Venezuela

Head coach: José Hernández

No.  Pos.  Player                 Date of birth (age)          Club
1    GK    Miguel Silva           9 July 2000 (aged 16)        [Venezuela] Deportivo La Guaira
2    DF    Diego Luna             2 January 2000 (aged 17)     [Venezuela] LALA
3    DF    Pronswell Fernández    3 April 2000 (aged 16)       [Venezuela] Deportivo La Guaira
4    DF    Junior Moreno          3 March 2000 (aged 16)       [Venezuela] Trujillanos
5    MF    Christian Makoun       5 March 2000 (aged 16)       [Venezuela] Zamora
6    DF    Eduardo Fereira        29 September 2000 (aged 16)  [Venezuela] Escuela Secasports
7    FW    Jan Carlos Hurtado     5 March 2000 (aged 16)       [Venezuela] Deportivo Táchira
8    MF    Carlos Rodríguez       27 July 2000 (aged 16)       [Venezuela] Atlético Venezuela
9    FW    José Barragán          13 May 2000 (aged 16)        [Colombia] Patriotas
10   MF    Jorge Echeverría       13 February 2000 (aged 17)   [Venezuela] Caracas
11   MF    Brayan Palmezano       17 September 2000 (aged 16)  [Venezuela] Zulia
12   GK    Manuel Sanhouse        23 January 2000 (aged 17)    [Venezuela] Deportivo Táchira
13   DF    Rommell Ibarra         24 March 2000 (aged 16)      [Venezuela] Deportivo La Guaira
14   DF    Adrián Zambrano        21 May 2000 (aged 16)        [Venezuela] Zulia
15   DF    Marco Gómez            19 April 2000 (aged 16)      [Venezuela] Zulia
16   MF    Keyner De Vasconcelos  24 February 2000 (aged 16)   [Venezuela] Atlético Venezuela
17   MF    Sebastián Chalbaud     26 September 2000 (aged 16)  [Venezuela] Escuela Secasports
18   MF    Cristian Cásseres      20 January 2000 (aged 17)    [Venezuela] Deportivo La Guaira
19   MF    Jorge Yriarte          4 March 2000 (aged 16)       [Venezuela] Deportivo Lara
20   FW    Danny Pérez            23 January 2000 (aged 17)    [Venezuela] Deportivo La Guaira
21   MF    Octavio Páez           28 February 2000 (aged 16)   [Venezuela] Academia Emeritense
22   GK    Carlos Olses           5 September 2000 (aged 16)   [Venezuela] Deportivo La Guaira
23   FW    Manuel Godoy           21 January 2000 (aged 17)    [Venezuela] Deportivo Lara


Cyclotrichium

Cyclotrichium is a genus of plants in the Lamiaceae,endemic to southwestern Asia (Iran, Iraq, Turkey, Syria, Lebanon).

Species
 1. Cyclotrichium depauperatum (Bunge) Manden. & Scheng. - western Iran
 2. Cyclotrichium glabrescens (Boiss. ex Rech.f.) Leblebici - southeastern Turkey
 3. Cyclotrichium haussknechtii (Bunge) Manden. & Scheng. - western Iran
 4. Cyclotrichium leucotrichum (Stapf ex Rech.f.) Leblebici - Iran, Iraq, Turkey
 5. Cyclotrichium longiflorum Leblebici - Iran, Iraq, Turkey
 6. Cyclotrichium niveum (Boiss.) Manden. & Scheng - eastern Turkey
 7. Cyclotrichium origanifolium (Labill.) Manden. & Scheng. - Lebanon, Syria, southern Turkey
 8. Cyclotrichium stamineum (Boiss. & Hohen.) Manden. & Scheng. - Iraq, Turkey
 9. Cyclotrichium straussii (Bornm.) Rech.f. - western Iran


1998 World Junior Championships in Athletics – Men's 10,000 metres

1998 World Junior
Championships in Athletics

Track events
100 m                       men  women
200 m                       men  women
400 m                       men  women
800 m                       men  women
1500 m                      men  women
3000 m                           women
5000 m                      men  women
10,000 m                    men
100 m hurdles                    women
110 m hurdles               men
400 m hurdles               men  women
3000 m                      men
steeplechase
4 × 100 m relay             men  women
4 × 400 m relay             men  women
5000 m walk                      women
10,000 m walk               men
Field events
High jump                   men  women
Pole vault                  men  women
Long jump                   men  women
Triple jump                 men  women
Shot put                    men  women
Discus throw                men  women
Hammer throw                men  women
Javelin throw               men  women
Combined events
Heptathlon                       women
Decathlon                   men
  * v
  * t
  * e

The men's 10,000 metres event at the 1998 World Junior Championships in Athletics was held in Annecy, France, at Parc des Sports on 30 July.

Medalists

Gold    Benson Barus
        Kenya
Silver  Salim Kipsang
        Kenya
Bronze  Alene Emere
        Ethiopia

Results

Final

30 July


Results

Final

30 July

Rank                             Name                       Nationality    Time      Notes
[1st place, gold medalist(s)]    Benson Barus               Kenya          29:24.28
[2nd place, silver medalist(s)]  Salim Kipsang              Kenya          29:36.80
[3rd place, bronze medalist(s)]  Alene Emere                Ethiopia       29:47.60
4                                Dereje Tadesse             Ethiopia       29:54.20
5                                Ovidiu Tat                 Romania        29:59.24
6                                Jean-Berchmans Ndayisenga  Burundi        29:59.78
7                                Dmitriy Baranovskiy        Ukraine        30:19.16
8                                Jeffrey Gwebu              South Africa   30:27.29
9                                Jumanne Tuluway            Tanzania       30:32.74
10                               Tomoki Sugiyama            Japan          30:40.60
11                               Jean-Paul Niyonsaba        Burundi        30:46.22
12                               Radu Stroia                Romania        31:00.44
13                               Javier Carriqueo           Argentina      31:12.63
14                               Takhir Mamashayev          Kazakhstan     31:14.73
15                               Bart Evens                 Belgium        31:28.75
16                               Karin Marin                Chile          31:30.23
17                               Alexander Lubina           Germany        31:41.31
18                               Guillaume Philippon        France         32:08.14
19                               Cordero Roy Vargas         Costa Rica     32:11.40
20                               Musa Mukomazi              Zimbabwe       32:17.34
21                               Edouard Burrier            France         32:58.49
22                               Chad Durham                United States  34:01.28
                                 Martin Toroitich           Uganda         DNF
                                 Lars Haferkamp             Germany        DNF
                                 Justin Young               United States  DNF
                                 Jesús Balboa               Bolivia        DNF
                                 Giovanni Gualdi            Italy          DNF
                                 Saïd Bérioui               Morocco        DQ        IAAF rule 141

Participation

According to an unofficial count, 28 athletes from 21 countries participated in the event.

  * Argentina (1)
  * Belgium (1)
  * Bolivia (1)
  * Burundi (2)
  * Chile (1)
  * Costa Rica (1)
  * Ethiopia (2)
  * France (2)
  * Germany (2)
  * Italy (1)
  * Japan (1)
  * Kazakhstan (1)
  * Kenya (2)
  * Morocco (1)
  * Romania (2)
  * South Africa (1)
  * Tanzania (1)
  * Uganda (1)
  * Ukraine (1)
  * United States (2)
  * Zimbabwe (1)


William Thomson (rugby union)

Not to be confused with William Thomson (rugby union, born 1876).

William Thomson (15 August 1880 – 25 August 1942) was a Scotland international rugby union player. He played at the Forward position.

Rugby Union career

Amateur career

Thomson played for West of Scotland.

Provincial career

He was capped by Glasgow District in 1906.

International career

Thomson was capped by Scotland for just one match.South Africa at Hampden Park on 17 November 1906. Scotland won the match 6 - 0.


Sedlice (Pelhřimov District)

Sedlice is a municipality and village in Pelhřimov District in the Vysočina Region of the Czech Republic. It has about 100 inhabitants.

Sedlice lies approximately 10 kilometres (6 mi) north of Pelhřimov, 27 km (17 mi) north-west of Jihlava, and 88 km (55 mi) south-east of Prague.

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Sedlice (Pelhřimov District).


The Chinese Lives of Uli Sigg

The Chinese Lives of Uli Sigg is a documentary by the filmmaker Michael Schindhelm, released in 2016. At its opening in 2019, the M+ museum for visual culture in Hong Kong will present 1500 art works by contemporary Chinese Artist to the public. The collection is credited the most important of its kind worldwide. The documentary The Chinese Lives of Uli Sigg portrays Uli Sigg's involvement in one of the first economic projects that introduced China's opening toward the West and his following support of the Chinese art scene. His work as an art collector recently led to the donation of his collection to the M+ museum.

Plot

Starting with the development of the first joint venture between a Western company and China, initiated by the Schindler Group, the documentary traces the relationship between Uli Sigg and the Chinese society art throughout his careers. Further steps were his appointment as the Swiss ambassador in Beijing, his return to Switzerland and his latest cooperation with the M+ museum in Hong Kong. The connection between Sigg and the transformations of the Chinese art scene are depicted by its protagonist, namely Wang Guangyi, Fang Lijun and Ai Weiwei – alongside Uli Sigg he has already been part of the documentary Bird's Nest – Herzog & de Meuron in China, directed by Michael Schindhelm and Christoph Schaub. Alongside archival material the protagonist provide an insight to the ongoing complex relationship between state and art.

Release

The Chinese Lives of Uli Sigg premiered on February 16, 2016 at Kino Rex in Bern. The premiere in Asia took place on the 21st of March in Hong Kong. The documentary participated at many international film festivals, including the 69° Festival del film Locarno,Vancouver International Film Festival,Festival do Rio, and the Art Film Festival in Beirut.Solothurn Film Festival.

Reception


The Chinese Lives of Uli Sigg

Reception

[…] Despite it all, China's contemporary scene took off like a rocket in the years after Mao's death. Often working underground, the artists were radical, and when Swiss businessman Uli Sigg first went to China in 1979, he hesitated to make contact for fear of getting the artists in trouble with the authorities. That's one of many intriguing details revealed by Michael Schindhelm about the collector' life, showing in Art Basel Hong Kong's film section."
Jan Dalley: "Medici prince of China". In: Financial Times, March 2016

  * The Chinese Lives of Uli Sigg at IMDb
  * Official website
  * Frenetic Films The Chinese Lives of Uli Sigg on the website of Frenetic Films
  * Autlook Filmsales The Chinese Lives of Uli Sigg on the website of Autlook Filmsales
  * Michael Schindhelm Website of Michael Schindhelm


1983 Benson and Hedges Open

The 1983 Benson and Hedges Open was a men's Grand Prix tennis tournament held in Auckland, New Zealand. It was the 16th edition of the APT Auckland Open tournament and was held from 10 January to 16 January 1983. First-seeded John Alexander won the singles title.

