CELEBRATED CINEMONY SINCE AT THE RONDO POWDER IN SLOVENIAN BEACH IN BUDVA SUSPECTED COVER ON THE 18TH GAME OF SMALL COUNTRIES OF EUROPE Seeing Black Mountain, see you in Andorra 2021!Seeing Black Mountain, see you in Andorra 2021!And the small countries of Europe in 2019 have been completed, and Montenegro and the Olympic Committee have shown, above all, great heart and hospitality, and knowledge and capacity to organize a high-level sporting competition at a high level. For the first time, Montenegro hosted a multi-sport event, 835 athletes competed in ten disciplines, in five cities, and all parts of the organization functioned in accordance with the highest standards. None of this would be that there was no energy, enthusiasm, and Mediterranean charm. In that spirit, the closing ceremony of the Games was also held. In the festive part, President of the International Olympic Committee Thomas Bach awarded medals in the last competitive disciplines and said. "You showed the power of sport and sent the most beautiful message to the world," Bah said. The president of the Montenegrin Olympic Committee, Dusan Simonovic, spoke with unhidden pride and emotions. - Tonight, we have extinguished the Olympic flame over the Old Town in Budva. His warmth and glamor will remain in our hearts and will continue to be our inspiration and the memory of the path we crossed since June 2015 when the organization of the Games has been awarded to us today, when we have five days for unforgettable time. Days in which we are - small, and so great - united in diversity, celebrated sport and the Olympic spirit, said Simonovic. At the end of the ceremony, Simonovic symbolically handed over the Flag of the Games to colleague Haumeu Marti of Andorra, a state in the Pyrenees, in which he will hold the 19th edition of the competition that brings together athletes from European countries with less than a million inhabitants. - For the past five days, we were not all uncompromising competitors. Or, we were not just that. We were athletes, architects and builders, who were the bridge of trust and friendship, built in 1985 with the first edition of Small Games, extended and laid the foundations on the Adriatic coast. To be proud, knowing that we, with the help of our friends, associates, sponsors, volunteers, have given away all our energy to be exemplary hosts, but also get the energy in return from you, we will hand over the map of the common road Andorra, Simonovic said. And then in a spectacular atmosphere at the swimming pool of the Slovenska plaža complex, a party began - goodbye to Montenegro Goro, see you in Andorra 2021! For ranking and medals continue on https://www.dan.co.me/?nivo=3&rubrika=Sport&clanak=698780&datum=2019-06-02

VIDEO | Golden State equaled 1 in the NBA final with Toronto. A sense of feeling for Curry and the company Golden State Warriors equaled 1 in the NBA final, after finishing with 109-104 in the second match with the Toronto Raptors. The series is now moving to California, the third match being scheduled from 4:00 on Thursday morning to Telekom Sport 1. Toronto Raptors wasted the chance to make 2 to 0 in the NBA final with the Golden State Warriors. Canadians missed the victory in a dramatic manner in front of their fans. In the first half of the match, Raptors were in control, they also had 12 points in advance, but entered the big break with just five extra points. At the start of the second half, Curry and the company had an incredible 18 consecutive series without receiving one. Finally, Toronto also had a good replica. From 12 points advance for Golden State managed to get close to two. Andre Iguodala scored behind the line of three and put an end to emotions. Golden State wound up with 109 to 104 and took the first chance for the ultimate victory. The series is now moving to California for the next two matches. Continue on https://www.telekomsport.ro/video-golden-state-a-egalat-la-1-in-finala-nba-cu-toronto-revenire-de-senzatie-pentru-curry-si-compania-19022408

