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Co się dzisiaj działo? #66 7.3.2022

Krykiet, mecz testowy, dzień 4

Pakistan(476/4d, Azhar Ali 185, Nauman Ali 4/107)- Australia(449/7, Usman Khawaja 97, Marnus Labuschagne 1/53)

ICC Puchar Świata Kobiet: Nowa Zelandia (144/1, Suzie Bates 79*, Amy Satterthwaite 3/25) pokonała Bangladesz (140/8, Fargana Hoque 52, Salma Khatun 1/34) 9 wicketami

Paryż-Nicea, 2 etap:

85. Łukasz Wiśniowski (105 w generalce)

Mistrzostwa Świata w hokeju, dywizja IV:

Malezja-Iran 7:3

Kirgistan-Singapur 15:0 (Kirgistan awansuje do wyższej dywizji)

Tirreno-Adriatico, 1 etap:

23. Maciej Bodnar

106. Rafał Majka

Ektraklasa: Legia-Śląsk 1:0

Alpe Adria Cup, ćwierćfinał: Zepter Vienna-MKS Dąbrowa Górnicza 83:76

Turniej WTA w Indian Wells: Magdalena Fręch-Alycia Parks 6:2 6:3

Igrzyska Paraolimpijskie w Pekinie, dzień 2

paranarciarstwo klasyczne, biegi długie

mężczyzn stojąc

1. Taiki Kawayoke (JPN)

2. Cai Jiayun (CHN)

3. Qui Mingyang (CHN)

5. Witold Skupień

mężczyzn z przewodnikiem

1. Brian McKeever/(p)R Kennedy (CAN)

2. Jake Adicoff/(p)S Wood (USA)

3. Zebastian Modin/(p)E Joensson Haag (SWE)

10. Piotr Garbowski/(p)Jakub Twardowski

paranarciarstwo alpejskie, superkombinacja

mężczyzn siedząc

1. Jesper Pedersen (NOR)

2. Jeroen Kampschreur (NL)

3. Niels de Langen (NL)

Igor Sikorski nie ukończył supergigantu

curling na wózkach:

