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Bo Qiu close to perfection as Chinese divers dominate FINA Diving Grand Prix in Rostock

  • Diving

Chinese athletes remained in a class of their own at the opening International Swimming Federation (FINA) Diving Grand Prix of the season in Rostock, finishing with eight of the ten golds on a day when four-times world champion Bo Qiu touched perfection.

totalled 270.51.In total, 119 athletes from 24 nations took part in the three days of competition in Germany


Business as usual as China’s men and women win ITTF Team World Cup in London

  • Table Tennis

China’s men and women teams re-asserted their continuing dominance of the world game as they secured, respectively, their seventh and eighth successive titles in the International Table Tennis Federation’s Team World Cup with 3-0 victories over Japan at the Copper Box Arena on the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London. 

competition was in 1994 when they had to settle for bronze after being beaten by eventual silver medallists Germany


Team events bring European Shooting Championships to a close

  • Shooting

The curtain came down on the European Shooting Championships in Hungarian city Györ with the men’s and women’s 10 metre air pistol and air rifle team competitions.

apiece, giving them the platform for a 21-15 win.There was a big surprise in the bronze medal match as Germany

their dominance in the women’s 10m air pistol competition with a very comfortable 22-12 victory over Germany


Three-time world champion Matthew suffers shock defeat at Windy City Open

  • Squash

England’s three-time world champion Nick Matthew lost to Australian world number 20 Cameron Pilley in the second round of the Professional Squash Association (PSA) Windy City Open at the University Club of Chicago’s Cathedral Hall.

The other two matches in the men's draw saw Simon Rösner of Germany defeat England's Daryl Selby 3-1




Japan add two more golds but Iran and Slovenia also enjoy second day of first IJF Düsseldorf Grand Slam

  • Judo

Japan maintained their level of success on the second day of the inaugural International Judo Federation (IJF) Grand Slam tournament in Düsseldorf as they added two golds to the three they had won yesterday - but Slovenia and Iran also got on top of the podium.

atmospheric arena, IJF President Marius Vizer commented: "It’s a great honour for the IJF to be here in Germany

After so many years of hosting a Grand Prix here in Düsseldorf, we are pleased to host a Grand Slam in Germany

Armenia’s Ferdinand Karapetian and Israel’s Tohar Butbul.The event in Düsseldorf is the first time Germany

to work hard to overcome unfancied 21-year-old Frenchman Alpha Djalo in his finalDominic Ressel of Germany


Chinese wave of gold on second day of FINA Diving Grand Prix in Rostock

  • Diving

China dominated the second day of the International Swimming Federation (FINA) Diving Grand Prix season in Rostock, winning gold medals in all four finals.

springboard, garnering 357.90 points to win narrowly from fellow countrywoman Yiwen Chen, who totalled 356.55.Germany


Fasel hopes to begin NHL negotiations for Beijing 2022 participation next year

  • Ice Hockey

International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) President René Fasel has admitted the absence of National Hockey League (NHL) players has affected competition here.

Fasel, speaking on the eve of the men's final between Germany and the Olympic Athletes from Russia, defended

Germany going to the final [by beating Canada in the semi-final], and the interest, I would say that

in Germany nobody cares that the NHL is here or not."





UEFA launch research project into heading in youth football

  • Football

UEFA has commissioned two separate academic research studies to investigate the dangers of heading in youth football.

The two studies - one from Saarland University in Germany and the other from Hampden Sports Clinic and