#colombia vs korea

[nightlocktime]

Vamoooooooos 🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴

[coachtfd]

I’m still trying to figure out how you score 2x more goals than Colombia, 8x more goals than South Korea, score the most goals in your group, concede the second fewest goals in your group…and you still don’t go through. I’ve got NOTHING. 🤯🤯🤯

[pierregaslays]

instead of going to bed before this game i had a can of red bull and now i feel sick lmfao this is what i deserve i fear

[candela888]

Same-sex marriage in 2003 vs. 2013 vs. 2023

(20 years of change)

More info below:

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2003:

Marriage : Netherlands, Belgium, British Columbia (CA), Ontario (CA)

Civil unions : France (including overseas territories), Germany, Denmark, Iceland, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Greenland, Rio Negro (AR), Ciudad de Buenos Aires (AR), California (US), New York (US), Hawaii (US), Vermont (US), Canary Islands (ES), Aragon (ES), Catalonia (ES), Andalusia (ES), Extremadura (ES), Castilla-La Mancha (ES), Castilla-Leon (ES), Madrid (ES), Valencia (ES), Asturias (ES), Basque Country (ES), Navarre (ES), Balearics (ES), Quebec (CA), Alberta (CA), Manitoba (CA), Nova Scotia (CA), Geneva (CH), Zurich (CH), Portugal.

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2013:

Marriage : Netherlands, Belgium, Canada, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, South Africa, Spain, Portugal, France (including overseas territories), Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Iceland, New Zealand, Washington (US), California (US), New Mexico (US), Minnesota (US), Iowa (US), Maryland (US), DC (US), New Jersey (US), Delaware (US), New York (US), Connecticut (US), Rhode Island (US), Vermont (US), Massachusetts (US), New Hampshire (US), Maine (US), Hawaii (US), Mexico City (MX), Quintana Roo (MX).

Civil unions : Greenland, Colombia, Ecuador, Merida (VZ), United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, Czech Republic, Austria, Finland, Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein, Australia

Recognizes marriages performed abroad : All 32 Mexican states and Israel

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2023:

Marriage : Netherlands (including overseas territories), Belgium, United States, Canada, Mexico, Costa Rica, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Colombia, US Virgin Islands, Ecuador, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Malvinas/Falklands, France (including overseas territories), Spain, Portugal, Andorra, Germany, Slovenia, Switzerland, Austria, Malta, Guernsey, Jersey, United Kingdom, Isle of Man, Ireland, Gibraltar, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, Greenland, Luxembourg, Faroe Islands, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Taiwan, Northern Mariana Islands, Guam, St. Helena, Pitcairn Islands, Gibraltar.

Civil unions : Bolivia, Italy, Cayman Islands, Bermuda, Aruba, Curaçao, Czech Republic, Hungary, Croatia, Montenegro, Greece, Cyprus, Estonia, Liechtenstein 

Recognizes marriages performed abroad : Namibia, Israel, Nepal, American Samoa

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Future :

Same-sex marriage is under consideration by the legislature or the courts in Aruba, Curaçao, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Greece, India, Japan, Liechtenstein, Namibia, the Navajo Nation, Nepal, Thailand, and Venezuela, and all countries bound by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR), which includes Barbados, Bolivia, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, and Suriname.

Civil unions are being considered in a number of countries, including Lithuania, Peru, the Philippines, South Korea, Ukraine, China, Hong Kong, Japan, Latvia, Panama, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Thailand, and Venezuela.

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[jcamilov06]

Colombia 🇨🇴 vs. South Korea 🇰🇷 | Group H | 2023 FIFA Women World Cup

Catalina Usme 30' (P) ⚽

Linda Caicedo 39' ⚽

[that-soccer-guru]

HELLO THE 3 STRAGGLERS THAT ARE PROBABLY SEEING MY POSTS STILL, I HAVE MISSED THOU!

Happy world cup month, it is time for the biggest stage of the game and time for be to drop my obnoxious predictions that no one asked for but I'm gonna give anyways!

Here are my group predictions and notes

GROUP A:

I think Norway is gonna make a comeback and come in at #2 behind local New Zealand. The Swiss are great if they can rise to the occasion, and the Philippines has a great young core. They'll give us some very fun games going forward.

