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FCSG Staad Servette FC Chênois Féminin Frauen Cup 13102018
Bützel, Staad, Zuschauer : 142 Tore : 76' Marianne Di Pasquale 0:1, 88' Stephanie Brecht (Penalty) 1:1, Rote Karte Paula Serrano Castano (SFC Chênois Féminin) 92', 98' Stephanie Brecht (Penalty) 2:1
World Championship 2016 elite womans
Temperatures of 35° Celsius at the start saw a number of riders take to the road with ice vests. One of the top favourites was missing with Giorgia Bronzini, Italy's two-time world champion (2011 and 2012), ruled out through illness. The women took on 28 kilometres through Doha before starting on seven laps of The Pearl, for a total of 134.5km. The first attack came as the flag was dropped, with Olympic rider Eri Yonamine of Japan taking off. She took a lead of over 30 seconds on to the first lap of the circuit course, with Great Britain leading the chase. The Japanese rider held on to an 18-second gap as she started the second lap as a variety of nations shared the chase work, but it remained a subdued affair. Wild was involved in a crash shortly after the lap started, but a teammate was quickly there to bring her back to the field. Swiss rider Nicole Hanselmann jumped from the field and joined Yonamine on the next lap, and the duo were able to increase the gap to some 50 seconds. The Dutch made their first move of the day with Amy Pieters attacking on lap two. She was quickly brought back, but the action served to bring down the gap to the two leaders. The action then started, with Paz Bash (Israel) giving chase to the two leaders. She too was brought back, but the pace had picked up and the gap dropped. Dutch riders Marianne Vos and Pieters were at the front of the field, forcing the tempo and posing a major threat if they would get away. With 70km to go, the break was over, and the Dutch riders continued to put the pressure on the rest of the field. Time trial world champion Amber Neben (USA) gave it a try but was not allowed to get away. Anna van der Breggen was the next to put in a strong dig, as the Dutch used their usual tactics to break up the field and attempt to demonstrate their dominance. But at this point they were still satisfied to let things stay more or less together. It was a significantly reduced group that finished the fourth lap, with the Dutch pressure having paid off. Unluckily for Australia, Tiffany Cromwell crashed during one of the tempo increases, and the wait for help threw her back. Neben went again with 43km to go and she used her proven time trial skills to slowly build up a decent gap. The Dutch reacted when it got up to over 40 seconds, unwilling to let the time trial champion simply run away with the race. None other than Marianne Vos led the chase. But the gap did not fall and even increased. During the lap, Olga Zabelinskaya was removed from the race after being disqualified for an illegal bike change – or more accurately, the jury tried to remove her. The Russian simply kept on going. With 34km to go, Neben's gap had moved up to nearly 50 seconds, and Belgium joined in on the chase. She took a gap of 36 seconds into the penultimate lap, with 30km to go. From there the gap kept dropping gradually, and the final lap started with the American only six seconds up. She was caught shortly after crossing the line. Further attacks came as soon as the feed zone was passed, with Danielle King (Great Britain) being the first to go. A small group formed but was then joined by the field again. Attack followed attack, and the pace skyrocketed, only to calm again, with the orange-clad Dutch riders firmly at the front of things. The field continued on sedately towards the finish line. Seven Dutch riders led the field into the final four kilometres, keeping the pace high to eliminate the chances of any more escapes. The formation continued on into the final kilometre, with Wild on third wheel. The Italians, Americans and Canadians made moves, but couldn't break through. It looked as if Wild would waltz to the title, but went early into the wind. At the last second she was caught by Denmark's Amalie Dideriksen. Wild looked on unbelievingly as she crossed the line as second.
Marianne St Gelais - CAN - Interview - #WCShortTrack
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Tennis WTA 2016 Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open | Betting Odds and Tournament Info
Tennis WTA 2016 Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open | Betting Odds and Tournament Info Event Details Event: WTA – Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open Date: October 10th – 16th, 2016 Location: Victoria Park, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, China The Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open was first played in 1980 and went for three years, then went on hiatus from 1983 to 1992 before coming back in 1993. It was played once before another hiatus from 1994 to 2013, and it has been held the last two years at Victoria Park on outdoor hard courts. The Hong Kong Open is an International-level event. 2015 Jelena Jankovic, Angelique Kerber 3-6, 7-6 (7-4), 6-1 2014 Sabine Lisicki, Karolina Pliskova 7-5, 6-3 2013 Wang Shi-ting, Marianne Witmeyer 6-4, 3-6, 7-5 2012 Catrin Jexell, Alycia Moulton 6-3, 7-5 2011 Wendy Turnbull Sabina Simmonds 6-3, 6-4 Doubles 2015 Alize Cornet - Yaroslava Shvedova Lara Arruabarrena - Andreja Klepac 7-5, 6-4 2014 Karolina Pliskova - Kristyna Pliskova Patricia Mayr-Achleitner - Arina Rodionova 6-2, 2-6, (12-10) 2013 Karin Kschwendt - Rachel McQuillan Debbie Graham - Marianne Witmeyer 1-6, 7-6 (7-4), 6-2 2012 Alycia Moulton - Laura DuPont Yvonne Vermaak - Jennifer Mundel-Reinbold 6-2, 4-6, 7-5 2011 Ann Kiyomura - Sharon Walsh Anne Hobbs - Susan Leo 6-3, 6-4
UNI Soccer: Panthers Score a Draw in Des Moines
The University of Northern Iowa women's soccer team earned a 1-1 draw in overtime against in-state foe and Missouri Valley Conference leader Drake (6-8-2, 3-0-2 MVC) on Wednesday afternoon. The contest marked the Panthers' (5-7-5, 1-2-2 MVC) seventh game to go into overtime this season and the fifth to go into a second overtime. Katie Witt put the Panthers on the board in the 10th minute, taking a pass from Marianne Gagne and getting it past the Drake goalkeeper for her first goal of the season. "We started the game really well and scored a deserved goal," said UNI Head Coach James Price. "They scored a fantastic equalizer and carried the momentum for a while." The equalizer came almost twenty minutes later as Drake answered with a goal of their own at the 35 minute mark. Rhian Pritchard found the back of the net from a cross to tie it at 1-1 before the end of the first half. "We finished the game very strongly and could have won the game," said Price. "(I am) very happy with the performance overall." Whitney Blunt finished with a season-high 11 saves, including three in the overtime periods to hold the score at 1-1. The saves put Blunt at a season total of 81 saves, surpassing her career-best of 78 that she set last season. The Panthers will return to the field for Senior Night on Sunday for their final game home of the season against St. Ambrose. Kickoff for the Senior Night contest is scheduled for 7 p.m.
Linköping FC 2 - 1 Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC 2014-08-27
Note Kristina Minde's opening goal. She (unadvertely) deflects Harder's shot with her arm, get's scoring credits. Also goals by Marianne Gajhede Knudsen and Annica Sjölund. Damallsvenskan round 15 2014. I think.
B93/HIK/Skjold - Vejle BK
Kanal Sport-sammendrag af tredje kamp i kvalifikationsspillet hjemme mod Vejle BK lørdag den 18. maj. Kampen endte med en 2-1-sejr. Målene blev sat ind af Marianne Løth Pedersen og Liv Saxild.
Optakt Taastrup FC - B.93/HIK/Skjold
I morgen spiller B.93/HIK/Skjold ude mod Taastrup FC i kvalifikationsspillets første kamp. Vi har talt med Marianne Løth Pedersen om opgøret.