Wernet’s pitching masterclass extends Arabia Wolves winning streak

Arabia Wolves pitcher Guillian Wernet. (Supplied)
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Updated 06 December 2025
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Wernet’s pitching masterclass extends Arabia Wolves winning streak

  • The Dubai franchise’s 7-2 win over Karachi Monarchs was their fourth in a row in Baseball United Season 1

DUBAI: Guillian Wernet allowed only one hit and struck out five in 6.0 innings, to lead the Arabia Wolves to a 7-2 victory over the Karachi Monarchs at Baseball United Ballpark in Dubai.

Wernet was pitching a no-hitter until the sixth inning, when Karachi’s CF Jake Perez ended it after hitting a single to right field. He threw a total of 66 pitches, 41 of which were strikes, with only one walk (Pavin Parks).

Kristian Scott (1.2 IP, 1 H, 2 ER, 3 BB) and Reese Miller (1.1 IP, 3 SO, one Fire Ball scored) completed the pitching line for Arabia.

As for the offense, Paul Myro went 2-for-5 with a two-run home run; Jacob Teter went 2-for-2 with one RBI and Jacinto Cipriota went 1-for-4 with two RBIs. The Argentine player has four RBIs in the last two games.

This was the fourth consecutive victory for the Wolves (4-2) in Baseball United’s inaugural season, and they will begin a key series against the Mid East Falcons on Saturday in a doubleheader.
 

Other highlights:

Max Jung-Goldberg went 1-for-4 with a two-run double, as the standout man in the Karachi offense.
 
Kolby Kiser took the loss, after 3.0 IP, where he allowed five hits, one home run, three earned runs, two walks, and struck out five.
 
Karachi finished with a 3-6 record in Baseball United Season 1.


Champions League: Barcelona travels to Newcastle as round of 16 gets underway

Updated 10 March 2026
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Champions League: Barcelona travels to Newcastle as round of 16 gets underway

  • Spanish champions travel to St. James’ Park for the first leg, with coach Hansi Flick leaving his players in no doubt about what’s at stake

Barcelona faces Newcastle as the Champions League round of 16 gets underway on Tuesday.
The Spanish champions travel to St. James’ Park for the first leg, with coach Hansi Flick leaving his players in no doubt about what’s at stake.
“It’s one of the most important moments of the season and we are all ready for it,” he said.
Five-time European champion Barcelona hasn’t won the Champions League since 2015 and has had to watch on as its fiercest rival Real Madrid has dominated the competition.
Flick delivered the Spanish title last season, but his team was knocked out of the Champions League at the semifinals stage. He is aiming to improve on that this time around.
“What I can say is everything here in Barcelona is great,” he said. “I’m here 1 1-2 years and I’m enjoying every single day working with this fantastic team, with these fantastic players, with this staff around.
“Now we are building this club also for the future. This is what we want to do.”
Liverpool travels to Galatasaray on Tuesday and Bayern Munich is away to Atalanta.
Atletico Madrid hosts a Tottenham team that is fighting to avoid relegation from the Premier League.