Łotwa-Estonia 5:6

Szwajcaria-Wielka Brytania 1:15

USA-Kanada 4:7

Korea Południowa-Chiny 4:9

Łotwa-Szwecja 9:7

Norwegia-Estonia 3:8

Chiny-Szwajcaria 7:4

Wielka Brytania-Słowacja 3:7

Szwecja-Kanada 6:3

USA-Norwegia 6:5

Pozostałe konkurencje medalowe

paranarciarstwo alpejskie, superkombinacja

kobiet z przewodnikiem

1. Henrieta Farkasova/(p)Michal Cerven (SVK)

2. Zhu Daqing/(p)Hanhan Yan (CHN)

3. Menna Fitzpatrick/(p)Gary Smith (GBR)

kobiet stojąc

1. Ebba Arsjo (SWE)

2. Zhang Mengqiu (CHN)

3. Alana Ramsay (CAN)

kobiet siedząc

1. Anna-Lena Forster (GER)

2. Momoka Muraoka (JPN)

3. Liu Sitong (CHN)

mężczyzn z przewodnikiem

1. Giacomo Bertagnoli/(p)Andrea Ravelli (ITA)

2. Johannes Aigner/(p)Matteo Fleischmann (AUT)

3. Neil Simpson/(p)Andrew Simpson (GBR)

mężczyzn stojąc

1. Arthur Bauchet (FRA)

2. Santeri Kiiveri (FIN)

3. Adam Hall (NZL)

paranarciarstwo klasyczne, biegi długie

kobiet stojąc

1. Natalie Wilkie (CAN)

2. Sydney Peterson (USA)

3. Brittany Hudak (CAN)

kobiet z przewodnikiem

1. Oksana Shyshkova/(p)Andriy Marchenko (UKR)

2. Linn Kazmaier/(p)Florian Baumann (GER)

3. Leonie Maria Walter/(p)Pirmin Strecker (GER)

para snowboard, snowcross

kobiet SB-LL2

1. Cecile Hernandez (FRA)

2. Lisa DeJong (CAN)

3. Brenna Huckaby (USA)

mężczyzn SB-UL

1. Ji Lijia (CHN)

2. Wang Pengyao (CHN)

3. Zhu Yongyang (CHN)

mężczyzn SB-LL1

1. Tyler Turner (CAN)

2. Mike Schultz (USA)

3. Wu Zhongwei (CHN)

mężczyzn SB-LL2

1. Matti Suur-Hamari (FIN)

2. Garrett Geros (USA)

3. Ben Tudhope (AUS)

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pixeo · 2 years

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The Zaheq Sand Dunes on the south coast of Socotra Island are formed by constant winds that push the sand into soaring dunes with stunning views overlooking the Arabian Sea. You can hike for quite a distance and only see white sand dunes rolling all around you. Photo by Andrew Svk Explore this and 50,000+ other photo spots in the free #PIXEO App for iOS. . . . . . #bucketlist #justgoshoot #traveltheworldwithme #ilovetravelling #landscapephotography #landscape_captures#landscape_lovers #EarthVisuals #beautifulplaces #landscapelovers #welivetoexplore #awesome_earthpix#landscapehunter #landscapelover #wanderlust #longexpo #lazyshutters #slowshutter #longexposurephotography#purplesky #sunrise #ArabianSea #yemen #middleeast #sanddunes #exploremore #offthebeatenpath #optoutside#getoutside — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/3Kxpct1

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dee2822 · 3 years

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Winter is

Photo by Andrew Svk on Unsplash in the air as I stand out in the field, loving this place I call home. Even though winters here are brutal, I wouldn’t want to be anywhere else. I know everything about this place and all that there is to see and feel and experience, but each season always brings me something new to see and feel and remember. Written By: Deirdre Stokes Copyrighted ©️ 2021 By…

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#fields #Home #poetry #snow #weather #winter #words

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peacehopeandrats · 3 years

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NaNoWriMo Prompt

Have an image today.

Photo by Andrew Svk on Unsplash

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denissandstephane · 7 years

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My favourites from the ladies SP from the JGP in Salzburg, Austria: All ladies were great to watch, these are just the programs I enjoyed the most.

Anastasia Tarakanova (RUS, 66.68, 1) Eunsoo Lim (KOR, 64.79, 2) Mako Yamashita (JPN, 64.49, 3) Starr Andrews (USA, 59.93, 4) Moa Iwano (JPN, 53.94, 7) Loena Hendrickx (BEL, 51.77, 8) Silvia Hugec (SVK, 46.49, 11) Michaela-Lucie Hanzlikova (CZE, 43.45, 15)

#jgp austria 2017 #jgp 2017 #junior grand prix #figure skating #lui

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[1] Andy Murray [GBR] vs Illya Marchenko [UKR]

Andrey Rublev vs Yen-Hsun Lu [TPE]

Alex De Minaur [AUS] vs Gerald Melzer [AUT]

Quentin Halys [FRA] vs [31] Sam Querrey [USA]

[19] John Isner [USA] vs Konstantin Kravchuk [RUS]

Guillermo Garcia-Lopez [ESP] vs Mischa Zverev [GER]

Malek Jaziri [TUN] vs Go Soeda

Alexander Bublik vs [16] Lucas Pouille [FRA]

[10] Tomas Berdych [CZE] vs Luca Vanni

Ryan Harrison [USA] vs Nicolas Mahut [FRA]

Bjorn Fratangelo vs Noah Rubin

Jurgen Melzer vs [17] Roger Federer [SUI]

[26] Albert Ramos-Vinolas [ESP] vs Lukas Lacko

Marcel Granollers [ESP] vs Dudi Sela [ISR]

Nicolas Almagro [ESP] vs Jeremy Chardy [FRA]

Andrey Kuznetsov [RUS] vs [5] Kei Nishikori [JPN]

[4] Stan Wawrinka [SUI] vs Martin Klizan [SVK]

Federico Delbonis [ARG] vs Steve Johnson [USA]

James Duckworth [AUS] vs Paolo Lorenzi [ITA]

Damir Dzumhur [BIH] vs [29] Viktor Troicki [SRB]

[22] Pablo Cuevas [URU] vs Diego Schwartzman [ARG]

Steve Darcis [BEL] vs Sam Groth [AUS]

Paul-Henri Mathieu [FRA] vs Andreas Seppi [ITA]

Gastao Elias [POR] vs [14] Nick Kyrgios [AUS]

[12] Jo-Wilfried Tsonga [FRA] vs Thiago Monteiro [BRA]

Dusan Lajovic [SRB] vs Stephane Robert [FRA]

Karen Khachanov [RUS] vs Adrian Mannarino [FRA]

