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Men's Singles Final {3} Mohamed El Shorbagy 3 - 2 {6} Marwan El Shorbagy Women's Singles Final {1} Nour El Sherbini 1 - 3 {2} Raneem El Welily

As the medals at the 23rd IHF Women’s World Championship are decided on the final day of competition, the All-star Team, Most Valuable Player and top scorer are announced: Left wing: Siraba Dembele – France Left back: Lois Abbingh – The Netherlands Centre back: Grace Zaadi – France Right back: Nora Mork – Norway Right wing: Nathalie Hagman – Sweden Line player: Yvette Broch – The Netherlands Goalkeeper: Katrine Lunde – Norway MVP: Stine Oftedal – Norway Top scorer: Nora Mork – Norway (with a total of 66 goals)

for the 1st time in history of WCH 2 brothers will meet in the final Mohamed and Marwan El Shorbagy

Men's Singles Semifinals {1} Gregory Gaultier 0 - 3 {2} Mohamed El Shorbagy {4} Ali Farag 2 - 3 {6} Marwan El Shorbagy Women's Singles Semifinals {1} Nour El Sherbini 3 - 2 {8} Nour El Tayeb {2} Raneem El Welily 3 - 0 {3} Camille Serme

Men's Singles Quarterfinals {4} Ali Farag 3 - 1 Miguel Rodriguez {2} Karim Abdelgawad 0 - 3 {6} Marwan El Shorbagy Women's Singles Quarterfinals {3} Camille Serme 3 - 0 {9} Joelle King {2} Raneem El Welily 3 - 1 {6} Nicol David

Norway leads 12-5

yeah , we have a great depth in Squash and ofc France having good players and good juniors as well will help sport in getting into Olympics

Men's Singles Quarterfinals {1} Gregory Gaultier 3 - 0 {8} Paul Coll {3} Mohamed El Shorbagy 3 - 1 {5} Nick Matthew Women's Singles Quarterfinals {1} Nour El Sherbini 3 - 0 {5} Nouran Gohar {8} Nour El Tayeb 3 - 0 {16} Tesni Evans

Sarah Sjostrom isn't able to make women's 50m butterfly final ! i think this should be a surprise , she made this year 24.52 which's 2nd fastest all time

I'm not a big follower of short course swimming , but I think it's some how logic that a swimmer who's winning every thing in 50m pool , wins also here in short course , i've seen many champions doing this ! , but maybe he doesn't care much about SC !

Men's Singles R16 {4} ِAli Farag 3 - 0 Cameron Pilley {7} Tarek Momen 2 - 3 Miguel Rodriguez {6} Marwan El Shorbagy 3 - 0 Lucas Serme {2} Karim Abdel Gawad 3 - 0 Surav Ghosal Women's Singles R16 {3} Camille Serme 3 - 0 {13} Olivia Blatchford {7} Sarah Jean Perry 2 - 3 {9} Joelle King {6} Nicol David 3 - 1 {11} Annie Au {2} Raneem El Welily 3 - 1 {15} Victoria Lust

i thought you're a fan of River Plate + i think this tournament got some publicity after Chapecoense accident last year and i do care btw

Real Madrid 2 - 1 Al Jazira Controversial decisions still takes place in Football , even with video review , watch Casemeiro Goal which was denied by the referee cuz of offside