Baden & Nanjing host next FIVB World Tour stops The FIVB World Tour returns to Baden for the second consecutive season. Lausanne, Switzerland, June 3, 2019 - With the countdown to the 2019 FIVB World Championships entering its final 25 days, the international beach volleyball circuit continues play this week with events in Austria and China. Prior to the start of play in Nanjing on Thursday and Baden on Friday with qualifying rounds, the drawing of lots for the 2019 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championships in Germany will be held Tuesday in Hamburg to determine the pool assignments for the 48 men's and 48 women's teams for the June 28 through July 7 event. The FIVB also confirms a change in dates for the event in Salalah, Oman. Previously scheduled to take place from August 21-24, the men's only 1-star World Tour tournament will now be played from August 24-27. 2018-2019 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour calendar - Click here to download The $25,000 Silk Road Nanjing Open marks the second-straight week of women's only play in China where pool play will be held Friday followed by the elimination rounds on Saturday and the medal matches on Sunday where the winning team will share the $4,000 first-place prize. The second annual Silk Road Nanjing Open will crown a new champion as 2018 winners Josemari Alves/Liliane Maestrini of Brazil are not in the 2019 field. The Brazilians defeated Fan Wang/Xinyi Xia of China 2-1 (21-18, 21-23, 15-11) in the 56-minute 2018 finale. Josemari Alves (left) and Liliane Maestrini of Brazil celebrated twice in China in 2018 with back-to-back gold medals in Nantong and Nanjing Located 260 km from last week's women's-only FIVB World Tour stop in Nantong, Nanjing will be staging its fifth FIVB Beach Volleyball event highlighted by the 2014 Youth Olympic Games, and two junior worlds championships in 2017 (under-21) and 2019 (under-19). The Silk road Nanjing Open is the seventh FIVB World Tour event in China this season. Zhongwei, Qinzhou and Yangzhou hosted international tournaments last September and October with Xiamen, Jinjiang and Nantong being played in April, May and June. The €15,000 Baden Open presented by Sports.land.NÖ will cover a three-day period for both men and women with pool play and opening elimination matches on Saturday followed by the medal rounds on Sunday as the €1,500 first-place prizes await the winning pairs. The second annual Baden Open will feature Austria's elite players led by two-time Olympic pair Clemens Doppler and Alexander Horst. The silver medal winners at the 2017 FIVB World Championships in Vienna, Doppler and Horst won the inaugural Baden Open by defeating compatriots Julian Horl/Tobias Winter 2-1 (18-21, 21-16, 15-13) in the 50-minute finale. 2018 Baden celebration for Alexander Horst (left) and Clemens Doppler of Austria On the women's side in Baden, Austrians Lena Plesiutschnig and Katharina Schutzenhofer will be looking to better their silver medal finish at the 2018 events. In last year's Baden finale, Teresa Mersmann and Cinja Tillmann of Germany defeated Plesiutschnig and Schutzenhofer 2-0 (21-17, 21-16) in 33 minutes. In action last week, the 2018-2019 FIVB World Tour played its 25th men’s and 24th and 25th women’s events with the double-gender Ostrava Open in the Czech Republic and the women’s-only Nantong Open in China. The first World Tour gold medal won last week was by Jingzhe Wang/Shuhui Wen of China, who captured their second FIVB title together by defeating Carolina Horta/Angela Lavelle of Brazil 2-1 (21-9, 18-21, and 15-12) in 48 minutes. China - Nantong, May 30-June 2, $25,000, FIVB women's event No. 400 1. Jingzhe Wang/Shuhui Wen, China, $4,000 2. Carolina Horta/Angela Lavalle, Brazil, $3,000 3. Ksenia Dabizha/Daria Rudykh, Russia, $2,000 4. Aleksandra Gromadowska/Jagoda Gruszczynska, Poland, $1,400 Gold - Wang/Wen def. Horta/Angela, 2-1 (21-9, 18-21, 15-12) (48) Bronze - Dabizha/Rudykh def. Gromadowska/Gruszczynska, 2-0 (21-13, 21-16) (33) The Nantong podium with Brazilians, Chinese and Russians Hours later in Ostrava on Sunday, Agatha Bednarczuk/Eduarda 'Duda' Lisboa captured their fourth FIVB World Tour gold medal together by defeating Rebecca Cavalcanti/Ana Patricia Silva 2-0 (21-19 and 21-17) in the 35-minute all-Brazilian finale. Czech