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Amazing first run for Martina Dubovská 15th, also the (now former) French Estelle Alphand now represent Sweden and already presented a very good performance in the first round. Katharina Huber 14th with BIB 42

Tomorrows Women´s Slalom Start List

Tomorrows international matches schedule EURO-HOCKEY TOUR 2017/18 Stage 1 - Karjala Cup (in Helsinki, Finland) Saturday November 11th, 2017 - Round-Robin Day 4 Schedule (GMT +2) 13:00 Switzerland vs Russia 17:30 Finland vs Sweden DEUTSCHLAND CUP 2017 (in Augsburg, Germany) Saturday November 11th, 2017 - Round-Robin Day 2 Schedule (GMT +1) 16:00 Germany vs Slovakia 19:30 Russia "B" vs USA EUROPEAN ICE HOCKEY CHALLENGER, INNSBRUCK (in Innsbruck, Austria) Saturday November 11th, 2017 - Round-Robin Last Day Schedule (GMT +1) 14:30 South Korea vs Norway 17:30 Austria vs Denmark EUROPEAN ICE HOCKEY CHALLENGER, FRANCE (in Cergy-Pontoise, France) Friday November 11th, 2017 - Round-Robin Last Day Schedule (GMT +1) 18:00 France vs Latvia * Played In Amiens 20:00 Slovenia vs Belarus EUROPEAN ICE HOCKEY CHALLENGER, BUDAPEST (in Budapest, Hungary) Saturday November 11th, 2017 - Round-Robin Day 2 Schedule (GMT +1) 15:30 Poland vs Japan 19:00 Italy vs Hungary

Friendly Matches 10th November 2017 Mens EURO-HOCKEY TOUR 2017/18 Stage 1 - Karjala Cup (in Helsinki, Finland) Friday November 10th, 2017 - Round-Robin Day 3 Results (GMT +2) 15:00 Czech Republic vs Switzerland 3-2 18:30 Canada vs Sweden 0-2 Karjala Cup Standing after Day 3 1. Sweden 6 pts, 2. Finland 3 pts, 3. Canada 3 pts, 4. Czech Republic 3 pts, 5. Russia 0 pts., 6. Switzerland 0 pts. EURO-HOCKEY TOUR 2017/18 Cumulative Standing 1. Sweden 3 pts, 2. Finland 3 pts, 3. Russia 0 pts, 4. Czech Republic 0 pts. DEUTSCHLAND CUP 2017 (in Augsburg, Germany) Friday November 10th, 2017 - Round-Robin Day 1 Results (GMT +1) 16:00 USA vs Slovakia 1-2 19:30 Germany vs Russia "B" 2-8 Tournament Standing after Day 1 1. Russia "B" 3 pts, 2. Slovakia 3 pts, 3. United States 0 pts, 4. Germany 0 pts EUROPEAN ICE HOCKEY CHALLENGER, INNSBRUCK (in Innsbruck, Austria) Friday November 10th, 2017 - Round-Robin Day 2 Results (GMT +1) 17:00 Norway vs Denmark 0-2 20:30 Austria vs South Korea 8-3 Tournament Standing after Day 2 1. Denmark 6 pts, 2. Austria 4 pts, 3. Norway 2 pts, 4. South Korea 0 pts EUROPEAN ICE HOCKEY CHALLENGER, FRANCE (in Cergy-Pontoise, France) Friday November 10th, 2017 - Round-Robin Day 2 Schedule (GMT +1) 16:30 Latvia vs Slovenia 4-1 20:00 Belarus vs France 3-2 After OT Tournament Standing after Day 2 1. Latvia 6 pts, 2. Belarus 2 pts, 3. Slovenia 2 pts, 4. France 2 pts * Latvia is already the official winner of the tournament EUROPEAN ICE HOCKEY CHALLENGER, BUDAPEST (in Budapest, Hungary) Friday November 10th, 2017 - Round-Robin Day 1 Schedule (GMT +1) 15:30 Japan vs Italy 2-1 19:00 Hungary vs Poland 1-4 Tournament Standing after Day 1 1. Poland 3 pts, 2. Japan 3 pts, 3. Italy 0 pts, 4. Hungary 0 pts Other Matches Lithuania - Estonia 7-2 Ukraine U20 - Latvia "B" 2-9 Canada "OHL U20" - Russia U20 2-5 (*9th November 2017) Sweden U20 - Czech Republic U20 4-3 Norway U20 - Slovakia U20 1-3 Denmark U20 - Austria U20 4-3 After GWS Hungary U20 - Italy U20 4-5 After GWS Russia U20 "B" - Finland U20 2-0 Latvia U20 - Belarus U20 0-2 Slovenia U20 - France U20 1-3 Switzerland U20 - Germany U20 4-3 After OT Czech Republic U19 - Finland U19 2-3 After GWS France U18 - Germany U17 2-3 After OT Denmark U18 - Slovakia U18 2-4 United States U18 - Sweden U18 0-2 Switzerland U18 - Czech Republic U18 0-4 Germany U18 - Belarus U18 5-3 Slovakia U17 - Switzerland U17 3-1 Russia U16 - Latvia U17 4-1 Slovakia U16 - Belarus U17 0-4 Latvia U16 - Norway U16 6-7 After OT Hungary U16 - Italy U16 8-2 Czech Republic U16 - Switzerland U16 4-2 Austria U16 - Slovenia U16 1-2 Norway U18 - Latvia U18 3-4 After GWS Womens Czech Republic - Switzerland 0-1 France - Denmark 1-7 Germany - Russia 1-6 Hungary - South Korea 3-1 Canada - Finland 4-0 Sweden U18 - Finland U18 1-0 Switzerland U18 - Austria U18 7-0 Italy U18 - Slovakia U18 1-0 Czech Republic U18 - Japan U18 1-2 Germany U18 - Russia U18 0-3

