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07.06.24 14:00 Камбоджа - Монголия 1-0 1x и ТМ(4.5) Да 1.35 07.06.24 15:00 Мексика (олимп) - Саудовская Ар (мол) 2-0 победа 1 1.6 07.06.24 16:00 Зимбабве - Лесото 1-0 1х и ТМ(3.5) Да 1.32 07.06.24 16:00 Кения - Бурунди 1-0 Ф1(0) 1.44 07.06.24 16:00 Мозамбик - Сомали 2-0 Мозамбик ИТБ1(1.5) 1.32 07.06.24 18:30 Чехия - Мальта 4-1 Чехия ИТБ1(1.5) 1.26 07.06.24 18:30 Франция (20) - Южная Корея (мол) 2-2 ТБ(2.5) 1.51 07.06.24 19:00 Армения - Казахстан 1-1 ТБ(1.5) 1.33 07.06.24 20:00 Беларусь - Россия 0-2 х2 и ТБ(1.5) Да 1.44 07.06.24 20:00 Албания - Азербайджан 1-0 Ф1(0) 1.37 07.06.24 21:00 Румыния - Лихтенштейн 3-0 Румыния ИТБ1(2.5) 1.46 07.06.24 21:45 Польша - Украина 1-1 Обе забьют: Да 1.94 07.06.24 21:45 Шотландия - Финляндия 2-0 1х и ТБ(1.5) Да 1.6 07.06.24 21:45 Англия - Исландия 3-0 Ф2(+3.5) 1.33 07.06.24 21:45 Германия - Греция 2-1 Германия ИТБ1(1.5) 1.39 08.06.24 03:30 Перу - Парагвай 1-1 1X 1.39 07.06.24 22:00 Кот-д'Ивуар - Габон 1-0 Ф2(+2.5) 1.38 07.06.24 22:00 Нигерия - ЮАР 1-1 Ф2(+1.5) 1.5 07.06.24 22:00 Марокко - Замбия 2-0 победа 1 1.44 Статистика прогнозов тут : https://t.me/KapparaLive/1720 Мой канал в телеге : https://t.me/kappara_ru  (здесь прогнозы по ходу дня) Список Букмекерских сайтов : http://hubu.ru/sportwager Watsapp группа писать : +380684476012 Зеркало прогнозов на сайте http://kappara.online  (english tips) Сайт http://kappara.ru  обмениваюсь ссылками , взаимопиар, заказ рекламных статей с вашими ссылками 07.06.24 14:00 Cambodia - Mongolia Not to lose and Total Under(4.5) - Cambodia : Yes 1.35 07.06.24 15:00 Mexico U23 - Saudi Arabia U21 1 1.6 07.06.24 18:30 Czech Republic - Malta Czech Republic 1T Individual Total Over(1.5) 1.26 07.06.24 18:30 France U20 - South Korea U21 Total Over(2.5) 1.51 07.06.24 19:00 Armenia - Kazakhstan Total Over(1.5) 1.33 07.06.24 20:00 Belarus - Russia Not to lose and Total Over(1.5) - Russia : Yes 1.44 07.06.24 20:00 Albania - Azerbaijan 1T Handicap(0) 1.37 07.06.24 21:00 Romania - Liechtenstein Romania 1T Individual Total Over(2.5) 1.46 07.06.24 21:45 Poland - Ukraine Both teams to score: Yes 1.94 07.06.24 21:45 Scotland - Finland Not to lose and Total Over(1.5) - Scotland : Yes 1.6 07.06.24 21:45 England - Iceland 2T Handicap(+3.5) 1.33 07.06.24 21:45 Germany - Greece Germany 1T Individual Total Over(1.5) 1.39 08.06.24 03:30 Peru - Paraguay 1X 1.39 07.06.24 16:00 Zimbabwe - Lesotho Not to lose and Total Under(3.5) - Zimbabwe : Yes 1.32 07.06.24 16:00 Kenya - Burundi 1T Handicap(0) 1.44 07.06.24 16:00 Mozambique - Somalia Mozambique 1T Individual Total Over(1.5) 1.32 07.06.24 22:00 Cote D'Ivoire - Gabon 2T Handicap(+2.5) 1.38 07.06.24 22:00 Nigeria - South Africa 2T Handicap(+1.5) 1.5 07.06.24 22:00 Morocco - Zambia 1 1.44 Stats of this predictions here : : https://t.me/KapparaLive/1720 My channel : https://t.me/KapparaVip Bookmaker top30 : http://hubu.ru/sportwager Watsapp group : +380684476012 My tips here : http://kappara.online Site http://kappara.ru  link exgange , paid articles , partners program write to watsapp

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Я обязательно выживу...

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anyways....

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Pallavolo, Mondiali U21 - L'Italia è campione del mondo U21! Russia spazzata via in tre set - Eurosport

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The boys celebrating the victory against Russia in the final of Men's U21 Volleyball World Championship.

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National Team matches (Updated)

UPDATES: 

Andriy Lunin got dropped from Ukraine’s team after the first friendly.

Takefusa Kubo was part of Japan’s first team only for the match against Myanmar and then joined Japan’s U23 side to prepare for the Olympics.

Busquets was tested positive for the coronavirus. Spain’s first team will be quarantined for a while. Spain’s U21 with Brahim Diaz and Antonio Blanco in the squad will play Spain’s match against Lithuania.

Copa America 2021 matches rescheduled.

Because Busquets and Diego Llorente got tested positive for the coronavirus Spain decided to create a second group of players, who will train separately from the originally called up players to eventually have reserve players who will fill in for the sick players. Brahim Diaz is one of them.

