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Medal options, programming and schedules for August 5

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com August 5, 2024

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Los Olympic Games of Paris 2024 Today they face the tenth day of competition in the neighbouring country. We tell you which Spanish athletes are competing and which ones are competing for medals.

Spain has secured a medal today thanks to basketball 3×3 women’s event, which was not expected at the start of the Games. The team has reached the final after beating the United States (18-16), and tonight it will go for gold against Germany.

Another sport in which you can guarantee a medal is in soccer male, as long as Spain beat Morocco this evening in the semi-finals, otherwise they will have to go to the bronze match.

There were also metal options in Kayak Crossbut as much as Maialen Chourraut Manuel Ochoa were eliminated in the quarter-finals.

This is the sports agenda of the Olympic Games of Paris 2024 today, Monday, August 5. Possible medalists are marked with an asterisk and in bold.

SPAIN’S AGENDA FOR THE OLYMPIC GAMES TODAY

08:00. Triathlon. Mixed relays. Alberto González, Anna Godoy, Antonio Serrat and Miriam Casillas

10:00. Jumps. Women. 10 metre platform. Preliminaries. Ana Carvajal

10:00. Climbing. Men. Bulder semifinal. Alberto Ginés

10:00 Beach volleyball. Men. Round of 16. Herrera/Gavira

12:00. Vela. Female. Kite. Regattas. Gisela Pulido

12:00. Vela. Mixed. Multihull. Regattas. Pacheco/Barrio

12:10. Vela. Feminine. Dinghy. Tank tops. Ana Moncada

12:50. Athletics. feminine 200 m relay. Jael Bestué

13:00. Climbing. Female. Speed classification. Leslie Romero

13:00 Beach volleyball. Women’s. Round of 16. Alvarez/Moreno

13:35. Climbing. Women. Round of 16. Leslie Romero

14:00 Equestrian. Mixed. Jumping classification. Ismael Garcia, Eduardo Alvarez and Sergio Alvarez

14:40. Vela. Male. Dinghy. Regattas. Joaquin Blanco

15:00. JumpsWomen’s 10m Platform Semifinals Ana Carvajal

15:30. Vela. Mixed. Dinghy. Regattas. Xammar / Brugman

15:30 Slalon canoeing. Feminine. Kayak Cross. Final Cuts. Maialen Chourraut

15:52 Slalon canoeing. Men. Kayak Cross. Quarterfinals. Manuel Ochoa

17:30. 3×3 Basketball. Women. Semifinal. Spain-United States*

18.00 Football. Men. Semi-final. Morocco-Spain*

19:04 Athletics. Men. 3,000 m steeplechase. First round. Daniel Arce.

19.30 Artistic swimming. feminine Technical routine by teams. Txell Ferré, Marina García, Lilou Lluís, Meritxell Mas, Alisa Ozhogina, Paula Ramírez, Iris Tió and Blanca Toledano.

20:05 Hockey grass. Women’s. Quarterfinals. Belgium-Spain

21:00. Water polo. Men. Group stage. France – Spain

22:00. 3×3 Basketball. Women. Final. Spain – Germany

PARIS 2024 MEDAL CHART

WHERE TO WATCH THE OLYMPIC GAMES ON TV

All sporting events that make up the Paris 2024 Olympic Games They can be seen on TV in Spain through the channels of RTVE (La 1, La 2 and Teledeporte) and online through RTVE Play.

You can also follow it through the channels of Eurosport and on the platform MAX.

From SPORTYou can follow the performance of the main Spanish athletes minute by minute through our live commentary, as well as the report and the best statements once the match has finished.

August 5, 2024 0 comments

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Medal options, events and schedules for July 31

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com July 31, 2024

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Los Olympic Games of Paris 2024 Today they face the fifth day of competition in the neighbouring country. We tell you which Spanish athletes are competing and which ones are competing for medals.

The only medal option for the Spanish delegation today is through the Judo -90 kg male, with Mosakhlishvili ready to fight for the bronze.

The clearest medals were, a priori, those of the women’s trap. Mar Molné y Fatima Galvez They accessed the final as first and second classified, but once among the six best they did not manage to get on the podium. The Tarragona native finished fourth and the Cordoba native fifth.

