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In Italy it works perfectly (run 1, the 2nd I haven't tried).

Azzurri in difficoltà anche al maschile...sono sotto 3-1 al sesto end

who, Adani? did he start to enjoy some "snow" once again?

smentisco subito me stesso, ma penso sia opportuno dedicare 2 righe a Letizia Radaelli e Silvia Coluzzi, che tra ieri e oggi hanno riscritto la storia del Trampolino Elastico italiano, diventando una dopo l'altra campionesse del mondo juniores rispettivamente nella categoria 13/14 anni e 15/16 anni. e Silvia, ancora una volta, ha guadagnato un punteggio che sarebbe valso le posizioni immediatamente a rincalzo delle medaglie nel mondiale senior. forse abbiamo trovato davvero un gioiellino capace di rimpinguare il bottino azzurro alle prossime Olimpiadi (se non già Parigi 2024, sicuramente L.A. 2028 e seguenti). peccato solo che la disciplina sia un altro di quei maledetti non-sport che personalmente non riesco a seguire nemmeno sotto tortura (e quindi sarebbero medaglie "non godute" in ogni caso)... nonostante ciò, complimenti vivissimi alle ragazze e agli allenatori per quello che hanno raggiunto e speriamo per quello che arriverà in futuro.

man, at least it was quick. I know people who have suffered so much through a very long period (years) because of that terrible disease. R.I.P. Börje

it should be 4 years, through the 2025/2026 season (but the only article naming the lenght of the agreement is behind a pay-wall, so I can't read it in its entirety).

this world cup isn't interesting until January, when the new powerhouse comes into play... just kidding, but only partially...because will really start competing only in January and because it looks that we're truly making a big jump ahead in the rankings thanks to our brand new "gurus" (Willy Schneider & Thomas Plätzer) and their coaching staff. there's a lot of hype for this team in our small Wintersports world, especially after the first Intercontinental & European Cup results.

Scozia che infligge agli azzurri la prima sconfitta...e che poi ritroveremo pure in semifinale. nel frattempo, semifinale femminile tra e in parità (4-4) dopo 6 end.

only 5 "Kim" and not a single "Park"... I'm really disappointed with this Korean team...

Knockout Stage Quarterfinals Pairings 1st Leg, Tuesday & Wednesday, 06 & 07.12.2022 2nd Leg, Tuesday & Wednesday, 13 & 14.12.2022 Mountfield HK (CZE) - EV Zug (SUI) Rögle BK Ångelholm (SWE) - Tappara Tampere (FIN) Jukurit Mikkeli (FIN) - Luleå Hockey (SWE) Skellefteå AIK (SWE) - Frölunda Indians (SWE)

Knockout Stage Round of #16, 2nd Leg, Part 2 Wednesday 23.11.2022 - Highlights EV Zug (SUI) - Red Bull Munich (GER)

Knockout Stage Round of #16, 2nd Leg, Part 2 Wednesday 23.11.2022 - Result 19:45 EV Zug (SUI) - Red Bull Munich (GER) 5-1 (1-1, 3-0, 1-0); 10-2 on Aggregate

why? it's a wonderful sport... sure, Ice Hockey is always the best sport in the world, but also this "diminutive version" has its own charm...

yeah, but always for Belgium, if they play field hockey

don't forget losing 10-1 against in 1982

in the World Cup tournament, it was the 6-1 against (France 1998) overall, it's a 13-0 once again vs in 1933 https://www.goal.com/es/noticias/las-diez-mayores-goleadas-de-la-seleccion-espanola/v866w5dtkv641ei9c1bahuc12

