WU19 EURO qualifying: road to Switzerland

WU19 EURO qualifying: road to Switzerland

The last of UEFA's annual national-team tournaments to finish in 2016/17 will become the first to start in 2017/18 when the Women's U19 EURO qualifying round begins on Friday just 19 days after Spain lifted the trophy in Belfast.How the competition worksOf the record entry of 49, all teams are involved in the qualifying round except hosts Switzerland, who have a bye to the finals in July. The 48 teams are split into 12 groups, all played as one-venue mini-tournaments to be completed by 31 October (with Spain starting their campaign in that last section in Albania). Kosovo make their competition debut on

2019 U21 EURO qualifying: the road to Italy

2019 U21 EURO qualifying: the road to Italy

Qualifying for the 2019 UEFA European Under-21 Championship in Italy and San Marino, which started in March and continued in June, resumes in earnest on Thursday. How qualifying works• Italy have a bye to the finals in summer 2019 but co-hosts San Marino must qualify.• Kosovo and Gibraltar are making debuts among a record 54 teams competing in qualifying.• The nine group winners qualify automatically for the finals.• The four runners-up with the best records against the teams first, third, fourth and fifth in their group go into the play-offs, where a pair of two-legged ties will decide the last two... UEFA.com - News

Red Sox Look To Stay Hot In Road Matchups Against Rays, Yankees

Red Sox Look To Stay Hot In Road Matchups Against Rays, Yankees

The Boston Red Sox are riding high as they hit the road for a five-game trip against a pair of division foes. The Red Sox posted a 7-2 record on their latest homestand, capped off by a 6-3 win at Fenway Park to complete a four-game series sweep of the Chicago White Sox. Boston is playing its best baseball at the right time, and it will need to keep it that way during the upcoming road trip. The Sox take on the Tampa Bay Rays for a quick two-game series starting Tuesday, followed by a three-game set in New York against the Yankees. And with the regular season nearing the home stretch, the

Champions League starts: Road to Kyiv begins in Yerevan

Champions League starts: Road to Kyiv begins in Yerevan

The 2017/18 UEFA Champions League season begins on Tuesday when the first qualifying round kicks off.Just 24 days on from Real Madrid lifting the trophy in Cardiff, and with little under 11 months to go to the 2018 final in Kyiv, action begins at 17:00CET when Armenia's Alashkert welcome FC Santa Coloma to Yerevan. When these teams met last season a 0-0 draw in Andorra was followed by a 3-0 win for Alashkert. Later on, four teams make their UEFA Champions League debuts as Gibraltar's Europa travel to The New Saints, FCI Talllinn of Estonia go to Hibernians and Víkingur, who

Women’s Champions League entries confirmed

Women’s Champions League entries confirmed

A record 61 teams from 49 different associations have entered the 2017/18 UEFA Women's Champions League with 40 starting the competition in next Friday's qualifying round draw, streamed live from Nyon.Road to Kyiv• Holders Lyon, the top two clubs from the nine highest-ranked countries (a list which includes Lyon) and the champions of the tenth, 11th and 12th-ranked nations (Austria, Scotland and Norway) in accordance with the association coefficient rankings receive byes to the round of 32, as per the access list. • The ot... UEFA.com - News

Chase Elliott Blindly Slams Into Michael McDowell While Leaving Pit Road

Share this: Accidents happen in racing, but that’s probably not going to make Michael McDowell feel any better. During Stage 1 of Sunday’s Go Bowling 400, McDowell and Chase Elliott got tangled on pit road, an incident that sent McDowell’s No. 95 backwards and left Elliott’s No. 24 with significant damage. While trying to leave pit road, Elliott rammed into the driver’s side of McDowell, who was attempting to pit. Although his positioning was less than ideal, McDowell still was able to get all the work done that he needed. Thankfully, neither driver nor their respective crews were hurt during the incident. Thumbnail photo via Adam Hagy/USA TODAY Sports Images More Stories Source link

IndyCar Driver Apparently Unhappy With Pass, Lets Middle Finger Fly

Share this: Race car drivers are supposed to keep both hands on the wheel. They’re also supposed to, you know, somewhat get along. Canadian IndyCar driver James Hinchcliffe, it would appear, received neither of those memos. During Sunday’s IndyCar Grand Prix at Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s infield road course, Hinchcliffe took exception to a pass made by Spencer Pigot. His reaction was quick, decisive and, quite frankly, a little rude. Well that wasn’t very nice. Here’s a slo-mo version of Hinchcliffe’s bird: Personally, we just can’t wait until the real fireworks start at IMS in two weeks, when Fernando Alonso makes his bid for the Indianapolis 500. Thumbnail photo via Brian Spurlock/USA TODAY Sports Images More Stories Source link