Finals

Singles

Main article: 1983 Benson and Hedges Open – Singles

[Australia] John Alexander defeated [New Zealand] Russell Simpson 6–4, 6–3, 6–3

  * It was Alexander's 1st title of the year and the 34th of his career.

Doubles

Main article: 1983 Benson and Hedges Open – Doubles

[New Zealand] Chris Lewis / [New Zealand] Russell Simpson defeated [Australia] David Graham / [Australia] Laurie Warder 7–6, 6–3

  * It was Lewis's 1st title of the year and the 8th of his career. It was Simpson's only title of the year and the 6th of his career.
  * ATP – tournament profile
  * ITF – tournament edition details


1983 Benson and Hedges Open – Doubles

Main article: 1983 Benson and Hedges Open

Chris Lewis and Russell Simpson defeated David Graham and Laurie Warder to win the 1983 Benson and Hedges Open doubles competition.

Seeds

A champion seed is indicated in bold text while text in italics indicates the round in which that seed was eliminated.

 1. [Australia] John Alexander / [Australia] Phil Dent (first round)
 2. [United States] Scott McCain / [South Africa] Bernard Mitton (first round)
 3. [Australia] Rod Frawley / [New Zealand] Jeff Simpson (semifinals)
 4. [Australia] David Graham / [Australia] Laurie Warder (final)

Draw


1983 Benson and Hedges Open – Doubles

Draw

  First round                                      Quarterfinals       Semifinals                                Final

  1            [Australia] J Alexander          6  4
               [Australia] P Dent
               [United States] R Crowley        7  6                                  [United States] R Crowley  7                     6
               [United States] R Evett                                                [United States] R Evett
               [United States] M Grant          7  3              6                   [United States] M Grant    6                     3
               [Australia] S Maloney                                                  [Australia] S Maloney
               [United States] S Brawley        6  6              4                                                                                [United States] R Crowley  6  1  4
               [New Zealand] M Lewis                                                                                [United States] R Evett
               [Australia] C Fancutt            6  3              4                                              4                     [Australia] D Graham     4                          6  6
               [United States] D Siegler                                                                                [Australia] L Warder
  4            [Australia] D Graham             4  6              6                4  [Australia] D Graham       7                     6
               [Australia] L Warder                                                   [Australia] L Warder
               [Australia] R Case               6  3              7                   [Australia] R Case         5                     2
               [Australia] B Drewett                                                  [Australia] B Drewett
               [Australia] P Johnston           3  6              5                   4                          [Australia] D Graham  6                        3
               [Australia] J McCurdy                                                                             [Australia] L Warder
               [New Zealand] B Derlin           6  6                                                                                [New Zealand] C Lewis      7  6
               [New Zealand] D Mustard                                                                                [New Zealand] R Simpson
               [Australia] H Hansson            3  4                                  [New Zealand] B Derlin     6                     4
               [Brazil] E Oncins                                                      [New Zealand] D Mustard
               [United States] Scott Bondurant  7  4              5                3  [Australia] R Frawley      7                     6
               [United States] Armand Molino                                          [New Zealand] J Simpson
  3            [Australia] R Frawley            6  6              7                                                                    3                        [Australia] R Frawley      6  6  3
               [New Zealand] J Simpson                                                                                [New Zealand] J Simpson
               [Australia] B Dyke               6  6                                                                                [New Zealand] C Lewis    7                          4  6
               [Australia] G Whitecross                                                                                [New Zealand] R Simpson
               [Australia] J Frawley            4  4                                  [Australia] B Dyke         7                     6                        2
               [New Zealand] D Lewis                                                  [Australia] G Whitecross
               [New Zealand] C Lewis            6  3              6                   [New Zealand] C Lewis      6                     7                        6
               [New Zealand] R Simpson                                                [New Zealand] R Simpson
  2            [United States] S McCain         4  6              3
               [South Africa] B Mitton

  * "Doubles Draw". atpworldtour.com. ATP Tour, Inc
  * "Auckland 1983". itftennis.com. ITF Licensing (UK) Ltd. Archived from the original on 2016-03-21


1983 Bandy World Championship

The 1983 Bandy World Championship was the 13th Bandy World Championship and was played in Finland. The Swedish national team became champions for the second time.

Squads

Main article: 1983 Bandy World Championship squads

Series

  * 15 February
Sweden – USSR 1–2 Finland – Norway 6–1
  * 16 February
USSR – Norway 10–5 Finland – Sweden 0–8
  * 18 February
Finland – USSR 0–6 Sweden – Norway 8–0 Pos  Team          Pld  W  D  L  GF  GA  GD   Pts
1    Soviet Union  3    3  0  0  18  6   +12  6
2    Sweden        3    2  0  1  17  2   +15  4
3    Finland       3    1  0  2  6   15  −9   2
4    Norway        3    0  0  3  6   24  −18  0

Source:

Match for 3rd place

  * 19 February
Finland – Norway 4–1

Final

  * 20 February
Soviet Union – Sweden 3–9


1983 Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council election

Elections to Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council were held on 5 May 1983. One third of the council was up for election. Prior to the election the defending councillor in Darton had defected to Independent Labour from Residents. The election resulted in Labour retaining control of the council.

Election result

Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council Election Result 1983
Party  Seats               Gains  Losses  Net gain/loss  Seats %  Votes %  Votes  +/−
       Labour              20     5       0              +5       90.9     62.3   42,652  +7.1
       Conservative        1      1       0              0        4.5      9.7    6,621   +0.8
       Residents           1      0       3              -3       4.5      5.7    3,907   -0.8
       Alliance            0      0       2              -2       0.0      18.7   12,835  -8.8
       Independent         0      0       0              0        0.0      2.3    1,563   +2.3
       Independent Labour  0      0       1              -1       0.0      1.3    919     -0.8

This resulted in the following composition of the council:

Party             Previous council      New council
                  Labour                53           58
                  Conservatives         2            3
                  Residents             6            3
                  SDP–Liberal Alliance  4            2
                  Independent Labour    1            0
Total             66                    66
Working majority  40                    50

Ward results

+/- figures represent changes from the last time these wards were contested.

Ardsley (7598)
Party     Candidate     Votes       %      ±%
          Labour        Galvin E.*  1,603  76.3  +11.4
          Conservative  Dobbin J.   499    23.7  +9.3
Majority  1,104         52.5        +8.4
Turnout   2,102         27.7        +0.7
          Labour hold   Swing       +1.0

Athersley (7196)
Party     Candidate    Votes            %      ±%
          Labour       Kyte G.          1,820  84.4  +4.9
          Alliance     Linstead M. Ms.  336    15.6  +2.9
Majority  1,484        68.8             +2.0
Turnout   2,156        30.0             +5.2
          Labour hold  Swing            +1.0


Brierley (7424)
Party     Candidate     Votes             %      ±%
          Labour        Baines D.*        2,119  83.5  +10.9
          Conservative  Schofield D. Ms.  420    16.5  +6.5
Majority  1,699         66.9              +11.8
Turnout   2,539         34.2              +3.8
          Labour hold   Swing             +2.2

Central (8336)
Party     Candidate     Votes          %      ±%
          Labour        Fisher R.*     2,109  59.5  +4.4
          Alliance      Taylor M. Ms.  1,160  32.7  -0.5
          Conservative  Gibson L.      273    7.7   -3.9
Majority                26.8           +4.9
Turnout   3,542         42.5           +3.5
          Labour hold   Swing          +2.4

Cudworth (7788)
Party     Candidate    Votes       %      ±%
          Labour       Salt H.*    2,027  67.0  +22.2
          Residents    Dempsey F.  999    33.0  -15.0
Majority  1,028        34.0        +30.8
Turnout   3,026        38.9        +2.9
          Labour hold  Swing       +18.6

Darfield (7989)
Party     Candidate    Votes           %      ±%
          Labour       Goddard B.*     2,290  77.4  -2.5
          Alliance     Smailes M. Ms.  667    22.6  +2.5
Majority  1,623        54.9            -5.0
Turnout   2,957        37.0            +4.7
          Labour hold  Swing           -2.5

Darton (9116)
Party     Candidate                            Votes           %      ±%
          Labour                               Norbury W.      1,815  44.8  -1.3
          Alliance                             Evans J.        1,497  36.9  -2.4
          Conservative                         Slater A.       469    11.6  -3.0
          Independent Labour                   Hutchinson M.*  273    6.7   +.7
Majority  318                                  7.8             +1.1
Turnout   4,054                                44.5            +7.6
          Labour gain from Independent Labour  Swing           +0.5

Dearne South (9040)
Party     Candidate           Votes        %      ±%
          Labour              Stanley J.*  2,381  78.7  +29.8
          Independent Labour  Gregory J.   646    21.3  -20.5
Majority  1,735               57.3         +50.3
Turnout   3,027               33.5         +6.1
          Labour hold         Swing        +25.1


Dearne Thurnscoe (8555)
Party     Candidate    Votes     %      ±%
          Labour       Lowe J.   2,247  86.1  +13.5
          Alliance     Gaunt W.  363    13.9  -13.5
Majority  1,884        72.2      +27.0
Turnout   2,610        30.5      -0.2
          Labour hold  Swing     +13.5

Dodworth (8345)
Party     Candidate     Votes           %      ±%
          Labour        Cawthrow C.     2,424  62.2  +12.6
          Alliance      Chamberlain D.  997    25.6  -5.2
          Conservative  Colquhoun G.    477    12.2  +12.2
Majority  1,427         36.6            +17.8
Turnout   3,898         46.7            +3.8
          Labour hold   Swing           +8.9

Hoyland East (7971)
Party     Candidate                  Votes      %      ±%
          Labour                     Levitt L.  1,628  53.6  +12.9
          Alliance                   Eaden D.*  1,408  46.4  -12.9
Majority  220                        7.2        -11.3
Turnout   3,036                      38.1       +2.2
          Labour gain from Alliance  Swing      +12.9

Hoyland West (6887)
Party     Candidate    Votes          %      ±%
          Labour       Schofield A.*  2,201  71.9  +6.7
          Alliance     Chantry J.     862    28.1  -6.7
Majority  1,339        43.7           +13.5
Turnout   3,063        44.5           +5.9
          Labour hold  Swing          +6.7

Monk Bretton (8978)
Party     Candidate     Votes       %      ±%
          Labour        Barron R.*  2,384  77.6  +7.5
          Conservative  White J.    425    13.8  +1.0
          Alliance      Major C.    265    8.6   -8.5
Majority  1,959         63.7        +10.8
Turnout   3,074         34.2        +3.3
          Labour hold   Swing       +3.2


North West (7774)
Party     Candidate                   Votes             %      ±%
          Labour                      Hadfield P.       1,783  55.9  +7.5
          Residents                   Harris J.*        587    18.4  +6.8
          Conservative                Jubb M.           497    15.6  +1.1
          Alliance                    Appleyard J. Ms.  325    10.2  -15.5
Majority  1,196                       37.5              +14.8
Turnout   3,192                       41.1              +0.8
          Labour gain from Residents  Swing             +0.3