Kontinental Hockey League confirm mid-season break for Pyeongchang 2018 after Chernyshenko backs down A threat by the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) to scrap a mid-season break to allows its player to compete in the Winter Olympic Games in Pyeongchang if Russia was forced to take part under a neutral flag appears to have been dropped. KHL President Dmitry Chernyshenko had issued the warning last month but has now pulled back following a meeting today. "The KHL Board of Directors supported the decision of the Russian hockey team to perform at the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang under a neutral flag and wished good luck to all the players of the KHL representing the national teams of their countries at the tournament," they said in a statement published following today's meeting, Chernyshenko had threatened the "KHL is ready to respond accordingly" when it became clear the International Olympic Committee (IOC) were considering punishing Russia for "systematic manipulation" of the doping control system at Sochi 2014. The decision to continue with the KHL break from January 29 to February 25 has been taken even though Chernyshenko, former President and chief executive of Sochi 2014, was among those punished by the IOC. He was sacked from the IOC Coordination Commission for the 2022 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games in Beijing. Chernyshenko was not directly implicated personally in the doping scandal but was punished due to the responsibility of Sochi 2014 to avoid damaging the integrity of the Olympic Games, according to the IOC. KHL President Dmitry Chernyshenko had threatened to scrap a mid-season break for the League that would have prevented players taking part at Pyeongchang 2018 if the IOC banned Russia ©KHL The decision by the KHL to allow its player to play at Pyeongchang 2018 will be a big relief to the IOC and the International Ice Hockey Federation following an earlier decision by the National Hockey League (NHL) in the United States and Canada not to close down for the Olympics. The KHL is a 27-team professional league widely considered as the second strongest in the world after the NHL. Twenty-one of the teams are from Russia while there is one team each from Belarus, China, Finland, Kazakhstan, Latvia and Slovakia. More KHL players than ever before are expected to feature in Pyeongchang due to the absence of the NHL for the first time since their inaugural appearance at Nagano 1998. This was likely to be included in the teams of Canada, Czech Republic, Sweden and US, as well as Russia, who will compete under the "Olympic Athletes" from Russia banner. Czech Republic, for instance, included 13 players from the KHL in their squad for last month's Karjala Cup in Finland. The Winter Olympics are due to take place from February 9 to 25.

i just saw a documentary about her this morning on Olympic channel and i was really impressed of her achievements in Turin

Adam Peaty lost

Al jazira is leading 1-0 over Real after 1st half

Egypt is the biggest Country in Squash world both men and women right now , but i can't guarantee that when it become Olympic , but of course i want sport to become olympic cuz it deserves to be

Men's Singles R16 {1} Gregory Gaultier 3 - 0 Declan James {13} Daryl Selby 1 - 3 {8} Paul Coll {5} Nick Matthew 3 - 0 Abdulla Al Tamimi {3} Mohamed El Shorbagy 3 - 0 {10} Ramy Ashour Women's Singles R16 {1} Nour El Sherbibni 3 - 0 {Q} Satomi Watanabe {5} Nouran Gohar 3 - 1 {10} Alison Waters {8} Nour El Tayeb 3 - 2 Salma Hany {16} Tesni Evans 3 - 1 {4} Laura Massaro

Gremio 1 - 0 Pachuca Gremio will wait for the winner of Real Madrid and Al Jazira match today in the final

yes , we have players that can qualify through rankings and even from ywch 2018 , but why giving up an easy chance to qualify from continental tournament !

I wonder how come we didn't participate in that event !

Doping Scandal Rocks Athletics The Botswana Athletics Association (BAA) yesterday denied any knowledge that 400m athlete, Lydia Jele has tested positive for a banned substance The 400m athlete, who was part of Botswana’s team to the London World Championships in London, is said to have recently tested positive for a banned substance but authorities remained cagey with information. IAAF officials were not long ago in the country and tested the athlete out of competition. Sport Monitor is reliably informed that the athlete, who has represented the country at world competitions including the Olympics and World Championships, had opted not to take a sample B test, effectively admitting guilt. The country has faced increased doping cases after Amantle Montsho tested positive for a banned substance in 2014 and served a two-year ban, which ended in July. Rugby was also rocked when two players, Lesedi Cherry and Emmanuel Ntshiwa, failed a doping test last year. BAA public relations officer, Ipolokeng Ramatshaba told Sport Monitor yesterday that they have learnt about the doping reports surrounding the said athlete. We are not aware that Jele has tested positive to doping and we do not even know where she was tested,” Ramatshaba said. “At the moment, I cannot discuss the matter until we have been fully briefed on what is really going on.” He said there were no doping tests done at the London World Championships. A source said the matter is being kept a closely guarded secret until the results are determined. Source : http://www.mmegi.bw/index.php?aid=73592&dir=2017/december/11

is there a confirmed date for modern pentathlon african qualification ؟

Another OT between Japan and The Netherlands , go Japan