A1: New Zealand, A2: Norway.

GROUP B:

Honestly I think this is one of the TIGHTEST groups of this cup. With a fight down to the end I think it'll come down to goals and Fairplay. Depending on the result of Day 1 Canada vs Nigeria my picks are switching depending on the light with which I look at the table. SO.

B1: Australia (2W, 1D), B2: Nigeria (2D, 1W, Goal difference leaving Canada behind by ONE goal in a total group heartbreaker)

Group C:

Despite the big players refusing to play I think Spain has it in the tank for a great cup. If the Ticas can show some discipline they might surprise, but they're up against the TITANS of discipline so.

C1: Spain, C2: Japan

Group D:

Euro winners have one hell of a team. No notes for them today, second place is what is up for grabs. Haiti is always a dark horse pick but I think mettle and the money for great player health and conditioning will draw this one out so.

D1: England, D2: Denmark.

Group E:

One hell of a group here. Without Viv Midema the Netherlands is missing that finishing punch, but if they can bank on winning their other 2 games and forcing a draw or a one goal win with the US, they can go for first. Portugal is good but they have a lot of youth to adjust to the big stage. Vietnam has a delightful proposal and they play some very fun futbol, but they had the unfortunate luck of drawing 2 titans of the women's game.

E1: USA, E2: Netherlands

Group F:

The elderly stateswomen meet the bright eyed newcomers. Brazil is the titan of South America but they've proven to be way too rigid in their team selection. France is shaking off the cobwebs of a shit coach to see how far they can take it this time. Jamaica and Panama have everything to prove to show that 1. they belong here and 2. their federations NEED to stand in this fight with them. Despite the great teams I think this group is gonna be one of those low scoring ones where teams are making adjustments on the fly and we might get a surprise or two from some games.

F1: France, F2: Brazil (but just narrowly edging out Jamaica)

Group G:

Youth and a desire to prove that it's not only their men's team that know what's up. Argentina is pulling one hell of a legacy behind them, Italy is building a beautiful squad, South Africa comes up from fighting a war of speed and strength, Sweden has a chip on their shoulder. One hell of a group!

G1: Italy, G2: Argentina

Group H:

QUE VIVA COLOMBIA HP! An aging titan in Germany with some key injuries, a very disciplined squad that has been testing some amazing set plays and learning how to play through the lines in South Korea (but that tire out quickly), a fast and tough team that plays a fun midfield game with a solid defense in Morocco. And finally, a team composed of the women who paved the way for the youngsters, the maximum scorer in a Colombia jersey, a midfield filled with aggression and experience, a promising defense all led by the most promising young international that already took one team to a world cup final, Colombia promises a LOT to her fans. If Abadia can get his head out of his ass and learn how to make changes before exhaustion takes hold, this team can take it far!

H1: Germany, H2: Colombia

It's an amazing time to be a woso fan!

[laresearchette]

Sunday, July 30, 2023 Canadian TV Listings (Times Eastern)

WHERE CAN I FIND THOSE PREMIERES?: NAKED AND AFRAID CASTAWAYS (Discovery Canada) 8:00pm DARK WINDS (AMC Canada/Sundance) 9:00pm WHEN CALLS THE HEART (Super Channel Heart & Home) 9:00pm SURVIVE THE RAFT (Discovery Canada) 1:00am (Monday)

WHAT IS NOT PREMIERING IN CANADA TONIGHT?: AIR DISASTERS (TBD - Smithsonian) ARRANGED LOVE (TBD - E! Canada) TO KILL A STEPFATHER (TBD - Lifetime Canada)

NEW TO AMAZON PRIME CANADA/CBC GEM/CRAVE TV/DISNEY + STAR/NETFLIX CANADA:

DISNEY + STAR IMAGINE DRAGONS LIVE IN VEGAS

FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP SOCCER (TSN/TSN3/TSN4) 12:15am: Korea Republic vs. Morocco (TSN/TSN3/TSN4) 2:45am: Norway vs. Philippines (TSN2) 2:45am: Switzerland vs. New Zealand (TSN/TSN3/TSN4) 5:15am: Germany vs. Colombia