Park (6030)
Party     Candidate     Votes       %      ±%
          Labour        Lunn F.*    1,963  73.4  +6.2
          Conservative  Sykes P.    444    16.6  +4.1
          Alliance      Smailes J.  268    10.0  -10.4
Majority  1,519         56.8        +10.0
Turnout   2,675         44.4        +6.9
          Labour hold   Swing       +1.0

Penistone East (6742)
Party     Candidate                        Votes        %      ±%
          Conservative                     Wade J.      1,506  44.6  +13.5
          Labour                           Hunter D.    1,215  36.0  +6.4
          Alliance                         Hanstock O.  656    19.4  -12.8
Majority  291                              8.6          +7.5
Turnout   3,377                            50.1         +6.0
          Conservative gain from Alliance  Swing        +3.5

Penistone West (7973)
Party     Candidate       Votes             %      ±%
          Residents       Harrison M. Ms.*  2,001  50.3  +22.6
          Labour          Collett N. Ms.    838    21.1  +1.5
          Conservative    Mitchell K. Ms.   779    19.6  -15.2
          Alliance        Hallam D.         360    9.0   -8.9
Majority  1,163           29.2              +22.1
Turnout   3,978           49.9              +8.4
          Residents hold  Swing             +10.5

Royston (8318)
Party     Candidate    Votes        %      ±%
          Labour       Lavender H.  2,118  77.4  +6.6
          Alliance     Wilson N.    618    22.6  -0.3
Majority  1,500        54.8         +6.9
Turnout   2,736        32.9         -6.2
          Labour hold  Swing        +3.4


South West (7581)
Party     Candidate                   Votes            %      ±%
          Labour                      Hall M.          1,707  43.1  +4.9
          Alliance                    Bickley K. Ms.   1,554  39.3  +3.5
          Conservative                England G.       377    9.5   -2.2
          Residents                   Addison M. Ms.*  320    8.1   -6.2
Majority  153                         3.9              +1.5
Turnout   3,958                       52.2             +10.9
          Labour gain from Residents  Swing            +0.7

Wombwell North (5477)
Party     Candidate    Votes       %      ±%
          Labour       Wraith R.*  1,474  68.2  +15.6
          Alliance     Calton W.   687    31.8  -15.6
Majority  787          36.4        +31.2
Turnout   2,161        39.5        +8.4
          Labour hold  Swing       +15.6

Wombwell South (7994)
Party     Candidate    Votes         %      ±%
          Labour       Wake J.*      1,820  50.3  -13.0
          Independent  Mahatme S.    1,563  43.2  +43.2
          Alliance     Young S. Ms.  236    6.5   -30.2
Majority  257          7.1           -19.4
Turnout   3,619        45.3          +12.5
          Labour hold  Swing         -28.1

Worsbrough (8349)
Party     Candidate                   Votes         %      ±%
          Labour                      Ingram W.     2,686  72.3  +9.7
          Alliance                    Price A. Ms.  576    15.5  -12.5
          Conservative                Pappworth R.  455    12.2  +2.8
Majority  2,110                       56.8          +22.3
Turnout   3,717                       44.5          -1.4
          Labour gain from Residents  Swing         +11.1


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Elections were held in Slovakia's 8 self-governing regions on 4 November 2017.

In 2017, deputies of the Slovak National Council voted to extend the term of governors from 4 years to 5 years, and change from a 2-round election to only 1 round.

The turnout was around 30%, biggest in the history of Slovak regional elections.

Results

Bratislava Region

Summary of the 4 November 2017 regional elections in Bratislava Region
Presidency            Regional government
Candidate             Votes                                    %       Diagram  Parties and coalitions  Seats
                      Juraj Droba (Center-right coalition)     36,864  20.42                                                                                Independent candidates (NEKA)  25
                      Rudolf Kusý (NEKA)                       33,489  18.55                            Centre-right coalition                              17
                      Milan Ftáčnik (NEKA)                     31,638  17.52                            Coalition of Smer-SD, SDKU-DS, Most-Hid and others  6
                      Ján Mrva (NEKA)                          28,842  15.97                            Doma dobre                                          1
                      Pavol Frešo (NEKA)                       19,640  10.88                            Nezávislé forum                                     1
                      Daniel Krajcer (SKOK-ELD, Most-Hid, SZ)  13,934  7.72
                      Others                                   16,083  8.91

Total                 180,490                                                   50

Valid votes           180,490                                  98.44
Invalid votes         2,852                                    1.56
Votes cast / turnout  183,342                                  31.34
Registered voters     584,995

Trnava Region


2017 Slovak regional elections

Trnava Region

Summary of the 4 November 2017 regional elections in Trnava Region
Presidency            Regional government
Candidate             Votes                                       %       Diagram  Parties and coalitions  Seats
                      Jozef Viskupič (OĽaNO, SaS, KDH and others  48,584  42.90                                                          Independent candidates (NEKA)  14
                      Tibor Mikuš (NEKA)                          34,601  30.55                            SMK-MKP                       13
                      Jozsef Berenyi (SMK-MKP)                    19,414  17.14                            Centre-right coalition        11
                      Konrád Rigó (Most-Hid)                      6,362   5.61                             Direction – Social Democracy  1
                      Márius Novák (NEKA)                         2,268   2.00                             Most-Hid                      1
                      Jaroslav Cehlárik (NEKA)                    2,000   1.76

Total                 113,229                                                      40

Valid votes           113,229                                     96.57
Invalid votes         4,023                                       3.43
Votes cast / turnout  117,252                                     24.74
Registered voters     473,880

Trenčín Region

Summary of the 4 November 2017 regional elections in Trenčín Region
Presidency            Regional government
Candidate             Votes                                         %       Diagram  Parties and coalitions  Seats
                      Jaroslav Baška (SMER-SD, SNS, Most-Hid, SZ)   62,807  49.98                                                                     Independent candidates (NEKA)  22
                      Renáta Kaščáková (SaS, OĽaNO, KDH and others  31,580  25.13                            Coalition of SMER, SNS, Most-Hid and SZ  16
                      Štefan Škultéty (NEKA)                        17,403  13.85                            Centre-right coalition                   9
                      Petra Hajšelová (We Are Family)               6,032   4.80
                      Ferdinand Vavrík (NEKA)                       4,079   3.24
                      Nora Pániková (SZS)                           2,477   1.97
                      Igor Valko (New Parliament)                   1,274   1.01

Total                 125,652                                                        47

Valid votes           125,652                                       96.70
Invalid votes         4,288                                         3.30
Votes cast / turnout  129,940                                       26.31
Registered voters     493,851

Nitra Region


2017 Slovak regional elections

Nitra Region

Summary of the 4 November 2017 regional elections in Nitra Region
Presidency            Regional government
Candidate             Votes                                   %       Diagram  Parties and coalitions  Seats
                      Milan Belica (SMER-SD, SNS, Most-Hid)   52,184  34.10                                                              Coalition of SMER, SNS and Most-Hid  17
                      Ján Greššo (SaS, OĽaNO, KDH and others  26,382  17.24                            Independent candidates (NEKA)     15
                      Milan Uhrík (ĽSNS)                      23,502  15.36                            Party of the Hungarian Community  11
                      Peter Oremus (NEKA)                     22,827  14.92                            Centre-right coalition            10
                      Iván Farkas (SMK-MKP)                   21,084  13.78                            People's Party Our Slovakia       1
                      Others                                  7,014   4.58

Total                 152,993                                                  54

Valid votes           152,993                                 97.90
Invalid votes         3,275                                   2.10
Votes cast / turnout  156,268                                 26.84
Registered voters     582,228

Žilina Region

Summary of the 4 November 2017 regional elections in Žilina Region
Presidency            Regional government
Candidate             Votes                                        %       Diagram  Parties and coalitions  Seats
                      Erika Jurinová (OĽaNO, SaS, KDH, NOVA, OKS)  82,034  43.67                                                                     Independent candidates (NEKA)  25
                      Juraj Blanár (SMER-SD)                       55,931  29.77                            Coalition of OĽaNO, SaS, KDH, NOVA, OKS  17
                      Marián Murín (NEKA)                          19,425  10.34                            Direction – Social Democracy             10
                      Peter Sagan (ĽSNS)                           14,323  7.62                             Slovak National Party                    5
                      Anton Martvoň (NEKA)                         6,615   3.52
                      Others                                       9,492   4.58

Total                 187,820                                                       57

Valid votes           187,820                                      97.59
Invalid votes         4,639                                        2.41
Votes cast / turnout  192,459                                      33.84
Registered voters     568,708

Banská Bystrica Region


2017 Slovak regional elections

Banská Bystrica Region

Summary of the 4 November 2017 regional elections in Banská Bystrica Region
Presidency            Regional government
Candidate             Votes                   %       Diagram  Parties and coalitions  Seats
                      Ján Lunter (NEKA)       99,169  48.53                                                                     Independent candidates (NEKA)  22
                      Marian Kotleba (ĽSNS)   47,502  23.24                            Direction – Social Democracy             15
                      Igor Kašper (NEKA)      21,741  10.64                            Party of the Hungarian Community         5
                      Martin Juhaniak (NEKA)  19,785  9.68                             Coalition of KDH, SaS, OĽaNO, NOVA, OKS  4
                      Milan Urbáni (SMS)      2,478   1.21                             People's Party Our Slovakia              1
                      Pavel Greksa (NEKA)     2,271   1.11                             Most-Híd                                 1
                      Others                  11,375  5.57                             Slovak National Party                    1

Total                 204,321                                  49

Valid votes           204,321                 96.21
Invalid votes         8,039                   3.79
Votes cast / turnout  212,360                 40.30
Registered voters     526,978

Prešov Region

Summary of the 4 November 2017 regional elections in Prešov Region
Presidency            Regional government
Candidate             Votes                                   %       Diagram  Parties and coalitions  Seats
                      Milan Majerský (KDH, SaS, OĽaNO, NOVA)  72,366  40.36                                                                Independent candidates (NEKA)  22
                      Peter Chudík (SMER-SD)                  54,914  30.62                            Coalition of KDH, SaS, OĽaNO, NOVA  21
                      Jozef Mihalčin (ĽSNS)                   12,688  7.07                             Direction – Social Democracy        16
                      Ján Garaj (NEKA)                        10,615  5.92                             Slovak National Party               2
                      Andrej Gmitter (NEKA)                   8,335   4.64                             Dawn                                1
                      František Oľha (Chance)                 5,832   3.25
                      Others                                  14,539  4.58

Total                 179,289                                                  62

Valid votes           179,289                                 95.38
Invalid votes         8,694                                   4.62
Votes cast / turnout  187,983                                 29.40
Registered voters     639,324

