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Men\’s, women\’s football team face off in Rio, before Olympics official open
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Wednesday, August 3, 2016
Canada versus Australia. Agência Brasil Fotografias
American swimmers Allison Schmitt and Michael Phelps are seen here in the restaurant of the Athletes Village. At the event’s peak, the venue will prepare 60,000 meals each day. Phelps’ diet has received headlines in the past, clocking in at 12,000 calories a day in 2008.
Leading up to the Olympic Games opening ceremonies on Friday, football competitions for the 2016 Summer Olympics began two days before in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Wednesday’s schedule included six women’s football match-ups, between Sweden and South Africa, Canada and Australia, Brazil and China, Zimbabwe and Germany, United States and New Zealand, France and Colombia. Canada’s forward Janine Beckie scored a goal just 20 seconds into the game, the quickest in Olympic history. The team beat Australia 2-0.
The men faced off Thursday with Iraq vs Denmark, Honduras vs Algeria, Brazil vs South Africa, Mexico vs Germany, Portugal vs Argentina, Sweden vs Colombia, Fiji vs South Korea, and Nigeria vs Japan.
Canada vs. Australia
Zimbabwe vs. Germany
When teams arrived at the Athletes Village, they were welcomed with 45-minute ceremonies. While members of the US swim team have been photographed in the Athletes Village restaurant, recent reports suggest that Team USA men’s basketball will be staying in a luxury cruise ship, docked off the Port of Rio. Canadian tennis player Daniel Nestor has suggested the village lacks hot water. Members of the Australian team had their three laptops stolen last week, during a building evacuation due to a nearby fire.
Sources[]
- with files from Canadian Press. “Canadian women’s soccer team wins Olympic opener over Australia” — CBC, August 3, 2016
- PTI. “Indians look upbeat at Welcome Ceremony at Olympic Village” — Indian Express, August 3, 2016
- “Rio Olympics 2016: Football kicks off Games before opening ceremony” — BBC, August 2, 2016
- Shekhar Bhatia, Louise Cheer. “EXCLUSIVE: Forget the athletes’ village, we’re staying on a CRUISE LINER! Team USA basketball millionaires reject shared bedrooms for luxury life with spa, shops… and 7ft beds” — Daily Mail, August 2, 2016
- Kerry Gillespie. “Canadian flag raised in Olympic village” — Toronto Star, August 2, 2016
- Meghan DeMaria. “Inside The Kitchen At The Olympic Village” — Refinery29, August 1, 2016
- Nick Bromberg. “Australian athletes have three laptops stolen from Olympic Village” — Yahoo! Sports, July 31, 2016
- Associated Press. “U.S. swimming team wraps up pre-Rio training camp” — NBC, July 30, 2016
Olympics \”Day -2\” includes six women\’s football matches
Olympics “Day -2” includes six women’s football matches
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Wednesday, August 3, 2016
Canada versus Australia. Agência Brasil Fotografias
American swimmers Allison Schmitt and Michael Phelps are seen here in the restaurant of the Athletes Village. At the event’s peak, the venue will prepare 60,000 meals each day. Phelps’ diet has received headlines in the past, clocking in at 12,000 calories a day in 2008.
It’s two days to go until the opening ceremonies, but the football competitions for the 2016 Summer Olympics have begun in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Meanwhile, athletes are arriving to the Olympic Village, which has been one of the many lightning rods of controversy for the event.
Wednesday includes six women’s football match-ups, between Sweden and South Africa, Canada and Australia, Brazil and China, Zimbabwe and Germany, United States and New Zealand, France and Colombia. Canada’s forward Janine Beckie scored a goal just 20 seconds into the game, the quickest in Olympic history. The team beat Australia 2-0.
The men face off Thursday with Iraq vs Denmark, Honduras vs Algeria, Brazil vs South Africa, Mexico vs Germany, Portugal vs Argentina, Sweden vs Colombia, Fiji vs South Korea, and Nigeria vs Japan.
