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Medveščak* players

So we just saved a penalty. I have no idea why was it awarded.

Yes, go Medveščak! Although I consider myself to be fairly neutral since I am for example completely clueless when it comes to current league standings.

So... Somehow I ended up at my first ever hockey match. Hckosice will be proud.

I see. Is it Jacqueline Mourao, Jacqueline Mourao and Mourao?

I'm confused. 2 and a half, or 2 or 5?

Pakistan seems to be the topic of every Youtube chat, no matter who's playing. " I support Pakistan at heart whether Pakistan will or lose " " Dil Pakistan jaan Pakistan " " pakistan match tomorrow against Germany " " pakistan rull on india 1000 sall " ...

Yap, you cheer for all but one.

No fake hockey.

Too bad. He could have won 10 straight Europeans had he stayed around for Beijing 2022.

Both logos are awful to be honest. At least these are only the candidature logos, so hopefully the official ones will be more inspired.

Meh, PNG flopped. Go New Zealand!

It's not. There is indeed such event as "Nations Cup Final" in jumping, so the quota allocation will be based solely on the results of that event. Of course, the nations will firstly need to qualify themselves for the Final during the various league qualifiers which will start in February/March.

Eventing Nations Cup calendar for 2019: Houghton Hall (May 23-26) Pratoni del Vivaro (June 5-9) Strzegom (June 26-30) Cappoquin (July 24-28) Le Pin-au-Haras (August 7-13) Waregem (September 19-22) Boekelo (October 10-13) Highest placed not already qualified nation in season standings will qualify a team, meaning almost surely someone from Europe. It should have been the highest placed nation of the "Nations Cup Final" (meaning Boekelo stage), but that had to be changed because Boekelo stage is not officially called "Nations Cup Final". All thanks to FEI's carelessness while composing the qualification systems...

You are wrong, there are only 31 notable Mark Williamses... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Williams

What a stage! A LOT of one-handed riding, which is usually an Iberian thing, so I guess not that surprising. It was definitely very different than your usual WC stage. Maria Caetano (likely) achieved the first ever WC podium for ! Also, amazing 7th place for Collins. Wow, what a result for Bermuda, almost 74%. She really went for a high degree of difficulty and it paid off, so very well done. Her music was somehow expectedly a mix of Caribbean tunes.

Western European League, Stage 4 (Madrid, Spain) Beatriz Ferrer-Salat (Delgado) - 81.285% Claudio Castilla Ruiz (Alcaide) - 78.915% Maria Caetano (Coroado) - 77.655% Full results... WEL Standings...

So, only 5 events.

Cathrine Dufour is awesome (even though she technically didn't achieve that much in 2018). Definitely one of the fan favorites.

Just give it to Terpstra and Wild.

Second run for Hudson. And of course, Komšić who usually beats her on North American circuit failed miserably...

Western European League, Stage 6 (Madrid, Spain) Daniel Deusser (Tobago Z) - 0/0/46.73 Steve Guerdat (Ulysse des Forets) - 0/0/47.12 Irma Karlsson (Ida van de Bisschop) - 0/0/48.28 Full results... WEL Standings

And here it is... Croatia is the Davis Cup champion for all times.

Čilić is two sets up. Again.

I feel like XC is becoming less and less competitive with each season. Somehow that's possible.