Friendly Match Ukraine - Slovakia 2-1 Highlights

Honestly I don´t know if Hungary played with their top team or did some experiments with new players, Did not see the match, I was just pointing the result from Luxembourg view, they are really improving in Football last years a lot and this is another very considerable result. In other hand, don´t be so sad, we lost by the same result once there too but yeah, you know that´s nothing surprising, we are the world champions in struggling against the so-called small nations

Kenneth Gangnes will miss the whole season due to serious knee injury, He tore his ACL for the 4th time in his career !!! He missed already 3 complete seasons for the same reason in 2010, 2013 and last year too. http://www.fis-ski.com/ski-jumping/news-multimedia/news/article=kenneth-gangnes-seriously-injured-again.html

Ice Hockey Tournament at Sapporo 1972 1972 Olympic Champions, USSR team including such world super stars as one of the best ever hockey lines Valery Kharlamov, Vladimir Petrov, Boris Mikhailov or the Goaltender Vladislav Tretiak won the tournament with redoubtable superiority The Men´s Ice Hockey Tournament at the Winter Olympic Games 1972, took place for the first time in Asia, in Sapporo, Japan. The matches were held in 2 rinks at the Makomanai Ice Arena and at the Tsukisamu Indoor Ice Rink from 3rd to 13th February 1972. Losing only 1 single point after a draw with Sweden, the team of USSR absolutely dominated the tournament and won their 4th Olympic Title (3rd in a row), United States won a extremely surprising Silver and Czechoslovakia took the Bronze. Canada for the first time in history did not participated to a Olympic Ice Hockey tournament. In consequences to the general frustration about not allowing to play their best players from the NHL, Canada decided to not take part to any International competition (Canada also did not participated to the World Championships events) this boycott lasted until 1977 World Championships and under the 5 rings until the 1980 Olympics when IIHF adapted new eligibility rules which allowed professional players to compete. Canada was still arguing about the unfair situation in comparison to the former Communist Hockey powerhouses Soviet Union and former Czechoslovakia, which both always played with their "Amateur Professional" players "hidden employees" in the military organizations of their countries, seeing that things not were not improving, Canadian officials announced their withdrawals from all IIHF international events. The tournament was attended by 11 teams, After Canada´s withdrawal there were 14 teams expected to participate, but East Germany, France and Romania all decided to withdrew from the tournament just a couple of weeks before the start of the Olympics, mainly due to financial reasons. The 11 remaining Nations were seeded according to their placements in the IIHF Ranking, the highest ranked USSR got a automatical bye for the Medal Round-Robin. All other 10 teams played qualification matches (once again according the IIHF ranking) the five winners advanced to the medal robin, the 5 losing teams to the Consolation Round-Robin for 7th place. The round-robin were played with the traditional format every team affronted once each opponent. In the Qualification round, almost all expected favorites won their first game and did qualified for the medal round, Finland with the higher margin defeated Norway 13-1, Sweden beat Yugoslavia 8-1, Czechoslovakia defeated the host Japan 8-2 and USA send to the consolation Round the newly returning Switzerland 5-3, The only biggest upset was created by Poland who shocked the seeded West Germany by a result 4-0 and won their ticket for the medal round. USSR dominated strongly the tournament, they won the medal round with absolute superiority, Collecting 9 of the 10 possible points, they lost only 1 after the draw with Sweden 3-3. But they still had to beat Czechoslovakia in the