Canada vs. Australia
Zimbabwe vs. Germany
Many athletes are arriving in Rio, for the 2016 Summer Olympics. Teams are welcomed with ceremonies, the India, Bahama, Burkina Faso, Gambia and Norway delegations receiving their a 45-minute welcome Wednesday. While members of the US swim team have been photographed in the Athletes Village restaurant, recent reports suggest that Team USA men’s basketball will be staying in a luxury cruise ship, docked off the Port of Rio. Canadian tennis player Daniel Nestor has suggested the village lacks hot water. Members of the Australian team had their three laptops stolen last week, during a building evacuation due to a nearby fire.
Sources[]
- with files from Canadian Press. “Canadian women’s soccer team wins Olympic opener over Australia” — CBC, 3 August 2016
- Associated Press. “U.S. swimming team wraps up pre-Rio training camp” — NBC, 30 July 2016
- Meghan DeMaria. “Inside The Kitchen At The Olympic Village” — Refinery29, 1 August 2016
- “Rio Olympics 2016: Football kicks off Games before opening ceremony” — BBC, 2 August 2016
- Shekhar Bhatia, Louise Cheer. “EXCLUSIVE: Forget the athletes’ village, we’re staying on a CRUISE LINER! Team USA basketball millionaires reject shared bedrooms for luxury life with spa, shops… and 7ft beds” — Daily Mail, 2 August 2016
- Kerry Gillespie. “Canadian flag raised in Olympic village” — Toronto Star, 2 August 2016
- PTI. “Indians look upbeat at Welcome Ceremony at Olympic Village” — Indian Express, 3 August 2016
- Nick Bromberg. “Australian athletes have three laptops stolen from Olympic Village” — Yahoo! Sports, 31 July 2016
July 4, 2016
Footballers Neymar, Zlatan, Nolito sign contracts
Footballers Neymar, Zlatan, Nolito sign contracts
Monday, July 4, 2016
On Friday, Neymar Jr agreed to a five-year contract extension with FC Barcelona, Zlatan Ibrahimović to a one-year contract with Manchester United F.C. as a free agent, and Nolito joined Manchester City F.C. from Celta de Vigo for a four-year term.
File photo of Neymar Jr.
Image: Marcello Casal Jr/Agência Brasil.
End of speculations about Neymar’s future[]
Previously, Barcelona received offers for Neymar from Paris Saint Germain, Manchester United, Manchester City, and Real Madrid. But on Friday, Neymar agreed to sign a five-year contract extension with the blaugranes. Neymar has scored 85 goals in 141 appearances for Barça winning eight trophies. This year, he finished third in the FIFA Ballon d’Or.
Per the contract extension, Neymar’s buyout clause is €200million for the first season which would rise to €250million after the end of the second season. The formal presentation of the extension is to be two weeks later before Neymar leaves for his international duties for the Olympics 2016 in his homeland.
After the agreement, Neymar tweeted, “Very happy to continue living this dream!((pt)) Long Live Barcelona and long live Catalunya((ca))“.
File photo of Zlatan Ibrahimović.
Image: Евгений Сойкин.
Ibrahimović and Mourinho reunite[]
Zlatan’s contract with French club Paris Saint Germain expired in June and Zlatan indicated his next move to Manchester United tweeting, “Time to let the world know. My next destination is @ManUtd [Manchester United]”. Zlatan has made 180 appearances for Paris and scored 156 goals. He became the club’s top scorer and helped the club win two domestic titles in a row, scoring 38 goals in Ligue 1 last season.
Former Swedish captain Zlatan played under José Mourinho at Italian club FC Internazionale Milano in the 2008–2009 season before Zlatan left for Pep Guardiola‘s FC Barcelona in exchange for Samuel Eto’o.
After completing his second signing of the season, Mourinho said, “Zlatan needs no introduction. The statistics speak for themselves.” Debuting in 1999, Zlatan has won domestic titles in four different nations and six different clubs winning the ‘Swedish Footballer of the Year’ nine consecutive times.
After agreeing to the terms Zlatan said, ” I am absolutely delighted to be joining Manchester United and am looking forward to playing in the Premier League. It goes without saying that I cannot wait to work with Jose Mourinho once again.”
Arsenal F.C. tried to persuade Zlatan when he was 17 years old, when manager Arsène Wenger asked him to do a trial with the club. He declined the offer; recalling the incident later, he explained, “Zlatan doesn’t do auditions.”