Republic - Ostrava, May 29-June 2, $150,000, FIVB men's event No. 399 1. Agatha Bednarczuk/Eduarda 'Duda' Lisboa, Brazil, $20,000 2. Rebecca Cavalcanti/Ana Patricia Silva, Brazil, $16,000 3. Sanne Keizer/Madelein Meppelink, Netherlands, $10,000 4. Brooke Sweat/Kerri Walsh Jennings, United States, $8,000 Gold - Agatha/Duda def. Rebecca/Ana Patricia, 2-0 (21-19, 21-17) (35) Bronze - Keizer/Meppelink def. Sweat/Walsh Jennings, 2-0 (25-23, 21-17) (40) The Ostrava men's and women's podium placers from Brazil, the Czech Republic, the Netherlands, Norway and Poland For the men, Norway’s Anders Mol/Christian Sorum captured their third straight gold medal and seventh overall by defeating Ondrej Perusic and David Schweiner of the Czech Republic 2-1 (17-21, 21-15, and 15-10) in the 48-minute Ostrava finale. Czech Republic - Ostrava, May 29-June 2, $150,000, FIVB men's event No. 434 1. Anders Mol/Christian Sorum, Norway, $20,000 2. Ondrej Perusic/David Schweiner, Czech Republic, $16,000 3. Michal Bryl/Grzegorz Fijalek, Poland, $10,000 4. Viacheslav Krasilnikov/Oleg Stoyanovskiy, Russia, $8,000 Gold - Mol/Sorum def. Perusic/Schweiner, 2-1 (17-21, 21-15, 15-10) (48 minutes) Bronze - Bryl/Fijalek def. Krasilnikov/Stoyanovskiy, 2-1 (10-21, 21-19, 15-7) (45). Continue on http://www.fivb.org/en/BeachVolleyball/viewPressRelease.asp?No=82767&Language=en

Five sets in Novi Sad - Serbia lost from Russia Volleyball players of Serbia were defeated in the third round of the first week of the League of Nations from Russia at 3: 2 (20:25, 26:24, 25:23, 22:25, 15:10). SOURCE: B92 Pedja Milosavljevic / STARSPORT After the defeat of Japan and France, the selectors of the selector Nikola Grbic missed a chance to win the current champion. The selection of Serbia in every set that lost had a great chance, led from 24:22 in the second set, 21:19 in the third, and 7-4 in the fifth. However, the more experienced Russian national team had more concentration at key points and reached victory. Continue on https://www.b92.net/sport/odbojka/vesti.php?yyyy=2019&mm=06&dd=02&nav_id=1550039

Skopje's fairy tale: Team without future wins premier class The Champions League winner 2019 is called Vardar Skopje: The North Macedonians won in the final of Cologne after a surprisingly clear half-time lead (16:11) and a thrilling second half at the end 27:24 against the Hungarian top team Veszprem. Thus, Vardar sat after 2017 again the crown in European club handball. Christian Dissinger and his teammates Vardar Skopje sits down on the European handball throne. Right in the middle: Christian Dissinger. © imago imagesZoom view The Final Four in Cologne remains faithful to its reputation: Once again, Vardar Skopje crowned one of the outsiders titleholders in the premier class. "I expect nothing for the final," said Vardars German backcourt Christian Dissinger still after the sensational comeback against Barcelona . "We did not even expect to get that far." In the end, the 27-year-old was still in the middle of Konfettiregen of Cologne. In front of 19,750 spectators in the sold-out Lanxess Arena Skopje needed no start-up time despite the exhausting semi-finals. The North Macedonian champion looked more biting from the beginning and presented Veszprem's defensive team with the nimble back space players Igor Karacic and Stas Skube before a tricky task. Again and again, the two playmakers put the tall topshooter Dainis Kristopans (2.15 m) in the limelight with fast sprints, which either finished by himself or showed a fine eye for the runners. Overall, Vardar scored in the first section strong 38 percent of the goals on the circle position (6 of 16). On the other hand, the slightly favored Veszprem owed a lot in the first 30 minutes of play. Although the Hungarians had the somewhat longer break after the semi-final round, the attack on the ex-Flensburg Kentin Mahé seemed pomadig for long stretches. Petar Nenadic, against Kielce with a total of 12 goals Matchwinner, took place with the exception of one penalty. Thus, it went under the disbelieving glances of the crowded Veszprem trailer in the cabin. Davis' Psycho Game After the break, Veszprem coach David Davis then