Pierre-Hugues Herbert [FRA] vs [23] Jack Sock [USA]

[27] Bernard Tomic [AUS] vs Thomaz Bellucci [BRA]

Victor Estrella Burgos [DOM] vs Aljaz Bedene [GBR]

Facundo Bagnis [ARG] vs Daniel Evans [GBR]

Jerzy Janowicz [POL] vs [7] Marin Cilic [CRO]

[6] Gael Monfils [FRA] vs Jiri Vesely [CZE]

Alexandr Dolgopolov [UKR] vs Borna Coric [CRO]

Thomas Fabbiano vs Donald Young [USA]

Nikoloz Basilashvili [GEO] vs [32] Philipp Kohlschreiber [GER]

[24] Alexander Zverev [GER] vs Robin Haase [NED]

Frances Tiafoe vs Mikhail Kukushkin [KAZ]

Mikhail Youzhny [RUS] vs Marcos Baghdatis [CYP]

Florian Mayer [GER] vs [9] Rafael Nadal [ESP]

[13] Roberto Bautista Agut [ESP] vs Guido Pella [ARG]

Yoshihito Nishioka [JPN] vs Alex Bolt

Daniil Medvedev [RUS] vs Ernesto Escobedo

Omar Jasika [AUS] vs [21] David Ferrer [ESP]

[25] Gilles Simon [FRA] vs Michael Mmoh [USA]

Jared Donaldson [USA] vs Rogerio Dutra Silva [BRA]

Gilles Muller [LUX] vs Taylor Fritz [USA]

Dustin Brown [GER] vs [3] Milos Raonic [CAN]

[8] Dominic Thiem [AUT] vs Jan-Lennard Struff [GER]

Jordan Thompson [AUS] vs Joao Sousa [POR]

Tommy Haas [GER] vs Benoit Paire [FRA]

Fabio Fognini [ITA] vs [28] Feliciano Lopez [ESP]

[20] Ivo Karlovic [CRO] vs Horacio Zeballos [ARG]

Adam Pavlasek [CZE] vs Andrew Whittington [AUS]

Dmitry Tursunov [RUS] vs Radek Stephanek

Reilly Opelka vs [11] David Goffin [BEL]

[15] Grigor Dimitrov [BUL] vs Christopher O’Connell [AUS]

Hyeon Chung [KOR] vs Renzo Olivo [ARG]

Radu Albot [MDA] vs Carlos Berlocq [ARG]

Blake Mott vs [18] Richard Gasquet [FRA]

[30] Pablo Carreno Busta [ESP] vs Peter Polansky

Kyle Edmund [GBR] vs Santiago Giraldo [COL]

Denis Istomin [UZB] vs Ivan Doding

Fernando Verdasco [ESP] vs [2] Novak Djokovic [SRB]

#australian open #2017 #maindraw #draw #men #man #singles #nole-djokovic #slam #melbourne

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365footballorg-blog · 6 years

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MLS players named to 2018 FIFA World Cup squads

May 14, 20181:30AM EDT

LAFC right back Omar Gaber and Orlando City center back Amro Tarek have made the cut for Egypt’s 29-man FIFA World Cup provisional squad announced Monday.

Egypt national team head coach Hector Cuper will select his final 23-man World Cup roster from this group. While provisional rosters are due to FIFA on May 14, participating teams have until June 4 to finalize their final 23-man squads for the tournament. The 2018 World Cup kicks off on June 14 and Egypt play in Group A against Russia, Saudi Arabia and Uruguay.

Both Gaber and Tarek were involved in MLS Week 11 action on Sunday and both went the full 90 minutes. Gaber featured at right back for LAFC in their 2-2 home draw against NYCFC. Meanwhile, Tarek and Orlando City were on the losing end of a 2-1 result against rivals Atlanta United FC.

Seattle Sounders center back Kim Kee-hee was not named to Korea Republic’s provisional roster.

Among other squad news, former NY Red Bulls forward Tim Cahill was included in Australia’s 32-man list announced back on May 6.