At international level, Zlatan is Sweden’s all-time top scorer with 62 goals in 116 games. He retired from the Swedish team last month after their Euro exit.
At Barcelona, Zlatan won five trophies in one season, but clashed with Guardiola. He is likely to face Guardiola’s Manchester City in their local derby.
File photo of Nolito.
Image: Alface.
Nolito to work with Guardiola for a longer period[]
Manchester City under Pep Guardiola‘s management signed Nolito from Spanish club Celta Vigo. At Celta Vigo, he scored 39 goals in 106 appearances.
Nolito joined FC Barcelona B in 2008 just when Guardiola vacated the manager spot of the reserve team. Three years later, Nolito was promoted to the first team and played five matches under Guardiola. With limited playing time with Barcelona, he moved to Portuguese club S.L. Benfica.
Scoring 16 goals in 63 matches for Benfica, he was transferred to the Celts after a short loan to Granada CF. In three seasons with Celta Vigo, Nolito gained a place in Spain’s international team. Playing four matches in UEFA Euro 2016, Nolito scored one goal against Turkey.
Nolito has been allotted the Number 9 jersey.
Related news[]
- “Zlatan to retire from international football” — Wikinews, June 23, 2016
Sources[]
- “Neymar extends contract until 2021” — FC Barcelona, July 1, 2016
- Toribio Blanco. “Neymar: “¡Muy feliz de continuar viviendo este sueño!”” — Mundo Deportivo, July 1, 2016 (Spanish)
- Neymar Jr. “Neymar on Twitter” — Twitter, July 1, 2016 (Portuguese)
- “Manchester United sign Zlatan Ibrahimović” — Manchester United, July 1, 2016
- “Manchester United sign striker Ibrahimovic” — Premier League, July 1, 2016
- “Profile: Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s road to United” — Manchester United, July 1, 2016
- Zlatan Ibrahimović. “Zlatan Ibrahimović on Twitter” — Twitter, June 30, 2016
- Josh Warwick. “How to live your life like Zlatan Ibrahimovic” — The Daily Telegraph, September 9, 2014
- David Clayton. “Nolito signs for City” — Manchester City F.C., July 1, 2016
- “Nolito relishing Guardiola reunion at Man City” — Premier League, July 1, 2016
July 3, 2016
Neymar extends Barça contract, Zlatan joins Manchester United and Nolito signs Manchester City
Neymar extends Barça contract, Zlatan joins Manchester United and Nolito signs Manchester City
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Sunday, July 3, 2016
On Friday, Neymar Jr signed a five-year contract extension with FC Barcelona, Zlatan Ibrahimović signed a one-year contract with Manchester United F.C. as a free agent and Nolito joined Manchester City F.C. from Celta de Vigo on four-years term.
End of speculations about Neymar’s future[]
Previously, Barcelona received offers from Neymar from Paris Saint Germain, Manchester United, Manchester City and Real Madrid. But on Friday, Neymar agreed and signed a five-year contract extension with the Blaugranas. Neymar has scored 85 goals in 141 appearances for Barça winning eight trophies. This year, he finished third in the FIFA Ballon d’Or.
Per the contract extension, Neymar’s buyout clause is €200million for the first season which would raise to €250million after the end of the second season. The formal presentation of the extension is to be presented two weeks later before Neymar leaves for his international duties for the Olympics 2016 in his homeland.
After the agreement, Neymar tweeted, “Muito feliz de continuar vivendo esse sonho! Visca Barça y visca Catalunya((en))“.
Ibrahimović and Mourinho reunites[]
Zlatan’s contract with French club Paris Saint Germain expired in June end and Zlatan indicated his next move to Manchester United tweeting, “Time to let the world know. My next destination is @manutd [Manchester United]”. Zlatan has made 180 appearances for Paris and scored 156 goals. He became the club’s top scorer and helped the club win two domestic titles in a row, scoring 38 goals in Ligue 1 last season.
Former Swedish captain Zlatan played under José Mourinho at Italian club FC Internazionale Milano in 2008–2009 season before Zlatan left for Pep Guardiola‘s FC Barcelona in exchange of Samuel Eto’o.