Košice Region


2017 Slovak regional elections

Košice Region

Summary of the 4 November 2017 regional elections in Košice Region
Presidency            Regional government
Candidate             Votes                                            %       Diagram  Parties and coalitions  Seats
                      Rastislav Trnka (SaS, KDH, OĽaNO, NOVA, Chance)  59,599  37.80                                                                Independent candidates (NEKA)  16
                      Richard Raši (SMER-SD, SMK-MKP, SZS, STANK)      58,724  37.24                            Direction – Social Democracy        16
                      Karol Pataky (Most-Híd, SKOK-ELD)                14,843  9.41                             Coalition of SaS, KDH, OĽaNO, NOVA  16
                      Štefan Surmánek (ĽSNS)                           7,375   4.67                             Most-Hid                            6
                      Róbert Bačinský (NEKA)                           4,903   3.11                             Slovak National Party               1
                      Jarmila Tkáčová (SNS)                            3,638   2.30                             Party of the Hungarian Community    1
                      Others                                           8,569   5.44                             Sport for Košice and the East       1

Total                 157,651                                                           57

Valid votes           157,651                                          93.59
Invalid votes         10,803                                           6.41
Votes cast / turnout  168,454                                          26.73
Registered voters     630,178

Polls

Banská Bystrica governorship


2017 Slovak regional elections

Polls

Banská Bystrica governorship

Date                        Polling firm  Sample size  Marian Kotleba (ĽSNS)  Martin Klus (SaS)  Milan Urbáni (SMS)  Ján Lunter (independent)  Stanislav Mičev (independent)  Igor Kašper (independent)  Martin Juhaniak (independent)  Ivan Saktor (independent)  Lead

6-18 October 2017           AKO           1,000        21.9%                  N/A                2.5%                51.2%                     N/A                            5.0%                       9.4%                           1.6%                       29.7%
18-26 September 2017        Focus         1,023        22.2%                  11.0%              1.0%                30.9%                     10.4%                          2.7%                       8.7%                           1.5%                       8.7%
31-10 July/August 2017      Focus         1,033        21.1%                  14.4%              4.2%                21.8%                     10.1%                          2.7%                       10.9%                          4.2%                       0.7%
6-15 June 2017              Focus         1,002        25.9%                  16.2%              4.8%                20.0%                     12.9%                          2.8%                       10.4%                          6.6%                       5.9%
24-7 January/February 2017  AKO           1,000        21.6%                  10.1%              7.1%                9.3%                      14.0%                          7.9%                       ?                              ?                          7.6%

Bratislava governorship


2017 Slovak regional elections

Bratislava governorship

Date                         Polling firm  Sample size  Milan Ftáčnik (independent)  Rudolf Kusý (independent)  Pavol Frešo (independent)  Juraj Droba (SaS)  Daniel Krajcer (SKOK)  Ján Mrva (independent)  Jozef Uhler (independent)  Natália Hanulíková (Greens)  Lead

6-18 October 2017            AKO           1,000        24.0%                        18.5%                      18.8%                      14.6%              5.8%                   8.5%                    ?%                         ?%                           5.5%
28-6 September/October 2017  Focus         1,014        25.5%                        19.0%                      16.4%                      14.1%              7.1%                   6.1%                    4.1%                       2.0%                         6.5%
13-18 September 2017         AKO           1,000        21.7%                        15.0%                      15.0%                      15.2%              7.1%                   6.7%                    4.4%                       3.6%                         6.5%

Trnava governorship

Date          Polling firm  Sample size  Tibor Mikuš (SMER-SD)  Jozef Viskupič (OĽANO)  József Berényi (SMK)  Konrád Rigó (MOST)  Jaroslav Cehlárik (independent)  Lead

October 2017  AKO           1,000        40.8%                  30.5%                   12.1%                 10.1%               6.5%                             10.3%


2017–18 CEV Cup

The 2017–18 CEV Cup was the 46th edition of the European CEV Cup volleyball club tournament.

Participating teams

The number of participants on the basis of ranking list for European Cup Competitions:

Rank  Country                 Number of teams  Teams
 1    Russia                         1         Belogorie Belgorod
 2    France                         2         Montpellier UC, GFC Ajaccio VB
 3    Serbia                         3         OK Vojvodina Novi Sad, OK Novi Pazar, OK Ribnica Kraljevo
 4    Poland                         1         Asseco Resovia
 5    Italy                          1         Calzedonia Verona
 6    Bulgaria                       2         Neftohimic 2010 Burgas, CSKA Sofia
 7    Belgium                        1         Lindemans Aalst
 8    Germany                        2         SWD Powervolleys Düren, United Volleys Rhein-Main
 8    Slovenia                       2         ACH Volley Ljubljana, Calcit Kamnik
 10   Finland                        2         Hurrikaani Loimaa, Perungan Pojat Rovaniemi
 11   Czech Republic                 3         VK Dukla Liberec, Jihostroj České Budějovice, VK Kladno
 11   Netherlands                    2         Draisma Dynamo Apeldoorn, Abiant Goningen
 15   Turkey                         1         Ziraat Bankası Ankara
 18   Ukraine                        1         Barkom-Kazhany Lviv
 22   Belarus                        1         Shakhtyor Soligorsk
 23   Croatia                        1         MOK Rijeka
 24   Montenegro                     1         Jedinstvo Bijelo Polje
 27   Romania                        2         CS Arcada Galați, SCM U Craiova
 28   Israel                         2         Hapoel Mate-Asher Akko, Maccabi Tel Aviv
 29   Austria                        1         SK Posojilnica Aich/Dob
 35   Switzerland                    1         Volley Amriswil
 38   Cyprus                         1         Omonia Nicosia
 38   Bosnia and Herzegovina         1         OK Mladost Brčko
 –    Kosovo                         1         KV Luboteni Ferizaj

Main phase

32nd Finals

Team 1                                  Agg.  Team 2                                     1st leg  2nd leg
Hapoel Mate-Asher Akko [Israel]         6–0   [Bosnia and Herzegovina] OK Mladost Brčko  3–0      3–0
MOK Rijeka [Croatia]                    0–6   [Montenegro] Jedinstvo Bijelo Polje        0–3      1–3
Barkom-Kazhany Lviv [Ukraine]           4–2   [Israel] Maccabi Tel Aviv                  3–1      2–3
Draisma Dynamo Apeldoorn [Netherlands]  6–0   [Kosovo] KV Luboteni Ferizaj               3–0      3–0


2017–18 CEV Cup

First leg

Date    Time                                           Score                                             Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total   Report
21 Nov  17:00  Hapoel Mate-Asher Akko [Israel]         3–0    [Bosnia and Herzegovina] OK Mladost Brčko  25–21  29–27  25–20                79–68   Report
22 Nov  19:00  MOK Rijeka [Croatia]                    0–3    [Montenegro] Jedinstvo Bijelo Polje        22–25  18–25  19–25                59–75   Report
22 Nov  19:00  Barkom-Kazhany Lviv [Ukraine]           3–1    [Israel] Maccabi Tel Aviv                  25–18  25–27  25–19  25–16         100–80  Report
22 Nov  19:00  Draisma Dynamo Apeldoorn [Netherlands]  3–0    [Kosovo] KV Luboteni Ferizaj               25–11  25–16  26–24                76–51   Report

Second leg

Date    Time                                              Score                                          Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total    Report
29 Nov  18:00  OK Mladost Brčko [Bosnia and Herzegovina]  0–3    [Israel] Hapoel Mate-Asher Akko         30–32  24–26  17–25                71–83    Report
30 Nov  18:00  Jedinstvo Bijelo Polje [Montenegro]        3–1    [Croatia] MOK Rijeka                    25–19  26–28  25–14  25–18         101–79   Report
28 Nov  19:00  Maccabi Tel Aviv [Israel]                  3–2    [Ukraine] Barkom-Kazhany Lviv           25–22  25–21  24–26  19–25  15–13  108–107  Report
30 Nov  19:00  KV Luboteni Ferizaj [Kosovo]               0–3    [Netherlands] Draisma Dynamo Apeldoorn  22–25  18–25  19–25                59–75    Report

16th finals


2017–18 CEV Cup

16th finals

Team 1                                  Agg.  Team 2                                       1st leg  2nd leg  Golden Set
CSKA Sofia [Bulgaria]                   0–6   [Russia] Belogorie Belgorod                  0–3      0–3
Hapoel Mate-Asher Akko [Israel]         4–2   [Czech Republic] Jihostroj České Budějovice  2–3      3–1
OK Novi Pazar [Serbia]                  1–5   [Slovenia] ACH Volley Ljubljana              2–3      0–3
VK Kladno [Czech Republic]              2–4   [Romania] CS Arcada Galați                   3–2      0–3
Calcit Kamnik [Slovenia]                2–4   [France] GFC Ajaccio VB                      3–2      0–3
Volley Amriswil [Switzerland]           4–2   [Cyprus] Omonia Nicosia                      3–0      2–3
Barkom-Kazhany Lviv [Ukraine]           0–6   [Serbia] OK Vojvodina Novi Sad               0–3      1–3
Perungan Pojat Rovaniemi [Finland]      0–6   [Poland] Asseco Resovia                      0–3      0–3
SCM U Craiova [Romania]                 1–5   [Turkey] Ziraat Bankası Ankara               0–3      2–3
SWD Powervolleys Düren [Germany]        3–3   [Netherlands] Abiant Goningen                3–0      1–3      15–13
Jedinstvo Bijelo Polje [Montenegro]     0–6   [Austria] SK Posojilnica Aich/Dob            0–3      0–3
Draisma Dynamo Apeldoorn [Netherlands]  0–6   [Belgium] Lindemans Aalst                    0–3      0–3
Montpellier UC [France]                 5–1   [Germany] United Volleys Rhein-Main          3–2      3–0
Hurrikaani Loimaa [Finland]             0–6   [Belarus] Shakhtyor Soligorsk                0–3      1–3
VK Dukla Liberec [Czech Republic]       5–1   [Bulgaria] Neftohimic 2010 Burgas            3–2      3–0
OK Ribnica Kraljevo [Serbia]            0–6   [Italy] Calzedonia Verona                    0–3      1–3

First leg


2017–18 CEV Cup

Date   Time                                           Score                                               Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total    Report
7 Dec  19:00  CSKA Sofia [Bulgaria]                   0–3    [Russia] Belogorie Belgorod                  23–25  20–25  18–25                61–75    Report
7 Dec  17:00  Hapoel Mate-Asher Akko [Israel]         2–3    [Czech Republic] Jihostroj České Budějovice  25–23  25–22  19–25  20–25  15–17  104–112  Report
6 Dec  18:00  OK Novi Pazar [Serbia]                  2–3    [Slovenia] ACH Volley Ljubljana              25–20  25–23  22–25  23–25  11–15  106–108  Report
7 Dec  18:00  VK Kladno [Czech Republic]              3–2    [Romania] CS Arcada Galați                   27–29  29–27  21–25  25–22  15–12  117–115  Report
6 Dec  19:00  Calcit Kamnik [Slovenia]                3–2    [France] GFC Ajaccio VB                      25–22  19–25  21–25  25–15  16–14  106–101  Report
6 Dec  19:00  Volley Amriswil [Switzerland]           3–0    [Cyprus] Omonia Nicosia                      25–19  28–26  25–20                78–65    Report
6 Dec  19:00  Barkom-Kazhany Lviv [Ukraine]           0–3    [Serbia] OK Vojvodina Novi Sad               16–25  23–25  31–33                70–83    Report
7 Dec  18:00  Perungan Pojat Rovaniemi [Finland]      0–3    [Poland] Asseco Resovia                      20–25  23–25  9–25                 52–75    Report
5 Dec  18:00  SCM U Craiova [Romania]                 0–3    [Turkey] Ziraat Bankası Ankara               22–25  16–25  17–25                55–75    Report
6 Dec  19:00  SWD Powervolleys Düren [Germany]        3–0    [Netherlands] Abiant Goningen                25–23  25–18  25–19                75–60    Report