In Judo -70 kg, Tsunoda was just short of a bronze medal, while Miren Lazkano’s 116.9 seconds in the C1 final were not enough to get on the podium.

In Triathlon there was also a chance of a medal, but the best result achieved by the Spanish delegation was 17th place in Anna Godoy in the women’s category and the very meritorious 8th place for Alberto Gonzalez in the men’s category.

We tell you the sports agenda of the Olympic Games of Paris 2024 today, Wednesday, July 31. Possible medalists are marked with an asterisk and in bold.

SPAIN’S AGENDA FOR THE OLYMPIC GAMES TODAY

8:00. Triathlon. Women. Individual. Final. Miriam Casillas and Anna Godoy

9:00. Number. Women. Pit. Classification. Fatima Galvez and Mar Molne

10:00. Hockey grass. Women’s. Group stage. Argentina – Spain

10:24. Judo. Masculine. -90 kg. 16th final. Tristani Mosakhlishvili – Ustopiryon (Tayikistan)

10:34. Remo. Men. Two without coxswain. Semifinals. Jaime Canalejo and Javier García

10:45. Triathlon. Men. Individual. Final. Alberto Gonzalez, Roberto Sanchez and Antonio Serrat*

10:47. Hípica (Home). Teams/Individual. Grand Prix (day 2). Juan Antonio Jimenez

11:00. Basketball. Women. Group stage: Puerto Rico – Spain

11:00. Swimming. Female. 200 m breaststroke. Qualifiers. Jessica Vall

11:04. Remo. Female. Two without coxswain. Semifinals. Esther Briz and Aina Cid.

11:15. JudoWomen. -70 kg. Round of 16. Ai Tsunoda – Pogacnik (Slovenia)

11:16. Boxing. Men. 57 kg. Round of 16. Sabyrkhan (Kazakhstan) – José Quiles

11:21. Swimming. Men. 200 m backstroke. Qualifiers. Hugo González

11:24. Remo. Men’s. Lightweight double sculls. Semifinals Dennis Carracedo and Cartano Xose Horta

11:30. Judo. Masculino. -90 kg. Octaves of the final. Tristani Mosakhlishvili – Sherov

11:46. Swimming. Female. 200 m butterfly. Qualifiers. Laura Cabanes

12:13. Vela. Female. Windsurfing. Pilar Lamadrid

12:30. Judo. Women. -70 kg. Quarter-finals. Ai Tsunoda – Matic (Croatia).

13:10. Judo. Men. -90 kg. Quarterfinals. Tristani Mosakhlishvili – Macedo (Brazil)

13:43. Vela. Male. Windsurfing. Nacho Baltasar

2:00 pm. Tennis. Male. R. Safiullin (AIN) vs. C. Alcaraz (ESP).

14:00. Handball. Men. Group stage. Spain – Japan

14:00. Badminton. Women. Individual. Group stage. Carolina Marín – Darragh (Ireland)

14:15. Vela. Male. Skiff. Boot/Trittel

14:23. Hípica (Home). Teams/Individual. Grand Prix (day 2). Borja Carrascosa

14:50 (approx.). Badminton. Men. Singles. Group stage. Pablo Abián – Zii Jia Lee (Malaysia)

15:15. Vela. Female. Skiff. Echegoyen/Barceló

15:30. Number. Women. Pit. Final. Fatima Galvez and Mar Molne*

15:30. Slalom Canoeing. feminine C1. Semifinal Miren Lazkano

16:00. Judo. Women. -70 kg. Bronze medal match. Ai Tsunoda – Niizoe (Japan)

17:00. SoccerWomen’s. Group stage. Brazil – Spain

17:00. Beach volleyball. Women. Group stage. Placette/Richard (France) – Álvarez/Moreno

17:08. Judo. Men. -90 kg. Semi-finals. Tristani Mosakhlishvili – Bekauri (Georgia)

17:30. Judo. Female. -70 kg. Bronze medal match. Ai Tsunoda – Polleres (Austria)*

17:30. Slalom Canoeing. feminine C1. final Miren Lazkano*

18:24. Archery. Women. Individual. 32nd. Havers (Great Britain) – Elia Canales

18:30 (approx). Judo. Men. -90 kg. Bronze medal match. Tristani Mosakhlishvili – Tselidis (Greece)*

19:00. TennisMen’s doubles. Alcaraz / Nadal (ESP) vs. Kracjicek / Ram (USA).