After completing his second signing of the season ,Mourinho said, “Zlatan needs no introduction. The statistics speak for themselves.” Debuting in 1999, Zlatan has won domestic titles in four different nations and six different clubs winning the ‘Swedish Footballer of the Year’ nine consecutive times.
After agreeing to the terms Zlatan said, ” I am absolutely delighted to be joining Manchester United and am looking forward to playing in the Premier League. It goes without saying that I cannot wait to work with Jose Mourinho once again.”
Arsenal F.C. tried to persuade Zlatan when he was 17 years old when manager Arsène Wenger asked him to do a trial with the club. He declined the offer saying, “Zlatan doesn’t do auditions.”
At international level, Zlatan is Sweden’s all-time top scorer with 62 goals in 116 games. He retired from Swedish team last month after Euro exit.
At Barcelona, Zlatan won five trophies in one season, but his morals clashed with Guardiola. He is likely to face Guardiola’s Manchester City in their local derby.
Nolito to work with Guardiola for a longer period[]
Manchester City signed Nolito from Spanish club Celta Vigo under Pep Guardiola‘s management. At Celta Vigo, he scored 39 goals in 106 appearances.
Nolito joined FC Barcelona B in 2008 just when Guardiola vacated manager spot of the reserve team. Three years later, Nolito was promoted to the first team and played five matches under Guardiola. Due to lack of playing time, he moved to Portuguese club S.L. Benfica.
Scoring 16 goals in 63 matches for Benfica, he was transferred to the Celts after a short loan to Granda CF. Three seasons with Celta Vigo, Nolito gained a place in Spain’s international team. Playing four matches in UEFA Euro 2016, Nolito scored one goal against Turkey.
Nolito has been allotted Number 9 jersey.
Sources[]
- “Neymar extends contract until 2021” — FC Barcelona, July 1, 2016
- Toribio White. “Neymar: “¡Muy feliz de continuar viviendo este sueño!”” — Mundo Deportivo, July 1, 2016 (Spanish)
- Neymar Jr. “Neymar on Twitter” — Twitter, July 1, 2016 (Portuguese)
- “Manchester United sign Zlatan Ibrahimović” — Manchester United, July 1, 2016
- “Manchester United sign striker Ibrahimovic” — Premier League, July 1, 2016
- “Profile: Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s road to United” — Manchester United, July 1, 2016
- Zlatan Ibrahimović. “Zlatan Ibrahimović on Twitter” — Twitter, June 30, 2016
- Josh Warwick. “How to live your life like Zlatan Ibrahimovic” — The Daily Telegraph, September 9, 2014
- David Clayton. “Nolito signs for City” — Manchester City F.C., July 1, 2016
- “Nolito relishing Guardiola reunion at Man City” — Premier League, July 1, 2016
July 1, 2016
Zlatan signs Manchester United
Zlatan signs Manchester United
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Friday, July 1, 2016
Former Swedish football captain Zlatan Ibrahimović signed a one year contract with English football club Manchester United F.C. under José Mourinho’s management yesterday. The duo were together at Italian club FC Internazionale Milano in 2008–2009 season before Zlatan left for Pep Guardiola‘s FC Barcelona in exchange of Samuel Eto’o.
Zlatan’s four-year contract with French capital club Paris Saint Germain ended the day before and indicating his move, he tweeted “”. Mourinho said, “Zlatan needs no introduction. The statistics speak for themselves.” Debuting in 1999, Zlatan has won domestic titles in four different nations and six different clubs winning the ‘Swedish Footballer of the Year’ nine consecutive times.
After agreeing to the terms Zlatan said, ” I am absolutely delighted to be joining Manchester United and am looking forward to playing in the Premier League. It goes without saying that I cannot wait to work with Jose Mourinho once again.”
Zlatan was the Serie A top scorer in 2011–2012 season for A.C. Milan scoring 28 league goals before leaving for PSG. Scoring ten goals in eight UEFA Champions League fixtures in 2013–2014 he scored the fastest hat-trick in the tournament history.