2017–18 CEV Cup

6 Dec  18:00  Jedinstvo Bijelo Polje [Montenegro]     0–3    [Austria] SK Posojilnica Aich/Dob            22–25  13–25  22–25                57–75    Report
7 Dec  19:00  Draisma Dynamo Apeldoorn [Netherlands]  0–3    [Belgium] Lindemans Aalst                    11–25  9–25   19–25                39–75    Report
6 Dec  20:00  Montpellier UC [France]                 3–2    [Germany] United Volleys Rhein-Main          20–25  25–21  32–30  20–25  15–10  112–111  Report
7 Dec  18:30  Hurrikaani Loimaa [Finland]             0–3    [Belarus] Shakhtyor Soligorsk                19–25  18–25  20–25                57–75    Report
7 Dec  18:00  VK Dukla Liberec [Czech Republic]       3–2    [Bulgaria] Neftohimic 2010 Burgas            17–25  25–22  21–25  25–14  15–11  103–97   Report
6 Dec  19:00  OK Ribnica Kraljevo [Serbia]            0–3    [Italy] Calzedonia Verona                    17–25  15–25  19–25                51–75    Report


2017–18 CEV Cup

Second leg


2017–18 CEV Cup

Date        Time                                                                        Score                                                                     Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total    Report
19 Dec      19:00                          Belogorie Belgorod [Russia]                  3–0                               [Bulgaria] CSKA Sofia                   25–15  25–23  25–10                75–48    Report
20 Dec      18:00                          Jihostroj České Budějovice [Czech Republic]  1–3                               [Israel] Hapoel Mate-Asher Akko         23–25  23–25  25–17  20–25         91–92    Report
19 Dec      18:00                          ACH Volley Ljubljana [Slovenia]              3–0                               [Serbia] OK Novi Pazar                  25–13  25–23  26–24                76–60    Report
20 Dec      18:00                          CS Arcada Galați [Romania]                   3–0                               [Czech Republic] VK Kladno              25–21  25–23  26–24                76–68    Report
20 Dec      20:00                          GFC Ajaccio VB [France]                      3–0                               [Slovenia] Calcit Kamnik                25–21  25–19  27–25                77–65    Report
20 Dec      20:00                          Omonia Nicosia [Cyprus]                      3–2                               [Switzerland] Volley Amriswil           25–22  24–26  25–17  15–25  17–15  106–105  Report
20 Dec      18:00                          OK Vojvodina Novi Sad [Serbia]               3–1                               [Ukraine] Barkom-Kazhany Lviv           25–22  22–25  32–30  25–16         104–93   Report
19 Dec      20:30                          Asseco Resovia [Poland]                      3–0                               [Finland] Perungan Pojat Rovaniemi      25–22  25–20  25–19                75–61    Report
20 Dec      19:00                          Ziraat Bankası Ankara [Turkey]               3–2                               [Romania] SCM U Craiova                 13–25  25–21  23–25  25–18  15–6   101–95   Report
21 Dec      20:00                          Abiant Goningen [Netherlands]                3–1                               [Germany] SWD Powervolleys Düren        25–18  16–25  25–23  25–22         91–88    Report
Golden set  Abiant Goningen [Netherlands]  13–15                                        [Germany] SWD Powervolleys Düren


2017–18 CEV Cup

20 Dec      19:00                          SK Posojilnica Aich/Dob [Austria]            3–0                               [Montenegro] Jedinstvo Bijelo Polje     25–19  25–19  25–20                75–58    Report
20 Dec      20:30                          Lindemans Aalst [Belgium]                    3–0                               [Netherlands] Draisma Dynamo Apeldoorn  25–20  25–16  25–16                75–52    Report
21 Dec      19:30                          United Volleys Rhein-Main [Germany]          0–3                               [France] Montpellier UC                 27–29  21–25  19–25                67–79    Report
20 Dec      18:00                          Shakhtyor Soligorsk [Belarus]                3–1                               [Finland] Hurrikaani Loimaa             25–23  28–30  25–23  25–18         103–94   Report
19 Dec      19:00                          Neftohimic 2010 Burgas [Bulgaria]            0–3                               [Czech Republic] VK Dukla Liberec       18–25  21–25  18–25                57–75    Report
20 Dec      20:30                          Calzedonia Verona [Italy]                    3–1                               [Serbia] OK Ribnica Kraljevo            25–16  25–21  23–25  25–12         98–74    Report


2017–18 CEV Cup

8th finals

Team 1                             Agg.  Team 2                            1st leg  2nd leg
Hapoel Mate-Asher Akko [Israel]    0–6   [Russia] Belogorie Belgorod       0–3      0–3
ACH Volley Ljubljana [Slovenia]    5–1   [Romania] CS Arcada Galați        3–0      3–2
GFC Ajaccio VB [France]            6–0   [Switzerland] Volley Amriswil     3–0      3–0
OK Vojvodina Novi Sad [Serbia]     0–6   [Poland] Asseco Resovia           1–3      0–3
Ziraat Bankası Ankara [Turkey]     5–1   [Germany] SWD Powervolleys Düren  3–0      3–2
SK Posojilnica Aich/Dob [Austria]  0–6   [Belgium] Lindemans Aalst         1–3      0–3
Shakhtyor Soligorsk [Belarus]      2–4   [France] Montpellier UC           1–3      3–2
VK Dukla Liberec [Czech Republic]  0–6   [Italy] Calzedonia Verona         1–3      0–3

First leg


2017–18 CEV Cup

First leg

Date    Time                                      Score                                    Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total   Report
18 Jan  19:30  Hapoel Mate-Asher Akko [Israel]    0–3    [Russia] Belogorie Belgorod       18–25  22–25  20–25                60–75   Report
16 Jan  18:00  ACH Volley Ljubljana [Slovenia]    3–0    [Romania] CS Arcada Galați        25–19  27–25  25–22                77–66   Report
31 Jan  20:00  GFC Ajaccio VB [France]            3–0    [Switzerland] Volley Amriswil     25–11  25–12  25–20                75–43   Report
17 Jan  18:00  OK Vojvodina Novi Sad [Serbia]     1–3    [Poland] Asseco Resovia           21–25  22–25  25–21  20–25         88–96   Report
16 Jan  19:00  Ziraat Bankası Ankara [Turkey]     3–0    [Germany] SWD Powervolleys Düren  25–20  26–24  25–19                76–63   Report
17 Jan  19:00  SK Posojilnica Aich/Dob [Austria]  1–3    [Belgium] Lindemans Aalst         22–25  14–25  29–27  20–25         85–102  Report
16 Jan  18:00  Shakhtyor Soligorsk [Belarus]      1–3    [France] Montpellier UC           10–25  16–25  28–26  19–25         73–101  Report
17 Jan  18:00  VK Dukla Liberec [Czech Republic]  1–3    [Italy] Calzedonia Verona         25–23  21–25  12–25  19–25         77–98   Report

Second leg


2017–18 CEV Cup

Second leg

Date    Time                                     Score                                     Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total    Report
30 Jan  19:00  Belogorie Belgorod [Russia]       3–0    [Israel] Hapoel Mate-Asher Akko    25–21  25–17  25–18                75–56    Report
30 Jan  18:00  CS Arcada Galați [Romania]        2–3    [Slovenia] ACH Volley Ljubljana    24–26  25–19  25–21  19–25  13–15  106–106  Report
17 Jan  19:00  Volley Amriswil [Switzerland]     0–3    [France] GFC Ajaccio VB            14–25  16–25  19–25                49–75    Report
31 Jan  18:00  Asseco Resovia [Poland]           3–0    [Serbia] OK Vojvodina Novi Sad     25–20  28–26  25–21                78–67    Report
31 Jan  19:00  SWD Powervolleys Düren [Germany]  2–3    [Turkey] Ziraat Bankası Ankara     25–27  18–25  25–19  25–23  9–15   102–109  Report
31 Jan  20:30  Lindemans Aalst [Belgium]         3–0    [Austria] SK Posojilnica Aich/Dob  25–23  25–15  25–21                75–59    Report
31 Jan  20:00  Montpellier UC [France]           2–3    [Belarus] Shakhtyor Soligorsk      25–23  23–25  25–21  23–25  9–15   105–109  Report
31 Jan  20:00  Calzedonia Verona [Italy]         3–0    [Czech Republic] VK Dukla Liberec  25–19  25–16  28–26                78–61    Report

4th finals

Team 1                          Agg.  Team 2                           1st leg  2nd leg
Belogorie Belgorod [Russia]     6–0   [Slovenia] ACH Volley Ljubljana  3–0      3–1
Asseco Resovia [Poland]         6–0   [France] GFC Ajaccio VB          3–0      3–0
Ziraat Bankası Ankara [Turkey]  6–0   [Belgium] Lindemans Aalst        3–1      3–1
Calzedonia Verona [Italy]       6–0   [France] Montpellier UC          3–1      3–1

First leg


2017–18 CEV Cup

First leg

Date    Time                                   Score                                   Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total   Report
14 Feb  19:00  Belogorie Belgorod [Russia]     3–0    [Slovenia] ACH Volley Ljubljana  25–20  25–15  25–13                75–48   Report
14 Feb  18:00  Asseco Resovia [Poland]         3–0    [France] GFC Ajaccio VB          25–22  30–28  25–19                80–69   Report
15 Feb  19:00  Ziraat Bankası Ankara [Turkey]  3–1    [Belgium] Lindemans Aalst        23–25  25–19  25–21  25–20         98–85   Report
14 Feb  20:00  Calzedonia Verona [Italy]       3–1    [France] Montpellier UC          26–24  27–25  22–25  25–22         100–96  Report

Second leg

Date    Time                                    Score                                  Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total   Report
1 Mar   18:00  ACH Volley Ljubljana [Slovenia]  1–3    [Russia] Belogorie Belgorod     25–23  21–25  26–28  19–25         91–101  Report
28 Feb  20:00  GFC Ajaccio VB [France]          0–3    [Poland] Asseco Resovia         20–25  17–25  20–25                57–75   Report
27 Feb  20:30  Lindemans Aalst [Belgium]        1–3    [Turkey] Ziraat Bankası Ankara  25–18  28–30  19–25  19–25         91–98   Report
27 Feb  20:00  Montpellier UC [France]          1–3    [Italy] Calzedonia Verona       25–18  17–25  18–25  24–26         84–94   Report