MLB BASEBALL (SN) 12:00pm: Angels vs. Jays (SN1) 2:00pm: Rays vs. Astros (SN Now) 4:00pm: Reds vs. Dodgers (SN360) 4:00pm: Red Sox vs. Giants (TSN2) 7:00pm: Yankees vs. Orioles

CFL FOOTBALL (TSN/TSN4) 7:00pm: Stamps vs. Alouettes

THE GREAT BRITISH BAKING SHOW (CBC) 7:00pm: It's Paul's favorite week in the tent, as the bakers put a global spin on pizza, roll out pain aux raisins and build an intricately layered smörgåstårta.

FARMING FOR LOVE (CTV) 7:00pm/8:00pm (TWO-PART SEASON FINALE): Farmers meet the friends and families of the daters before making a difficult decision. In Episode Two, the remaining farmers' hearts torn, as they face the most important decision of their lives.

RACE AGAINST THE TIDE (CBC) 8:30pm: Five teams remain in Group 1 of the tournament; they must travel back in time and get prehistoric if they want to make it to the next qualifying heat.

LEAGUES CUP SOCCER (TSN3) 9:00pm: Monterrey vs. Seattle

MOONSHINE (CBC) 9:00pm: As news starts to spread that Lidia is working with the enemy, she tries to do damage control to get her family onside, while the rest of the family tries desperately to stop the build.

BLACK SNOW (AMC Canada) 10:07pm (SERIES PREMIERE): When a time capsule is opened and a secret is unearthed, Detective James Cormack is put on the trail of a murderer from a 1994 case that was never solved.

HARLEY QUINN (adult swim) 11:00pm/11:30pm (SEASON PREMIERE): Harley struggles to gain respect from the Bat Family; Ivy deals with the same at the Legion of Doom. In Episode Two, Harley gets demoted and has to shadow Alfred; Ivy attends a networking event for evil businesswomen.

[anonsally]

(Women's) World Cup

I have been too busy trying not to get too behind on everything, so I haven't had time to post much lately. But I'm completely obsessed with the World Cup at the moment.

I've only been able to watch the few games that aren't in the middle of the night in my time zone, but I've been keeping up with the tournament by reading the Guardian's minute-by-minute blogs after the fact, and watching the highlights.

And it's been super exciting, with lots of big surprises!

For example, the US only barely made it to the next round, and the teams eliminated at the group stage unexpectedly include Canada (I had been very pleased to discover Christine Sinclair was still playing--she's 40!), Brazil (which is very disappointing--this was Marta's last time and she's a legend, and I love the team's style of play, plus they wear yellow), and perhaps most shockingly, Germany!

Group H was the most fun. Watching Colombia play in the group stage was exciting--they were really on fire in their first two matches (and I loved both their kits--they wear yellow as their preferred uniform, and the alternate outfit is purple shirts with astronomy designs and yellow shorts), but then they lost to Morocco, the lowest ranked team in the tournament! Morocco, despite getting thrashed by Germany in their first match, somehow managed to pull off two victories (including against Colombia), while South Korea, after losing twice, managed to hold Germany to a draw, and so both Colombia and Morocco advance to the next round! (Do yourself a favor and watch the video of the moment when Morocco, having finished their match, saw the end of the simultaneous match that would determine their fate and learned that they were going to the Round of 16. It was pandemonium. I cried!)

I was a little upset to see that of the eight games in the Round of 16, three of them feature a nation playing against their colonizers: South Africa vs. Netherlands, Morocco vs. France, and Nigeria vs. England. Ooof. Here's hoping at least one of these underdogs can win!

The teams I'm currently rooting for are:

Any non-European team that wears yellow. The ones still in the tournament as of my writing this post are: South Africa, Colombia, Jamaica, and Australia. Not sure how good any of their chances are, and Colombia will play against Jamaica in this round so only one of them can go through. But on the bright side, that means at least one yellow team will be playing in the quarterfinals!

Japan. They've been really versatile and have modified their style of play strategically to exploit their opponents' weaknesses, and they are fun to watch.

