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Well, I discovered some FOOTBALLLOVE FIFAFOOTBALL FIFA-COCA-COLA 2018-COKE-GAME COKE-BEST-GOAL Just go under ''Promo code'' and type in.

For those who want to know the order of the songs in the playlist @amen09 made: Portugal Algeria New Zealand Serbia France Switzerland Argentina Finland Mexico Tunisia Indonesia Slovakia Italy India Bulgaria Colombia Sweden Poland Moldova Croatia Venezuela USA Romania Azerbaijan Ireland Austria Great Britain Greece Lithuania Netherlands Norway Germany Slovenia Denmark Estonia Iran Canada Kazakhstan Malta Russia Brazil Turkey

5. 1995 Handball world championsip The first title, the first world championship of many for the french handball NT, which was also the first world title for any team sport in our history. From Group C to world tittle in a decade. Quite the uprise . A bunch of complety over the top guys too. Long live Les Barjots 4. CSP Limoges' 1993 Euroleague Just like the Handball's title, this one was also an historic win: The first french club to ever win the biggest european cup (just a few weeks before Marseille's one). And like pretty much everything else in our sport history, no one expected it. Fred Forte (1970-2017) 3. 1991 Davis Cup victory 59 years after the last Davis Cup, France finally claimed back the title thanks to our wild card Henri Lecomte who decided to show up on the right day and a shacking Guy Forget scoring the last point against a young Sampras. Yannick Noah even managed in making us believe for a moment that Saga Africa was actually not a terrible mistake Chapeau. 2. France - New Zealand, Rugby World Cup 1999 To the kids around here, France as a rugby world beaters might sound like something from an uchronian steampunk novel. Yet, there was a time,.. Beeing beaten by the mighty All Black by 14 points and with 30 minutes to play or so. We said fuck it and decided to score 3 tries to win the game 43-31. According to some people, the game was called a "semi final". I've no idea what they're talking about 1. France 98 Winning the World Cup on home soil for the first time ever ? Nothing can beat that. Millions upon milions took up the streets in celebration. Long live the 90's

I'll not include any olympic moments in this list since there is a thread about the best olympic moments too, but if I was including olympic moments, at least Franz Klammer winning the downhill in Innsbruck would have made the list, and probably a few other ones too (Hermann Maier's wins in Nagano, Raich-Herbst-Schönfelder podium sweep in the 2006 Slalom for example) 5.) Austria's ninefold win on the Patscherkofel in 1998 For everyone not caring about the alpine skiing world cup, no, having skiers from only one nation from the first to the 9th place is not ordinary. A display of dominance which will probably never be repeated. 4.) The whole nordic skiing world championship 2011 7 gold medals for Austria in one world championship is something I probably won't ever see again. Tbf the medal count is partly so high because there were both two team events for the ski jumpers and the nordic combined and Austria won all 4 of these events. But anyway, this was a mightily impressive world championship, with gold in all 5 ski jumping competitions (plus silver in the two men's single events), two gold medals for the nordic combined relay (which tasted even sweeter because they were won in close sprints against Germany) and a bronze medal for Felix Gottwald in the large hill event. 3.) Werner Schlager becomes table tennis world champion 2.) Thomas Muster wins Roland Garros 1.) CÓRDOBA The Austrian national team beat Germany 3:2 in the 2nd group stage of the 1978 FIFA world cup (man, the format of the world cup was weird back then with two group stages and no knock out stage) Austria didn't even achieve anything big by winning this match but still this is probably the most legendary moment in Austria's sport history just because we could spoil our big neighbors world cup. I honestly have no idea why this game even got such a legendary status but Austrians still can't stop talking about how they kicked Germany out of the World Cup in the most famous game in Austrias football history.