The Spanish reserve team got cancelled. Brahim Diaz won’t play in the EURO 2020.

Brazil:

Eder Militao

Casemiro

Vinicius Junior

Matches:

Brazil - Ecuador; friendly; 4th June; 2:30 AM CET

Paraguay - Brazil; friendly; 9th June; 2:30 AM CET

Brazil - Venezuela; Copa America 2021; group stage; 13th June; 11:00 PM CET

Brazil - Peru; Copa America 2021; group stage; 18th June; 2:00 AM CET

Brazil - Colombia; Copa America 2021; group stage; 24th June; 2:00 AM CET

Brazil - Ecuador; Copa America 2021; group stage; 27th June; 11:00 PM CET

Belgium:

Thibaut Courtois

Eden Hazard

Matches:

Belgium - Greece; friendly; 3rd June; 8:45 PM CET

Belgium - Croatia; friendly; 6th June; 8:45 PM CET

Belgium - Russia; EURO 2020; group stage; 12th June; 9:00 PM CET

Denmark - Belgium; EURO 2020; group stage; 17th June; 6:00 PM CET

Finland - Belgium; EURO 2020; group stage; 21st June; 9:00 PM CET

France:

Raphael Varane

Karim Benzema

Matches:

France - Wales; friendly; 2nd June; 9:05 PM CET

France - Bulgaria; friendly; 8th June; 9:10 PM CET

France - Germany; EURO 2020; group stage; 15th June; 9:00 PM CET

Hungary - France; EURO 2020; group stage; 19th June; 3:00 PM CET

Portugal - France; EURO 2020; group stage; 23rd June; 9:00 PM CET

Spain U21:

Antonio Blanco

Brahim Diaz

Matches:

Spain U21 - Croatia U21; EURO U21 2021; quarterfinal; 31st May; 6:00 PM CET

Spain U21 - Lithuania; friendly; 8th June; 8:45 PM CET

Austria:

David Alaba

Matches:

England - Austria; friendly; 2nd June; 9:00 PM CET

Austria - Slovakia; friendly; 6th June; 5:30 PM CET

Austria - North Macedonia; EURO 2020; group stage; 13th June, 6:00 PM CET

Netherlands - Austria; EURO 2020; group stage; 17th June; 9:00 PM CET

Ukraine - Austria; EURO 2020; 21st June; group stage; 6:00 PM CET

Brazil U23:

Rodrygo Goes

Matches:

Brazil U23 - Cape Verde U23; friendly; 5th June, 9:00 PM CET

Serbia U21 - Brazil U23; friendly; 8th June, 9:00 CET

Croatia:

Luka Modric

Matches:

Croatia - Armenia; friendly; 1st June; 6:00 PM CET

Belgium - Croatia; friendly; 6th June; 8:45 PM CET

England - Croatia; EURO 2020; 13th June; group stage; 3:00 PM CET

Croatia - Czech Republic; EURO 2020; 14th June; group stage; 3:00 PM CET

Croatia - Scotland; EURO 2020; group stage; 22nd June; 9:00 PM CET

Germany: 

Toni Kroos

Matches:

Germany - Denmark; friendly; 2nd June; 9:00 PM CET

Germany - Latvia; friendly; 7th June; 8:45 PM CET

France - Germany; EURO 2020; group stage; 15th June; 9:00 PM CET

Portugal - Germany; EURO 2020; group stage; 19th June; 6:00 PM CET

Germany - Hungary; EURO 2020; group stage; 23rd June; 9:00 PM CET

Japan:

Takefusa Kubo

Matches:

Japan - Myanmar; World Cup 2022 qualifications; group stage; 28th May; 12:30 PM CET

Japan U23:

Takefusa Kubo

Matches:

Japan U23 - Ghana U23; friendly; 5th June; 12:25 PM CET

Japan U23 - Jamaica; friendly; 12th June; 6:35 AM CET

Norway: 

Martin Odegaard

Matches:

Norway - Luxembourg; friendly; 2nd June; 7:00 PM CET

Norway - Greece; friendly; 6th June; 6:00 PM CET

Ukraine:

Andriy Lunin

Matches:

Ukraine - Northern Ireland; friendly; 3rd June; 8:45 PM CET

Uruguay:

Federico Valverde

Matches:

Uruguay - Paraguay; friendly; 4th June; 12:00 AM CET

Venezuela - Uruguay; friendly; 9th June; 12:30 AM CET

Argentine - Uruguay; Copa America 2021; group stage; 19th June; 2:00 AM CET

Uruguay - Chile; Copa America 2021; group stage; 21th June; 11:00 PM CET

Bolivia - Uruguay; Copa America 2021; group stage; 24rd June; 11:00 PM CET

Uruguay - Paraguay; Copa America 2021; group stage; 29th June; 2:00 AM CET

Wales:

Gareth Bale

Matches:

France - Wales; friendly; 2nd June; 9:05 PM CET

Wales - Albania; friendly; 5th June; 6:00 PM CET

Wales - Switzerland; EURO 2020; group stage; 12th June; 3:00 PM CET

Turkey - Wales; EURO 2020; group stage; 16th June; 6:00 PM CET

Italy - Wales; EURO 2020; group stage; 20th June; 6:00 PM CET

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Low's looking for the perfect mix

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you’re probably not aware of this fact, because you don’t give a shit about all the russians except tyoma, who are not russian, but russia u21 was called a dream team and devoted fans were rooting for it very hard but the team fucked up. every russian football young talent, strong ambassador or big hope is nothing internationally. russia is not a football powerhouse, just admit it and calm the fuck down.

why do you care what i think about russian football? telling me to 'calm the fuck down' is really rude. my opinions about russian football aren't harming you in any way. just don't read my blog if you think it's stupid.