Arsenal F.C. tried to persuade Zlatan when he was 17 years old when manager Arsène Wenger asked him to do a trial with the club. He replied saying “Zlatan doesn’t do auditions.”
Zlatan has made 180 appearances for Paris and scored 156 goals. He became the club’s tops corer and helped the club win two domestic titles in a row, scoring 38 goals in Ligue 1 last season. Zlatan is Swedish record goalscorer scoring 62 goals in 116 appearances of which eleven were scored in the UEFA Euro 2016 qualifications being second to Polish captainRobert Lewandowski.
In Inter, Zlatan won three consecutive Scudetti — Serie A titles from 2006 till 2009 after moving from Juventus FC winning two titles with them later stripped off due to Calciopoli scandal.
Zlatan was awarded FIFA Puskas in 2013 for his goal against England when Joe Hart was guarding the net.
At Barcelona, Zlatan won the La Liga, UEFA Super Cup, FIFA Club World Cup and two Super Copa de Espana trophies but his morals clashed with Barça manager Guardiola. Zlatan is likely to face Guardiola’s Manchester City F.C. in the city derby.
Sources[]
- “Manchester United sign Zlatan Ibrahimović” — Manchester United, July 1, 2016
- “Manchester United sign striker Ibrahimovic” — Premier League, July 1, 2016
- “Profile: Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s road to United” — Manchester United, July 1, 2016
- Zlatan Ibrahimović. “Zlatan Ibrahimović on Twitter” — Twitter, June 30, 2016
- Josh Warwick. “How to live your life like Zlatan Ibrahimovic” — The Daily Telegraph, September 9, 2014
June 23, 2016
Zlatan to retire from international football
Zlatan to retire from international football
Thursday, June 23, 2016
On Tuesday, Sweden’s football captain Zlatan Ibrahimović announced he will not play international football again after UEFA Euro 2016. He said he will not participate in the 2016 Summer Olympics in Brazil in August.
File photo of Zlatan Ibrahimović
Image: Евгений Сойкин.
Speaking to the media before yesterday’s final Group E match against Belgium, 34-year-old forward Ibrahimović said, “The last game at the Euros will be my last game for Sweden, so I hope it won’t be tomorrow”((sv)). He added “I won’t participate in the Olympics, because my last game will be the last game Sweden does in this EURO. So let’s hope it goes as long as possible. To finish in a disappointment: never!”
Since his international debut in 2001, Ibrahimović has made 116 appearances for Sweden and scored 62 goals, a national record. In this year’s EURO competition, Sweden have lost to Italy, drawn against the Republic of Ireland, and lost their final game against Belgium, scoring only once through an Irish own goal.
According to the Swedish Football Association, Kim Källström and Andreas Isaksson will also end their international careers after the Euro campaign. Losing 0–1 to Belgium in yesterday’s match, Sweden was eliminated from the tournament.
In 2014, Ibrahimović was placed second on a list of Swedish sport stars, behind tennis player and five-time Wimbledon winner Björn Borg. Ibrahimović said in reaction, “[…] to finish second is like finishing last.”
Related news[]
- “UEFA Euro 2016, day 8: Italy-Sweden, Czech Republic-Croatia, Spain-Turkey” — Wikinews, June 18, 2016
- “UEFA Euro 2016, days 4 and 5: three wins, two draws” — Wikinews, June 16, 2016
Sources[]
- ““Live Scores – UEFA EURO 2016: Sweden – Belgium”” — FIFA, June 22, 2016
- “Ibrahimović to retire from international football” — UEFA, June 21, 2016
- “Zlatan slutar i landslaget efter EM” — Svenska Fotbollförbundet, June 21, 2016 (Swedish)
- Marcus Christenson. “Zlatan anger at finishing second on list of all-time Swedish sports people” — The Guardian, December 23, 2014
June 16, 2016
UEFA Euro 2016, day 4 and 5 match review
UEFA Euro 2016, day 4 and 5 match review
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Thursday, June 16, 2016
On Monday, day four of UEFA Euro 2016, Spain defeated Czech Republic 1–0; Republic of Ireland drew to Sweden 1–1 and Belgium faced a 2–0 defeat against Italy. On Tuesday, Hungary stunned Austria in a 2–0 win and Portugal and Iceland shared the spoils with 1–1.
