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Some pics I took while hillwalking at home.... Flynn was enjoying himself, exploring every inch of woodland. And he spotted a nice place to cool down.... Ok, Flynn I think you have had enough bath time. Time to go home...

I am on vacation in Singapore, and I have some (Youth) Olympic pilgrimage :D

wow Markéta . One must be really amazed by the incredible depth in W tennis, they are literally capable of producing world stars every year

Tomorrow i give you live score and live pictures...

League for Bracket - code WKZUCFRA - link https://bracketchallenge.fifa.com/en/leagues?shareload=5061626C697461232331333633232357656C636F6D654261636B4974616C792323574B5A5543465241

Nema potrebe da gledas

the goalkeeper "Sarah Bouhaddi " is

Our team is playing piss poor and frankly doesn't deserve at the moment to be in the League. But that travel of 20+ hours was absurd. This system is one epic fail.

The weather is good, they could have finished the match today. Stupid organisers being stupid...

Absolute goosebumps ! I mean, every normal sport fan must be totally infected by emotions after seeing the crowd reactions to their captain for his insane and crazy devotion to the club.

Calder Cup, Game #4 Recap Cardiac Checkers one win away after Game #4 rally Another comeback by the Charlotte Checkers has them one win away from their first Calder Cup championship. Nicolas Roy scored twice in the third period and Charlotte scored four unanswered goals en route to a 5-3 victory over Chicago at Allstate Arena on Thursday night. The Checkers will take a 3-1 series lead into Game #5, which is set for Saturday evening in suburban Chicago (8 p.m. ET, AHLTV, NHL Network). Charlotte spotted the Wolves a 3-1 lead before scoring four times in the final 21 minutes of the game to earn its third consecutive victory. After falling behind early in each of the first three games of the series, Chicago grabbed a 1-0 lead just 45 seconds into Game #4. Big defenseman Nic Hague carried the puck end-to-end, drove to the net and slipped it behind Checkers goaltender Dustin Tokarski for his fourth goal of the postseason. The Wolves played with a lead for the first time in the series, but it lasted less than five minutes before Jesper Sellgren‘s shot from the left point got through and eluded Oscar Dansk at 5:21. Chicago went back in front at 16:29 when Zac Leslie intercepted a clearing attempt and threw a shot on net that beat a screened Tokarski for his second goal of the series, making it 2-1. The Wolves upped their lead to 3-1 at 13:47 of the second period when Brooks Macek netted his fourth goal of the postseason, banging home the rebound of Dylan Coghlan‘s shot from the left circle. The Checkers’ comeback started with 1:00 to play in the middle frame, as Martin Necas showed patience in the slot and drew Dansk out of position before burying his third goal of the series and fifth of the playoffs. The power-play goal cut Chicago’s lead to 3-2 heading into intermission. Charlotte wasted just 32 seconds before tying the game early in the third period, as Roy took a back-door pass from Julien Gauthier and netted his fifth goal of the playoffs to make it 3-3. Aleksi Saarela got the game-winner with 7:08 to play, sniping a shot high to the short side past Dansk for his. Roy’s empty-net goal with 2:32 remaining sealed the win. Tokarski (5-0) made 22 saves for his 12th win in as many appearances as a member of the Checkers this season. For the second time in the series, Tokarski drew the start in net in the second half of games on back-to-back nights. Dansk (10-8) turned aside 18 of 22 shots in the loss. NOTES: Hague’s goal was the fastest to open a Calder Cup Finals since 2017, when Syracuse’s Kevin Lynch scored 17 seconds into Game #5 against Grand Rapids. Charlotte trailed after 40 minutes for just the second time this postseason; they have come back to win both times. The Checkers are also 4-3 when allowing the game’s first goal. The Checkers were 1-for-3 on the power play in Game #4, while the Wolves went 0-for-4. Chicago was without regular-season AHL MVP Daniel Carr, who was injured in Game #3 on Wednesday. Highlights https://theahl.com/ahl_videos/checkers-vs-wolves-game-4

yeah...of course I saw the full match earlier this morning... I mean, when he was presented to the crowd before the start of the game I was almost crying, thinking of what could ever be his feelings (and his pain, even if he would never admit that)... the TD Garden was almost exploding... but...but I still think that he took too much of a risk, playing in that situation... and moreover, since life is normally full of injusticehis effort didn't pay off, as STL finally did play a great game (luckily the level of play is growing up game after game...after the first 3 ugly matches, now we've seen quite a couple of clashes in the last 2 games) and finally won 2-1... now, on Sunday night in STL, Boston have to really dig deep in their hearts and in their tricks' bag to find the counters and get the series back to the TD Garden for game #7...

Well, this whole Athletics project at this games sucks

as far as I know, unfortunately not... not even the Italian Federation's website covers all the results, they only posted on Twitter our embarassing series of 1st round losses and stop...

Poljakinje su na nivou naše klupe

http://www.fiba.basketball/basketballworldcup/2019/news/gold-medal-candidates-serbia-announce-their-deepest-squad-in-years?fbclid=IwAR0dDb9mgHES9go7X1Xbeom9GzZHL34rG1cawKgOekM45WCGaQ-5Jqm-VDw very strong squad for Serbia at Basketball WC

Andrius Gudžius Discus Throw - 66.03 in his first competition after an operation, manages to throw a qualifying mark on 5th attempt at LLAF Cup.