Any colonized country playing their colonizer.

I... don't really have a horse in the race for the Sweden vs. USA match. I don't think the USWNT played well at all in the group stage, and I like the idea of other teams catching up so it's more competitive, and Sweden wears yellow. But at the same time, I also do want to see the USWNT play well, so...

[andiessoccerblog]

Group Stage Update

I have been busy being a tourist in New Zealand, which is a beautiful country, and have not had time to sit down and talk through all the games happening. Groups A, B, and C have already played their last group stage games and teams have moved on to the knockout round, and other teams will do the same in the next three days. 

Group A

Group A was the wildest group by far, with each team getting at least one win. This meant that each team had the ability to advance to the knockout stage with a win in their last game. Switzerland ended up winning the group with a win and two ties, and Norway took second place with only one win and one tie. The last games were probably the least dramatic–Norway steamrolled the Philippines 6-0, and Switzerland held New Zealand to a 0-0 tie. It was a hard game to watch, as Switzerland seemed to be playing for the tie instead of a win, while New Zealand threw everything they had at the game and still came up short.

Group B

This group also had some chaos, with the marquee teams Australia and Canada both struggling, and both needing a win against the other to move on. But it wasn't the close match a lot of people expected, Australia ended up dominating 4-0, preventing Canada, the current Olympic gold-medalists, from moving out of group stage. Big Oof. Nigeria also qualified for the knockout stage, with two 0-0 ties, and a surprise win over Australia, which seems to have kicked the host country into action before their Canada game. Maybe they owe Nigeria a thank you?

Group C

This was a classic group stage–no ties, no upsets. Japan won all three games, including a decisive 4-0 win against Spain, even though Spain held 77% possession. Japan's counterattack is LETHAL. For their part, Spain won pretty easily against the other two group opponents, but they will need to be on their toes in the knockout stage.

Group D

This is another group shaping up to be a classic group stage with no upsets–but although the results look normal, the games have been anything but. Haiti has kept both of their games to only 1-0 losses, and England has only had 1-0 wins. England can go through with a win or a tie, but could technically get knocked out if both Denmark and China with with goal differentials greater than 2. Math is fun!!

Group E

USA play tonight against Portugal, and need a win or a tie to go through. Although both USA and Netherlands are slated to go through, either team could get knocked out by an upset. I'm stressed.

Group F

F is for…France? Fail? Freedom? Right now, France and Jamaica are the top two teams in the group. If things go as expected in their games tomorrow, France and Brazil will be the top two. But none of the games in this group have been "as expected". I'll be at the France vs. panama game in Sydney tomorrow night. Allez les Blues! 

Group G

Sweden has locked in their path to the world cup with two wins, but any other team could be the second team to go through. Argentina has a tough task with their last game against Sweden, but Italy and South Africa will literally be battling head to head for the last spot. Italy could get through with a win or a tie, while South Africa needs an outright win. 

Group H

Colombia has surprised the world by beating Germany for their second win, locking them in for the group stage. Germany did generally play well and will likely take the second spot, barring any HUGE upset by South Korea, but that's not impossible after two upsets in their last three games (Zambia and Colombia). 

[catgirlbulge]

world baseball classic has been wild this year:

Pool A (Cuba, Italy, Netherlands, Taiwan, Panama) finished with every team going 2-2, requiring tiebreakers (who gave up the fewest runs per out recorded), which pushed the Netherlands (the best team in Europe and the general favorite to win the pool) out of the tournament after they lost two upsets to Italy and Taiwan. Italy and Cuba are advancing instead.

Pool B (Japan, Australia, Czechia, South Korea, and China) has had a similar amount of insane upsets, with Australia handing South Korea a loss, which, along with their loss to Japan, sent them home, though not before they put the Chinese team in a dumpster, beating them 22-2. Japan is still a favorite to win the event, boasting an insanely good lineup from top to bottom, led by former MLB MVP Shohei Ohtani, and Australia has also made it out, where the generally unfavored country looks to make some waves in the knockout round.

Pool C (Great Britain, USA, Canada, Mexico, Colombia) hasn't had much happen yet, but Mexico was able to score an upset victory over the United States, putting them on the ropes.