Football, men's tournament...chapeau to superiority in 2004, but to me the tournaments after WWII don't have the same value than those before, which were the only ones played by the truly best teams and players available. therefore, I pick Italy 1936, 'cause I'm heavily biased (especially during those WC days) and 'cause that was really a great team (World Champions in 1934 and 1938, too), as a more serious vote should go to Uruguay 1924 & 1928, when they were a real football machine...unstoppable. Volleyball, men's tournament...what the hell? the greatest team ever ( Italy in the Nineties) has never won an Olympic Gold medal...why should I vote for some teams that weren't as good? OK, that's a game, so I pick the team that won most of the medals we should have gotten, Brazil 1992, 2004 and 2016. and tbh, those teams were great as well, not that they didn't deserve all of their success... Volleyball, women's tournament...this is a no brainer, Cuba 1992, 1996, 2000 was something special, most likely the highest point ever reached by the sport of Volleyball in the women's division. Fencing, women's Team Foil...once again, Italy 1992, 1996, 2000 (and morally, 2004...if only it wasn't for the most cruel, stupid, criminal rule ever applied to the Olympic sports, the weapons' rotation in the team events ) are and will always be unmatched in this discipline. Fencing, men's Team Sabre...this one, instead, is a very difficult choice, as we have quite a few really great dinasties that surely deserve at least a mention of Honor. was amazing in the early part of last Century, Podzniakov's Russia in the Nineties was remarkable (and almost unbeatable), but honestly, I think that the current generation of South Korea 2012, 2020 (and morally, 2016, if not for the same rule that heavily penalized Italy in the women's Foil) truly represent the best team ever in modern Sabre, which is to be considered more competitive that the heroic age's, at least because of the way bigger competition there's now compared to may years ago.

Simone Sabbioni (Swimming) got a 20-month ban (starting from 23 March 2022) because of whereabouts rules infringement (3 missed tests). Source (in Italian): https://www.oasport.it/2022/11/nuoto-simone-sabbioni-patteggia-con-la-procura-antidoping-20-mesi-di-stop/?refresh_ce

Knockout Stage Round of #16, 2nd Leg, Part 2 Wednesday 23.11.2022 - Schedule* 19:45 EV Zug (SUI) - Red Bull Munich (GER) *All times CET Watch live Check here for details of live TV broadcasts: https://www.championshockeyleague.com/en/fans/where-to-watch All games are also live on the CHL website for free, subject to geo-blocking restrictions in certain countries due to TV rights.

Knockout Stage Round of #16, 2nd Leg, Part 1 Tuesday 22.11.2022 - Highlights Mountfield HK (CZE) - Färjestad Karlstad (SWE) Tappara Tampere (FIN) - HC Davos (SUI) Luleå Hockey (SWE) - Grizzlys Wolfsburg (GER) Rögle BK Ångelholm (SWE) - Red Bull Salzburg (AUT) Straubing Tigers (GER) - Frölunda Indians (SWE) Fribourg-Gotteròn (SUI) - Jukurit Mikkeli (FIN) ZSC Lions Zürich (SUI) - Skellefteå AIK (SWE)

Knockout Stage Round of #16, 2nd Leg, Part 1 Tuesday 22.11.2022 - Results 17:30 Mountfield HK (CZE) - Färjestad Karlstad (SWE) 4-2 (OT) (2-0, 1-1, 0-1, 1-0); 7-6 on Aggregate 18:00 Tappara Tampere (FIN) - HC Davos (SUI) 2-2 (0-0, 0-1, 2-1); 3-2 on Aggregate 18:05 Luleå Hockey (SWE) - Grizzlys Wolfsburg (GER) 2-1 (0-0, 0-1, 2-0); 5-3 on Aggregate 18:05 Rögle BK Ångelholm (SWE) - Red Bull Salzburg (AUT) 5-1 (1-0, 3-1, 1-0); 6-4 on Aggregate 19:30 Straubing Tigers (GER) - Frölunda Indians (SWE) 2-3 (1-1, 1-1, 0-1); 2-7 on Aggregate 19:45 Fribourg-Gotteròn (SUI) - Jukurit Mikkeli (FIN) 1-2 (OT) (0-0, 1-1, 0-0, 0-1); 2-3 on Aggregate 19:45 ZSC Lions Zürich (SUI) - Skellefteå AIK (SWE) 1-4 (0-0, 1-3, 0-1); 5-9 on Aggregate

well, my previous post, I mean...

see above...

2010 World Cup vs in the afternoon and vs at night (even if it was the last day of the group stage, therefore there were 2 other matches at the same time both in the afternoon and at night, but still it's double 0-0 in 2 consecutive time slots of the same day).

lucky people! for sure it would be better than actually watching this afternoon's matches of the WC...