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How our Players Performed on International Duty via /r/LiverpoolFC

How our Players Performed on International Duty

Match Reports

Caoihmin Kelleher (3,442 miles travelled)

(Bulgaria v Republic of Ireland)

He stayed on the bench during a 1-1 draw.

(Republic of Ireland v Finland)

He didn't appear off the bench in a 0-1 loss.

Kamil Grabara (2,902 miles travelled)

(Estonia U21 v Poland U21)

He didn't feature as he suffered a head injury before the game in a 6-0 win for Poland.

(Poland U21 v Russia U21)

He didn't appear in the 1-0 victory due to the head injury he suffered a few days ago, which gave him a chance to catch up on his reading.

Virgil Van Dijk (780 miles travelled)

(Netherlands v Poland)

A classic game for Virgil in a 1-0 victory. He distributed the ball well, played his role as captain well by moaning at the ref any chance he got, and was unlucky not to score a header from a set-piece. He also defended extremely well, not giving Piatek or Milik an inch, especially the former for the first half an hour, despite being fouled several times by him.

(Netherlands v Italy)

An average game for Virgil in a game which Italy neutralised The Netherlands. He was unlucky not to get his head on the ball from on a offensive set-piece. Some could say he was was at blame for the only goal in the game, but Ake failed to track Barella's run and Barella ran in between Virgil and Ake.

Joe Gomez (3,334 miles travelled)

(Iceland v England)

This was quite a quiet game excluding one incident for Joe. Iceland rarely entered the England half so Gomez didn't have much to do defensively and distributed the ball fairly well. In the 92nd minute Joe brought down an Icelandic player on the edge of the box after pulling him back and a tangle of legs. Luckily for him the penalty was missed and the game ended 1-0.

(Denmark v England)

He redeemed himself in this game. He played the full 90' in the 0-0 draw and was quite solid defensively against the Danish attackers. He also made some runs into the opposition half and played some long balls which met their mark.

Kostas Tsimikas (4,104 miles travelled)

(Slovenia v Greece)

He didn't feature due to a 'slight fever' in a goalless draw.

(Kosovo v Greece)

He didn't feature in the 2-1 win after reportedly testing positive for COVID-19.

Andrew Robertson (2,234 miles travelled)

(Scotland v Israel)

From all accounts, this game wasn't a very good one for Robbo. He played the full 90' in a 1-1 draw and put a good ball in the 88th minute but apart from that he was not involved in anything noticeable.

(Czech Republic v Scotland)

Robbo had quite a silent game in terms of his "visibility", however couple good passes, one was vital, great transition to Palmer who got the assist before Scottish equalizer. Earned a penalty as well, although it was quite soft. He made some good runs forward, and was booked for kicking the ball away in the second half.

Trent Alexander-Arnold (3,334 miles travelled)

(Iceland v England)

He came on for Sancho in the 73' as Kyle Walker was sent off a few minutes before and played an interesting role. He mainly played in his usual position but drifted into the attacking midfield position and at points joined the front line on the right wing, linking up with Greenwood. He also delivered the corner that led to the penalty which won England the game.

(Denmark v England)

Trent was one of England's main attacking outlets in a game in which England looked lacklustre in attempting to break down the Danish. He looked sharper, and was unlucky not to have one of his crosses reach an England head. He was brought off in the 87' for Maitland-Niles.

Neco Williams (2,776 miles travelled)

(Wales v Finland)

He came on in the 60th minute and had quite a positive first team debut for Wales. He played a very attacking role, featuring in the right wing at points, and was ready to slot in the ball if Kiefer Moore didn't tap in Dan James' cross. Furthermore Neco he made a good run into the box in the 85', went past a Finnish defender but failed to finish, putting the ball wide. Overall he was quite heavily involved on both sides of the pitch; a good performance.

(Bulgaria v Wales)

Neco Williams made the difference for Wales against a low block Bulgarian defence. He came on inthe 65th minute and initially looked slightly iffy defensively but he gained confidence as the game went on and looked much better at the back than he did against Arsenal. Going forward he had a positive impact on the Welsh attack, and made a great run to be on the end of Jonny Williams' cross in 94' to finally break the deadlock. A great boost to his confidence, a great first international goal and overall a great home debut.

Georginio Wijnaldum (780 miles travelled)

(Netherlands v Poland)

A rather quiet game compared to what Gini normally puts out for The Netherlands. He played the full 90' in a more attacking role ahead of De Roon and De Jong, acting as a second striker at times. He grew into the game, linking up with Dumfries, Promes and Depay better in the second half but failed to be involved in any real chances during the 1-0 win.

(Netherlands v Italy)

This was quite a lacklustre game for Gini, which could be blamed by the fact he was played out of position as a de facto right winger. He clearly struggled for the first 55' before Bergwijn came on as he drifted into midfield often and didn't really support Hateboer at full back. He had one opportunity in which he had a shot which went straight into Donnarumma's gloves. Italy mainly frustrated him, which led to his booking for dissent.

Marko Gruijc (4,538 miles travelled)

(Russia v Serbia)

He stayed on the bench in a 3-1 loss to Russia.

(Serbia v Turkey)

He stayed on the bench in a 0-0 draw.

Ben Woodburn (2,776 miles travelled)

(Wales v Finland)

He stayed on the bench in a 1-0 win for Wales.