For join in TotallyManiacs group of sticker collection go to "your team" ("tu equipo") and insert: ID group = 90 Password = 2018WC I don't know how many user can join in the group (maybe 10), but I will say when group is full. For who are already registered in FIFA.club, clic "resume your game" in the page Panini, and login in with the Fifa.club credential ALL ARE WELCOME !!! PS: for log out go to "more" ("mas") and clic "your profile" Reminder for users also in Fifa club (sorry, I don't remember others, and actually the leagues in Fifa are closed) @vlad @africaboy @Agger @tuniscof @SteveParker @Pablita @mrv86 @crovitlaci @Fran-UDA

Yeah, same number of world class athletes, just as much media attention and available live streams, basically it's just as big. And the most important thing I'm forgetting, it's a perfect rehearsal for the time schedule of Tokyo 2020 and it's time difference with where I live...

Bruno Bošnjak wins our first ever Winter Paralympic medal. Bronze in snowboard slalom. So after all, we will be returning with a medal from Korea.

You HAD to remind me, didn't you? this was without a doubt one of the most beautiful goals in Polish football history Though a strong contender for the title is this clasic

The FIFA World Cup 2018 digital sticker album is now online. Will someone create a Totallympics team?

5. August 28th, 2004 - In the same day Argentina wins two gold medals in men's football and basketball and breaks a curse of 52 years without the argentine anthem being played at the OG. 4. Roland Garros 2004 - 3 out of 4 semifinalists were . Also it had dramatic final between Gaudio and Coria who didn't like each other that much. Gaudio winning was the ultimate underdog story since he was always seen as a guy that couldn't possibly win a major title, being a complete nutjob like he was. 3. Argentina-Brazil at football World Cup 1990 - Crazy epic victory over the neighbours with the team plagued with injuries and playing crap football. Resisted thousands of shots from the opponent for 80 minutes before Maradona placed a fantastic pass to score an unthinkable goal. 2. Argentina-USA at basketball world championship 2002 - The first loss of a USA team made up by NBA players (was holding a record of 55-0 since 1992). That was the day the whole world realised that they weren't invincible. 1. Argentina-England 1986 & world cup victory - Maradona's magnum opus, nothing else to explain.

So I realize we actually have two similar topics on Totallympics, so this one may feel repetetive, but one of the other topics is just about the best moments in the Olympic Games for your country, while the other one is dedicated only to best moments from 2017, so I thought about opening a general one I want to ask you - what do you think are your nation's biggest successes in all of sport - World Championships, Continental trophy, or maybe some individual athlete's achievement? I personally will list only the ones I can remember , but feel free to post about any Moment, regardless if it is from the 1950's or already from 2018 Let me start with my top 5 5. Handball - bronze medal at the 2015 World Championships Honestly, I care about this bronze medal much more than that from the 2007 WC due to the circumstances the boys achieved it - after the shameful behaviour of referees in the semifinal game against Qatar I was sure their spirit was crushed. Then I saw one of the best Handball games by our legendary NT, and I will never forget the dramaturgy of the extra time. And then, at the end... 4. Cycling (Road) - GOLD MEDAL at the 2014 World Championships by M. Kwiatkowski I remember Michal's triumph came quickly after our win in Volleyball men's World Chamionship, and many people still in awe of that result kind of overlooked it It's a great shame, as it is definitely one of the defining moment for our Road Cycling. 3. Ski Jumping - Kamil Stoch's DOUBLE OLYMPIC GOLD, Sochi 2014 Just thinking about what Kamil has done then still gives me goosebumps. This just proved his amazing talent (and as it turned out, his full potential has not been reached until 2017/18 season) and it was the first time for many Poles,myself included, that they realized Kamil was someone special for Polish ski jumping - perhaps even more then Adam Malysz. 2. Athletics - Men 4x100 GOLD MEDAL & WR, Indoor World Championship 2018 Our Athletes brought home an amazing number of medals, but what really stood out to me was this one. I did not except such result and definitely not with a World Record. They made not only Polish history, but the history of the sport of Athletics as a whole. 1. VOLLEYBALL - MEN'S GOLD MEDAL, WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 2014 (oh,come on, you knew this was coming the moment you opened the thread ) This one is unfogettable to me and millions of Polish people. What they achieved on their home soil was unbevielable. I remember the drama and tension I felt since the opening game against Serbia, and with every game I knew more and more that either something amazing or something terrible is going to happen. And it all culminated beautifully in this game. I remember this day as it were yesterday I really want to write something more, how big impact this win had on people... but I can't This was truly something one must experience to understand. The emotions are still too high But this truly was a magical night. Over 17 million people (a bit less than 50% of Poland's population) watched the deciding moments of that game. And the commentary of the decisive point I will never get it out of my head... ... But what was really special about this tournament was how it brought people together. I remember I was the only guy in the neighborhood which had access to the tv channel that broadcasted the games, so after the opening match which was broadcasted for free I invited some friends and neighbours...then, suddenly during the final - which was also broadcasted free for everyone - there were literally about 25 - 30 people watching the match in my house And after the game of course there was a big party Here is a footage of what was happening in Polish streets during the game ... And in front of the stadium after the final whistle