Pool D (Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Israel, Nicaragua) has also not finished, but the general tournament favorite Dominican Republic is looking to bounce back after a loss to Venezuela. Puerto Rico has also been strong, pitching the first perfect game in WBC history, beating Israel 10-0 without allowing a single baserunner in eight innings

Going to the knockout round, the matchups we know of are Australia vs Cuba and Italy vs Japan, both of which pit underdog teams against powerhouses.

[arfacapital]

Crédit Agricole CIB Emerging Markets 2025 Outlook – Navigating Headwinds

The Emerging Markets 2025 Outlook by Crédit Agricole CIB emphasizes resilience amidst external pressures, including geopolitical shifts, monetary policy divergence, and global trade realignment. The report forecasts a tempered slowdown in EM growth while highlighting opportunities in selective asset classes and regions. Key Macro Themes 1. Growth Dynamics - Overall EM Growth: - Projected to slow modestly from 4.1% in 2024 to 3.8% in 2025. - EM-DM growth differential remains positive but narrows slightly from 2.6 percentage points (2024) to 2.3 points (2025). - Domestic demand continues to support growth, though external headwinds, including U.S. tariffs, could intensify. - China: - Growth slows to 4.2%, driven by a decline in exports and cautious recovery in domestic demand amid property sector challenges. - Aggressive U.S. tariffs are anticipated to reduce GDP growth by 0.4 percentage points in 2025. - Other EM Regions: - Asia: Moderated growth due to weaker electronics demand and increasing trade protectionism. - Latin America: Resilience in Brazil and commodity exporters but vulnerabilities in Mexico and Colombia due to U.S. policy risks. - EMEA: Geopolitical uncertainty and rising inflation risks weigh on Central and Eastern Europe. 2. Monetary Policy - Easing Bias: - EM central banks expected to cautiously lower rates amid progress in disinflation, but risks of renewed inflation persist in parts of Latin America and EMEA. - Asia maintains a dovish tilt, with less urgency for rate cuts due to lower inflation concerns. - Fed Influence: - U.S. monetary policy pivots will dictate the pace and extent of EM rate cuts, with a focus on preserving interest rate differentials to stabilize currencies. 3. Geopolitical Risks - US-China Tensions: - Escalation in tariffs and restrictions on technology and critical minerals could destabilize EM supply chains. - China’s economic buffer includes stimulus measures, but sustained pressures may weaken investor sentiment. - Tariff Impacts: - U.S. protectionist policies expected to negatively impact trade-dependent EMs, particularly in Asia and Mexico. - Global South vs. West: - The widening divide amplifies political risks and challenges global collaboration on trade and climate issues. Market Views and Investment Opportunities 1. Currencies (EM FX) - Performance Expectations: - EM FX to face pressure in H1 2025 due to stronger USD and tariff-induced risks but could stabilize in H2 as U.S. rates decline. - Top Picks: - Asia: Favor high-yielders (INR, IDR, PHP) over open economies (KRW, SGD, MYR). - EMEA: ZAR benefits from reforms; TRY shows resilience in H1. - LatAm: BRL remains resilient, but bearish on MXN and COP. 2. Fixed Income - Carry Opportunities: - EM-DM interest rate differential supports high-yield debt. - Short-duration instruments in Asia and EMEA remain attractive. - Regional Preferences: - Asia: Receive CNY repo rates and long 5Y CGBs as China’s easing accelerates. - Latin America: Focus on local currency debt in Brazil and Peru. - EMEA: Selective exposure to South African and Turkish bonds. 3. Equities - Regional Insights: - Asia: Weaker growth momentum in North Asia; India and Indonesia lead on domestic resilience. - LatAm: Brazil favored for structural reforms and commodity exposure. - EMEA: Cautious on CE4 equities due to geopolitical risks but opportunities in South Africa. 4. Commodities - Oil and Metals: - Softer oil prices benefit commodity importers in Asia, while metal exporters in LatAm stand to gain from China’s stimulus measures. - Gold: - Retains appeal as a hedge against inflation and geopolitical instability. Strategic Recommendations - Geographic Diversification: - Prioritize resilient economies like India, Indonesia, and Brazil. - Reduce exposure to trade-sensitive markets like Mexico and Korea. - Focus on High-Yielders: - Leverage carry opportunities in Asia (INR, IDR) and LatAm (BRL). - Hedge Against Geopolitical Risks: - Use gold and U.S. Treasuries as stabilizers within portfolios. - Sectoral Allocation: - Emphasize structural themes like sustainability and regional infrastructure development. Conclusion The Emerging Markets 2025 Outlook highlights a year of cautious optimism. While headwinds from tariffs, geopolitical tensions, and inflation risks persist, selective opportunities exist across high-yield currencies, local debt, and resilient equity markets. Strategic diversification and active management remain crucial to navigate this evolving landscape. Read the full article

