thepharoah

yes and it was one of the worst games of WC , We defended all the match and wasted a lot of time in returning the ball to goal keeper , it'll be a tough battle , may the better team wins

just like Egypt , our last appearance was back in 1990 before i was born also , good luck to NI and Ireland , but to be honest i wouldn't be sad if Wales , could make it , they didn't particpate since 1958 , so it was very long ago

i thought it's been much more years for NI , but it looks like just 12 years as their last appearance was back in 1986 , so you're right

Honduras is leading 1-0 over Costa Rica at 85th minute

Scotland played 1998 WC ,so it wasn't that far and thanks for your support , hopefully we can end this wait today

Maybe Syria miraculously beats Australia and then we can have a new nation

Our past experiences in EC qualifications make me not that sure about beating Congo and qualifying to WC, but logically we must win

Yarab, plz God , I can't believe I can finally watch Egypt in WC

Nigeria is the 1st African team to qualify officially to WC after beating Zambia 1-0

For Sorry Netherlands needs a miracle now to make it to the play-offs

I hope one of Burkina Faso or Cape Verde qualify

Uganda tied with Ghana 0-0 , this means Egypt will only have to beat Congo tommorow at home to reach WC for the 1st time since 1990, Burkina Faso lost to SA 3-1 , which means with 90 % no WC for black horses

All right , best wishes to Dutch team today

Many people here forgot that one runner-up among the 9 groups will not make it to the play-offs stage , so some teams could finish 2nd , but doesn't make it to the play-offs

Argentina still has its fate on their hands , if they beat Ecuador next match they'll at least finish 5th and beat New Zealand in World play-offs , thanks to this historic comeback by Paraguay and with 90 % Argentinian victory means direct qualification for Argentina , it's very hard for Chile to beat Brazil at home , all what they can dream of is returning with 1 point and it's also very hard for Peru now to beat Colombia who'll play for all on this match , unlike if they won today and qualified officially for WC , my predictions :- 1. Uruguay defeats Bolivia and qualify 2. Colombia ties with Peru 3. Chile ties with Brazil 4. ِParaguay ties with Venezuela 5. Argentina should beat Ecuador and they've proven these qualifications is that they're much better outside , but still with this humbling offense it's not very certain

1, 2 for China and bronze goes for Japan , a very interesting end for this sporting day , Belyavisky fell on horizontal bar when he was going for Gold and Colombia loses home 2-1 after leading till 89th minute to force a very dramatic last fixture of Conmebol WC qualifications

There's Wushu Kong fu wch being held in kazan, Russia , today will be Semifinals and tomorrow finals of Sanda events

At least good news for us to win some medals there

Italian teams returned strong as before , Calcio this year is a very promising competition with 6 teams can compete for the title or at least going for CL , but Milan is not that satisfying , there's something strange about the team , Montella , Donnarumma , Bonucci , this's not the team that Milan should has after spending almost 200 million euros this summer IMO

This's my article about Helmy El Saeed the Egyptian cross country skier , hopefully it'll make some noise and he can participate under Egyptian flag

yeah , thanks very much for your efforts

of course , but i doubt it . well at least if it doesn't work for the next WOG , IT CAN WORK IN 2022 WOG , it'll motivate many Egyptians living in USA , Canada or Britain and participating winter sports to represent Egypt in the near future

Of course , but it'll be in Arabic

prayers with Mexico

Mexico City 2017 World Championships postponed Following Tuesday’s devastating earthquake the IPC has postponed upcoming World Championships in powerlifting and swimming. © • The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has postponed the World Para Swimming and World Para Powerlifting Championships which were due to begin in Mexico City on 30 September following Tuesday’s (19 September) devastating earthquake in the country. The decision was taken following an assessment of the current situation and after close liaison with the Local Organising Committee and the City of Mexico government. Tuesday’s 7.1 magnitude quake has left hundreds dead and caused major damage to buildings and infrastructure in Mexico City and the surrounding area. Although the two venues that were set to host the Championships – the Francisco Marquez Olympic Swimming Pool and the adjacent Juan de la Barrera Olympic Gymnasium – appear to have sustained only minor damage, a full structural assessment needs to be conducted. In addition some of the hotels set to accommodate athletes and related infrastructure have been badly damaged. Around 1,400 athletes, officials and staff were due to be in Mexico City for the 2017 Para Sport Festival which was to feature both the World Para Swimming and World Para Powerlifting Championships between 30 September and 6 October. A small number of team delegations had already arrived in the city for training camps ahead of the event and all have indicated they are safe following Tuesday’s earthquake. Andrew Parsons, IPC President, said: “Following the terrible earthquake our thoughts, prayers and condolences are with the people of Mexico at this time. The tragic loss of life and devastation caused is heart breaking to see and our deepest sympathies are with all those involved. “As a result of this tragedy, we are in full agreement that the immediate focus of the Mexican authorities should be on prioritising recovery and rebuilding for the Mexican people and not organising two major international sport events. Therefore, we have agreed with the Local Organising Committee and City of Mexico government to postpone the upcoming World Championships in Para swimming and Para powerlifting until further notice. “I know the postponement of both Championships will be disappointing news to all the athletes who were set to take part, however these are unique circumstances and quite simply this is the right thing to do at the moment. “Our immediate priority now is to work with the team delegations currently in Mexico City to ensure their safe departure. We will then assess whether we can reorganise these Championships in the near future in Mexico City or seek alternatives.” This is the first time the IPC has had to postpone a major Championships in its history. Link : https://www.paralympic.org/news/mexico-city-2017-world-championships-postponed