used a small "psycho game". The 42-year-old Spaniard brought Arpad Sterbik into the game. The star goalkeeper had injured himself after a hard clash the day before and was able to return limping to the field in the final. However, the move continued: The 39-year-old parried time after time - Vardar's advantage was melted down in the 39th minute to a goal (17:16). A gripping final phase developed, which was characterized by several punishments. In the heated final phase, the team of Spanish coach Roberto Garcia Parrondo but should prove nerve strength. The decision provided Ivan Cupic - indicative of the final - from seven yards to 27:24, one minute before the sounding of the final siren. It should have been Vardar's last exclamation point in European handball for now. After a few months ago, Russian patron Sergei Samsonenko announced that he was keen to reduce his involvement, almost all high achievers decided to change clubs. For example, Kristopans (Paris SG), goalkeeper Dejan Milosavljev ( Berlin ) or playmaker Karacic (Kielce) will be wearing the jersey of another club. Karacic becomes Final MVP The top scorers of the finals were Veszprem's Mahé and Skopje's Rogerio Moraes Ferreira with six goals each. By the way, the Brazilian did not start playing the handball until 2012 - and he was already in the jersey of THW Kiel. The award for the best player of the final received the Croatian Karacic. Barcelona wins peat festival against Kielce Aron Palmarsson After the match for third place found clear words: Barcelona's Aron Palmarsson. © imago imagesZoom view Already on Sunday afternoon , FC Barcelona had secured third place. The reigning Spanish champions, who lost the final ticket to Skopje in the semi-final on Saturday despite a seven-goal lead , beat Poland's top team KS Kielce 40:35 (20:16). The Catalans put on a start-finish victory: In a brisk initial phase, Barcelona, ​​led by eight-goal man Dika Mem quickly earned a small cushion (9: 5 after ten minutes). Kielce, future employer of goalkeeper Andreas Wolff, initially had no answer to the attack waves of the Spaniards ready. Thus, it went with a 20:16 for Barça in the catacombs of the Cologne Lanxess Arena. In the second round Kielce made with Talant Dujshebaev the game exciting again and also benefited from a flood of punitive time. In the 51st minute of the match, FC Barcelona were on par with three penalties with only three outfield players. The Spanish champion stumbled, but brought the lead over time. For Kielce Alex Dujshebaev met five times in the opposing goal, the Spanish half left is with 100 goals top scorer in the Champions League season. Overall, both teams delivered in a game without great importance an entertaining idea with one or the other Cabinet piece - both defenses, however, acted without the final consequence. We are professionals, we have to play this game, but we had no motivation. Aron Palmarsson Barcelona playmaker Aron Palmarsson found clear words after the end of the game on the microphone of "Sky": "There was no motivation for this game, we are professionals, we have to play this game, but we had no motivation." In the end, Izller once again put his finger in the wound and looked back at the semi-final defeat against Skopje: "We did not have any balls, we played incredibly badly, did not run much in the second half and that's why Skopje still won." The CL final day in shorthand MKB Veszprem - Vardar Skopje 24:27 (11:16) Goals for Veszprem : Mahé (6), Toennesen (4), Nenadic (3), Nilsson (2), Mackovesk (2), Lekai (2), Ilic (1), Blagotinsek (1), Gajic (1), Nagy (1) and Terzic (1) goals for Skopje : Ferreira Moraes (6), Cupic (5), Kristopans (4), Karacic (3), Skube (3), Dibirov (3), Stoilov (2) and Shishkarev ( 1) FC Barcelona - KS Vive Kielce 40:35 (20:16) Barcelona goals : Mem (8), Dolenec (7), N. Ilic (6), Tomas (5), Entrerrios (3), Fabregas (3), Palmarsson (3), Andersson (2), Gomez (2) , Duarte (1) Goals for Kielce : Moryto (10), Karalek (6), A. Dujshebaev (5), Janc (4), Cindric (3), Kulesh (3), Fernandez (1), Jachlewski (1) , Lijewski (1), Mamic (1). Continue on https://www.kicker.de/news/handball/startseite/750597/artikel_skopjes-maerchen_team-ohne-zukunft-gewinnt-koenigsklasse.html