(Bulgaria v Wales)

He didn't make the matchday squad in a 1-0 win for Wales.

Harry Wilson (2,776 miles travelled)

(Wales v Finland)

He came on at half time for Gareth Bale who went off injured but failed to properly make an impact, partly due to the fact he was fouled several times. He wasn't involved in the goal either in what was a mediocre game for Wales.

(Bulgaria v Wales)

He didn't appear off the bench in a 1-0 win for Wales.

Rhian Brewster (2,719 miles travelled)

(Kosovo U21 v England U21)

He came on in the 85th minute in the 6-0 win but didn't make much of an impact.

(Austria U21 v England U21)

He only had 3 touches after coming on with 10 minutes to go so didn't make much of a mark on the 2-1 win.

Injuries on International Duty

Kamil Grabara- He isn't playing against Estonia U21s due to a head injury.

Kostas Tsimikas- Greek media reporting he has COVID-19 after being left out of the Slovenia game with a 'slight fever'.

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Translation Throwback Series (Part I): Julian Brandt Interview with 11 Freunde (October 2, 2015)

I decided to make some sort of series and translate interviews Julian did many years ago. This is from 11 Freunde football magazine in October 2015 just back when he started his second full season at Bayer Leverkusen.

Julian Brandt, four years ago you kicked in the youth of the small Bremen club of FC Oberneuland. Now you are under contract with Bayer Leverkusen, playing Champions League and having 23,500 followers on Instagram. Do you sometimes have to pinch yourself?

Ju:       This was common in at the beginning in Leverkusen. I was thrown into the cold water quickly shortly after I transferd to Leverkusen in January 2014. A few weeks later I made my first Champions League match against Paris Saint-Germain and in April I scored my first goal in the Bundesliga against Hamburg. Suddently your friends start sending you newspaper articles about you or you see yourself on SKY television. That was exciting of course. It’s getting better now, but sometimes still think „This is a dream!“.

When did you first start dreaming of becoming a professional football player?

Ju:       I was still young, I think six or seven years old. As a boy from Bremen, I sympathized with Werder. And when I was in the stadium for the first time with my dad, I thought, “It would be cool if I could play down there!”

When Werder Bremen won the championship the last time in 2004, you were eight years old. Who was your idol: Johan Micoud or Ailton?

Ju:       Neither. My hero’s was Diego. Every season I had a jersey with his name on. He is a great player. It was all the more exciting when I later switched to the youth of VfL Wolfsburg and trained with him a few times.

Where you still able to play a decent ball without being nervous?

Ju:       I was not afraid, but I had huge respect. I also realized at that moment, the big steps I did the years before. I was just standing in the fan curve and now I got instructions from my childhood idol how to run on the pitch.

You started playing at SC Borgfeld. Did you already have scouts and agents on the sidelines?

Ju:       That started a little later. One day we switched to FC Oberneuland, we had a great team and sometimes played against youth teams from the Bundesliga like Werder Bremen – and we won. Some agents knocked on our door, but that was never a big topic for me.

Why not?

Ju:       I’ve never had the need for an agent before. My dad organizes everything for me.

What’s it like being managed by your own father?

Ju:       For one, I like the family climate. On the other hand, he also works very professionally. And of course we sometimes argue. But for me it’s a very good mix.

You transfered from FC Oberneuland in 2011 to the youth academy of VfL Wolfsburg at the age of 15. How did you discuss this with your family?

Ju:       It was a difficult decision. From the parents away in a sports academy and school. But everything went very quick. When Wolfsburg put forward the offer, I simply listened to my gut feeling. And my parents immediately said, “If you’re up for it, do it.” And it also had its good apart from football: I learned to do my own laundry. (laughs)

How did your daily routines change?

Ju:       You train a lot more often, eat more controlled and you have to learn to become more professional. This includes the school as an important aspect of the academy.

After two successful years at the Wolfsburg youth academy you moved to Leverkusen in January 2014 and signed your first professional contract. Do you remember the moment and realized: “I’m going to be a professional football player”?

Ju:       It doesn’t mean that you are a professional just because you sign a professional contract. My teammate Lars Bender once said, “You’re not a real professional until you’ve played 50 Bundesliga games.” I think there is some truth in it. Of one or two short substitutions during a game you have nothing.

After all, you have been in the starting eleven, three times this season and scored two goals. You will come up with six league inserts in total and three games in the Champions League. Can we call you a regular player?

Ju:       No, for God’s sake! It’s going well at the moment, but I’m still away from being a regular player. Ask me in a year again.

Do you have someone from the Leverkusen team who has taken you under his wing? A mentor?

Ju:       There are some guys, yes. Last season, for example, it was Simon Rolfes, who took great care of me.

You became European champion with the U19 last year. In 2018, you would be 22 years old. A good age to play at the World Cup in Russia, right?

Ju:       You can always dream. But talking about something like this is the wrong path to go if I’m not regularly in the starting lineup in Leverkusen. In addition, there are still three years until 2018, which is a long time, and ultimately I have with the U21 team still the Olympic tournament ahead.

Hannovers Dieter Schatzschneider praised your great speed and excellent talent with both feet. You described your defensive skills as “playing like a bratwurst”. Has it gotten better now?

Ju:       (Laughs) Yeah, that’s gotten a little better. But I have the best opportunities here to work on it. I work with the  assistent trainer and do different exercises, depending on what needs additional training. It all happens very relaxed and spontaneous. At the moment, for example, I’m working on my shooting skills, which I’m not really happy with yet.