Angela Merkel is for the forth time in a row German chancellor. Is she dictator now? Russia is aggressor in Ukraine and Syria, but its fine and democratic when USA and UK invaded Iraq, Afghanistan. Serbia is responsible for war crimes in Kosovo, Bosnia or Croatia, but USA is innocent for 2 million of dead Vietnamese UK made a resolution that characterizes massacre in Srebrenica as act of Genocide (for killing 8,000 Bosniaks), but hundred of thousands of dead in India when that country was British colony is not a act of genocide. Or millions of people in Congo under the Belgian rule? Vladimir Putin is evil but Obama is Nobel peace laureate? Afghanistan is part of the US sphere of interest, but Crimea which has always been part of the Russian state can't be the same for Russia. American military base on Kosovo (Bondstil) with 3,000 US soldiers is perfectly fine for all western "democraties" but Russian humanitarian center in Serbia with 5 Russian humanitarian worker is problem and abnormality for all that democraties. I'm sick of their fake democracy and so called fight for human rights across the globe. They build their fortune and perfect society on slavery and blood and today plays moral icons and human rights activists. So I personally wish all the same for UK, USA, France and all others, same as they did to people across Africa and Asia for the centuries of their colonial rule there.

Before the 1998 World Cup one of the TV stations in the UK held a vote on which was the greatest World Cup goal of all time, In England Maradona's 2nd goal versus England won the vote. In Scotland and Wales Maradona's 1st goal versus England won the vote

Thanks! I have just created a new team because the previous is full: 278 2018wc

presidential elections in Russia for soon Russians who live in Ukraine are forbidden to vote ,decision by Kiev

The swedish team is looking as if they are all thinking "god dammit, 3 weeks too late"

After my second listen, there are 10 songs that I'm sure to give points to, but I don't know in which order, because I don't have any favorite. And then there are 11 songs battling for the last 2 spots remaining It's gonna be hard to choose...

Agree. I feel Juve has slight edge over 2 legged ties. My predictions are Barca, Bayern, Juve & ManC

Lies, surely.

Third listen and down to 17, the order is still fairly an unstable mess

@vinipereira Is possible put the link of playlist in first page? Thanks.

sorry no space in password >>>>>>>>>> 2018WC

Invalid team ID or password, it says...

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After China winning their Curling semifinal and Croatia winning Snowboard bronze a new record has been set of 26 nations winning medals at a winter Paralympic Games!

Maybe becouse UEFA needs to have a flexible arbitrage

5. SVK won in Poland in the very last match of the World Cup 2010 qualification in absolutely crazy conditions thanks a unbelievable own goal of the Poles to reach the first ever qualification for the World Cup in history and first ever any Major Tournament participation except the Sydney 2000 Olympics for our football since the independence. The winning goal The last seconds 4. Peter Sagan winning his third consecutive World Champion title, something any other rider never did before 3. Back to Football and the 2010 World Cup, Underestimated and unknown debutant Slovakia shocked and eliminated the reigning world champions Italy in the last pool match to reach a epic and absolutely unexpected second phase at our first major tournament participation. 2. Matej Tóth won our first non-canoeing slalom Olympic gold medal. Slovakia had to wait 23 years for that. 1 year after his world champion title, first ever for our country as well World Championships 2015 finish 1. Yep, right.