2018 FIFA World Cup Provisional Rosters:

Group A: Egypt, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Uruguay Group B: Iran, Morocco, Portugal, Spain Group C: Australia, Denmark, France, Peru Group D: Argentina, Croatia, Iceland, Nigeria Group E: Brazil, Costa Rica, Serbia, Switzerland Group F: Germany, Korea Republic, Mexico, Sweden Group G: Belgium, England, Panama, Tunisia Group H: Colombia, Japan, Poland, Senegal

MLS players on 2018 FIFA World Cup squads:

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Atlanta United FC

Player/Position Country Dates Miguel Almiron (M) PAR Mar. 27 at USA Andrew Carleton (F) USA U-20 March camp Chris Goslin (M) USA U-20 March camp Darlington Nagbe (M) USA Mar. 27 vs. PAR Romario Williams (F) JAM Mar. 25 vs. ATG (56 min)

Chicago Fire

Player/Position Country Dates Nemanja Nikolic (F) HUN Mar. 23 vs. KAZ (76 min); Mar. 27 vs. SCO (7 min) Matt Polster (D) USA Jan. 28 vs. BIH Brandon Vincent (D) USA Jan. 28 vs. BIH

Colorado Rapids

Player/Position Country Dates Marlon Hairston (M) USA Jan. 28 vs. BIH

Columbus Crew SC

Player/Position Country Dates Zack Steffen (GK) USA Jan. 28 vs. BIH; Mar. 27 vs. PAR Wil Trapp (M) USA Jan. 28 vs. BIH; Mar. 27 vs. PAR Gyasi Zardes (F) USA Jan. 28 vs. BIH

D.C. United

Player/Position Country Dates Paul Arriola (M) USA Jan. 28 vs. BIH Russell Canouse (M) USA Jan. 28 vs. BIH Oniel Fisher (D) JAM Jan. 30 at KOR; Mar. 25 vs. ATG (90 min) Ian Harkes (M) USA Jan. 28 vs. BIH Dane Kelly (F) JAM Jan. 30 at KOR; Mar. 25 vs. ATG (87 min) Ulises Segura (M) CRC Mar. 23 vs. SCO (DNP); Mar. 27 vs. TUN (33 min) Zoltan Stieber (M) HUN Mar. 23 vs. KAZ (DNP); Mar. 27 vs. SCO (DNP) Bruno Miranda (F) BOL Mar. 22 at CUW (78 min); Mar. 26 at CUW (25 min)

FC Dallas

Player/Position Country Dates Tesho Akindele (F) CAN Mar. 24 vs. NZL (20 min)

Houston Dynamo

Player/Position Country Dates Adolfo Machado (D) PAN Mar. 22 vs. DEN (90 min); Mar. 27 vs. SUI (90 min)

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Player/Position Country Latest Omar Gaber (D/M) Egypt Named to 29-man provisional roster on May 14

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LA Galaxy

Player/Position Country Dates Giovani dos Santos (F) MEX Jan. 31 vs. BIH Jonathan dos Santos (M) MEX Jan. 31 vs. BIH Ola Kamara (F) NOR Mar. 23 vs. AUS (90 min); Mar. 26 at ALB (DNP) Emrah Klimenta (D) MNE Mar. 23 at CYP; Mar. 27 vs. TUR

Minnesota United FC

Player/Position Country Dates Michael Boxall (D) NZL Mar. 24 vs. CAN (90 min) Francisco Calvo (D) CRC Mar. 23 at SCO (12 min); Mar. 27 vs. TUN (90 min) Christian Ramirez (F) USA Jan. 28 vs. BIH Rasmus Schuller (M) FIN Mar. 23 vs. MKD (90 min); Mar. 26 vs. MLT (DNP)

Montreal Impact

Player/Position Country Dates David Choiniere (M) CAN U-23 January camp Raheem Edwards (M) CAN Mar. 24 vs. NZL (15 min) Thomas Meilleur-Giguere (D) CAN U-23 January camp James Pantemis (GK) CAN U-23 January camp Michael Petrasso (D) CAN Mar. 24 vs. NZL (45 min) Samuel Piette (M) CAN Mar. 24 vs. NZL (90 min) Shamit Shome (M) CAN U-23 January camp Saphir Taider (M) ALG Mar. 22 vs. TAN (DNP); Mar. 27 vs. IRN (DNP)

New England Revolution

Player/Position Country Dates Juan Agudelo (F) USA Jan. 28 vs. BIH Cody Cropper (GK) USA Jan. 28 vs. BIH Krisztian Nemeth (F) HUN Mar. 23 vs. KAZ (45 min); Mar. 27 vs. SCO (32 min) Kelyn Rowe (M) USA Jan. 28 vs. BIH