tournaments last day to secure gold, and they did it in fact easily beating their rivals 5-2. Clearly the biggest surprise of the tournament was the USA team, no one expected such Miracle as happen in Squaw Valley 1960, even any medal would be really surprising, the experts expected them to finish even behind Finland at 5th place, Even the start in the medal round wasn´t promising at all USA lost severly to Sweden 1-5, but since then United States experienced a great tournament, losing only one remaining game to the USSR 2-7 but wins over Czechoslovakia 5-1 and Finland 4-1 bring them a completely shocking silver with 6 points. Czechoslovakia took the bronze also with 6 points (worse head to head confrontation with the USA 1-5) but must be thankful especially to Finland, since it´s the "Suomis" who brought them the medal after a surprising and historic triumph over their neighbors from Sweden in the last day 4-3 which costed to the "tre kronor" the medal. Sweden finished then highly disappointed 4th with 5 points just in front of Finland with 4 points, Poland finished 6th last in the medal round pointless, but already a top 6 was a very pleasant surprise for Poland ice hockey and showed that hockey was slowly returning to the better futures in this country. If the team of 1980 is called as the miracle in ice and the team of 1960 the forgotten miracle, then the USA team of 1972 could be called the completely overlooked miracle. USA won a totally unexpected silver. Picture from the match against USSR won 7-2 by the Soviets. Another strongly disappointed team West Germany topped the consolation round to finish 7th ahead of 8th Norway, and 9th host Japan. Czechoslovakia ranked as the 2nd best team in the world according to IIHF ranking, send a very similar team to the one from Grenoble 1968 and was dreaming about the first historic Olympic gold, but this time it wasn´t so close to the absolute success at all. The start was good, the opening match of the Games finished with a expected and easy win over Japan 8-2, but the players showed also a alarming lack of scoring efficiency, missing a lot of goal occasions, it revealed later in the tournament unfortunately as the most important problem. The team debuted the medal round with a match against Poland, the surprising final round participant, Czechoslovakia won over a already satisfied and not really in this match battling opponent highly 14-1, peoples started to see this team again very high, but ...then came the fall a unexpected failure 1-5 with the United States was a shocking moment and fully showed the offensive problems of this team. the dream of gold was probably over said the critics in the medias. The players responded immediately with a great effort and finally a entertaining performance resulting in 2 very important wins 7-1 over Finland and especially a hardly fought win 2-1 against Sweden. Still before the last day the team knew that if they lose to USSR they will not have the eventual podium place in their own hands. the team lost to the Soviets 2-5, but a unexpected and very welcome help came from Finland that defeated surprisingly the Swedes 4-3 and brought to our team the Bronze medal. Final Ranking: 1. USSR 2. United States 3. Czechoslovakia 4. Sweden 5. Finland 6. Poland ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7. West Germany - Consolation Round 8. Norway - Consolation Round 9. Japan - Consolation Round 10. Switzerland - Consolation Round 11. Yugoslavia - Consolation Round

Czech Republic eliminated Russia in the U17 World hockey Challenge quarterfinal !!! This is a unbelievable upset ! https://www.hockeycanada.ca/en-ca/national-championships/men/world-u17/2017/schedule-results/stats/game-summary?gameid=422 Congrats The other semifinalists are United States and the Red and White teams of Canada All results can be found here http://results.totallympics.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=1608&page=1&extra=#pid25185