"That was not enough" - DHB team must be afraid Germany's handball women must fear for the World Cup participation and their dream of the Olympics. In the Koprivnica hotspot, the DHB selection on Sunday in the playoff first leg against Croatia only came to a 24:24 (10:11) and must now win on Wednesday in front of home crowd in Hamm necessarily to the ticket for the World Cup from 30 November to December 15 in Japan to solve and thus the chance to participate in the Summer Olympics in Tokyo in 2020 alive. With hard bandages: Women's handball is also a little squeamish to the point. © imago imagesZoom view "That was not enough today, we have a lot to work up," criticized national coach Henk Groener the weak performance of his team. In front of 2,500 spectators in Koprivnica Kim Naidzinavicius was best scorer for the DHB selection with six goals. "We have not found the match to our game in a single second and we have to improve very, very much," said the German captain of the champion SG BBM Bietigheim. Also runner Julia Behnke was served: "We had hoped for a win, so it's a bit bitter." The DHB selection was badly off the mark. At the 2: 4 (8th) Groener already took the first time out, in which he read his team the Levites. "We were too passive in the defense and have made too many technical mistakes in the attack," criticized the Dutchman. "We did not do what we set out to do." Despite the standing joke the error rate remained high in the German game, so that the European Championship tenth in the first half was permanently behind. At the front came from the backcourt too little danger, behind the German team got especially the Croatian right winger Ana Turk (5 goals) barely under control. In addition, goalkeeper Dinah Eckerle was initially no stability factor and had to clear her place between the post after 25 minutes for Isabell Roch. Later, Eckerle returned and was still with two held seven meters and other splendid parades still the hoped for support. "In the end, we have to thank her for making it a draw," said Naidzinavicius. After the change, the German team started a little more concentrated and powerful. Alicia Stolle scored the first goal with 14:13 in the 37th minute. The DHB team now had more access and sat down slowly in the middle of the second round. Naidzinavicius scored just ten minutes before the end for the first three-goal lead (22:19), but did not last until the end. Nevertheless, Julia Behnke looked ahead confidently: "Nothing has happened yet: 0-0 again before the second leg." Continue on https://www.kicker.de/news/handball/startseite/750617/artikel_das-war-nicht-genug---dhb-team-muss-bangen.html

Iranian sports official warns over betting scandal Sports May 25, 2019 TEHRAN - Mohammad Reza Davarzani, Iran's deputy sports minister, says they have a national duty to fight corruption in sports. “In a joint meeting with Iran’s Security Council, cyber police are assigned to control the betting activities and they will block online gambling sites,” Davarzani said. “The clubs’ fan sites must also work under the supervision of the clubs. The fans should come to the stadiums in a healthy atmosphere. We have a national duty to fight corruption,” he added. Police has arrested Tractor Sazi goalkeeper Mohsen Forouzan in connection with the scandal. He was reportedly monitoring or directing Iran's larger pro football teams - and then suspended from all football-related activities by The Disciplinary Committee of Iran Football Federation for one month after allegedly conceding goals in a match against Sepidrood FC. While betting and gambling is forbidden in Islam, Esteghlal FC's Deputy Ali Khatir had claimed that an average football match in the Iranian Professional League draws up to $5 million in betting and that corruption in Iranian football has become systemic. Match-fixing reaches far beyond borders. To fight this, FIFA's Executive Committee had approved a task force report to investigate better preventative measures. Continue on https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/436340/Iranian-sports-official-warns-over-betting-scandal