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Sorry, for the stupid Question, but they have again World Championships in these disciplines? Weren't the last ones like two months ago?

Alpine Skiing, Biathlon and Ski Jumping

Yes, it's the left knee. Her ligament is strained and she has a fracture of the "Tibiakopf" in the knee. (I'm sorry, I have heard this word for the first time today, looked for an online-Translation and didn't find any. Maybe someone else knows the english word.)

Viktoria Rebensburg is out for the rest of the season after her fall in Garmisch. But it's nothing too serious, and she can probably start training again in six to eight weeks.

Thomas

Karlsruhe High Jump Women Imke Onnen at least 1,96m (Competition is still running)

Today is Indoormeeting in Karlsruhe, where athletes can get the Standards in some disciplines. here are the live results: https://www.meeting-karlsruhe.de/index.php?article_id=44&clang=0

[hide] Knockout Round - Medal MatchesJanuary 24th - January 26th, 20204 Nations, Semifinals, Third Place Match and Final Third Place Match Date & Time (GMT +1) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 January 25th 2020, h. 18:30 Slovenia 4 Norway Final Date & Time (GMT +1) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 January 26th 2020, h. 16:30 Spain 3 Croatia [/hide]

[hide] Knockout Round - SemifinalsJanuary 24th - January 26th, 20204 Nations, Semifinals, Third Place Match and Final Semifinals Date & Time (GMT +1) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 January 24th 2020, h. 18:00 Norway 3 Croatia January 24th 2020, h. 20:30 Spain 4 Slovenia [/hide]

But Kilde and Mayer are much better in Giant Slalom than Paris or Feuz and can get many points in this disciplin or Maybe even parallel events

I think Kilde had the better Chance anyway. Not that that makes Paris' injury any less sad.

Sophie Kratzer, Ice hockey player who participated in Sochi 2014. She died of cancer, only 30 years old.

How about moving Germany, France, Spain, UK, Italy, Poland, Scandinavia, Belgium, Netherlands etc. to America. Russia and Turkey can compete in the Asian qualification and we leave the European qualifier to Andorra, Monaco, Liechtenstein, San Marino and Vatican City. Would be roughly the same.

[hide] Main Round January 16th - January 22nd, 2020 12 Nations, 2 Groups, the 1st and 2nd Nations from each Group will qualify for the Semifinals Group 1 Date & Time (GMT +1) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 January 16th 2020, h. 16:00 Spain 6 Czech Republic January 16th 2020, h. 18:15 Croatia 4 Austria January 16th 2020, h. 20:30 Belarus 5 Germany January 18th 2020, h. 16:00 Belarus 4 Czech Republic January 18th 2020, h. 18:15 Spain 6 Austria January 18th 2020, h. 20:30 Croatia 4 Germany January 20th 2020, h. 16:00 Croatia 6 Czech Republic January 20th 2020, h. 18:15 Belarus 6 Spain January 20th 2020, h. 20:30 Austria 0 Germany January 22nd 2020, h. 16:00 Croatia 4 Spain January 22nd 2020, h. 18:15 Belarus 3 Austria January 22nd 2020, h. 20:30 Czech Republic 4 Germany Group 2 Date & Time (GMT +1) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 January 17th 2020, h. 16:00 Slovenia 7 Iceland January 17th 2020, h. 18:15 Potugal 4 Sweden January 17th 2020, h. 20:30 Norway 5 Hungary January 19th 2020, h. 14:00 Slovenia 4 Hungary January 19th 2020, h. 16:15 Norway 5 Sweden January 19th 2020, h. 18:30 Potugal 5 Iceland January 21st 2020, h. 16:00 Norway 4 Iceland January 21st 2020, h. 18:15 Potugal 2 Slovenia January 21st 2020, h. 20:30 Hungary 2 Sweden January 22nd 2020, h. 16:00 Norway 6 Slovenia January 22nd 2020, h. 18:15 Potugal 3 Hungary January 22nd 2020, h. 20:30 Iceland 3 Sweden [/hide]

Well. Go, Russia! Win the final Tournament in men's foil, than Germany could still qualify.