New York City FC

Player/Position Country Dates Ronald Matarrita (D) CRC Mar. 23 at SCO (DNP); Mar. 27 vs. TUN (DNP) Alexander Ring (M) FIN Mar. 23 vs. MKD (DNP); Mar. 26 vs. MLT (DNP) Rodney Wallace (M) CRC Mar. 23 at SCO (26 min); Mar. 27 vs. TUN (DNP)

New York Red Bulls

Player/Position Country Dates Tyler Adams (M) USA Jan. 28 vs. BIH; Mar. 27 vs. PAR Fidel Escobar (D) PAN Mar. 22 vs. DEN (90 min); Mar. 27 vs. SUI (DNP) Kemar Lawrence (D) JAM Jan. 30 at KOR; Mar. 25 vs. ATG (90 min) Michael Murillo (F) PAN Mar. 22 vs. DEN (90 min); Mar. 27 vs. SUI (45 min) Tim Parker (D) USA Jan. 28 vs. BIH

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Orlando City SC

Player/Position Country Latest Amro Tarek (D) Egypt Named to 29-man provisional roster on May 14

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Philadelphia Union

Player/Position Country Dates Andre Blake (GK) JAM Mar. 25 vs. ATG (90 min) Mark McKenzie (D) USA U-20 March camp Haris Medunjanin (M) BIH Jan. 28 at USA; Jan. 31 at MEX; Mar. 23 vs. BUL (45 min); Mar. 27 vs. SEN (30 min) Matthew Real (D) USA U-20 March camp CJ Sapong (F) USA Jan. 28 vs. BIH

Portland Timbers

Player/Position Country Dates David Guzman (M) CRC Mar. 23 at SCO (56 min); Mar. 27 vs. TUN (DNP) Andy Polo (M) PER Mar. 23 vs. CRO (DNP); Mar. 27 vs. ISL

Real Salt Lake

Player/Position Country Dates Danny Acosta (D) USA Jan. 28 vs. BIH Justen Glad (D) USA Jan. 28 vs. BIH Brooks Lennon (M) USA Jan. 28 vs. BIH Albert Rusnak (M) SVK Mar. 22 vs. UAE (90 min); Mar. 25 vs. THA (82 min)

San Jose Earthquakes

Player/Position Country Dates Harold Cummings (D) PAN Mar. 22 vs. DEN (DNP); Mar. 27 vs. SUI (90 min) Anibal Godoy (M) PAN Mar. 22 vs. DEN (90 min); Mar. 27 vs. SUI (90 min) Nick Lima (D) USA Jan. 28 vs. BIH Vako (M) GEO Mar. 24 vs. LTU (83 min); Mar. 27 vs. EST (90 min)

Seattle Sounders

Player/Position Country Dates Jordy Delem (M) MTQ Mar. 24 vs. TRI (23 min) Jordan Morris (F) USA Jan. 28 vs. BIH Cristian Roldan (M) USA Jan. 28 vs. BIH; Mar. 27 vs. PAR Gustav Svensson (M) SWE Mar. 24 vs. CHI; Mar. 27 at ROU Roman Torres (D) PAN Mar. 22 vs. DEN (DNP); Mar. 27 vs. SUI (90 min)

Sporting KC

Player/Position Country Dates Ike Opara (D) USA Jan. 28 vs. BIH Daniel Salloi (F) HUN U-21 Jan. 28 vs. BIH; MAR 22 vs. CYP; MAR 26 at BEL

Toronto FC

Player/Position Country Dates Alex Bono (GK) USA Jan. 28 vs. BIH; Mar. 27 vs. PAR Jay Chapman (M) CAN Mar. 24 vs. NZL (DNP) Marky Delgado (M) USA Jan. 28 vs. BIH; Mar. 27 vs. PAR Ashtone Morgan (D) CAN Mar. 24 vs. NZL (59 min) Justin Morrow (D) USA Jan. 28 vs. BIH Jonathan Osorio (M) CAN Mar. 24 vs. NZL (90 min) Tosaint Ricketts (F) CAN Mar. 24 vs. NZL (70 min)

Vancouver Whitecaps

Player/Position Country Dates Kendall Waston (D) CRC Mar. 23 at SCO (DNP); Mar. 27 vs. TUN (90 min)

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Co się dzisiaj działo? #65 6.3.2022

NCAA: Baylor Bears-Iowa State Cyclones 75:68 (Jeremy Sochan 12 punktów, 6 zbiórek, 2 przechwyty, blok)