[nightlocktime]

EQUIPO ES LO QUE HAY!!!

[europasegglikamagyarorszag]

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Propaganda vs. valóság

77 479 ember. Ennyi külföldi állampolgár kapott magyarországi tartózkodási engedélyt csak 2023-ban, egyetlen év alatt, ami soha nem látott rekord szám. Tanulni, családot egyesíteni, de főleg dolgozni jönnek.

Szemben a propaganda vadul bevándorlásellenes lózungjaival, bőszen zajlik a munkaerőimport, ami tkp. szabályozott bevándorlás, és ez nem is csoda, hiszen évente kb. 50 000 fővel csökken a munkaképes korú lakosság, ennyivel többen mennek nyugdíjba, mint amennyien a munkaerőpiacra belépnek, ami 10 év alatt 0,5 millió, 20 év alatt 1 millió (!) munkaerőfogyás, amit mind pótolni kell. És még ehhez jön a kivándorlás. Egy-két évized múlva milliós nagyságrendű lehet a küldiek száma Magyarországon is.

Valahonnan jönnek az ázsiai és afrikai futárok, szobalányok, takarítók, gyári munkások, mezőgazdasági munkások, tehenészek, orvosok, ápolók és hotelszemélyzet, építőipari munkások, szakácsok és konyhalányok, boltosok, biztonsági őrök, busz- és kamionsofőrök, masszőrök, arab mobilosok és afrikai barberek stb., mindaz a sok-sok külföldi munkavállaló, akiket lépten nyomon látni a magyar gazdaságban, évről évre gyarapodó számban. Budapest belső kerületeiben már 25% körüli arányú a legálisan itt tartózkodó külföldi lakosság, sok belvárosi étteremben angol a munkanyelv. Csak afrikai immár 100 000 fő (!) él Magyarországon. Az állam nem veri nagydobra, sőt, titkolja, de gazdasági kényszer a munkaerőimport, a strómanoknak/oligarcháknak is kell olcsó melós, és piaci alapon is zaljik, a cégek is importálnak, munkaerőközvetítő vállalkozások élnek ebből.

2023-ban a főbb kibocsátó országok:

Total 77 479

Viet Nam 15 681

Ukraine 7 504

Philippines 7 122

China 4 589

India 3 815

Kyrgyzstan 3 652

South Korea 3 434

Türkiye 3 128

Russia 2 986 (kémek?)

Mongolia 2 479

Serbia 1 663

United States 1 418

Iran 1 221

Indonesia 1 188

Thailand 1 098

Kazakhstan 991

Pakistan 961

Iraq 867

Bangladesh 647

Syria 624

Japan 611

Uzbekistan 598

Kosovo 565

United Kingdom 538

Egypt 520

Nepal 493

Jordan 441

Nigeria 440

Azerbaijan 412

Brazil 361

Israel 325

Tajikistan 312

Albania 303

Georgia 300

Sri Lanka 284

Mexico 283

Belarus 270

Kenya 254

Chile 249

Tunisia 243

Morocco 238

Myanmar/Burma 210

Argentina 208

Yemen 204

Canada 194

Ghana 193

Bosnia and Herzegovina 179

South Africa 168

Colombia 159

Moldova 156

Algeria 155

North Macedonia 142

Norway 135

Laos 128

Malaysia 120

Taiwan 113

https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/products-eurostat-news/w/ddn-20240912-1