19:45. Hockey grass. Men. Group stage. Spain – South Africa

20:05. Water poloWomen’s. Group stage. Spain – Greece

20:45. Swimming. Female. 200 m butterfly. Semifinals. Laura Cabanes

21:00. 3×3 BasketballWomen’s. Group stage. France – Spain

21:47. Swimming. Men. 200 m backstroke. Semifinals. Hugo González

22:03. Swimming. Female. 200 m breaststroke. Semifinals. Jessica Vall

THIS IS THE PARIS 2024 MEDAL CHART

WHERE TO WATCH THE OLYMPIC GAMES ON TV

All sporting events that make up the Paris 2024 Olympic Games They can be seen on TV in Spain through the channels of RTVE (La 1, La 2 and Teledeporte) and online through RTVE Play.

You can also follow it through the channels of Eurosport and on the platform MAX.

From SPORTYou can follow the performance of the main Spanish athletes minute by minute through our live commentary, as well as the report and the best statements once the match has finished.

July 31, 2024 0 comments

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Cadiz vs Betis: Matchday 24 LaLiga EA Sports 2023-2024 Schedule and TV Info

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com February 8, 2024

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

As part of the Matchday 24 of LaLiga EA Sports 2023-2024he Cadiz and the Betis They will face each other in Nuevo Mirandilla next Friday.

Thus, in the first instance, those commanded by Mauricio Pellegrino They will reach the confrontation after draw with Villarreal (0-0), tie with Athletic Club (0-0), lose to Deportivo Alavés (1-0) y lose to Valencia (4-1), while the combined Manuel Pellegrini record a draw with Getafe (1-1), a victory over Mallorca (1-0), a defeat against Barcelona (4-2) y a victory over Granada (1-0).

Based on the above, it is worth noting that The people of Cádiz are in eighteenth position in the table with 17 points and -16 in goal differential. Likewise, the results of the combined green and white They place the club in the 8th place in the classification with 35 points and +1 in average number of goals.

SCHEDULE AND WHERE TO WATCH THE MATCH ON TV

The confrontation that will take place between the Cadiz and the Betis because of Day 24 of LaLiga EA Sports this will take place Friday, February 9 at 9:00 p.m., and can be enjoyed in Spain through DAZN.

2024-02-08 21:43:01
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February 8, 2024 0 comments

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Barcelona vs Laziness Endesa League Match: Time, TV Channel, and Preview

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com December 13, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

He Barcelona and the Laziness faces will be seen this Wednesday, December 13 at the Palau Blaugrana in a new day of the Endesa League 2023-24. We tell you what time and where to watch the game on television.

Alluding to this, the combined Roger Grimau will come into the matchup having recently recorded two losses and two wins. In this sense, the team lost to Zaragoza (101-99), beat Granada (80-69), victory in Girona (115-78) y lost to Murcia (82-73), so it is located in the position number 3 of the table with +94 in the point differential.

For their part, those of Pedro Martínez appear after defeat Girona (101-87), lose against Unicaja (91-77), lose against Baskonia (94-86) y defeat the Workshop (76-56). Therefore, they are in the table within the sixth placea seat they occupy with +4 in the point differential.

SCHEDULE AND WHERE TO WATCH THE ENDESA LEAGUE MATCH ON TV

The match between Barcelona and the Laziness from Endesa League this is disputed Wednesday, December 13 at 8:30 p.m. (CET).

In Spain, the clash can be seen live through Movistar+specific, In the channel Sports Movistar+.

From SPORTAs usual, we will tell you live what happens in the match and, in addition, you will be able to read the summary and also the reactions of the protagonists.