Julian Brandt, during the game against Bayern, Douglas Costa has tricked you with the so-called „Okocha trick“. Arjen Robben said after the game it was disrespectful against you. How did you see that?

Ju:       That was not a big issue for me, and I’m not mad at Costa either. It’s football, and if the boys have such tricks on them, let them do it. One can say that I was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. You can not do anything in the situation because you expect everything, but not that. In the end, I’m grateful to Lars (Bender) for getting the ball right afterwads and not giving all the glory to Costa. (Laughs.)

Source: 11 Freunde Interview

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My Super Cup ❤️

Your team lifting the cup in your hometown, your favourite player scoring the winning goal (true golazo, so our banner was on point) and waving to you during the celebration, fans singing together and congratulating each other – what a night to remember.

Photos inside. Videos of our special moments can be watched here and are numbered 1–4 in the text.

Tickets

I was surprised when Tallinn got the right to host the UEFA Super Cup, because our stadium is really small (back then it had 10000 seats). In preparation for the match, the stadium's capacity was increased to 15000 seats, but a couple of thousands of tickets were given to the media, guests etc. So imagine the stress when there is 7–10 times more fans that the tickets. Me and @sashosasho applied for the tickets via UEFA lottery system… and our application was not successful. It hurt, it really did – seeing your dreams breaking and having no clue what to do next. I was begging the higher powers to at least give me a hint.

And then it happened. Two weeks later I got an email from UEFA with the second chance code for the tickets. These tickets were for seats with a slightly restricted view and were sold on a first come, first served basis. I read the email half an hour after receiving it, so my hands were shaking. I tried to add any tickets to the basket (actually we wanted 3) and after 20 minutes somehow managed to add one… It wasn’t possible to go back without losing it, so I decided to buy it and hope for more tickets later. The second chance was already a miracle because very few people got that e-mail. But I really needed that miracle.

Sasha was also very lucky to buy his ticket at the official resale (people could return the tickets during a short period of time if they didn’t need them anymore), but we didn’t manage to get the third ticket for our friend who was coming to Tallinn at the same time. So me buying that one ticket before turned out to be a right decision.

Team arrival

We decided to greet the team at the hotel entrance because it was very likely that they would go to the bus straight from the plane (and they did). We were among the last ones to press into the first row. Atleti’s and other club’s hotels were only 100 m from each other, so there were a lot of youngsters running back and force. When the team arrived, the crowd went crazy. When we called Saul and he saw us with the banner, the smile spread across his face and he waved to us (video 1).

The journalists asked us to pose for a photo with the other fans. Since the other team was arriving later, the biggest part of the crowd ran there.

Atleti fans were in a merry mood and started to sing. Cerezo also wanted to have a photo.

Marca knows how to choose the highlights.

The second bus with the staff members came a bit later. Atleti’s IG manager saw our banner and came to ask about the meaning of Saulazo. I explained that it was because of his golazos and she liked the idea. She took a moving photo for Atleti’s IG story and promised that Saul would see it. Not only did he see it, but he also reposted it to his story. 

It was really really heartwarming and emotional. And he also saved it to the highlights (the last story in Pretemporada)!

The funny thing is that we got so overwhelmed when Saul waved to us that we totally missed Antoine. We were sure he would arrive later and kept on waiting (Saul once arrived more than an hour later than the other U21 members because of doping control and interviews). Of course Antoine was already in the hotel, but we got a chance to take a photo with Mono Burgos.

Before and after the training

We went to the hotel again. When the team was going to the training, I called Saul...

...and he gave the sign that could only mean one thing – on the way back (video 2). I couldn’t believe my eyes. Did Saul just promise to come back?!

And he did. He went straight to us and signed my card (video 3).

Then he looked at the crowd, asked my marker back and gave quite a lot of autographs.

Since I was the closest one, I helped to hold some albums from the second row. I have no idea how did I find the courage, but when Saul gave the marker back, I asked him to take a selfie with us (we couldn’t do it ourselves in the crowd).

He took the phone and here is the most beautiful selfie in the world.

This felt and still feels unreal.

Filipe and Rodri also stopped to give some autographs and a lot of other players waved to the fans. The fans came from all over the world – we talked to fans from Spain, Switzerland and Hong Kong. The atmosphere was really friendly and pleasant.

Tallinn is rojiblanco

In the match day morning we went to the official fan zone to take some photos with the cups.

We sang with the Spanish fans for some TV channel once again and also met Atleti fans from Russia that had known me from the internet. Some Estonian kids whispered: “Look, here are the Saul ones from the hotel. They must be some relatives.” We proudly marched with the Saulazo banner through the old center. Tallinn was totally rojiblanco. Atleti sold all the tickets that were meant for the socios, while the other club returned some. And Atleti fans were definitely more visible, singing, greeting each other and taking photos. Later a lot of local people said that they were amazed by the Atleti fans. The other club fans’ meeting point was at the Town Hall Square and ours was near the gates of the Old Town. First I thought that they got the coolest one, but ours turned out to be a lot better – there were benches to sit and places to hang the banners and more people were passing it by. We hung out there for some time, because the atmosphere was just amazing. Theo Griezmann was sitting in front of us and eating some McDonald’s hamburger.

The match

We were not sitting together, so we agreed to check our seats and then see if we could hang out together before the match. But instead of climbing my sector I somehow found myself checking if it was possible to enter the closest sector to the warm up. It was, I called Sasha and we went there. The staff put agility ladders just in front of us, so we could see the whole team train really close. The pitch entrance is located on the short side of the stadium and it was Atleti’s side. Imagine the greeting the other team got. When the warm up ended, we were asked to go to our seats which turned out to be some really good ones. Mine was on the top of the central VIP sector and here is the “restricted view”.