Final phase

Semi finals

Team 1                       Agg.  Team 2                          1st leg  2nd leg
Belogorie Belgorod [Russia]  6–0   [Poland] Asseco Resovia         3–0      3–0
Calzedonia Verona [Italy]    2–4   [Turkey] Ziraat Bankası Ankara  1–3      3–2

First leg


2017–18 CEV Cup

First leg

Date    Time                                Score                                  Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total  Report
13 Mar  19:00  Belogorie Belgorod [Russia]  3–0    [Poland] Asseco Resovia         25–19  25–18  25–17                75–54  Report
13 Mar  20:30  Calzedonia Verona [Italy]    1–3    [Turkey] Ziraat Bankası Ankara  25–18  22–25  21–25  20–25         88–93  Report

Second leg

Date    Time                                   Score                               Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total    Report
20 Mar  18:00  Asseco Resovia [Poland]         0–3    [Russia] Belogorie Belgorod  24–26  22–25  21–25                67–76    Report
20 Mar  19:00  Ziraat Bankası Ankara [Turkey]  2–3    [Italy] Calzedonia Verona    20–25  20–25  25–20  26–24  11–15  102–109  Report

Final

First leg

Date   Time                                Score                                  Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total  Report
3 Apr  19:00  Belogorie Belgorod [Russia]  3–0    [Turkey] Ziraat Bankası Ankara  25–13  25–15  25–14                75–42  Report

Second leg

Date    Time                                   Score                               Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total    Report
10 Apr  19:00  Ziraat Bankası Ankara [Turkey]  2–3    [Russia] Belogorie Belgorod  25–21  26–24  26–28  21–25  11–15  109–113  Report

Final standing


2017–18 CEV Cup

Final standing

Rank                             Team                            2018 CEV Cup winner
[1st place, gold medalist(s)]    [Russia] Belogorie Belgorod     [Russia]
[2nd place, silver medalist(s)]  [Turkey] Ziraat Bankası Ankara  Belogorie Belgorod
Semifinalists                    [Poland] Asseco Resovia         2nd title
[Italy] Calzedonia Verona
                                                                 Aleksey Obmochaev, Alexander Safonov, Sergey Grankin, Nikolay Nikolov, Sergey Tetyukhin, Konstantin Bakun, Roman Danilov, Roman Poroshin, Nikita Eremin, Dmitriy Muserskiy, Ruslan Khanipov, Ilia Spodobets, Maxim Zhigalov, Yan Tereshchenko
                                                                 Head coach
                                                                 Gennady Shipulin

  * Official site


Camma Larsen-Ledet

Camma Larsen-Ledet (1964)

Camma Sylvia Larsen-Ledet née Søgaard (22 October 1915, Esbjerg — 12 August 1991, Aabenraa) was a Danish politician who represented the Social Democratic Party. She was elected to the Folketing in 1964, becoming Minister for Family Affairs from 1966 to 1968. From 1970 to 1986, she was mayor of Aabenraa in the south of Jutland.

Biography

Born on 22 October 1915 in Esbjerg, Camma Sylvia Søgaard was the daughter of Albert Poulsen Søgaard (1889–1950), a mechanic, and Lucia Catharina Jochumsen Holm (1879–1953), a seamstress. The second of three children, she was brought up in a modest home. After completing her middle school education, she was employed by the newspaper Vestkysten where she was trained as an office worker. In 1932, after passing the trade school examination, she was promoted to the sales department, ultimately becoming the secretary of the newspaper's editor Knud Ree, who later became fisheries minister.

In 1939, she married the journalist Clement Larsen-Ledet (1915–1984), gave up her job with Vestkysten, and moved with him to Southern Jutland. In 1945, they moved to Aabenraa where her husband became the local editor for the daily newspaper Sønderjyden. Initially she stayed at home raising their two children while developing an interest in politics. After becoming a member of the Social Democratic Party, she served on the party's local management board from 1954 to 1961, heading the Aabenraa women's committee (1957–1960).

From 1950, she became a member of the Aabenraa town council where she remained for 12 years, gaining increasing responsibilities. In addition, from 1953 to 1955, she was a member of the Danish Women's Society's national board and in 1964 she was elected to the Folketing as the member for Ribe and was re-elected in 1966. As such, she was one of the few female Social Democrats. In the government of Jens Otto Krag, she was appointed Minister of Family Affairs. She succeeded in bringing in new legislation on family allowances with higher compensation for lost earnings during pregnancy.


Camma Larsen-Ledet

After failing to be re-elected in 1968, she once again devoted her attention to municipal affairs. Standing as the Social Democrat candidate as mayor of Aabenraa, she was elected in 1969 and served for the next 12 years. During her term, the urban area Høje Kolstrup was established and modern harbour facilities were created at Sønderjyllandskajen. As major, she proved to be an effective, authoritative speaker, capable of exerting leadership in a male-dominated environment.

Camma Larsen-Ledet died in Aabenraa on 12 August 1991.


Cammachmore Bay

Cliffs at Cammachmore Bay

Cammachmore Bay is an embayment of the North Sea between Stonehaven and Aberdeen in Aberdeenshire, Scotland.fishing village of Downies is situated on Cammachmore Bay. Cammachmore is noted for its bouldering and rock climbing opportunities.

History

Since prehistoric times the locale above Cammachmore Bay has been an area of human occupation with surviving monuments such as Old Bourtreebush stone circle. There is also considerable medieval history associated with this monument's position along the ancient Causey Mounth trackway. This old drovers' road was constructed on high ground to make passable this only available medieval route from coastal points south from Stonehaven to Aberdeen. This trackway specifically connected the River Dee crossing (where the present Bridge of Dee is situated) via Portlethen Moss, Muchalls Castle and Stonehaven to the south.William Keith, 7th Earl Marischal and the Marquess of Montrose when they led a Covenanter army of 9000 men in the battle of the Civil War in 1639.

  * Portlethen Village
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Cammachmore Bay.

57°02′53″N 2°07′16″W / 57.048°N 2.121°W


Cammarano

Cammarano is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:

  * Giuseppe Cammarano (1766–1850), Italian painter
  * Michele Cammarano (1835–1920), Italian painter
  * Peter Cammarano (born 1977), American attorney, politician, and convicted felon
  * Salvadore Cammarano (1801–1852), Italian librettist


Chomiąża Księża

Chomiąża Księża [xɔˈmjɔ̃ʐa ˈkɕɛ̃ʐa] is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Żnin, within Żnin County, Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship, in north-central Poland.11 kilometres (7 mi) east of Żnin and 34 km (21 mi) south of Bydgoszcz.


Chomolia

Chomolia is a vegetable widely farmed in Zimbabwe and Zambia. It is usually prepared as a relish for maize meal (Sadza in Shona and lsitshwala in Ndebele), Nshima in Zambia). Chomolia is green in colour and households grow it in their domestic gardens, watering them at least once a week during the dry season, though little additional watering is necessary in the rainy season.market.

Chomolia can be prepared in a similar manner to cabbage, though it usually takes less than ten minutes to prepare. It is probably the most consumed relish in Zimbabwe.


Chomolhari Kang

Chomolhari Kang (Chinese: 卓木拉日康峰; pinyin: Zhuōmùlārì kāng fēng) is a 7046m mountain in the Himalayas in Gasa District, Bhutan near the border with Tibet, China. Quotes on its height vary from 7034m to 7121m, but 7046m is the most common figure. A Chinese crew who first climbed the mountain in 2013 reported a GPS height of 7,054m.

The term Chomo means "goddess" or "lady" in Tibetan.

Location

Sources often characterize the mountain as being on the border between China and Bhutan.

History

Chomolhari Kang was first climbed in 2013 by a Chinese crew consisting of Zhou Peng and Li Shuang. There exists no prior record of climbing.

In 2016, the Mountaineering Association of Peking University (MAPKU) made an attempt that ended at an altitude of 6600m.

  * Mountains of Bhutan
  * Chomo Lonzo
  * Chomo Yummo
  * Chomolungma
  * Chomo Lhari


2017–18 Brøndby IF season

The 2017—18 Brøndby IF season was Brøndby IF's 37th consecutive season in the top tier of Danish football, 28th consecutive in the Superligaen, and 52nd as a football club. Besides Superligaen, the club participated in DBU Pokalen and UEFA Europa League. It was the second season with manager Alexander Zorniger.

Club

First team staff

Position           Staff
Head coach         [Germany] Alexander Zorniger
Assistant          [Germany] Matthias Jaissle
Assistant          [Denmark] Martin Retov
Physical trainer   [United States] Aaron Thode
Goalkeeping coach  [Denmark] Lars Høgh
Goalkeeping coach  [Denmark] Sten Christensen

Last updated: 6 June 2017
Source:

Administration

Position           Staff
Sporting director  [Denmark] Troels Bech
Team manager       [Denmark] Thomas Andersen
Kit manager        [Denmark] Leif Mortensen
Scout              [Denmark] John Møller

Last updated: 6 June 2017
Source:

Players

First team

Updated until May 2018: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.


2017–18 Brøndby IF season

No.  Pos.  Nation         Player                                                           No.  Pos.  Nation                Player
1    GK    [Denmark] DEN  Frederik Rønnow (sold to Eintracht Frankfurt as of 1 July 2018)  18   MF    [Kosovo] KOS          Besar Halimi (on loan from Mainz 05)
3    DF    [Germany] GER  Anthony Jung                                                     19   MF    [Denmark] DEN         Christian Nørgaard
4    DF    [Germany] GER  Benedikt Röcker                                                  20   FW    [Poland] POL          Kamil Wilczek
6    DF    [Iceland] ISL  Hjörtur Hermannsson                                              21   MF    [Denmark] DEN         Lasse Vigen Christensen
8    MF    [Denmark] DEN  Kasper Fisker                                                    23   DF    [Finland] FIN         Paulus Arajuuri
9    FW    [Finland] FIN  Teemu Pukki                                                      24   DF    [Denmark] DEN         Joel Kabongo
10   MF    [Germany] GER  Hany Mukhtar                                                     26   MF    [Slovakia] SVK        Filip Blazek
12   MF    [Sweden] SWE   Simon Tibbling                                                   27   DF    [Denmark] DEN         Svenn Crone
13   DF    [Sweden] SWE   Johan Larsson (Captain)                                          28   DF    [Denmark] DEN         Christan Enemark
14   MF    [Denmark] DEN  Kevin Mensah                                                     29   FW    [Czech Republic] CZE  Jan Kliment
16   GK    [Germany] GER  Benjamin Bellot                                                  30   GK    [Denmark] DEN         Viktor Anker
17   FW    [Denmark] DEN  Andreas Bruus                                                    40   GK    [Denmark] DEN         Casper Hauervig