Krykiet, mecze testowe, dzień 3

Indie(574/8d, Ravindra Jadeja 175*, Ravindra Jadeja 5/41 & 4/46) pokonały Sri Lankę (174 & 178, Pathum Nissanka 61* & Niroshan Dickwella 51*, Suranga Lakmal 2/90) inningsem i 222 runami

Pakistan(476/4d, Azhar Ali 185, Nauman Ali 1/49)- Australia(271/2, Usman Khawaja 97, Marnus Labuschagne 1/53)

ICC Puchar Świata Kobiet

Indie (244/7, Pooja Vastrakar 67, Rajeshwari Gayakwad 4/31) pokonały Pakistan(137, Sidra Ameen 30, Nashra Sandhu 2/36) 107 runami

ICC World Cricket League 2: Namibia (226, Gerhard Erasmus 121*, Tangeni Lungameni 2/14) pokonała Oman (116, Khawar Ali 43, Bilal Khan 4/42) 110 runami

Puchar Świata w narciarstwie alpejskim, slalom gigant w Lenzerheide: 16. Maryna Gąsienica-Daniel

Ewinner 2 liga: KKS Kalisz-Radunia Stężyca 2:0

Ekstraliga Rugby: Arka Gdynia-Juvenia Kraków 27:8

Magical Kenya Open, 4 runda: 61. Adrian Meronk

Mangaung Open, 4 runda: 33. Marcin Gradecki

Mistrzostwa Świata w hokeju, dywizja IV: Iran-Kuwejt 9:2

Plusliga: Skra Bełchatów-Trefl Gdańsk 3:2

Fortuna 1 liga: Arka Gdynia-Górnik Polkowice 2:0

Campionato Sammarinese:

Cailungo-La Fiorita 0:2

Tre Fiori-Cosmos 0:0

Puchar Świata w skokach, konkursy w Oslo

kwalifikacje mężczyzn

9. Piotr Żyła

16. Paweł Wąsek

30. Dawid Kubacki

31. Jakub Wolny

45. Kamil Stoch

49. Kacper Juroszek

konkurs mężczyzn

15. Kamil Stoch

18. Piotr Żyła

18. Paweł Wąsek

26. Jakub Wolny

33. Dawid Kubacki

35. Kacper Juroszek

Puchar Świata w Biathlonie, bieg pościgowy kobiet w Kontiolahti:

36. Monika Hojnisz-Staręga

52. Anna Mąka

Paryż-Nicea, 1 etap:

109. Łukasz Wiśniowski

Futsal Ekstraklasa: Rekord Bielsko Biała-Team Lębork 7:2

Ektraklasa:

Wisła Płock-Górnik Łęczna 3:1

Górnik Zabrze-Cracovia 3:0

Lech-Raków 0:1

Premier League: City-United 4:1

PGNIG Superliga: Wybrzeże Gdańsk-Górnik Zabrze 25:24

PDC UK Open

7 runda

Keane Barry-James Wade 10:4

Sebastian Białecki-William O'Connor 9:10

Danny Noppert-Damon Heta 10:5

Michael Smith-Gerwyn Price 10:7

półfinały

Keane Barry-Michael Smith 6:11

William O'Connor-Danny Noppert 9:11

finał

Michael Smith-Danny Noppert 10:11

Igrzyska Paraolimpijskie w Pekinie, dzień 2

Paranarciarstwo alpejskie, super giganty

mężczyzn siedząc

1. Jesper Pedersen (NOR)

2. Corey Peters (NZL)

3. Taiki Morii (JPN)

Igor Sikorski nie ukończył przejazdu

parasnowboard, kwalifikacje do snowcrossu LL2

Wojciech Taraba nie awansował do finału

parahokej:

Korea Południowa-USA 1:9

Włochy-Słowacja 2:1 po karnych

Chiny-Czechy 5:2

curling na wózkach:

Chiny-Szwecja 1:5

Słowacja-Norwegia 3:9

Kanada-Łotwa 10:3

Estonia-USA 6:9

Szwajcaria-Korea Południowa 8:7

Estonia-Chiny 3:9

Korea Południowa-Norwegia 9:4

Słowacja-Łotwa 4:8

pozostałe konkurencje medalowe

Paranarciarstwo alpejskie, super giganty

kobiet z przewodnikiem

1. Alexandra Rexova/(p)Eva Trajcikova (SVK)

2. Menna Fitzpatrick/(p)Gary Smith (GBR)

3. Zhu Daqing/(p) Yan Hanhan (CHN)

kobiet stojąc

1. Zhang Mengqiu (CHN)

2. Marie Bochet (FRA)

3. Alana Ramsay (CAN)

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3. Andre Guimond (CAN)

