Football, World Cup qualifiers: Poland has reached final round of a World Cup for eighth time. Bayern professional Robert Lewandowski paved his team with goal to 3:2 (85. Minute) on Sunday evening 4:2 (2:0) against Montenegro. Poland won Group E with 25 points and is 14th participant of World Cup in Russia next year.
The result also meant: Denmark is creating it in playoffs this time. The European champion of 1992 was awarded a penalty goal by Christian Eriksen to 1:1 (0:0) against Romania. Before World Cup 2014 in Brazil, Danes were worst of all groups second in European qualification, so y were denied play-off participation at that time. Norrn Ireland had to accept a defeat at end of qualification for football World Cup in Russia. The team from German group lost on Sunday evening 0:1 (0:0) in Oslo against Norway. The norrn, however, had already secured participation in World Cup playoffs, because Slovakia reached Group F rank two. The Czech Republic came to a significant 5:0 (3:0) against final light of San Marino.
From ir second World Cup participation, Slovakia, which in Group F was ousted by a 3:0 (1:0) against Malta and Scotland by rank two, may continue to dream. The Scots played 2:2 in Slovenia. The English, who had previously been established as group winners, completed group with a lackluster 1:0 (1:0) in Lithuania. In pouring rain of Vilnius, Tottenham’s scorer Harry Kane (27th) was a foul penalty. For Kane, it was seventh goal in last six countries to play. The Three Lions thus finished group stage unbeaten with eight victories and two draws.
Egypt has qualified for third time for a soccer World Cup. The team of Argentine coach Hector Cuper won last matchday of Group E against final light Congo 2:1 (0:0) and prematurely secured rank one. The seven-time African champion has so far only participated in finals 1934 and 1990, both of which took place in Italy. Mohamed Salah of Liverpool FC, who had already scored 1:0 (63), secured victory in Borg El Arab with a penalty hit in rematch period (90 5). Arnold Bouka at had compensated for Congo in 87 minute.
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Football, Japan: After transfer of Claudio Pizarro to 1st FC Köln, world champion Lukas Podolski apparently also regains new hope for a return to his favourite club. “He is 39 years old, I know that door to FC for me is far from being,” said 32-year-old in an interview of Express though with a wink. However, Podolski had repeatedly stressed in past that he had ” dream of wearing FC jersey again”. For those responsible, his return was last but never an issue. Podolski was a D-teenager 1995 to 1st FC Köln, played re until 2003 and n again from 2009 to 2012.
Bundesliga , FC Bayern: The comeback of currently injured German national football goalkeeper Manuel Neuer could possibly delay furr than originally thought. “There is still a wound healing instead of inside foot. That can take up to half a year, “said 31-year-old at FC Bayern.tv. In mid-September, master of FC Bayern München had suffered an injury on left foot and has fallen out ever since. So far his return is scheduled for January. “Of course, it always depends on healing process,” said Neuer. “In rehab it’s going well so far, I’m very positive and I also think it’s going forward now.” The master of DFB selection had a new hairline in left foot in training and was operated. If world champion were to fail for six months instead of four in fact, he could only return to square in March. In June, German national wants to successfully defend its title at World Cup in Russia, n new one will definitely want to be re. “To confirm this for Germany, re has never been a dream of us all, of course,” he said.
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