2023-12-13 15:24:41
#Barcelona #Manresa #Schedule #watch #Endesa #League #match

December 13, 2023 0 comments

Entertainment

Schedules and prices to enjoy the Christmas lighting of Monserrate, in Bogotá

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com December 5, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

He festive spirit of Christmas is already lived in Bogotá and the Monserrate sanctuary It has become one of the favorite destinations for the capital’s residents on these dates.

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Since Friday, December 1, public lighting was inaugurated in the place. This year, for those who want to make a night and Christmas plan, the doors will open from 6:00 pm

Now about the prices to ascend the hill during the Christmas season, The organizers detailed that on Mondays, Saturdays and holidays the cost will be $27,000 per person, round trip; Sundays will have a reduced price of $16,000 per person, round trip. In addition, the ‘Fast Pass’ option will be offered at a price of $73,500 every daywhich serves to avoid the long lines that form at certain times.

(See: Christmas has arrived! This is the house that has 198 mangers).

To purchase tickets you can visit the Monserrate website or at the venue’s ticket office.
It is important to remember that during the night, the pedestrian path will be closed, so if you plan to see the lighting, the only way will be via the cable car or funicular.

If you are already making plans to enjoy Christmas in Bogotá We share some events for you to schedule.

1. The Bogotá Philharmonic Orchestra will present ‘Christmas Philharmonic’, at the Teatro Mayor, from December 15 to 20. This event will feature a repertoire of traditional Christmas carols from the country.

2. Christmas Savannah Trainis now ready to offer a walk full of lights and color throughout the city.
The tickets, with a cost of $60,000 per person, are available on the Tu Boleta website, as well as at physical points and service lines.

(See: End of year bonus: can this payment be requested in advance?).

The tour will depart from the Gran Estación shopping center at 6:45 pm and will conclude at 10:45 pm. in the same place, including stops at the Usaquén and El Caro stations.

Please note that purchases through Tu Boleta include service charges.

In any case, it is recommended to organize in advance and evaluate the budget very well for these dates.avoiding falling into expenses that could affect the normal functioning of your home’s finances.

(See: Learn all about the tours of the iconic Coca-Cola Caravan).

BRIEFCASE

2023-12-04 23:40:51
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December 5, 2023 0 comments

Business

Painful 87:92 defeat against Tübingen – Basketball Löwen Braunschweig

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com November 19, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

That was too little. On Saturday evening, in front of another great backdrop of 4,513 spectators in the Volkswagen Hall, our Basketball Lions did not show the reaction we had hoped for to the clear defeat the previous week at ALBA BERLIN. “First of all, I would like to apologize to the fans and our organization for today’s performance,” said head coach Jesús Ramírez after a poor performance and the resulting 87:92 defeat after overtime (39:39, 77:77). His team started with little energy and therefore a bad start with 2:11. Although the Lions were able to make up for the deficit at halftime, they played with a lot of mistakes and, above all, couldn’t get the guests’ rebounds under control. They arrived as the team with the weakest rebounds in the easyCredit BBL, but dominated the boards and collected 19 offensive rebounds. That, together with 21 Lions’ turnovers, was too big a burden to successfully leave the floor against the Tigers Tübingen, who played much more alertly and physically.

The first few minutes were already an indicator of how the game would go. The lions played poorly, lacked energy and were usually a step slower than the Tübingen team, who were more aggressive from the start. “Two teams met today who suffered significant defeats last week. One team showed character and the other didn’t,” said head coach Jesús Ramírez after the game, summing up what seemed obvious on the floor. His team was quickly behind at 2:11 and had only scored six points after five minutes. Certainly: The Tigers defended well and were very physical. But the Lions also played hesitantly, hardly took on the opponent’s intensity and threw numerous tickets.

Slight improvement, but still lots of errors

Considering an indisputable hit rate of 25 percent, it was almost flattering that the Ramírez team was only behind 15:19 after the first quarter. But after the weak start, things settled down a bit and were able to set positive accents with fastbreaks and a good Sananda Fru on the board. But they quickly fizzled out again. One reason for this was that the Lions had trouble finding a suitable matchup for Jimmy Boeheim. The forward had scored six points in the first ten minutes and continued to score at will. He also made it 22:31 (16th minute), after which Jesús Ramírez took a timeout. It had an effect: At the back, the Lions generated stops through blocked throws or ball wins, and at the front, the accurate Ferdinand Zylka and Co. found better solutions. It was also Zylka who first scored to equalize and then to take the lead 38:36. But the score went into the break at 39:39.

