WHAT YOU MAY HAVE MISSED BETWEEN LAST NIGHT AND THIS MORNING
1. Handball – Euro 2022: the French go from nightmare to semi-final dream
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Cornet eliminated, Hakimi (ne), France – Denmark: the news on a plate
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YESTERDAY AT 06:06
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Nikola Karabatic (France – Denmark)
Credit: Eurosport
2. Football – CAN 2022: Egypt and Equatorial Guinea join the quarterfinals
3. Winter sports – Beijing 2022: Tessa Worley, Kevin Rolland and Benjamin Daviet are the lucky winners
Worley will be in tandem with Rolland: “Kevin is an example, someone who likes to enjoy life”
WE HAVE ALSO RETAINED FOR YOU
- Basketball – NBA : In the clash of the Western Conference, the Phoenix Suns won an 8th straight victory at the expense of the Utah Jazz (105-97), thanks to an exceptional performance by Devin Booker, author of 43 points and 12 rebounds. In the East, the Charlotte Hornets exploded the points counter with 158 units registered against the Indiana Pacers (126-158). Kelly Oubre finished top scorer with 39 points. With 41 pawns, Ja Morant brought the Grizzlies to success against San Antonio (110-118).
- Cycling – Tour de France: While the start of the Tour de France 2022 will take place in Copenhagen, the 2023 edition of the Grande Boucle will begin in Bilbao, in the Spanish Basque Country, as revealed on Wednesday by Tour director Christian Prudhomme. You have to go back to 1992 to find traces of the last start of the Tour de France in this region.
- Rowing – Retirement: New Zealand’s Hamish Bond, a three-time Olympic rowing champion, announced his retirement on Thursday, hoping to leave competition by finishing on a high note after winning a gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics.
- Golf – Farmers Insurance Open : The American Billy Horschel took the lead of the Farmers Insurance Open by returning a beautiful card of -9, Wednesday on the course of Torrey Pines, in San Diego, California. The 35-year-old golfer revealed after the first round that he almost gave up due to difficulties in overcoming a shoulder problem.
THE HIGH ALTITUDE TWEET
TO LISTEN
- Podcast: Mercato Wednesday
- Great story: Jean Le Cam, the great man and the sea
THE CATCH-UP VIDEO
Former champion with 7 Grand Slam titles and now consultant for Eurosport, John McEnroe gave his point of view on Nick Kyrgios’ opinion that tennis needs more big personalities on the circuit to restore its appeal , soon to be orphaned by the Big 3 with Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic.
‘I agree with Kyrgios’: McEnroe wants more singular personalities in tennis
WHAT YOU CAN’T MISS TO FOLLOW TODAY
1. Tennis – Open d’Australie
Justine Hénin’s palette: Serve and slice, lethal weapons for Barty
2. Basketball – Euroleague: ASVEL moves to Catalonia
Currently 13th in the European elite rankings, Lyon-Villeurbanne will have a lot to do on the floor of FC Barcelona (2nd) to try to get closer to the top 10. After the home defeat against Bayern Munich two days ago, a reaction is nevertheless expected for Tony Parker’s club. In-between at 9 p.m.!
Asvel – Bayern Munich
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3. Rugby – Pro D2: two top-of-the-table posters
The leader is out on this 19th day of Pro D2. US Oyonnax (1st, 69 points) moves to the field of Colomiers (6th, 45 points) to try to garner a 10th success in a row and give themselves a little more air on their runner-up Mont-de-Marsan . At the same time, Carcassonne (7th, 41 points) receives US Montalbanaise (4th, 46 points). Kick-off of the two meetings at 8:45 p.m.!
4. Football – World Cup qualifiers: Brazilian leaders travel to Ecuador
First in their qualifying group for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, Brazil moves to the lawn of Ecuador (3rd). First poster of this 15th day. The Ecuadorians have already taken 16 points from a possible 23 at home. Watch out for the trap… Kick off at 10 p.m.!
(with AFP)
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A Tony Parker Academy in project in Saint-Ouen after the 2024 Olympics
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YESTERDAY AT 8:15 PM
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The hour of Monfils, Bernal operated, drama at the CAN: the news on a set
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