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At the moment I think New Orleans Saints is the clear favourite in NFC. In AFC I have Kansas City Chiefs, New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers. Chiefs is my favorite, if they can keep the first seed. Patriots have some injuries, but when they are back, Patriots look strong. You never know with Steelers, one week they score 50 points, the next they can't score in three quarters. An honorable mention to L.A. Chargers. They have a great season so far, but it's Chargers we are talking about. They are the champions of losing a game in the last minutes. So my Super Bowl would be N.O. Saints vs K.C. Chiefs. Saints winning the SB with 11 points. The score, (a guess of course), 42-31 to Saints.

What a game last night in Los Angeles. Two gladitors fought an epic battle of offense in the Memorial Coliseum. Both teams scored over 50 points, which is first time in NFL history this happens. L.A. Rams rammed the Chiefs in a legendary victory. They showed who is the chief of the two teams, and won the match 54-51. Jared "I-am-not-a-bust" Goff threw 4 touchdowns. Patrick "I-love-to-put-ketchup-on-everything" Mahomes threw an equally impressive 6 touchdowns. The difference between the two quarterbacks was Mahomes' 3 interceptions, which costed in the end for K.C. Chiefs. Rams' tackle, Aaron "Beast" Donald, was extraordinary last night. His two forced fumbles and two sacks were huge contributes to Rams' victory. To end it all, this game was the third highest scoring game in NFL history with 105 points. (1. 113, 2. 106).

Apparently Nations League is more unpredictable than TOISC

Stanimira Petrova accused judges of corruption after losing her preliminary 57 kilograms featherweight bout to home favourite Sonia. Petrova’s coach Petar Yosifov Lesov,has had his credentials revoked after he threw a bottle into the ring in protest against the decision. Has anyone seen the match? It wouldn't be the first time in AIBA's history that judges have voted a bit suspiciously.

Taiwan is named Chinese Taipei in international sport, not Taiwan, and there lies the conflict. For China, Taiwan is a province of the Republic of China. For Taiwan, It is a sovereign state. "Chinese Taipei" was then chosen as an ambigious name for athletes living on/from the island of Taiwan back in 1979/81 to solve the political conflict. I'm sorry if I misunderstood your point.

My point is that Taiwan should be allowed to call their nation what ever they want, without being threatened by IOC to be excluded from an international sport competition, because of a name. I'm sorry my point wasn't formulated clearly.

POLITICS ALERT!!! ⚠️⚠️⚠️ Taiwan is due to vote on Saturday, November 24, on whether the island should compete as "Taiwan" and not "Chinese Taipei". IOC warns Taiwan name-change could cost country right to compete at Tokyo 2020. https://www.insidethegames.biz/articles/1072419/ioc-warns-taiwan-name-change-could-cost-country-right-to-compete-at-tokyo-2020 Politics and sports is like a dirty martini. Olives and olive juice should not be mixed with alcohol, but it still exist anyway.

I always thought Millennials would be the reason for the downfall of our civilization. Oh well, at least I lived as long as an average person in Classical Rome and Grecce.

4-2 Switzerland. What a comeback! Edit: 5-2

First Russian victory in the Ski Jumping World Cup and the first Russian to lead the World Cup.

The stats page on the new fis is TERRIBLE. I searched for Russian podiums in the Ski Jumping World Cup, and this is what I see: #Bringbacktheoldfis

So many new names in the top after first round, but there is still a second jump left. And yes, great jump by "Andreas Wave". You could say he is riding on a wave at the moment.

Zenhäusern is still a big mystery for me. With his height, and some weight training, he would be a good skier in the speed disciplines.

Noel

The podium. 1. Hirscher 2. Kristoffersen 3. A dude who is over 1 second behind the two other.

I could be Bulgaria's first World Cup points since Peter Popangelov in the 1986/87 season. (That is what I could find, but I could be wrong.)

Bib 75 Albert Popov is currently 22. He will qualifiy for the second run.

No Shipulin on the Russian team in Pokljuka. President of the Russian Biathlon Union, Vladimir Drachev, has told Russian medias, "He is not ready yet. It so happened that he did not run in the qualifying rounds, and his state of health is not up to perform. We still have to prepare". Shipulin will instead prepare for the IBU Cup.

Yeah it's not the same, but it could be this scenario from now on... Reality can be cruel.

Japan had two falls but they still became 4.

I wonder if Kazakstan can score 100 points over 4 jumpers in this competition?

Or some Danish words.....Speciallægepraksisplanlægningsstabiliseringsperiode.

You must mean the track is open?

The 2010 Olympic gold medal winner and multiple WCH medalist, Tatjana Hüfner, will retire after this season. This decision has been taken due to many injuries and health problems in the recent years.

Neureuther will not start tomorrow due to his hand injury. https://www.sportschau.de/wintersport/ski-alpin/video-nach-ausfall---neureuther-will-sich-so-schnell-wie-moeglich-operieren-lassen-100.html (German)