5) 2010 Winter Olympics: Alex Bilodeau winning Canada's first ever Olympic gold medal on home soil, after failing to win any in 1976 and 1988. 4) 1972 Summit Series - Game 8, defeating the Soviet Union 3) Donovan Bailey wins the 100m gold medal in Atlanta 1996, breaking the World Record in the process. 2) Women's hockey gold in 2002. The officiating was horrible (against the Canadians) and the Americans had the Canadian flag on the floor of their dressing room. The Canadians took the last laugh though by winning the gold and starting a streak of four straight gold medals! 1) Olympic hockey gold in 2010 for the men, breaking the record for the most gold medals by a country at a single Winter Olympics.

i think Gaudio winning RG , was one of the biggest surprises in history of the tournament , this final was also an epic one, Coria who was unstoppable on clay that time and made a very big tournament led by 2 sets and it was really obvious that he'll win , but then he suffered from an injury and everything went on reverse way , the 5th set was very tight , but Gaudio won at the end , i still remember this final , despite i was not very old , only 10 , but this's among my favorite GS finals ever

Hmmm, I'll rank 5 Best moments for Egypt at least from My Perspective 1. Handball WCH 2001 : Egypt made history in this tournament by defeating Russia in Quarterfinals which was a great super power in the sport on these days along with Sweden and became the 1st Non European team to reach men's Handball WCH Semis 2. Karam Gaber Gold medal in Men's Wrestling Greco-Roman Wrestling in Athens 2004 , the 1st Gold Medal for Egypt since 1948 and for sorry the last till now and in a very big style , his performance in this OG is still considered one of the best ever in Greco Roman at Olympics 3. Egypt reaching Football WC 2018 for the 1st time since 1990 after defeating Congo 2-1 in Cairo 4. Alaaeldin Abouelkassem winning Silver medal in men's fencing foil in London 2012 , 1st medal for any African nation in the sport , not many people in Egypt would think the same way , but i think for me it was a very special moment , i was among very few people who believed in Alaa's extraordinary talent since he was young and of his ability to win a medal , despite the very hard draw 5. Egypt defeating Italy 1-0 in Men's Confederations Cup 2009 in SA

Nah, not really. Although Gerard van Velde's gold in 2002 definitely would be in my list, but none of the gold medals this or last Olympics really 'did' something for me, it was mostly like "oh" Probably because as a child I cared completely about simply wanting the athletes with the same flag to win Whereas now I'm mostly interested in the athletes I actually like. Tom Dumoulin winning the Giro d'Italia last year was absolutely huge, the Netherlands reaching the World Cup final in 2010 was the single biggest 'thing' in Dutch sports that I can at least remember from my lifetime. The Euro 1988 semi final against West Germany was arguably the biggest though: beating the (back then still very much 'hated') arch enemy, on their home soil....it was before I was born, but from what I heard our always quiet and calm neighbour was crying on his knees in front of the TV The final was nice, but the win in the semi's was the main thing.

Booo

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1753167101370908&id=968922899795336 Ovo je po meni odlicno, Todorov stvarno radi dobar posao!! Kad bi se i atletika ovako uvela u OŠ ali nema ko to da predlozi!!

So outside of Europe, a few hours ago Al Ahly became the Women's Club Champions of Africa

Yes , we have 8 teams from 8 different countries in quarters , biggest surprises are Cska especially after they lost home and Salzburg who defeated Dortmund but Cska surprised me more

Thanks for the warn again, good observation @amen09 here the official video clip link for SVK entry.. btw just noticed there not in the contest ...aw, this is not good...not good at all for our prospects..not good at all

In the playlist is the live vertion and no the clip of the song of @hckosice, Kamil, do it something if you care

The playlist is ready the description "name of country" of each song will be added ASAP

The fuck is this (Ukrainian federation's website, by far the best to analyse results) http://biathlon.com.ua/ And for @Xander the original text instead of Google Translate's work:

ok

Ah, Portugal was not a member yet. You do learn something new every day ^^ I allways assumed they were, and allways assumed that it was perfect normal for them not to score any medal too