Once I took my seat, I realized how big was the occasion and I was there and had a chance to witness it. The early goal was fun, but then the game got really intense. When Saul scored that winning goal, I went crazy. I got a message from our friend, who didn’t get a ticket and watched the game at home with my mom. It said “Sauuuuuuuuuuuuul” and I replied with “Saulazo!!!!!!!!” Sasha was sitting in the sixth row of the short side and it was exactly where Saul made the archer celebration. After Koke’s goal we decided to meet during the break and then go to my sector (there was a free seat near the post), because it seemed to be a good place to watch the award ceremony.

I even managed to catch some confetti that I still keep.

Then the team went to celebrate the victory with the fans and we went to the same sector where we had watched the warm up. A lot of people had already left so we could easily hold our banner high. The celebration was amazing, the players and the fans were really grateful to each other. Suddenly Saul saw us… and waved to us! We started to jump from happiness (video 4). Very very heartwarming from him again.

It wasn’t possible to catch a taxi near the stadium, so we walked holding the banner and a lot of fans congratulated us and asked for a photo… telling that it was the banner of the night. We couldn’t be more proud.

It was a dream. But dreams come true.

[wearemmauk-blog]

IMMAF - WMMAA EUROPEAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS DAY 4 RESULTS

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2019 IMMAF – WMMAA EUROPEAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS FOR DAY 4 & MATCHES SCHEDULE FOR DAY 5

* WATCH LIVE AT IMMAF.TV .

[Rome. 22 June 2019] See below for the Results for Day 4 and Schedule for Day 5 of the 2019 IMMAF – WMMAA European & Junior European Open Championships which takes place at the PalaPellicone in Rome this week from 18 – 23 June. Today saw the Finals and Medals Ceremony for the Junior Championships, with the Senior Finals and Medals Ceremony taking place tomorrow.

Hosted by FIGMMA ( Federazione Italiana Grappling Mixed Martial Arts), the two five-day, nations tournaments run in parallell starting at 11am (UTC+1) daily. While the Senior Championships is open to all eligible athletes over the age of 18, the U21s Junior Championships gives a platform for competitors of 18, 19 and 20 years only.

See Tournament Draw information at mynextmatch.com

WATCH LIVE & ON DEMAND AT IMMAF.TV 

The Senior European Open Championships and Junior European Open Championships will be available for audiences around the world to watch LIVE and on demand 19 – 23 June, from 11am (UTC + 1) daily from just €4.99 (Early Bird).

Three rings (and one for the Senior Finals on 23 June) will be streamed live each day immaf.tv while videos-on-demand for ALL matches will be uploaded to the platform during week.

Matches schedule information for each ring will be published daily throughout the Championships at immaf.org with full tournament information available atmynextmatch.com

RESULTS – DAY 4 – 22/06/2019

CAGE 1

Bout 1: Female Atomweight 47.6 kg (105 lbs) Nadine Abbott bissett (Ireland) d e f Jenna Horto (Finland) via Split Decision  (29-28, 29-28, 28-29)

Bout 2: Female Strawweight 52.2 kg (115 lbs) Nina Back (Sweden) d e f Antanina Kuliashova (Belarus) via Submission (Armbar)  Round 2, 1:04

Bout 3: Female Flyweight 56.7 kg (125 lbs) VIKTORIYA DUDAKOVA (Russia) d e f Janika Antinmaa Antinmaa (Finland) via Unanimous Decision  (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

Bout 4: Female Bantamweight 61.2 kg (135 lbs) CHAMBEAU ROUSSEAU ESTELLE (France) d e f Frida Vastamäki (Sweden) via Split Decision  (29-28, 28-29, 30-27)

Bout 5: Female Featherweight 65.8 kg (145 lbs) Melissa Tonya Mullins (United Kingdom) d e f Christina Papasotiriou (Greece) via TKO Round 3, 2:41

Bout 6: Female Lightweight 70.3 kg (155 lbs) Sandra Meneses (Sweden) d e f Tetiana Liashuk (Ukraine) via TKO Round 2, 0:33

Bout 7: Male Flyweight 56.7 kg (125 lbs) Ata Atdayev (Ukraine) d e f Rafael calderon coria (Spain) via Unanimous Decision  (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)

Bout 8: Male Bantamweight 61.2 kg (135 lbs) Alvaro Ucendo (Spain) d e f MAGOMEDRASUL GUSENGADZHIEV (Russia) via Unanimous Decision  (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

Bout 9: Male Featherweight 65.8 kg (145 lbs) Artem Afanasenko (Ukraine) d e f Delyan Georgiev (Bulgaria) via Split Decision  (28-29, 29-28, 29-28)

Bout 10: Male Lightweight 70.3 kg (155 lbs) ANTONI JOSEP MARTI SEGARRA (Spain) d e f Scott Pedersen (Wales) via Split Decision  (29-28, 30-27, 28-29)

Bout 11: Male Welterweight 77.1 kg (170 lbs) Ramazan Gitinov (Bahrain) d e f Dario Petrolo (Italy) via Submission (Anaconda Choke)  Round 1, 1:00

Bout 12: Male Middleweight 83.9 kg (185 lbs) MAGOMEDKHABIB UMAROV (Russia) d e f Sola Axel (France) due to Medical Examination Failed

Bout 13: Male Light Heavyweight 93 kg (205 lbs) Kirill Andreev (Finland) d e f Andreas Knutsson (Sweden) via Submission (Guillotine Choke)  Round 2, 1:44

