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Football: Practice wins for Van Teship and Greece

6.40 pm: Greece turned a friendly against Honduras into a win. National coach John Van Teixe’s side won 2-1 in Thessaloniki. Both hits from the home team were attributed to Willem II Vangelis Pavlidis’s player. He went to the side after over an hour.

Georgios Giacomakis, top scorer in the Eredivisie, did not score goals against Honduras. VVV-Venlo striker was replaced in the first half.

Greece scored a surprise draw (1-1) in the World Cup qualifiers against Spain last Thursday. Van Teide will play its second World Cup qualifier against Georgia on Wednesday.

Football: Turks versus Latvians with an audience

5.56 pm: In the World Cup qualifying match between Turkey and Orange, Istanbul’s Ataturk Olympic Stadium was empty, but fans are welcome to play against Latvia on Tuesday. The Turkish Football Association said 15 percent of the stadium’s capacity could be used.

The grand stadium in Istanbul, home of the national team, seats around 75,000 spectators. This means more than 11,000 football fans can enter against Latvia. Latvians also played for the public in Amsterdam on Saturday. At the Johan Cruyff Arena, 5,000 spectators saw how the Dutch national team beat Latvia 2-0. The national team, Frank de Boer, kicked off the World Cup qualifiers today, Wednesday, with a defeat by Turkey (4-2). The Turks also defeated Norway (3-0) on Spanish soil on Saturday and they are top with 6 points in Group G.

The Orange team will play in and against Gibraltar on Tuesday. Six hundred spectators are welcome at Victoria Stadium. They should all have been vaccinated twice against the Coronavirus.

Cycling: Elia Viviani finally won again in France

5.16 m: For the first time since September 2019, Elia Viviani has once again won a competition. Cofidis’ Italian driver was the fastest sprint in Cholet – Pays de la Loire.

Second place went to John Abrastori, while Pierre Barbier finished third. Initially, Nasir Bohani drove the car to third place, but was disqualified due to a dangerous sprint. Britain’s Jake Stewart could barely get on his feet due to his maneuvering.

Football: Helmond Sport also won the second match from the fourth period

4.27 pm: Helmond Sport won the first leg against Excelsior in droves. In Kralingen he became 0-3. All goals were scored in the second half.

Dean van der Selwez put Helmond Sport ahead after an hour, substitute Jordi Thomassen made it 0-2 and shortly before the end, the Belgian Arnaud van Kellijum determined the final result.

Helmond Sport has yet to lose any points in its fourth and final period, and the two are only duels in progress. Young FC Utrecht lost 2-1 in the previous round.

Godoka: Natasha Osma wins gold after meeting Karen Stephenson

4.13 PM: Judoka Natasha Osma won a gold medal at Grand Slam in the Georgian capital, Tbilisi, at the expense of her compatriot Karen Stephenson. A meeting of the Dutch was set in the 78-kilogram class when Stephenson stopped after choking Osma.

For the Dutch Judo Association, the Tbilisi event is not a “measuring moment” for the Tokyo Olympic Games. Next month’s European Championships in Lisbon is the third choice moment after the Grand Slam tournament earlier this year in Doha and Tel Aviv. The Judo Association makes a decision based on the three measurement moments and past performances. In each weight class, each country may send only one competitor to the Summer Games.

On Saturday, Jake Van den Berg won a bronze medal in Georgia. I did in class up to 63 kg.

Motorsports: Verschoor made its debut in Formula 2 with a fourth place in the feature race

2.17 pmDriver Richard Vershore wrapped his first Formula 2 weekend with fourth place in the Privilege Race in Bahrain. The Dutch driver was ahead for a while, but the win went to Guanyu Zhou.

The 20-year-old Virchor, who was introduced to Dutch team MP Motorsport earlier this week, took the lead on 20 of 32 laps in the iconic race. It ran nearly two seconds ahead of the Italian Oscar Piastre, who was later overtaken by Chu.

At the last stage, Virchor, who installed the soft tires, could not turn his stalker away. Xu met him with five laps to go. Behind Vershore, Piastre and Dan Tectum competed for third place, and the Italian was knocked out of the ring. After a hypothetical safety car, Vershore was forced to let Ticktum and New Zealander Liam Lawson pass due to tire wear. Ticktum came second, and Lawson was third.