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Day four[]
Group D — Spain 1–0 Czech Republic[]
Sergio Ramos lead the defending champions as David de Gea was guarding the net. Only one player was booked in the entire match — David Limberský recieved a yellow card in the 61th minute. Though Spain had a string ball possession and 91% passing accuracy, they were unable to score till the 87th minute when defender Gerard Piqué scored from Iniesta‘s cross, and thus winning it for Spain. David Silva played his 100th match for the La Roja.
Group E — Republic of Ireland 1–1 Sweden[]
Irish midfielder Wes Hoolahan scored minutes after the second half begun, upsetting Zlatan Ibrahimović lead the Swedish team, but later, in the 71st minute, Sweden equalised when Ciaran Clark scored an own goal, resulting in a 1–1 draw.
Group E — Belgium 0–2 Italy[]
Italians had never lost to Belgium in 34 years, and in this match Emanuele Giaccherini‘s goal in the first half, and Graziano Pellè‘s goal moments before final whistle allowed this custom to follow even though the Belgian side had greater ball possession and passing accuracy.
Day five[]
Group D — Austria 0–2 Hungary[]
The Hungarians defeated tenmen Austria as Austrian defender Aleksandar Dragović picked up two yellow cards in the 33rd and the 66th minute when he was sent off. Ádám Szalai‘s goal in the 62nd minute and Zoltán Stieber‘s goal in the 87th minute earned them three points as they sit on the top of the table.
Group D — Portugal 1–1 Iceland[]
As Cristiano Ronaldo led Portugal, he equalled record of Luís Figo ‘s 127 international caps for the nation. Nani‘s goal in the 31st minute gave Portuguese a 1–0 lead. But later, in the 50th minute, Birkir Bjarnason scored from a volley, and the match ended in a draw. Portugal had 925 passing accuracy and led the ball possession.
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| Spain | 1–0 | Czech Republic | Stadium Municipal, Tolouse Referee:  Szymon Marciniak, Poland |
Gerard Piqué  87′ |
0–0 (HT) | David Limberský  61′ |
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| Republic of Ireland | 1–1 | Sweden | Stade de France, Saint-Denis Referee:  Milorad Mažić, Serbia |
| Wes Hoolahan 48′ James McCarthy 43′Glenn Whelan 77′ |
0–0 (HT) | Ciaran Clark 71′ (o.g.) Victor Lindelöf 61′ |
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| Belgium | 0–2 | Italy | Stade de Gerland, Lyon Referee:  Mark Clattenburg, England |
| Jan Vertonghen 90+1′ |
0–1 (HT) | Emanuele Giaccherini 32′ Graziano Pellè‘ 90+2′Giorgio Chiellini 65′Éder 75′Leonardo Bonucci 78′Thiago Motta 84′ |
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| Portugal | 1–1 | Iceland | Stade Geoffroy-Guichard, Saint-Étienne Referee:  Cüneyt Çakır, Turkey |
| Nani 31′ |
1–0 (HT) | Birkir Bjarnason 50′ 55′ Alfreð Finnbogason 90+4′ |
Related news[]
- “UEFA Euro 2016, day 3: Turkey-Croatia, Poland-Northern Ireland, Germany-Ukraine” — Wikinews, June 15, 2016
Sources[]
- “UEFA EURO 2016 – Portugal-Iceland” — UEFA, June 14, 2016
- “Live Scores – UEFA EURO 2016: Portugal – Iceland” — FIFA, June 14, 2016
- “UEFA EURO 2016 – Austria-Hungary” — UEFA, June 14, 2016
- “Live Scores – UEFA EURO 2016: Austria – Hungary” — FIFA, June 14, 2016
- “UEFA EURO 2016 – Belgium-Italy” — UEFA, June 13, 2016
- “Live Scores – UEFA EURO 2016: Belgium – Italy” — FIFA, June 13, 2016
- “UEFA EURO 2016 – Republic of Ireland-Sweden” — UEFA, June 13, 2016
- “Live Scores – UEFA EURO 2016: Republic of Ireland – Sweden” — FIFA, June 13, 2016
- “UEFA EURO 2016 – Republic of Sweden-Czech Republic” — UEFA, June 13, 2016
- “Live Scores – UEFA EURO 2016: Sweden – Czech Republic” — FIFA, June 13, 2016
December 14, 2015
UEFA Euro 16 draw takes place in Paris
UEFA Euro 16 draw takes place in Paris
Monday, December 14, 2015
On Saturday evening, UEFA Euro 2016 draw took place at the Palais des Congrès in Paris; UEFA Euro 2016 is scheduled to be hosted in France. 24 nations were grouped in six groups, with the host nation getting Group A. The quadrennial football tournament of Europe is scheduled to start in June 2016, the matches to be played in ten French cities.