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3. Johannes Aigner/(p)Matteo Fleischmann (AUT)

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2. Mao Zhongwu (CHN)

3. Collin Cameron (CAN)

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2. Oksana Masters (USA)

3. Li Panpan (CHN)

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The Open 2019 preview: Rory McIlroy factor, big crowds and bad weather

How the hell do you follow that sporting Sunday? The unenviable task of taking up the slack in this breathless summer has fallen to the Open . Perhaps it is good that the 148th edition happens to be one of the most anticipated at the time.

In the next four days, in front of the largest crowd for every Open staged outside St Andrews, the best event in the game, heralds a new chapter with the introduction of a beautiful shade of green.

Scotland will always be the home of golf, but there is passion, respect and sheer exuberance for the game in Ireland, north and south, which is completely intoxicating. We all know the reasons why it has not been staged here in the north for 68 years, but it is a serious injustice that has now been blessedly made good.

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The first ball has not yet been hit, but the R & A are already planning the sequel. & # 39; Many more Opens in Portrush for the coming years & # 39 ;, Martin Slumbers, the director of R & A, radiated. & # 39;

From the moment the local boy with the misty eyes Darren Clarke the & # 39; I don't think we've ever been to a location before & gets

With some majors, such as the US PGA championship in May, it won't happen. , you could see the winner from a reasonable distance.

Adding the classic Open flavors of happiness and unpredictability is the fact that we are promised all kinds of weather conditions in the coming four days, from sometimes strengthening breezes to vicious showers and, yes

If the weather forecast for Thursday turns out to be accurate, it doesn't sound good news for Rory McIlroy and his home army of followers, with the wind to be picked up shortly after the pick up. start of his round. But it's just a prediction.

Rory McIlroy receives a lot of support from his army of fans in his native Northern Ireland "

Rory McIlroy receives a lot of support from his army of fans in his native Northern Ireland

[Portwest] is usually a job where long riders may deploy the driver no more than two or three times, but this year the fairways are green instead of brown and the muscle people may be tempted to shoulder their shoulders more than the norm In recent majors, the Americans have established a pattern of domination that has quickly reached the unprecedented stage since Europe became a power with the arrival of Seve Ballesteros in the late 1970s.

Nine of the last 10 majors have fallen to US golfers and while the Open is the one where they have been the least successful. t, they would certainly be pleased with the continuation of the winners trend over the past six years – in turn, these come from America, Europe, America, Europe, America, Europe.

If this continues, they will complete the first clean flight of all four majors by Americans in the same season since 1982.

Leading the American challenge is of course the man who did a lot of damage – Brooks Koepka, with his 1-2-1-2 run in the last four have played majors and four wins from the last nine.

nine majors he played in

Sir Nick Faldo has declared that we are the Koepka have entered, but he will have to do something about his mediocre Open record before he is considered the complete golfer.

Koepka led after the first round in 2017, but he has reached the age of 29 without a single top five finish.

If the run continues, he will be able to discover if he is in the right place.

After all the excitement of the first major, what the total had been is a total anti-climax for the man who won the Masters. It is nevertheless a consolation to enter the season. Last major knows that it will still be a great year, regardless of the outcome. Winning a green jacket does that for a man.

THREE TO WIN

Gone about his company, as always, without fuss or fanfare. Brooks Koepka

Mediocre Open record with not one top five finish – but one of the few golfers who has completed one of the few golfers to complete a successful golfer. How can you tolerate a man who has gone 1-2-1-2 in the last four majors? 19459002

Xander Schauffele

The type of golfer that Opens wins. Under the radar, straight off the T-piece, uniform temperament – and an embankment of a good putter

THREE EVERY ROAD BETS

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Eddie Pepperell

Nothing to shout from the rooftops on his recent record,

Flush it on the range on Wednesday and in its element when it is on a link. If not the captain of Ryder Cup next year (Padraig Harrington), why not the one (19459002)

Lee Westwood

? There is a chance that at least one of them will go well.