Bout 14: Male Heavyweight 120.2 kg (265 lbs) Shamil Gaziev (Bahrain) d e f Kimmo Meier (Estonia) due to Medical Examination Failed

Bout 15: Male Super Heavyweight 300 kg (661 lbs) pasha kharkhachaev (Bahrain) d e f ISLAM RAMAZANOV (Russia) via TKO Round 1, 1:21

Bout 16: Female Jr Strawweight 52.2 kg (115 lbs) Anna Gaul (Germany) d e f Shannon Troup (United Kingdom) due to Medical Examination Failed

Bout 17: Female Jr Bantamweight 61.2 kg (135 lbs) Milly Horkan (United Kingdom) d e f Megan Hamill (Ireland) via Unanimous Decision  (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)

Bout 18: Female Jr Lightweight 70.3 kg (155 lbs) Izzy Mitchell (United Kingdom) d e f Arietta Ourania Tsaousi (Greece) via TKO Round 1, 1:29

Bout 19: Male Jr Strawweight 52.2 kg (115 lbs) ZAGIRHAN IBRAGIMOV (Russia) d e f Yerulan Kabdulov (Kazakhstan) via Split Decision  (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)

Bout 20: Male Jr Flyweight 56.7 kg (125 lbs) AKHMED NUTSALKHANOV (Russia) d e f cristiano ottaviani (Italy) via Unanimous Decision Round 3 (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)

Bout 21: Male Jr Bantamweight 61.2 kg (135 lbs) Muhammad Mokaev (United Kingdom) d e f Reo Yamaguchi (Japan) via Unanimous Decision Round 3 (30-27, 29-28, 30-27)

Bout 22: Male Jr Featherweight 65.8 kg (145 lbs) Anatoliy Zolotykh (Kazakhstan) d e f Alexander OSullivan (Ireland) via Split Decision Round 3 (30-27, 30-27, 28-29)

Bout 23: Male Jr Lightweight 70.3 kg (155 lbs) DOROBSHOH NABOTOV (Russia) d e f Zé Machado (Portugal) via Unanimous Decision  (29-28, 30-27, 29-28)

Bout 24: Male Jr Welterweight 77.1 kg (170 lbs) Murad Guseinov (Bahrain) d e f SAMUR MAGAMEDKHANOV (Russia) via Unanimous Decision Round 3, 3:00 (29-28, 30-27, 30-27)

Bout 26: Male Jr Light Heavyweight 93 kg (205 lbs) OMAR ALIEV (Russia) d e f Haider Khan (United Kingdom) via Submission (Guillotine Choke)  Round 1, 0:22

Bout 27: Male Jr Heavyweight 120.2 kg (265 lbs) SHAMSUTDIN MAKHMUDOV (Russia) d e f Trevor Makengo (Ireland) via Submission (Guillotine Choke)  Round 1, 2:34

CAGE 2

Bout 1: Female Atomweight 47.6 kg (105 lbs) Magdalena Czaban (Poland) d e f Aeilish O Hanlon (Ireland) via TKO Round 1, 1:48

Bout 2: Female Strawweight 52.2 kg (115 lbs) Anastasiya Svetkivska (Ukraine) d e f Clara Danssmann (Germany) via Unanimous Decision Round 3 (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)

Bout 3: Female Flyweight 56.7 kg (125 lbs) Renaná Bruckstein (Germany) d e f Daryna Harbar (Ukraine) via Split Decision Round 3 (28-29, 29-28, 29-28)

Bout 4: Female Bantamweight 61.2 kg (135 lbs) Megan Morris (United Kingdom) d e f Milana Yatimova (Ukraine) via TKO Round 3, 1:03

Bout 5: Female Featherweight 65.8 kg (145 lbs) Jasmine Favero (Italy) d e f Nadiia Honcharova (Ukraine) via Unanimous Decision Round 3 (29-28, 30-27, 30-27)

Bout 6: Male Strawweight 52.2 kg (115 lbs) Eduard Kostrytsia (Ukraine) d e f Amancio Crespo (Spain) via No Contest Round 1, 0:48

Bout 7: Male Flyweight 56.7 kg (125 lbs) SULEJMAN BERSHIGADOV (Russia) d e f Abdulla Alyaqoob (Bahrain) via Unanimous Decision Round 3 (29-28, 30-27, 29-28)

Bout 8: Male Bantamweight 61.2 kg (135 lbs) Magomed Idrisov (Bahrain) d e f Denislav Hadzhiev (Bulgaria) due to Medical Examination Failed

Bout 9: Male Featherweight 65.8 kg (145 lbs) Abdulmanap Magomedov (Bahrain) d e f Enrique Hecher Sosa (Spain) via Unanimous Decision Round 3 (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)

Bout 10: Male Lightweight 70.3 kg (155 lbs) SALAMAT ISBULAEV (Russia) d e f Kaupo Kokamägi (Estonia) via TKO Round 3, 0:48

Bout 11: Male Welterweight 77.1 kg (170 lbs) Evgeny Morozov (Russia) d e f Rusi Minev (Bulgaria) via Unanimous Decision Round 3 (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)

Bout 12: Male Middleweight 83.9 kg (185 lbs) Christian Leroy Duncan (United Kingdom) d e f Tommi Leinonen (Finland) via Split Decision Round 3 (30-27, 29-28, 28-29)

Bout 13: Male Light Heavyweight 93 kg (205 lbs) IGOR GLAZKOV (Russia) d e f BEGAI Paulin (France) via Unanimous Decision Round 3 (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