England had the first draw, and went to Group B. Interestingly, Wales also drew into Group B. World Cup winners Germany got Group C. Polish national captain Robert Lewandowski, who recently scored a brace against Croatian Dinamo Zagreb for Bayern Munich, would be facing his Bayern Munich teammate Thomas Müller in a Group C match.
Two-time defending Champions Spain got the D. Netherlands did not qualify for the first time since 1984 after a shocking exit in the qualifying match.
In full, groups drew as follows:
The opening match of the tournament is scheduled to be France versus Romania.
Sister link[]
UEFA Euro 2016#Final draw
UEFA Euro 2016#Final drawRelated news[]
- “UEFA Champions League 2015-2016: Lewandowski scores twice in group stage match against Dinamo Zagreb” — Wikinews, December 12, 2015
- “Netherlands out of Euro 16 as van Persie scores own goal against Czech Republic” — Wikinews, October 14, 2015
Sources[]
- Rob Smith. “Euro 2016 draw – as it happened” — The Guardian, December 12, 2015
- “Draws” — UEFA, December 12, 2015
- December 14, 2015
October 23, 2015
Masked man kills two in sword attack at Swedish school
Masked man kills two in sword attack at Swedish school
Friday, October 23, 2015
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A masked man killed a teacher and an 11 year old student in a sword attack at a school in Trollhättan, Sweden yesterday, before police who arrived at the scene fatally shot him.
Trollhättan Municipality is located in western Sweden.
Image: Nordelch.
The teacher died on the scene, while the student was sent to a hospital before he died.
In addition, three others have been injured in the sword attacks. The injured, who are hovering “between life and death” according to Doctor Lars Spetz, have been sent to the Norra Älvsborgs Länssjukhus hospital for treatment.
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“It is a black day for Sweden,” Stefan Löfven, Prime Minister of Sweden, who later visited the school, said in response to the attack.
Bo Johansson, head of the Swedish Teachers’ Union, expressed concern that schools are too open. Johansson said that schools should not be so open that “anyone can walk in,” even though “of course schools should be open to society.”
The school in question, Kronan, had a high immigrant population, The Guardian reported. Expo, a non-profit anti-racist organization which publishes the Expo magazine, said online that authorities are “investigating a possible political motive,” citing unspecified sources. Expo adds that the attacker may have held racist views, stating that he had shown “clear sympathies for extreme right-wing and anti-immigrant movements,” and that the attacker has “‘liked’ videos glorifying Nazi Germany” on the online video sharing site YouTube.
The man, dressed like the Star Wars character Darth Vader, posed for a photo with students, who believed that he was pulling an early Halloween prank, before he started attacking others with a sword. A student who attends the school said that fellow students “initially thought it was a joke.” The photo showed the man holding a sword and wearing a helmet.
Sister links[]
- Trollhättan school attack
Sources[]
- Lizzie Dearden. “Sweden school attack: Sword-wielding man ‘posed for pictures with pupils’ before killing child and teacher” — The Independent, October 22, 2015
- David Crouch. “Sweden school attack: horror as sword attacker kills teacher and pupil” — The Guardian, October 22, 2015
- Maria-Pia Cabero, Jonathan Leman, and Alex Bengtsson; translation: Morgan Finnsiö. “School killer showed far-right sympathies on social media” — Expo (magazine), October 22, 2015
- October 23, 2015
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