Lopnak, hazudnak, drogoznak, imádkozva orgiáznak, gyerekeket erőszakolnak, de legalább lesz elég moslék az ól lakóinak és megvédik ŏket a külföldiek rettenetes hordáitól. Csak a Fidesz, Heil Orbán 😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝😝

[salmankhawaja]

STATS AFTER ORANJE U-20 VS ARGENTINA

O20 heeft met 3-3 (3-1) gelijkgespeeld tegen Argentinië. Het heeft in haar laatste groepswedstrijd tegen voormalig titelhouder Noord-Korea (2016) een punt nodig voor plaatsing in de achtste finales.

Veerle Buurman is de eerste Oranje Onder 20 speelster die twee keer achtereen de openingsgoal voor haar rekening neemt. En is daarmee koploper in het O20 OPG klassement. Veerle Buurman heeft nu net zoveel goals o.a. Victoria Pelova, Zoë Zuidberg, Joëlle Smits en Liz Rijsbergen.

Voor GK Femke Liefting is het de eerste keer dat ze drie goals in een wedstrijd tegen krijgt. Hiervoor had ze in drie wedstrijden maar 1 tegen en twee clean sheets.

In het O20 gele kaarten klassement stromen nieuwe namen binnen waarbij vier speelsters de koppositie delen:

Bo van Egmond komt op 3 goals in het all-time klassement binnen O20, nog een te gaan om Fenna Kalma te evenaren.

Na een opschoningsactie tussen O18/O19 is de 3e en laatste groepswedstrijd op het WK2024 in Colombia de 800e wedstrijd! En hierdoor is het totaal aantal doelpunten voor (1789) ook weer aangepast.

Veerle Buurman stroomt in het all-time EK en WK eindtoernooi wedstrijden:

De laatste groepswedstrijd is tegen Noord-Korea, op een 'normaal' tijdstip (22.00 uur) op 08.09.2024.

Het wordt sowieso een zeer boeiende wedstrijd voor de eindranking in groep F voor O20.

[jubaer01]