Bout 14: Male Heavyweight 120.2 kg (265 lbs) GADZHIMURAD BAGAUDINOV (Russia) d e f Chaddad Alexandre (Lebanon) via Submission (Rear Naked Choke)  Round 2, 1:19

Bout 15: Male Super Heavyweight 300 kg (661 lbs) Ruslan Moiseienko (Ukraine) d e f Kaloyan Kolev (Bulgaria) due to Medical Examination Failed

  SCHEDULE – DAY 5 – 23/06/2019

CAGE 1

  Bout 1: Female Atomweight 47.6 kg (105 lbs) Nadine Abbott bissett (Ireland) VS Magdalena Czaban (Poland)

Bout 2: Female Strawweight 52.2 kg (115 lbs) Nina Back (Sweden) VS Anastasiya Svetkivska (Ukraine)

Bout 3: Female Flyweight 56.7 kg (125 lbs) VIKTORIYA DUDAKOVA (Russia) VS Renaná Bruckstein (Germany)

Bout 4: Female Bantamweight 61.2 kg (135 lbs) CHAMBEAU ROUSSEAU ESTELLE (France) VS Megan Morris (United Kingdom)

Bout 5: Female Featherweight 65.8 kg (145 lbs) Melissa Tonya Mullins (United Kingdom) VS Jasmine Favero (Italy)

Bout 6: Female Lightweight 70.3 kg (155 lbs) Yrsa Sandin (Sweden) VS Sandra Meneses (Sweden)

Bout 7: Male Strawweight 52.2 kg (115 lbs) Eduard Kostrytsia (Ukraine) VS MAGOMED ALIEV (Russia)

Bout 8: Male Flyweight 56.7 kg (125 lbs) Ata Atdayev (Ukraine) VS SULEJMAN BERSHIGADOV (Russia)

Bout 9: Male Bantamweight 61.2 kg (135 lbs) Alvaro Ucendo (Spain) VS Magomed Idrisov (Bahrain)

Bout 10: Male Featherweight 65.8 kg (145 lbs) Artem Afanasenko (Ukraine) VS Abdulmanap Magomedov (Bahrain)

Bout 11: Male Lightweight 70.3 kg (155 lbs) ANTONI JOSEP MARTI SEGARRA (Spain) VS SALAMAT ISBULAEV (Russia)

Bout 12: Male Welterweight 77.1 kg (170 lbs) Ramazan Gitinov (Bahrain) VS Evgeny Morozov (Russia)

Bout 13: Male Middleweight 83.9 kg (185 lbs) MAGOMEDKHABIB UMAROV (Russia) VS Christian Leroy Duncan (United Kingdom)

Bout 14: Male Light Heavyweight 93 kg (205 lbs) Kirill Andreev (Finland) VS IGOR GLAZKOV (Russia)

Bout 15: Male Heavyweight 120.2 kg (265 lbs) Shamil Gaziev (Bahrain) VS GADZHIMURAD BAGAUDINOV (Russia)

Bout 16: Male Super Heavyweight 300 kg (661 lbs) pasha kharkhachaev (Bahrain) VS Ruslan Moiseienko (Ukraine)

[realmadridnews]

National Team matches - World Cup 2022 qualifications, EURO U21 2022 qualifications and friendlies

Brazil:

Eder Militao

Casemiro

Vinicius Junior

Brazil - Colombia; World Cup 2022 qualifications; 12th November; 1:30 AM CET

Argentine - Brazil; World Cup 2022 qualifications; 17th November; 12:30 AM CET

Belgium:

Thibaut Courtois

Eden Hazard

Belgium - Estonia; World Cup 2022 qualifications; 13th November, 8:45 PM CET

Wales - Belgium; World Cup 2022 qualifications; 16th November; 8:45 PM CET

Austria:

David Alaba

Austria - Izrael; World Cup 2022 qualifications; 12th November; 8:45 PM CET

Austria - Moldova; World Cup 2022 qualifications; 15th November; 8:45 PM CET

Croatia:

Luka Modric

Malta - Croatia; World Cup 2022 qualifications; 11th November; 8:45 PM CET

Croatia - Russia; World Cup 2022 qualifications; 15th November; 3:00 PM CET

France:

Karim Benzema

France - Kazakhstan; World Cup 2022 qualifications; 13th November; 8:45 PM CET

Finland - France; World Cup 2022 qualifications; 16th November; 8:45 PM CET

France U21:

Eduardo Camavinga

France U21 - Armenia U21; EURO U21 2022 qualifications; 11th November, 8:45 PM CET

North Macedonia U21 - France U21; EURO U21 2022 qualifications; 16th November, 6:30 PM CET

Iceland:

Andri Gudjohnsen

Romania - Iceland; World Cup 2022 qualifications; 11th November; 8:45 PM CET

North Macedonia - Iceland; World Cup 2022 qualifications; 14th November; 6:00 PM CET

Serbia:

Luka Jovic

Serbia - Qatar; friendly; 11th November; 6:00 PM CET

Portugal - Serbia; World Cup 2022 qualifications; 14th November; 8:45 PM CET

Spain: 

Daniel Carvajal

Greece - Spain; World Cup 2022 qualifications; 11th November; 8:45 PM CET

Spain - Sweden; World Cup 2022 qualifications; 14th November; 8:45 PM CET

Wales:

Gareth Bale

Wales - Belarus; World Cup 2022 qualifications; 13th November; 8:45 PM CET

Wales - Belgium; World Cup 2022 qualifications; 16th November; 8:45 PM CET

[xtraminute]

Exactly 😉 Gary Lineker was spot on... At the end the Germans always win.