Who is the European who can break the trend? Of the two most obvious suspects, there is a terrible weight on Rory & # 39; s shoulders, while Justin Rose did not sound like a man convinced that he had his Openings good in this year of change in the majors.

Jon Rahm hardly had any confidence anymore and had just won an Irish Open two years after collecting another one later in Portstewart. This should also be a fertile area for artists such as Tommy Fleetwood, Danny Willett and Eddie Pepperell.

These were lean times for golfers from outside Europe and America when it comes to winning majors. , but the two sweet swingers, Adam Scott from Australia and the South African Louis Oosthuizen will be the silent imagination of many.

At 6:30 am on Thursdays at every Open you see the small grandstand at the first about half – full and a few friends and relatives of the players involved moved along the channel. With this, you just know that it will be radically different for the great moment of Clarke, and the start of a whole new ball game for the oldest event in golf.

No promises with a finish like the cricket or tennis last Sunday But this Open holds the promise of the unforgettable.

6.57: A Sullivan, C Bezuidenhout (SA), A Levy (F ).

6.46: E Grillo (Arg), Sung Kang (Kor), * T Thurloway. ] S (S), R Langasque (F), * M Schmid (G),

7.30: P Harrington, M Fitzpatrick, A Putnam (USA)

7.41: B Watson (US), E Pepperell, R Cabrera Bello: P Mickelson (US), S Lowry, B Grace (SA).

8.03: A Noren (Swe), M Lorenzo-Vera (F), S Locke. Simpson (USA), S Garcia (Sp), CT Pan (Tpe). 8.25: R Palmer (USA), A Pavan (It), D Frittelli (SA).

: K Stanley (US), R MacIntyre, Johnston.

8.47: M Korhonen (Fin), O Wilson, * C Knipes.

9.14: H Stenson (Swe), X Schauffele (US), McDowell G.

9.03: I Poulter, Sunjae Im (Kor), K Aphibarnrat (Tha). 9.25: Li Haotong (Chn), R Knox, B Wiesberger (Au).

9.36: J Kokrak (USA), C Syme, A Connelly (Can). Johnson (USA), D Duval (USA), C Conners (Can).

9.58: F Molinari (It), A Scott (A), B DeChambeau: R McIlroy, P Casey, G Woodland (USA)

10.20: H Matsuyama (Jpn), R Fowler (USA), K Kisner (USA)

10.31: J Furyk (19459005)

10.43: S-list (USA), A Bjork (Swe), P Waring. J Meyer, M Lashley (USA), B Hebert (Fra)

11.04: M Horikawa (Jpn), C Shinkwin, G Porteous

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11.46: T Lehman (USA), J Niemann (Chl), MA Jimenez (19459002) 12.09pm: S Cink (A), CA (C) ( C) (C) (19459002)

11.58: J Dahmen US Arnaus Sp.

12.20: E Van Rooyen (SA), K Kitayama (USA), J McLeod (A), R Sabbatini (Svk), Innchoon Hwang

12.53: T (a), T Hatton, K Mitchell (USA), T Pieters (Bel), R Fox (NZ), S Norris (SA), Dongkyu Jang Fleetwood, J Thomas (USA), T Olesen (Den)

1.04: B Koepka (USA), L Oosthuizen (SA), S Sharma (19459002) 1.37: J Spieth (USA), M Leishman (A), D Willett

1.37: C Smith (USA), A Wise ( USA), J Janewattananond (Tha) A, A Hadwin (Can), D Lipsky (USA)

1.48: P Lawrie, C Reavie (USA), J Harding (SA).

2.15: L Glover (US), J Luiten (Hol), N Bertasio (It).

2.04: * T Kanaya (Jpn), T Lewis, B Stone

2.37: B Snedeker (US), L Westwood, B Harman (US).

2.19: E Els (SA), JB Holmes (US), A Ancer (Mex). 2.59: D Johnson (US), J Day (A), K Bradley (US)

2.48: T Finau (US), L Bjerregaard (Den), J Rose. 3.21: J Rahm (Sp), M Kuchar (US), P Cantlay (US).

3.10: T Woods (US), M Wallace, P Reed (US)

3.43: to Otaegui (Sp), Y Ikeda (Jpn), I Benitez (Mex).

3.32: K Streelman (US), D Redman (US), R Rock.

4.05: Y Fujimoto (Jpn), Doyeob Mun (Kor), A Wilson

GB and Ireland, unless otherwise stated.

All times BST –

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