Transfers

In

No.  Pos  Player                     Transfer from  Type                 Date          Amount         Source
16   MM   [Germany] Benjamin Bellot  RB Leipzig     Contract expiration  14 June 2017  Free transfer
 8   MF   [Denmark] Kasper Fisker    Randers FC     Transfer             26 June 2017
18   MF   [Kosovo] Besar Halimi      Mainz 05       Loan                 26 June 2017
26   MF   [Slovakia] Filip Blazek    FK Senica      Transfer             11 July 2017

Last updated: 9 June 2017 Source: brondby.com

Out

No.  Pos  Player                   Transfer to   Type  Date          Amount  Source
30   MM   [Denmark] Viktor Anker   Næstved       Loan  9 June 2017
22   AN   [Sweden] Gustaf Nilsson  Silkeborg IF  Loan  10 July 2017

Last updated: 9 June 2017 Source: brondby.com

Competitions


2017–18 Brøndby IF season

Competitions

Superligaen

Main article: 2017–18 Danish Superliga

Main round

     Team
Pos    * v         Pld  W   D   L  GF  GA  GD   Pts  Qualification
       * t
       * e
1    Brøndby       26   18  6   2  58  24  +34  60   Qualification for the Championship round
2    Midtjylland   26   19  3   4  60  29  +31  60
3    Nordsjælland  26   15  5   6  62  41  +21  50
4    Copenhagen    26   13  5   8  50  33  +17  44
5    Aalborg       26   8   12  6  28  27  +1   36

Source: Danish Football Association (in Danish), Soccerway
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Goals scored; 4) Away goals scored; 5) Play-off (played on neutral ground if determining teams for different rounds); 6) Draw.

Results summary

Overall  Home  Away
Pld      W     D     L  GF  GA  GD   Pts  W  D  L  GF  GA  GD   W  D  L  GF  GA  GD
20       14    4     2  45  19  +26  46   8  2  0  29  9   +20  6  2  2  16  10  +6

Last updated: 11 February 2018.
Source:

Results after each round

Round   1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  11  12  13  14  15  16  17  18  19  20  21  22  23  24  25  26
Ground  H  A  H  H  A  H  H  A  H  A   H   H   A   H   A   H   A   A   H   A   A   H   A   H   A   H
Result  W  L  W  W  D  L  W  D  D  W   W   W   W   W   W   W   W   W   D   W   D   W   W   W   D   W

Updated to match(es) played on 5 May 2018. Source: 2017–18 Danish Superliga
A = Away; H = Home; W = Win; D = Draw; L = Loss

Matches

Brøndby IF's games in the main round 2017-18:

Win Draw Loss


2017–18 Brøndby IF season

Win Draw Loss

16 July 2017 1st round  Brøndby IF   4 - 0   FC Midtjylland               Brøndby
                        Pukki 20'            Drachmann [Yellow card] 36'  Stadium: Brøndby Stadion
18:00                   Kliment 36'  Report  Kroon [Yellow card] 42'      Attendance: 10,288
                        Halimi 62'           Sørloth [Yellow card] 90+2'  Referee: [Denmark] Anders Poulsen (referee)
                        Mensah 84'

23 July 2017 2nd round  FC Nordsjælland             3 - 2   Brøndby IF                  Farum
                        Donyoh 50' 52'                      Pukki 45'                   Stadium: Right to Dream Park
16:00                   da Silva [Yellow card] 82'  Report  Christensen 61'             Attendance: 5,115
                        Asante 86'                          Nørgaard [Yellow card] 62'  Referee: [Denmark] Peter Kjærsgaard-Andersen
                                                            Kliment [Yellow card] 83'

30 July 2017 3rd round  Brøndby IF                                 5 - 3   Lyngby BK                                           Brøndby
                        Kliment 5'                                         Blume 2'
                        Christensen 55' 68' [Yellow card] 81' 84'          Rygaard Jensen [Yellow card] 26' [Yellow-red card]  Stadium: Brøndby Stadion
18:00                   Hermannsson [Yellow card] 59'              Report  Lund [Yellow card] 28'                              Attendance: 11,834
                        Fisker [Yellow card] 64'                           Ojo 43'                                             Referee: [Denmark] Jakob Kehlet
                        Halimi 79'                                         Højer [Yellow card] 71' 74' (pen.)

6 August 2017 4th round  Brøndby IF                 1 - 0   F.C. København               Brøndby
                         Larsson [Yellow card] 44'          Johansson [Yellow card] 24'  Stadium: Brøndby Stadion
18:00                    Halimi [Yellow card] 44'   Report  Kvist [Yellow card] 44'      Attendance: 21,169
                         Tibbling 90'                       Olsen [Yellow card] 45'      Referee: [Denmark] Anders Poulsen (referee)
                                                            Verbič [Yellow card] 45+2'


2017–18 Brøndby IF season

13 August 2017 5th round  Randers FC                  0 - 0   Brøndby IF                    Randers
                          Marxen [Yellow card] 42'            Wilczek [Yellow card] 81'     Stadium: BioNutria Park Randers
16:00                     Enghardt [Yellow card] 53'  Report  Tibbling [Yellow card] 90+2'  Attendance: 6,107
                          Kauko [Yellow card] 85'                                           Referee: [Denmark] Morten Krogh

20 August 2017 6th round  AGF                          2 - 0   Brøndby IF               Århus
                          Hermansson 12' (o.g.)
                          Møller [Yellow card] 35'             Röcker [Red card] 25'    Stadium: Ceres Park
18:00                     Pedersen [Yellow card] 61'   Report  Crone [Yellow card] 42'  Attendance: 12,156
                          Mikanović [Yellow card] 85'                                   Referee: [Denmark] Jens Maae
                          Amini [Yellow card] 89'

27 August 2017 7th round  Brøndby IF              2 - 0   AC Horsens                         Brøndby
                          Crone [Yellow card] 8'          Bjarke Jacobsen [Yellow card] 18'  Stadium: Brøndby Stadion
16:00                     Larsson 61'             Report  Finnbogason [Yellow card] 62'      Attendance: 12,175
                          Kliment 90+1'                   Joronen [Yellow card] 90'          Referee: [Denmark] Jakob Kehlet

10 September 2017 8th round  OB                           1 - 1   Brøndby IF                       Odense
                             Uzochukwu 7' [Red card] 10'                                           Stadium: EWII Park
18:00                        Petersen [Yellow card] 59'   Report  Kliment 57' [Yellow card] 90+1'  Attendance: 10,717
                                                                                Referee: [Denmark] Jakob Kehlet

17 September 2017 9th round  Brøndby IF                                    0 - 0   AaB                          Brøndby
                                                                                Pohl [Yellow card] 35'       Stadium: Brøndby Stadion
18:00                        Arajuuri [Yellow card] 15' [Yellow-red card]  Report  Ahlmann [Yellow card] 45'    Attendance: 13,138
                                                                                Šafranko [Yellow card] 55'   Referee: [Denmark] Michael Johansen
                                                                                Lesniak [Yellow card] 90+3'


2017–18 Brøndby IF season

24 September 2017 10th round  Hobro IK                                    1 - 2   Brøndby IF   Hobro
                              Kirkevold 42' (pen.)                                Röcker 65'   Stadium: Hobro Stadion
18:00                         Gotfredsen [Yellow card] 48'                Report  Wilczek 90'  Attendance: 4,546
                              Vito Hammershøy-Mistrati [Yellow card] 74'                       Referee: [Denmark] Peter Kjærsgaard-Andersen

1 October 2017 11th round  Brøndby IF                  4 - 0   SønderjyskE                Brøndby
                           Mukhtar 25' 85'
                           Tibbling [Yellow card] 34'          Jónsson [Yellow card] 19'  Stadium: Brøndby Stadion
16:00                      Kliment [Yellow card] 59'   Report  Rømer [Yellow card] 38'    Attendance: 13,078
                           Nørgaard [Yellow card] 72'          Luijckx [Yellow card] 52'  Referee: [Denmark] Mads Kristoffersen
                           Larsson 81'
                           Halimi 90'

15 October 2017 12th round  Brøndby IF                4 - 1   Silkeborg IF                                Brøndby
                            Halimi 53'
                            Mukhtar 56'                       Nilsson 8'                                  Stadium: Brøndby Stadion
16:00                       Wilczek 60'               Report  Skytte [Yellow card] 14' [Yellow-red card]  Attendance: 13,778
                            Tibbling 66'                      Moro [Yellow card] 58'                      Referee: [Denmark] Anders Poulsen (referee)
                            Röcker [Yellow card] 89'

22 October 2017 13th round  FC Helsingør              0 - 1   Brøndby IF                                Helsingør
                            Køhler [Yellow card] 35'          Pukki 4' [Yellow card] 51'                Stadium: Helsingør Stadion
16:00                       Olsen [Yellow card] 88'   Report  Jung [Yellow card] 53' [Yellow-red card]  Attendance: 5,189
                                                              Larsson [Yellow card] 78'                 Referee: [Denmark] Jorgen Burchardt

30 October 2017 14th round  Brøndby IF        3 - 1   Randers FC                 Brøndby
                            Kauko 15' (o.g.)          Bager 30'                  Stadium: Brøndby Stadion
19:00                       Halimi 59' 90+4'  Report  Rodić [Yellow card] 47'    Attendance: 10,124
                                                      Kitchen [Yellow card] 59'  Referee: [Denmark] Jens Maae


2017–18 Brøndby IF season

5 November 2017 15th round  F.C. København               0 - 1   Brøndby IF                      Østerbro
                            Bengtsson [Yellow card] 41'          Tibbling [Yellow card] 39'      Stadium: Telia Parken
12:00                       Falk [Yellow card] 55'       Report  Nørgaard 42' [Yellow card] 53'  Attendance: 24,446
                            Kvist [Yellow card] 72'              Mukhtar [Yellow card] 57'       Referee: [Denmark] Mads Kristoffersen
                                                                 Fisker [Yellow card] 71'

19 November 2017 16th round  Brøndby IF                 4 - 2   FC Nordsjælland             Brøndby
                             Pukki 12' 48' 61'                  Pedersen [Yellow card] 39'  Stadium: Brøndby Stadion
18:00                        Kliment [Yellow card] 69'  Report  Marcondes 76' (pen.)        Attendance: 13,243
                             Mukhtar 73'                        Rasmussen 81'               Referee: [Denmark] Sandi Putros
                             Rønnow [Yellow card] 75'

26 November 2017 17th round  Silkeborg IF     1 - 3   Brøndby IF                       Silkeborg
                                                      Jung [Yellow card] 16'
                                                      Pukki 44'                        Stadium: Jysk Park
18:00                        Skhirtladze 32'  Report  Wilczek 47'                      Attendance: 5,777
                                                      Arajuuri [Yellow card] 72'       Referee: [Denmark] Jorgen Burchardt
                                                      Mukhtar [Yellow card] 85' 90+4'