Racing car driver Richard Vershore wrapped his first Formula 2 weekend with fourth place in the Mawza Race in Bahrain. The Dutch driver was ahead for a while, but the win went to Guanyu Zhou.

The 20-year-old Virchor, who was introduced to Dutch team MP Motorsport earlier this week, took the lead on 20 of 32 laps in the iconic race. It ran nearly two seconds ahead of the Italian Oscar Piastre, who was later overtaken by Chu.

At the last stage, Virchor, who installed the soft tires, could not turn his stalker away. Xu met him with five laps to go. Behind Vershore, Piastre and Dan Tectum competed for third place, and the Italian was knocked out of the ring. After a hypothetical safety car, Vershore was forced to let Ticktum and New Zealander Liam Lawson pass due to tire wear. Ticktum came second, and Lawson was third.

Equestrian: Smulders’ third jump contestant at Wellington Grand Prix

12.04 pm: Showjumping contestant Harrie Smolders finished third in the $ 500,000 Rolex Grand Prix in Wellington, USA. With Bingo du Parc he had to indulge Daniel Plowman, Persians Jimma W and Daniel Deuser with Scuderia 1918 Tobago Z.

The 40-year-old Smolders are currently in great shape. It took first place in Florida on Wednesday, as well as in the Smartpak Grand Prix on Friday. The competitions are preparations for the $ 1 million Grand Prix, which will be held at the HITS competition on Sunday afternoon.

The Smolders initially traveled back and forth between Europe and the United States, but in recent weeks the world’s number one seed has focused on the horses found in Wellington. This was very successful in the penultimate week of the Winter Equestrian Festival.

In Europe, competitions were stopped due to the outbreak of the rhinitis pneumonia virus.

Cycling: Fuglsang is not on a Flanders Tour

10.59 am: Jacob Vogelsang will not be at the start of next weekend’s Flanders tour. His team Astana reported that the program of the Danish contestant has been modified. The same is true of his Kazakh colleague, Alexei Lutsko.

Fuglsang, former winner of Liège-Bastogne-Liège (2019) and Tour of Lombardy (2020) focuses primarily on Ardennes classics. In the run-up to those races, he rides the Basque Country Tour, which begins the day after the Flanders Tour. Loetsko, last year’s Tour winner, is following the same schedule.

“In consultation with the riders, we have decided to cancel the Flanders Tour this year,” said Astana CEO Alexander Vinokurov. “The classics of Ardennes are a major goal for both riders and we believe the Tour of the Basque Country offers the best preparation. Especially for Alexei who is working hard on his recovery after his fall in Paris-Nice. We don’t want to take any risks by letting him ride on the cobblestones and thus harm.” Heal him. “

Basketball: The Clippers scored their fifth straight win in the NBA

10.23 am: The Los Angeles Clippers scored their fifth consecutive win over the Philadelphia 76ers. Partly thanks to Kawhi Leonard’s 28 points, the Clippers’ 122-112 team became the club. The Saxers, who have also won the previous four matches, are the leaders in the Eastern Conference.

The Clippers are working on a strong streak, as their city rival Los Angeles Lakers are currently fighting after losing LeBron James. The star sustained an ankle injury last week and was temporarily discharged.

With the Clippers, Paul George had 24 points, nine rebounds and nine assists. Tobias Harris was the evening’s top scorer with 29 points, but his contribution did not help the Sixers. The match saw the return of coach Doc Rivers of the Sixers, who had worked with the Clippers for the past few years.

Tennis: Kiki Bertens is also unable to win doubles

09.54 am: Kiki Bertens also failed to win a doubles match at the WTA Championships in Miami. Along with Arantxa Rus, she lost 6-1 6-4 to Czech players Barbora Kryzhikova and Katrina Senyakova.

Bertens and Ross received a wild card from the organization, and Kryzhikova / Senyakova finished second. Bertens previously lost her first singles match in Miami. Russian Lyudmila Samsonova was the coach in the second round 6-2, 6-1. Bertens said goodbye.

The 29-year-old Bertens, ranked 11 in the world, is now traveling to Charleston, where she will compete in the clay championship from April 5. She won the championship in 2018.

Demi Shores, who recently won the Dubai Championship, also commented on the first round in Miami. Along with American Nicole Meleshard, she had no chance against Asia Muhammad and Jessica Bigula. She became a 6–2 and 6-2 American couple.