Agger

Not in FIFA!

But it's still pretty interesting to know!

Sweden! A bad match, but luck was on our side!

Sweden has won their first 2 matches. If they tie against Netherland that will be 7 points. Norway lost against Sweden but won against Netherlands. A win against Switzerland would mean 6 points!

No. They have 3 (lost against Sweden)

No.That situation would mean 7 points for Sweden and 6 for Norway

Norway isn't 1 goal away.

Yes

No contest without

I read in an article that 2,2 % of all tests where they tested for meldonium last year were positive. Pretty worrying.

Thanks

Yet again, I would like the source (not that I doubt you, but just want to send it to somebody )

Where do you read that it was prohibited in USA?

I guessed so!

Same substance as Abeba Aregawi...

It's still early... Faster? Personally I haven't had any of that kind of problem, which I did have from time to time on the old one.

You would be more than welcome! (and why not Eller and Ehlers? )

Crossing my fingers that math won't be necessary!

I guess that was mission accomplished for Amalie!

I strongly disagree about that comparison

I'm pretty sure that would be way too much time (even for me who find the voting exciting). Personally I don't see the problem.

Personally I don't find it useless, It's exciting and after all every vote counts the same.

What an elimination race by Amalie! Tomorrow is her weaker day. I hope she can keep it up!

I personally like it. It works fine in Sweden and will surely make it exciting for longer

So far these danish athletes have reached the national danish standards: Men's 800m: Andreas Bube Women's marathon: Jess Draskau-Petersson and Anna Holm Baumeister Women's 400m hurdles: Sara Slott Petersen and Stina Troest The following athletes have a chance to qualify as I see it (though I'm surely not expecting all of them to do so): Men's 400m: Nick Ekelund-Arenander and Benjamin Lobo Vedel Men's 1500m: Andreas Bueno Men's 5000m: Thijs Nijhuis Men's Marathon: Henrik Them, Abdi Ulad Hakin and Lars Budolfsen Men's 110m hurdles: Andreas Martinsen Men's 400m hurdles: Nicolai Hartling Men's 3000m steeplechase: Ole Hesselbjerg and Jakob Dybdahl Abrahamsen Men's Long jump: Andreas Trajkovski Men's high jump: Janick Klausen Men's pole vault: Rasmus Wejnold Jørgensen Women's 400m hurdles: Anne Sofie Kirkegaard