What you missed between last night and this morning
1. Cycling – Tour de France 2017: London declined the offer
London, which hosted the Tour de France in 2007, declined again this privilege for the edition 2017. The reason? This is primarily economic. Shame when we remember the craze that had sparked his departure in the UK eight years ago.
2. Football – Ligue 2: Paris FC, King null
Long ahead on the scoreboard, Paris FC finally conceded a draw, the eighth in nine matches against Nancy (1-1) closing of the 9th day. The Lorraine, fifths L2, snatched a point in the 86th minute.
Paris FC – AS Nancy Lorraine: summary – Eurosport
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3. Basketball – Match of Champions:
Strasbourg won Monday evening a first trophy this season in Villeurbanne by winning 86-59 against Limoges, his nemesis who beat the last two seasons in the final of Pro A.
Ousmane Camara (Limoges) against Paul Lacombe (Strasbourg) during the game champions. – Panoramic
We also spotted for you:
- Football – Premier League: In closing the 7th day, Everton went for the win on the lawn of West Bromwich Albion thanks to a brace and a goal Lukaku Koné (3-2). The Toffees were yet led 0-2 early in the second period. Everton is fifth in the standings, West Brom remains 15th.
- Basketball – NBA: The German Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas Mavericks star, decided to end his career at the end of his current contract, which expires in 2017. Meanwhile, Kobe Bryant not yet known whether 2015-2016 will be his final professional season.
- Football – Serie A The club Frosinone won his first victory, by winning at home against Empoli (2-0) closing of the 6th day while Atalanta has imposed against the Sampdoria (2-1).
- Football – Brazil: Just arrived, gone. Ronaldinho, who has only played nine matches with Fluminense, decided to leave the club in Rio de Janeiro.
- Rally – Dakar 2016 According to L’Equipe, Loeb, who is currently running in the WTCC with Citroen, will take part in the 2016 edition with Peugeot. In South America, he will team up with Stéphane Peterhansel, eleven times winner of the event.
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Hello Messi and Ronaldo? Where are you? – Eurosport
The updates we’ve seen in the female version, right?
What you should not miss today
1. Rugby – World Cup – compo PSA
It is this Tuesday that the XV of France coach, Philippe Saint-André, reveals the team that will start Thursday against Canada (21h). Meet at 12:30. Later (5:45 p.m.), in group C, the Tongans and Namibians explain at Sandy Park.
“We are here to win, not to meet the experts” – Eurosport
2. Football – Champions League: Gerland found the hymn of C1
After a disappointing draw at AA Gent (1-1), OL hopes to build on Alexandre Lacazette a great night Tuesday against Valencia (8:45 p.m.). The Lyon striker made many talk about him right now off the court, failing to shine on the lawns.
Conf press Lyon: Jallet in Valencia – Eurosport
3. Football – Champions League: Barça without Messi, Bayern, Chelsea and Arsenal on deck
There will be beautiful posters to follow tonight. We chose Barça-Leverkusen, Bayern-Dinamo Zagreb, where Lewandowski expected to prove he is the king of avant-centers, Porto-Chelsea with “beautiful” reunion between Mourinho and Casillas, or Arsenal-Olympiakos. If you are not convinced, we suggest you read this article below …
It happened a … September 29
The scene takes place in Seoul in 1988. And it marked the history of athletics, whatever people say, whatever people think. In the finals of the Olympic 200m, Florence Griffith Joyner signed a thunderous 21 “34 world record. In the semifinals, she had already improved in 21″ 56. 27 years later, that record still stands and is not ready to be cleared shelves …
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