoo Kids, features footage from the zoo’s live cameras as well as hosts who tell stories about the animals. Since the initiative’s debut in 2013 at Rady Children’s Hospital in San Diego, it has spread to nearly 80 children’s hospitals and Ronald McDonald Houses, a charity for sick children, across 26 states and three countries. On Tuesday, the zoo announced its latest partnership with a children’s hospital in Phoenix. Erin Rice, the director of U. C. L. A’s Connection program, said scientists have found evidence that animal therapy can help lower blood pressure and raise oxytocin levels in patients. The San Diego Zoo program was a “wonderful idea,” she said. “Just bringing the outdoors into a very sterile environment is helpful. ” California Today goes live at 6 a. m. Pacific time weekdays. Tell us what you want to see: CAtoday@nytimes. com. The California Today columnist, Mike McPhate, is a Californian — born outside Sacramento and raised in San Juan Capistrano. He lives in Davis. Follow him on Twitter. California Today is edited by Julie Bloom, who grew up in Los Angeles and attended U. C. Berkeley.
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