3 December 2017 18th round  SønderjyskE                1 - 3   Brøndby IF                Haderslev
                                                               Arajuuri 12'              Stadium: Sydbank Park
16:00                       Jakobsen 36'               Report  Röcker [Yellow card] 14'  Attendance: 7,150
                            Zimling [Yellow card] 51'          Mukhtar 64'               Referee: [Denmark] Mads Kristoffersen
                                                               Kliment 72'

10 December 2017 19th round  Brøndby IF                  2 - 2   AGF                          Brøndby
                             Tibbling 13'                        Møller 63'                   Stadium: Brøndby Stadion
18:00                        Halimi 51'                  Report  Sana 76' (pen.)              Attendance: 16,235
                             Fisker [Yellow card] 90+2'          Backman [Yellow card] 90+2'  Referee: [Denmark] Peter Kjærsgaard-Andersen


2017–18 Brøndby IF season

11 February 2018 20th round  Lyngby BK                       1 - 3   Brøndby IF                 Kongens Lyngby
                                                                     Tshiembe (OG) 23'
                             Christjansen [Yellow card] 66'          Wilczek 28'                Stadium: Lyngby Stadion
11:00                        Fosgaard [Yellow card] 74'      Report  Pukki 54'                  Attendance: 3,342
                             Arajuuri (OG) 87'                       Larsson [Yellow card] 63'  Referee: [Denmark] Peter Munch Larsen
                                                                     Mukhtar [Yellow card] 73'

18 February 2018 21st round  AaB                         1 - 1   Brøndby IF                 Aalborg
                                                                 Hermannsson
                             Blåbjerg [Yellow card] 40'          Fisker [Yellow card] 23'   Stadium: Aalborg Portland Park
11:00                        Okore 62'                   Report  Mukhtar [Yellow card] 44'  Attendance: 6,711
                             Pallesen [Yellow card] 78'          Röcker 50'                 Referee: [Denmark] Sandi Putros
                                                                 Pukki [Yellow card] 80'

25 February 2018 22nd round  Brøndby IF                   6 - 1   FC Helsingør                 Brøndby
                             Arajuuri 7'
                             Mukhtar 10'
                             Wilczek 24'                          Mortensen [Yellow card] 58'  Stadium: Brøndby Stadion
09:00                        Arajuuri [Yellow card] 30'   Report  Tontini 69'                  Attendance: 11,547
                             Pukki 50' (54)                       Jorgensen [Yellow card] 89'  Referee: [Denmark] Michael Johansen
                             Christensen 75'
                             Frendup [Yellow card] 90+1'

1 March 2018 23rd round  FC Midtjylland            0 - 1   Brøndby IF                             Herning
                                                                                Stadium: MCH Arena
13:00                    Hansen [Yellow card] 36'  Report  Fisker 21' Rønnow [Yellow card] 90+7'  Attendance: 10,862
                                                                                Referee: Michael Tykgaard

4 March 2018 24th round  Brøndby IF   2 - 1   OB                         Brøndby
                         Mukhtar 40'          Rømer [Yellow card] 57'    Stadium: Brøndby Stadion
11:00                    Pukki 76'    Report  Nielsen [Yellow card] 75'  Attendance: 10,030
                                              Greve 86'                  Referee: Jens Maae


2017–18 Brøndby IF season

11 March 2018 25th round  AC Horsens                                                        1 - 1   Brøndby IF                  Horsens
                          Hansson [Yellow card] 10'
                          Jacobsen [Yellow card] 16'                                                                            Stadium: CASA Arena
12:00                     Okosun 47'                                                        Report  Wilczek 38'                 Attendance: 4,363
                          Kortegaard [Yellow card] 48'                                              Nørgaard [Yellow card] 68'  Referee: Jakob Kehlet
                          Alexander Ludwig (footballer, born 1993)Ludwig [Yellow card] 65'
                          Borring [Yellow card] 69'

18 March 2018 26th round  Brøndby IF                      2 - 1   Hobro IK                       Brøndby
                          Mukhtar 74'                             Babayan [Yellow card] 65' 77'  Stadium: Brøndby Stadion
11:00                     Röcker [Yellow card] 79'        Report  Damborg [Yellow card] 70'      Attendance: 13,467
                          Kliment 87'[Yellow card] 90+2'                                         Referee: Jørgen Daugbjerg Burchardt

DBU Pokalen

Main article: 2017–18 Danish Cup

Win Draw Loss

20 September 2017 Third round  Ledøje-Smørum  1 - 5    Brøndby IF  Brøndby
20:30                                         Summary              Stadium: Brøndby Stadium

4 February 2018 Fourth round  København  0 - 1  Brøndby IF  Copenhagen
12:30                                                       Stadium: Parken Stadium

4 April 2018 Quarter-finals  SønderjyskE  0 - 1 (a.e.t.)  Brøndby IF  Haderslev
12:30                                                                 Stadium: Sydbank Park

26 April 2018 Semi-finals  Brøndby IF  3 - 1  FC Midtjylland  Brøndby
18:30                                                         Stadium: Brøndby Stadium

10 May 2018 Final  Brøndby IF  3 - 1  Silkeborg IF  Copenhagen
                                                    Stadium: Parken Stadium

UEFA Europa League

Main article: 2017-18 UEFA Europa League

Win Draw Loss


2017–18 Brøndby IF season

Win Draw Loss

13. July 2017 2nd Qualifying First Leg  [Denmark] Brøndby IF  2 - 0   [Finland] VPS            Brøndby
                                        Pukki 17'                                              Stadium: Brøndby Stadion
20:00                                   Fisker 29'            Report  Sohna [Yellow card] 77'  Attendance: 8,533
                                                                                Referee: [Belgium] Bart Vertenten

20 July 2017 2nd Qualifying Second Leg  VPS [Finland]                2 - 1         [Denmark] Brøndby IF    Vaasa, Finland
                                                                     (2 - 3 agg.)
                                        Voutilainen 11'                            Meerits 16' (o.g.)      Stadium: Hietalahti Stadion
18:00                                   Sohna 40' [Yellow card] 62'  Report        Kliment [Red card] 51'  Attendance: 4,385
                                                                                Referee: [Italy] Paolo Valeri

27 July 2017 3rd Qualifying First Leg  [Denmark] Brøndby IF                         0 - 0   [Croatia] Hajduk Split    Brøndby
                                       Arajuuri [Yellow card] 5' [Yellow-red card]          Futács [Yellow card] 34'  Stadium: Brøndby Stadion
20:00                                  Fisker [Yellow card] 80'                     Report  Erceg [Yellow card] 59'   Attendance: 12,535
                                                                                Referee: [Scotland] Kevin Clancy

3 August 2017 3rd Qualifying Second Leg  [Croatia] Hajduk Split        2 - 0         [Denmark] Brøndby IF           Split
                                                                       (2 - 0 agg.)
                                         Erceg 59' 63'                               Crone [Yellow card] 61'        Stadium: Stadion Poljud
20:30                                    Futács [Yellow card] 65'      Report        Hermannsson [Yellow card] 79'  Attendance: 30,204
                                         Edin Šehić [Yellow card] 87'                Rønnow [Yellow card] 86'       Referee: [Israel] Orel Grinfeeld
                                                                                Mukhtar [Yellow card] 87'

Pre-season friendlies

Win Draw Loss

June 18, 2017  Glostrup FK  1 - 4   Brøndby IF      Glostrup
                                    24' Corlu
13:30          62'          Report  74', 75' Bruus  Stadium: Glostrup Idrætspark
                                    88' Teksen


2017–18 Brøndby IF season

June 23, 2017  Taastrup FC  1 - 3   Brøndby IF   Taastrup
                                    23' Nilsson
18:30          89' Motlagh  Report  35' Kliment  Stadium: Taastrup Idrætspark
                                    70' Bruus

June 28, 2017  Næstved BK        0 - 2   Brøndby IF   Næstved
17:30          Christiansen 82'  Report  34' Kliment  Stadium: Næstved Stadion
                                         42' Pukki

July 2, 2017  Qarabag FK [Azerbaijan]  1 - 5   Brøndby IF             Stainach, Austria
                                               9' (pen), 38' Kliment
19:00         59' Ndlovu               Report  18' Wilczek            Stadium: Stadion Stainach
                                               65' Kalmar
                                               73' Bruus

July 8, 2017  FC Rostov [Russia]  1 - 0  Brøndby IF  Stainach, Austria
18:00         Bukharov 57'                           Stadium: Stadion Stainach


Qaleh-ye Gomesh Dafeh

Qaleh-ye Gomesh Dafeh (Persian: قلعه گمش دفه, also Romanized as Qal‘eh-ye Gomesh Dafeh; also known as Gīsh Dafeh)Jafarbay-ye Sharqi Rural District, Gomishan District, Torkaman County, Golestan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 404, in 74 families.


1981 Wimbledon Championships – Women's singles qualifying

Main articles: 1981 Wimbledon Championships and 1981 Wimbledon Championships – Women's singles

Players who neither had high enough rankings nor received wild cards to enter the main draw of the annual Wimbledon Tennis Championships participated in a qualifying tournament held one week before the event.

Qualifiers

 1. [Netherlands] Marcella Mesker
 2. [Switzerland] Claudia Pasquale
 3. [South Africa] Elizabeth Gordon
 4. [Australia] Chris O'Neil
 5. [Switzerland] Christianne Jolissaint
 6. [Australia] Elizabeth Little
 7. [Sweden] Mimmi Wikstedt
 8. [Brazil] Gláucia Langela

Lucky losers

 1. [South Africa] Jennifer Mundel

Qualifying draw

Key

  * Q = Qualifier
  * WC = Wild card
  * LL = Lucky loser
  * Alt = Alternate
  * SE = Special exempt
  * PR = Protected ranking
  * ITF = ITF entry
  * JE = Junior exempt
  * w/o = Walkover
  * r = Retired
  * d = Defaulted
  * SR = Special ranking

First qualifier

  First round                                                                       Second round       Qualifying competition

  1            [Netherlands] Marcella Mesker      6                                 6

  8            [United States] Phyllis Blackwell  2                                 2
               [Netherlands] Marcella Mesker      7                                 6

                                                  [United Kingdom] Annabel Croft    6             2
  4            [United Kingdom] Annabel Croft     6                                 6

  5            [Italy] Patrizia Murgo             1                                 1
               [Netherlands] Marcella Mesker      6                                 6

                                                  [Australia] Linda Cassell         3             3
  2            [Australia] Linda Cassell          6                                 6

  7            [Australia] Miranda Yates          0                                 4
               [Australia] Linda Cassell          6                                 7

                                                  [United Kingdom] Lisa Pennington  3             5
  3            [United Kingdom] Lisa Pennington   6                                 3             6

  6            [United States] Roberta McCallum   2                                 6             2

Second qualifier

  First round                                                                                Second round        Qualifying competition

  1            [Switzerland] Claudia Pasquale                 6                              2             8