That's it. Congratulations, Turkey.

Now hoping for a three hours five setter between Turkey and Poland.

Congratulations, France.

Women's handball was the biggest disappointment for me. Whatever happens in Volleyball, it won't come close to that disappointment unless they waste ten match points or something like that. Our Handball women really had the big chance and let it slip out of their hand. Both Volleyball teams on the other hand were and still are outsiders in a very strong tournament and played very well.

Was the match really that important? I mean, it doesn't really matter, who'll qualify as first and who as runner up after all. But I can see that it might be another confidence boost for Poland, especially as Netherlands certainly didn't want to lose the match in front of the home crowd.

France, if they play at their best.

I did watch the Matches, but remained very calm, because I thought they'll have no chance anyway and was satisfied that they played generally Pretty well. But now that they are closer to the Olympics than I'd ever expected I am getting nervous. Very nervous.

[hide] Preliminary Round January 9th - January 15th, 2020 24 Nations, 6 Groups, the 1st and 2nd Nations from each Group will qualify for the Main Round Group A Date & Time (GMT +1) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 January 9th 2020, h. 18:15 Croatia 6 Montenegro January 9th 2020, h. 20:30 Belarus 9 Serbia January 11th 2020, h. 16:00 Montenegro 7 Serbia January 11th 2020, h. 18:15 Croatia 13 Belarus January 13th 2020, h. 18:15 Serbia 10 Croatia January 13th 2020, h. 20:30 Montenegro 5 Belarus Group B Date & Time (GMT +1) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 January 10th 2020, h. 18:15 Czech Republic 4 Austria January 10th 2020, h. 20:30 North Macedonia 8 Ukraine January 12th 2020, h. 16:00 Austria 2 Ukraine January 12th 2020, h. 18:15 Czech Republic 6 North Macedonia January 14th 2020, h. 18:15 Ukraine 7 Czech Republic January 14th 2020, h. 20:30 Austria 8 North Macedonia Group C Date & Time (GMT +1) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 January 9th 2020, h. 18:15 Spain 11 Latvia January 9th 2020, h. 20:30 Germany 7 Netherlands January 11th 2020, h. 16:00 Latvia 9 Netherlands January 11th 2020, h. 18:15 Spain 2 Germany January 13th 2020, h. 18:15 Netherlands 6 Spain January 13th 2020, h. 20:30 Latvia 10 Germany Group D Date & Time (GMT +1) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 January 10th 2020, h. 18:15 France 14 Portugal January 10th 2020, h. 20:30 Norway 6 Bosnia and Herz. January 12th 2020, h. 16:00 Portugal 4 Bosnia and Herz. January 12th 2020, h. 18:15 France 4 Norway January 14th 2020, h. 18:15 Bosnia and Herz. 6 France January 14th 2020, h. 20:30 Portugal 8 Norway Group E Date & Time (GMT +1) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 January 11th 2020, h. 16:00 Denmark 7 Iceland January 11th 2020, h. 18:15 Hungary 0 Russia January 13th 2020, h. 18:15 Iceland 5 Russia January 13th 2020, h. 20:30 Denmark 6 Hungary January 15th 2020, h. 18:15 Russia 6 Denmark January 15th 2020, h. 20:30 Iceland 4 Hungary Group F Date & Time (GMT +1) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 January 10th 2020, h. 18:15 Sweden 13 Switzerland January 10th 2020, h. 20:30 Slovenia 5 Poland January 12th 2020, h. 16:00 Switzerland 7 Poland January 12th 2020, h. 18:15 Sweden 8 Slovenia January 14th 2020, h. 18:15 Poland 5 Sweden January 14th 2020, h. 20:30 Switzerland 7 Slovenia [/hide]

According to ORF, Odermatt injured himself a few gates before finish. It was not during the big mistake at the beginning of the run. By the way, does anyone know some news about Kristoffersen? He had knee Problems after today's final run as well.