Tomorrows international matches schedule EURO-HOCKEY TOUR 2017/18 Stage 1 - Karjala Cup (in Helsinki, Finland) Friday November 10th, 2017 - Round-Robin Day 3 Schedule (GMT +2) 15:00 Czech Republic vs Switzerland 18:30 Canada vs Sweden DEUTSCHLAND CUP 2017 (in Augsburg, Germany) Friday November 10th, 2017 - Round-Robin Day 1 Schedule (GMT +1) 16:00 USA vs Slovakia 19:30 Germany vs Russia "B" EUROPEAN ICE HOCKEY CHALLENGER, INNSBRUCK (in Innsbruck, Austria) Friday November 10th, 2017 - Round-Robin Day 2 Schedule (GMT +1) 17:00 Norway vs Denmark 20:30 Austria vs South Korea EUROPEAN ICE HOCKEY CHALLENGER, FRANCE (in Cergy-Pontoise, France) Friday November 10th, 2017 - Round-Robin Day 2 Schedule (GMT +1) 16:30 Latvia vs Slovenia 20:00 Belarus vs France EUROPEAN ICE HOCKEY CHALLENGER, BUDAPEST (in Budapest, Hungary) Friday November 10th, 2017 - Round-Robin Day 1 Schedule (GMT +1) 15:30 Japan vs Italy 19:00 Hungary vs Poland

Friendly Matches 9th November 2017 Mens EURO-HOCKEY TOUR 2017/18 Stage 1 - Karjala Cup (in Helsinki, Finland) Thursday November 9th, 2017 - Results (GMT +2) 18:30 Finland vs Russia 3-2 Karjala Cup Standing after Day 2 1. Sweden 3 pts, 2. Canada 3 pts, 2. Finland 3 pts, 4. Switzerland 0 pts, 4. Russia 0 pts., 6. Czech Republic 0 pts. EURO-HOCKEY TOUR 2017/18 Cumulative Standing 1. Sweden 3 pts, 2. Finland 3 pts, 3. Russia 0 pts, 4. Czech Republic 0 pts. EUROPEAN ICE HOCKEY CHALLENGER, INNSBRUCK (in Innsbruck, Austria) Thursday November 9th, 2017 - Results (GMT +1) 17:00 Denmark vs South Korea 7-4 20:30 Norway vs Austria 3-2 After OT Tournament Standing after Day 1 1. Denmark 3 pts, 2. Norway 2 pts, 2. Austria 1 pt, 4. South Korea 0 pts EUROPEAN ICE HOCKEY CHALLENGER, FRANCE (in Cergy-Pontoise, France) Thursday November 9th, 2017 - Results (GMT +1) 16:30 Belarus vs Latvia 5-7 20:00 France vs Slovenia 2-3 After OT Tournament Standing after Day 1 1. Latvia 3 pts, 2. Slovenia 2 pts, 2. France 1 pt, 4. Belarus 0 pts Other Matches Slovakia U16 - Russia U16 0-8 Finland U20 - Sweden U20 4-6 Slovakia U17 - France U18 3-2 After GWS Belarus U17 - Latvia U17 5-4 After GWS Belarus U20 - Denmark U20 4-1 Latvia U16 - Norway U16 5-3 Sweden U18 - Czech Republic U18 4-1 Slovenia U16 - Hungary U16 2-12 Belarus U18 - Switzerland U18 1-2 Hungary U20 - France U20 3-2 Czech Republic U20 - Russia U20 "B" 1-2 After OT Germany U17 - Switzerland U17 4-3 After GWS Finland U18 - Switzerland U18 6-2 Latvia U20 - Austria U20 1-4 Norway U18 - Latvia U18 0-3 Austria U16 - Italy U16 1-2 Germany U18 - Slovakia U18 5-4 After GWS Slovenia U20 - Italy U20 4-1 Womens Finland - Sweden 3-1 (*8th November 2017) USA - Canada 4-2 (*8th November 2017) Russia - Czech Republic 3-1 Germany - Switzerland 2-5 Germany U18 - Sweden U18 2-4 Russia U18 - Finland U18 3-1