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Description: De Indiase regering heeft sinds 2014 eVisa geïntroduceerd voor snelle goedkeuringen. Deze faciliteit was beperkt tot een paar landen, maar is nu uitgebreid tot meer dan 166 nationaliteiten. Er zijn vijf soorten India eVisa, zoals Conferentie, Zakelijk, Toeristisch, Medisch en Medisch Begeleider. Het invullen van het online formulier voor Indian eVisa duurt slechts 2 minuten. Zodra u de betaling heeft gedaan, duurt het 72 uur voordat u eVisa voor India per e-mail ontvangt. Er is geen stempel of sticker op het paspoort vereist voor een Indian Business Visa of Indian Tourist Visa. U kunt naar de luchthaven of zeehaven rijden en India bezoeken. De immigratieambtenaren in uw thuisland weten dat de Indiase eVisa of het elektronische visum in het computersysteem aan uw paspoort is gekoppeld. Dit is de handigste manier om India binnen te komen. Mogelijk wordt u gevraagd om een ​​gezichtsfoto of pasfoto te uploaden. Als u deze niet kunt uploaden, kunt u deze eenvoudig naar ons e-mailen via de link Contact opnemen op onze website. Ons vriendelijke en behulpzame personeel zal binnen 24 uur reageren en u helpen. Als u korter dan 6 maanden in India wilt verblijven, dan is dit type elektronische Indiase eVisa ideaal en het meest geschikt voor uw behoeften. Het enige waar u zeker van moet zijn, is dat uw paspoort nog zes maanden geldig is als u India binnenkomt en dat het een paar blanco pagina's bevat, zodat immigratieambtenaren u toegang kunnen geven tot de luchthaven en de zeehaven en er een stempel kunnen zetten. U bent niet verplicht om uw paspoort te bezorgen of een eVisa-stempelkaart op het paspoort te krijgen. Bewaar de goedkeurings-eVisa-e-mail op uw telefoon of bewaar er een afdruk van. Meer dan 6 landen komen in aanmerking voor aanmelding, hier is een voorbeeld van een aantal landen die een 166 procent online proces kunnen toepassen voor Indiase elektronische visa, Finland, Oostenrijk, Saoedi-Arabië, Indonesië, Verenigde Arabische Emiraten, VS, Filipijnen, Estland, Zweden, Brazilië, Republiek Korea , Australië, Portugal, Brunei, Israël, Spanje, Japan, Qatar, Jordanië, Griekenland, Denemarken, Litouwen, Bolivia, Hongarije, Noorwegen, Letland, Argentinië, Georgië, Kroatië, Singapore, Botswana, Duitsland, Laos, Cyprus, Colombia, Mexico , België, Maleisië, Polen, Venezuela, Oman, Bosnië en Herzegovina, Tsjechië, Sri Lanka, Azerbeidzjan, Kazachstan, Ierland, Chili, Wit-Rusland, Nieuw-Zeeland, Armenië, Italië, Peru, Frankrijk, Bulgarije, Roemenië, Verenigd Koninkrijk, Taiwan , IJsland, Canada, Paraguay, Belize, Zuid-Afrika, Vietnam, Rusland, Cambodja, Fiji, Zwitserland, Nederland  Indian Government has introduced eVisa for rapid approvals since 2014. This facility was limited to a few countries, but now it has been extended to over 166 nationalities. There are five types of India eVisa such as Conference, Business, Tourist, Medical and Medical Attendant. The online form for Indian eVisa takes only 2 minutes to complete. Once you have made the payment, then eVisa for India takes 72 hours to receive by email. There is no stamp or sticker on the passport required for Indian Business Visa or Indian Tourist Visa. You can drive to the airport or seaport and visit India. The immigration officers in your home country know that Indian eVisa or electronic Visa is linked to your passport in the computer system. This is the most convenient way to enter India. You may be asked to upload face photo or passport page photo, if you cannot upload it then you can simply email it to us via Contact Us link on our website. Our friendly and helpful staff will respond and assist you within 24 hours. If you want to stay in India for less than 6 months, then this type of electronic Indian eVisa is ideal and best suited for your needs. The only thing you need to make sure is that your passport has 6 months of validity when you enter India and it has couple of blank pages so that immigration officers can allow you to enter the airport and seaport and put a stamp.

You are not required to courier  your passport or get an eVisa stmap on the passport. Just keep the approval eVisa email on your phone or you may keep a printout copy of it. Over 166 countries are eligible to apply, here is a sample of few that can apply 100 percent online process for Indian electronic Visa, Finland, Austria, Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, UAE, USA, Philippines, Estonia, Sweden, Brazil, Republic of Korea, Australia, Portugal, Brunei, Israel, Spain, Japan, Qatar, Jordan, Greece, Denmark, Lithuania, Bolivia, Hungary, Norway, Latvia, Argentina, Georgia, Croatia, Singapore, Botswana, Germany, Laos, Cyprus, Colombia, Mexico, Belgium, Malaysia, Poland, Venezuela, Oman, Bosnia  and Herzegovina, Czech Republic, Sri Lanka, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Ireland, Chile, Belarus, New Zealand, Armenia, Italy, Peru, France, Bulgaria, Romania, United Kingdom, Taiwan, Iceland, Canada, Paraguay, Belize, South Africa, Vietnam, Russia, Cambodia, Fiji, Switzerland, Netherlands 

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Round Four Matches

1. Peru vs Croatia

2. Mauritania vs Cote D'Ivoire

3. Norway vs South Korea

4. Mexico vs Tuvalu

5. Canada vs Finland

6. Scotland vs Guadeloupe

7. Madagascar vs Argentina

8. Lebanon vs Latvia

9. Seychelles vs Romania

10. Cyprus vs Italy

11. Dominica vs Ukraine

12. Colombia vs Åland Islands

13. Vietnam vs Chile

14. Japan vs Germany

15. Faroe Islands vs Ireland

16. Estonia vs New Zealand

17. Sri Lanka vs Poland

18. Ethiopia vs Czech Republic

19. Ecuador vs Palestine

20. Australia vs Wales

21. The Bahamas vs Nepal