Dennis

I live in Alkmaar, was born and raised here, and have never seen this much police in and around the city as I saw yesterday. They were really worried about the fans of Legia. It's the story of Legia against the story of the Dutch police now. Police here claims that fans of Legia were aggressive, managed to steal pepperspray and batons from the police, and Legia fans without tickets stormed the stadium and managed to get in. The two players that got arrested allegedly abused personnel of AZ Alkmaar. Polish politicians are now also complaining, contacted the Dutch Prime Minister and even proposed to get the European Parliament involved in this case. Dutch media suggest that it's because of the upcoming elections in Poland as their party, PiS, is known for being critical towards Western Europe in general. Not sure if there's any truth to that.

And we should have had 8 gold medals, not 5. Silver in the men's sculls 1.2 seconds behind the gold, men's eight 1.0 second behind the Brits and the women's quadruple sculls failing to win by 0.6 seconds. They flopped.

3 - 0 in the bronze medal match

FEMKE BOL!

Femke

Tentoglou

Title stays in

Are we now an ice hockey powerhouse?

Bol won the triple last year at the European Championships (400mh, 400m and 4x400m), so she has tried it and was successful. However, here on top of the 400mh, she also has the 4x400m and the 4x400m mixed in her program, so that’s already 7 races in one week. Add another potential 3 races in the 400m flat and she would have to run 10 times, which is possible, but I doubt anyone can maintain a high level for so many races.

Vuleta! So well deserved First world title ever for according to the Dutch Eurosport commentators

Why.

One of the closest Madison races I’ve ever seen. This was intense

Ganna

And there's the Hungarian medal, and it's gold!

5-4 FIRST WORLD TITLE SINCE 1991!

12-12, penalty shoot out now

and qualified from Group B. (2nd in group stage) and (3rd in group stage) missed out.

I don't think she had any intentions of running a WR only 6 weeks after winning the London marathon. The 10k was moved to Saturday to give Hassan the opportunity to compete in both the 10k and the 1.500m in front of her home crowd. She ran 29:37.83, which is the WL time by 22 seconds, but of course not even close to the WR.

I agree. It was exciting until the last seconds. I'm also very impressed by 21-year old Realini. If she can keep this level, she will be a big force to be reckoned with in the upcoming years.

Great to see the Faroe Islands, Greece and Georgia make their debut!

Surprising bronze medal for the Dutch women! took the gold with a big margin on

Medal Table: Country Gold Silver Bronze Total Japan 5 2 2 9 Italy 3 1 6 10 China 2 2 0 4 Colombia 2 1 1 4 Armenia 2 1 0 3 Argentina 1 0 0 1 Germany 0 2 0 2 United States of America 0 2 0 2 Canada 0 1 1 2 Romania 0 1 0 1 France 0 0 1 1 Kazakhstan 0 0 1 1 Hungary 0 0 1 1 Egypt 0 0 1 1

Women's Vault: Mia Giuliana Mainardi (13.383) July Marano (13.266) Ming van Eijken (13.000) Zoe Tsaprailis (12.966) Abigail Martin (12.849) Jayla Hang (12.833) Victoriane Charron (12.816) Mizuno Mika (DNF) Women's Uneven Bars: Caterina Gaddi (13.600) Helen Kevric (13.266) Giulia Perotti (13.100) Nakamura Haruka (12.533) Yamaguchi Sara (12.500) Mia Giuliana Mainardi (12.366) Leire Escauriaza (11.333) Hezly Rivera (9.900) Women's Beam: Yu Hanyue (13.133) Gabriela Vanoaga (12.833) Cristella Brunetti-Burns (12.600) Yamaguchi Sara (12.400) Yang Ko-Wen (11.733) Vanesa Masova (11.366) Marlene Gotthardt (11.333) Giulia Perotti (10.933) Women's Floor: Giulia Perotti (12.900) Hezly Rivera (12.833) Nakamura Haruka (12.800) Abigail Martin (12.533) Jayla Hang (12.500) Victoriane Charron (12.466) Hwang Seohyun (12.400) Jemima Taylor (11.600)

Men's Floor: Angel Barajas (13.900) Timo Eder (13.500) Tommaso Brugnami (13.333) Anthony Mansard (13.200) Tanida Masaharu (13.100) Yang Chunjie (12.933) Tsunogai Tomoharu (12.800) Maxim Kovalenko (12.333) Men's Pommel Horse: Hamlet Manukyan (14.633) Mamikon Khachatryan (14.100) Zeinolla Idrissov (14.066) Alexander Yolshina-Cash (13.600) Mostafa Ahmed (13.300) He Xiang (12.766) Yang Chunjie (12.666) Manoah Felicite (10.000) Men's Rings: Hamlet Manukyan (13.633) Tanida Masaharu (13.466) Riccardo Villa (13.433) Erik Baghdasaryan (13.400) Tsunogai Tomoharu (13.100) Yang Chunjie (12.966) Marcus Pietarinen (12.933) Kai Uemura (12.433) Men's Vault: Tommaso Brugnami (14.133) Victor Canuel (14.016) Szilard Zavory (13.883) Maxim Kovalenko (13.833) Alperen Ege Avci (13.583) Daniel Trifonov (13.166) Jakob Kvamsoee (13.150) Kamiyama Haruto (12.049) Men's Parallel Bars: Angel Barajas & Tsunogai Tomoharu (13.733) Yahia Zakaria (13.700) Erik Baghdasaryan & Tanida Masaharu (13.633) Winston Powell (13.600) Qin Guohuan (12.900) Yang Chunjie (12.233) Men's Horizontal Bar: Tsunogai Tomoharu (13.666) He Xiang (13.633) Angel Barajas (13.433) Anthony Mansard (13.200) Riccardo Villa (12.966) Winston Powell (12.900) Zala Samu Zambori (12.866) Tanida Masaharu (10.200)

Japan continues their strong championships and Italy won their 4th bronze medal in 4 events!