Even though the Lions had improved in the second quarter and were now scoring slightly better than the guests (41% versus 38%), they could by no means be satisfied with the first 20 minutes. Above all, the fact that the Tigers, as the league’s weakest rebounding team to date, had already grabbed eight rebounds on the offensive board, was probably not to Ramírez’s taste at all. At least he saw that his team got into the second half a little better. After a very hard foul by Tübingen’s Jhivvan Jackson on Nicholas Tischler, they initially experienced a moment of shock, but held on a little longer. But overall that wasn’t compelling enough. So the Lions didn’t reward themselves after the 47:43 and good defensive sequences from Sananda Fru and Amar Sylla, or were simply too unfocused and lost the ball several times. There were five turnovers in the third quarter and these contributed to the Lions could not gain any advantage.

Ramírez: At least we want to lose with our identity

We entered the fourth period with a narrow 56:55 lead. Boeheim was hardly a factor anymore. In return, Jackson put more of his stamp on the game. The league’s top scorer scored twelve points in the fourth quarter and often had the right answer to successful Lions actions. The game remained close, with Ahmaad Rorie hitting his first field throw in the 35th minute. Like almost all Lions, the Lions point guard didn’t have a good day, but now took responsibility and put his team in the lead several times. However, like all the other Lions, he repeatedly lost the ball, which hurt just as much as the guests’ still too many offensive rebounds. Nevertheless, the Lions could have won the game in regular time. After Jackson made it 77:77, they had the last attack with five seconds left on the clock. However, the decisive throw did not hit the target: extra time.

After 40 minutes, the Tigers had only hit eight percent of their three-pointers and had not used their ten more field throws particularly effectively. But in overtime, of all times, they found rhythm from a distance and scored three threes in a row to make it 79:86. The Lions were able to reduce this deficit to three points with 34 seconds left on the game clock (87:90). But the last seconds were a reflection of the entire game. First, Mateo Seric grabbed the offensive rebound after a missed three-pointer from Jackson and scored to make it 87:92. And then the Lions lost the ball again at the end.

Coach comments on the game:

Jesús Ramírez (Basketball Löwen): “First of all, I would like to apologize to the fans and our organization for today’s performance. We have to work at it and work harder than others. If someone doesn’t want to do it our way, they can say so. But I want to see that everyone gets involved every time. It was fortunate that we only lost the game in extra time. We should have been down by 20 points in the third quarter, which wasn’t the case because Tübingen missed a lot of chances. It’s part of the sport, but I want to at least lose with our identity. Two teams met today that suffered significant defeats last week. One team showed character and the other didn’t. Instead we started with 2:11. It really hurts that we acted like that at home.”

Danny Jansson (Tigers Tübingen): “Our goal was to play Tübingen basketball. Braunschweig didn’t have a good day offensively, but we showed one of our better defensive performances today. You could see our defensive stance again and that made things difficult for the opponent. The last four or five games have been a bit tough, but we can beat any opponent on any day. And today will be a good reminder of that.”

Basketball Lions: Crockett Jr. 13 (4 Assists), N. Tischler 8 (5 Rebounds, 3 Assists), Aydinoglu n.e., Zylka 15, Bango 16 (11 Rebounds), Fru 9, B. Tischler 8, Rorie 9 (6 Assists), Peterka 5, Njie (4 Assists), Sylla 4 (5 Rebounds).

Tigers Tübingen: Zaccheus, Boeheim 19 (7 Rebounds, 4 Assists), Akobundio-Ehiogu 8 (7 Rebounds), Helmanis 8, Otto 2, Ersek 9, Seric 15 (8 Rebounds), Masters 2, Jönke (5 Rebounds), Keppeler, Jackson 29 (6 Rebounds).

2023-11-18 20:47:56
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