Grande entusiasmo e aspettative per le varie Nazionali di calcio impegnate questo mese: (oggi -mondiali FIFA U20) contro il Mali alle 18.30, quarti di finale (partita sarà trasmessa da Rai 2 e Sky Sport). (Sabato -Qualificazioni Euro 2020) vs Grecia ad Atene h. 20:45 (Domenica - Mondiali Femminile) vs Australia a Valenciennes , alle 13:00 (Martedì -Qualificazioni Euro 2020) vs Bosnia and Herzegovina a Torino h. 20:45 In attesa dell' Europeo U21 che si giocherà in Italia (16 giugno Italia-Spagna) il Ct Di Biagio ha annunciato la lista dei convocati: Portieri: Emil Audero (Sampdoria), Alex Meret (Napoli), Lorenzo Montipò (Benevento); Difensori: Claud Adjapong (Sassuolo), Alessandro Bastoni (Parma), Kevin Bonifazi (Spal), Arturo Calabresi (Bologna), Federico Dimarco (Parma), Gianluca Mancini (Atalanta), Giuseppe Pezzella (Genoa), Filippo Romagna (Cagliari); Centrocampisti: Nicolò Barella (Cagliari), Manuel Locatelli (Sassuolo), Rolando Mandragora (Udinese), Alessandro Murgia (Spal), Lorenzo Pellegrini (Roma), Sandro Tonali (Brescia), Nicolò Zaniolo (Roma); Attaccanti: Federico Chiesa (Fiorentina), Patrick Cutrone (Milan), Moise Bioty Kean (Juventus), Riccardo Orsolini (Bologna), Andrea Pinamonti (Frosinone).

Pa koliko ja vidim ne. Nema samo Pena, mada ocekivano.

Barty lost 1st set after she was leading by 5-0 , welcome to WTA

Here we can see a hobby of russian team members: they shouted insults at our girl; that's why she mockingly applauded them after the finish. Even the russian competitor used filthy language; watch at 8:22

STANLEY CUP FINAL 2018/19 GAME 5 (June 6th, 2019) BOSTON BRUINS - ST. LOUIS BLUES 1:2 (0:0, 0:1, 1:1) Goals: 54. DeBrusk (Krug) 1:2 - 21. O'Reilly (Sanford, Pietrangelo) 0:1, 51. Perron (O'Reilly, Bozak) 0:2 Series Standing 2:3 Officials: Kozari, Sutherland – Devorski, Racicot, Penalties: 1:3 all for 2 min., Power-Plays Goals: 0:0, Shorthanded Goals: 0:0, 17.565 Attendance Line-ups: Boston: Rask (HALÁK) – McAvoy, CHÁRA, Carlo, Krug, Clifton, Moore, Kampfer – Pastrňák, Bergeron, Marchand – Krejčí, DeBrusk, Nordström – Heinen, Coyle, Johansson – Acciari, Kuraly St. Louis: Binnington (Allen) – Pietrangelo, Gunnarsson, Parayko, Bouwmeester, Dunn, Bortuzzo – Tarasenko, Schenn, Schwartz – Perron, O'Reilly, Sanford – Blais, Bozak, Maroon – Steen, Sundqvist, Barbashev @phelps and Zdeno played more than 16 minutes...

There are no draw for the match-ups,,, results from the qualification round will be used to rank teams. Teams ranked 1st-8th will have a bye in first round, while those ranked 9th-24th will face each other.

it happens everywhere. just a common thing in wrestling, mostly in Greco-Roman because the criteria for passivity cautions isn't that clear so they think they can make the referee's mind by shouting Red/Blue passive for the entire 6 minutes. it's not like they really believe they deserve a caution or not. they start shouting "passive" after probably 20-30 seconds into the match. in Asia, they usually use bigger stadiums, so you usually only hear two coaches around the mat shouting that, but from what I see in Europe, most of the time the other team members are right behind the judge and you hear something like 20-30 persons even make a song with that "Red pa-ssive, red pa-ssive, red pa-ssive " damn I would want to punch all of them as you know each wrestler can have two coaches near the mat, one of the sitting right next to the mat and the other one 2-3 meters far from the mat. for Iranian coaches, usually one of them gives technical advice (again, non-stop for the entire 6 minutes) and the other one's responsibility is to just shout red/blue passive ! it's always fun for me to watch those matches in livestream where you can hear the coaches, most of them Iranian coaches say funny things but sometimes that "passive passive" chant make it impossible to hear what they are saying. another reason why I hate it

There are games on FIFA site about WOMEN'S WORLD CUP 2019 Games link: PREDICTOR (I have a league, the code is: 0BC5D919) https://predictor.fifa.com/match/leaguejoin/0bc5d919 BRACKET

Mexican Men's team has been announced. Daniel Corral is back on team and won the all around, followed by Fabian Luna. So I'm hoping those two advance to apparatus finals. Meanwhile, women's competition was held today. On a tragic note for our delegation, Alexa Moreno pulled out because of an injury , meaning no chance for medals this time, unless Ana Lago and Elsa Garcia have an awesome performance in their respecrive comebacks.

Andreas Wellinger can't compete in the upcoming Season. He has torn his cruciate ligament.

Unfortunately Moreno is out due to injury and won't compete in Lima. @mrv86

https://www.gazzetta.it/Sport-Vari/04-06-2019/errigo-d-urgenza-tas-vuole-giochi-tokyo-sciabola-fioretto-3302199995913.shtml