Luxembourg - Hungary 2-1

Tomorrow in the first seasons international break are among the highlights of the day scheduled the Euro-Hockey Tour´s Karjala Cup in Helsinki with it´s 2nd day scheduling only one game and also the start of the first 2 Challenger Tournaments of the season in France and Austria. EURO-HOCKEY TOUR 2017/18 Stage 1 - Karjala Cup (in Helsinki, Finland) Thursday November 9th, 2017 - Schedule (GMT +2) 18:30 Finland vs Russia EUROPEAN ICE HOCKEY CHALLENGER, INNSBRUCK (in Innsbruck, Austria) Thursday November 9th, 2017 - Schedule (GMT +1) 17:00 Denmark vs South Korea 20:30 Norway vs Austria EUROPEAN ICE HOCKEY CHALLENGER, FRANCE (in Cergy-Pontoise, France) Thursday November 9th, 2017 - Schedule (GMT +1) 16:30 Belarus vs Latvia 20:00 France vs Slovenia

Friendly Matches 8th November 2017 Mens Today started the first of the 4 this seasons Euro-Hockey Tour tournaments, the Karjala Cup with first 2 games, if both matches are counted for the tournament, only the Sweden - Czech Republic game will be counted for the General cumulative standing of the Euro-Hockey Tour 2017/18. EURO-HOCKEY TOUR 2017/18 Stage 1 - Karjala Cup (in Helsinki, Finland) Wednesday November 8th, 2017 - Results 18:00 (GMT +1) Sweden vs Czech Republic 5-3 * Played in Orebro (Sweden) 20:15 (GMT +1) Switzerland vs Canada 2-3 * Played in Biel (SUI) Karjala Cup Standing after Day 1 1. Sweden 3 pts, 2. Canada 3 pts, 3. Switzerland 0 pts, 4. Czech Republic 0 pts. Finland and Russia have not played yet EURO-HOCKEY TOUR Cumulative Standing 1. Sweden 3 pts, 2. Czech Republic 0 pts. Finland and Russia have not played yet Other Matches Canada "WHL U20" - Russia U20 7-0 (*7th November 2017) Russia U20 - Canada "WHL U20" 4-3 Czech Republic U20 - Finland U20 3-2 After OT USA U18 - Switzerland U18 2-3 After GWS Russia U20 "B" - Sweden U20 1-5 Finland U18 - Czech Republic U18 2-3 After GWS Womens Canada - Finland 5-1 (*6th November 2017) Canada - Sweden 9-0 (*7th November 2017) USA - Finland 8-2 (*7th November 2017) Czech Republic U18 - Japan U18 2-1

If anyone interested the livestream of the Final of European Challenge trophy Slovakia - England. 66th minute currently

Also Anastasiya Kuzmina presented her suit for the next season

According to our federation we will send 2 athletes, a former doper Karol Samko in -85kg and the young talent former U23 European Champion Matej Kováč in -105kg https://sport.aktuality.sk/c/304051/vzpieranie-na-ms-do-anaheimu-cestuje-dvojica-samko-kovac/ so why there only 1 mentioned in the official entry list ? Is this only a provisional entry list or there something we missed

For decades and decades there were nothing to say about Slovak movies, but it looks like finally there something worth to mention. Anyone watched this film ? Apparently the movie was distributed and played in many countries abroad and already achieved some decent successes and won quite a lot prizes in different film festivals, and is nominated for the European Oscars

Yes very good and refreshing news it was for our country, but it still not the end, yet is still necessary to definitively kick them out of the parliament in the next parliamentary elections,

I know nothing, just a small geographical insert. they all got stuck between neighbors

so GB, Algeria, Tunisia and Portugal totally trolling the voting order

Algeria nice positioning

It was about a time ! Gracias Mexico Pretty sure France will vote first, Bohemia will be certainly happy EDIT: ofc yeah, just when I wrote it, France picked 5th

Frolunda is out !!!! and 3 teams in the QF ! Congrats Brno, Liberec and Třinec

I don´t know where actually the problem is, but sometimes I experienced the same troubles when I tried to submit a post with larger contents Maybe you should try to divide your post in 3 or more posts, I mean a first post with the flag and the first table, then send another post with the second (stars) table and then a third post with the final (ranking) table, perhaps a smaller post would be submitted easily and rapidly.