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  • ‘He Doesn’t Like To Lose At Anything’

    ‘He Doesn’t Like To Lose At Anything’

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    Cameron Norrie has established himself as one of the fittest players on the ATP Tour. That is no surprise considering he was once asked by a doctor whether he was a deep-sea diver because of how large his lungs are.

    Even with that in mind, some of the stories of the Briton’s fitness and competitive spirit are jaw-dropping.

    Devin Bowen, the assistant coach at Texas Christian University, where Norrie played college tennis, recalls a training block they were doing in Fort Worth two years ago. After six days of training, Norrie would have a day off to recuperate and prepare for more hard work.

    “On his day off, he loves to run. He loves long-distance running as a hobby. There was a 10K in town and he just went and he didn’t text, he just did it. [The point was] you rest and then we start the week,” recalled Bowen, who was largely responsible for Norrie’s on-court training at TCU and still assists when Norrie is in town. “He ran the 10K and won it. It was like, ‘Yes, that’s great that you did that, but the whole point of today was to rest your body and we’re going to start up again.’

    “Once he entered it, I know he was thinking, ‘I’ll just enter it, I know I can do it. And then he got in there and went, ‘I’m going to win this thing’, and he won it. So he won the Fort Worth 10k, and that was just on a day off. It kind of gives you an idea of what kind of animal you’re dealing with.”

    After Norrie defeated #NextGenATP Dane Holger Rune on Saturday in the third round of the US Open, a reporter asked the lefty if he would ever consider running a marathon.

    “I would maybe like to after tennis. I quite enjoy running, but I haven’t been able to do that much,” Norrie said. “I feel like when I’m resting, I have to chill and relax rather than I think maybe three years ago my team were like, ‘All right, rest’, and then I’ll go the next day and run a little bit.

    “I feel like now I’ve been a bit better with that and not really going out and running too much. I’m able to kind of rest and maybe do something different, try to play golf or do something like that than go out and run.”

    [ATP APP]

    It is not just about running for Norrie, who returns to Texas periodically with his coach and former college teammate, Facundo Lugones, for a training block. According to Bowen, Norrie’s physical fitness always shows.

    “With him and his fitness coaches we’ll be doing challenges in my pool… with how many laps we can swim under water. It gets pretty carried away,” Bowen said. “Those kinds of things go on all the time. We were doing it last summer when we were [swimming] like 10 laps under water holding your breath and then the next guy would beat the record.

    “He doesn’t like to lose at those. He doesn’t like to lose at anything.”

    That extends beyond demonstrations of physical fitness, too. Outside of competition, Norrie is one of the most laid-back players on Tour. But when he attended TCU, Norrie would even take it to his teammates during practice.

    “If you look at the time he was in college, he didn’t lose a lot of sets in practice, which was unusual. He just didn’t like [losing],” Bowen recalled. “There would be times when he was [crushing] somebody and you’re kind of thinking, ‘Cameron we’ve got to play tomorrow and [crushing] this guy right now is probably not going to help the team.’ But he would like that. He kind of does have a little bit of a mean streak in him [when it comes to competing].”

    That competitive spirit has helped Norrie to a career-high No. 9 in the Pepperstone ATP Rankings. It has been a rapid rise for a man who was World No. 29 during last year’s US Open, in which he lost in the first round. He won his first ATP Masters 1000 title last October at Indian Wells and competed in the Nitto ATP Finals as an alternate. Two months ago, he battled through to his first major semi-final at Wimbledon.

    Norrie’s fitness has always been there, and his game has caught up. From being able to play more aggressively with his forehand to being more comfortable transitioning to the net and finishing points there, Norrie has become an all-court, all-surface threat.

    “His natural tendency was to make balls and run. That got him a lot of wins when he was in college and he was young. He had to evolve and be more aggressive in order to beat some of these better players and he’s done a good job of doing that. It’s not easy,” Bowen said. “It’s a challenge to force yourself to do something that doesn’t come naturally. He’s become a lot more aggressive as time’s gone on.”

    Norrie will try to use that to his advantage as he continues through the draw at Flushing Meadows. The competitive Briton will look to continue his rise in the fourth round against ninth seed Andrey Rublev.

    “I was happier with how I performed,’ Norrie said of his third-round win against Rune. “I’ve still got a lot of things I would like to improve, and I’ve got tomorrow to do that.”

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  • Ivashka Deleting His Limits, Unlocking His Full Potential

    Ivashka Deleting His Limits, Unlocking His Full Potential

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    Ilya Ivashka remembers his first martial arts class vividly. His friend, Andrei Kozlovsky, gave him a stern warning.

    “He told me, ‘Man, don’t go there because they are going to break all your body’,” Ivashka recalled from when he was a child. “I was so scared. I said, ‘Okay, I’m not going there.’ I went to the first class. I was crying, they took me out and because of him I said I will never do it.”

    The next sport Ivashka tried was tennis, because his father always played with a friend. Fast-forward two decades and Ivashka is competing in the US Open, where he is into the fourth round for the first time.

    In the stands throughout the tournament has been Kozlovsky, who now is a professional dancer living in New York. It is safe to say his advice to Ivashka worked out. The 28-year-old is living his dream on one of the biggest stages in sports.

    Ivashka’s 21-year-old brother, Aleksei, grew up playing many sports. “My brother tried all sports that exist in the world,” Ivashka said. “By 10, he changed [to] 25 different sports. But for me, [it was] not like this.”

    It was all tennis all the time for Ivashka. Before he was a teen, he had already travelled outside Belarus to compete. One memory sticks out from when he was 12 years old.

    Ivashka remembers playing a prestigious junior tournament in Bradenton, Florida. Training at the same facility was Andy Murray, who at the time was on the verge of cracking the Top 10 of the Pepperstone ATP Rankings.

    “To see him playing and just to get a photo was the best moment of the trip,” Ivashka said, before reflecting on their first practice together, which came earlier this year in Rotterdam. “When I got the chance to practise with him, it was a very nice moment. I found this photo on Facebook that I have. I don’t use the Facebook, but I went there and I had this photo from I think 2006.

    “He was super nice. He’s a very, very nice guy. Even when we were practising, I didn’t know him and probably he didn’t know me as well… I talked with him and I showed him the picture from when I was young and he was super, super nice to me. We spoke and he’s a really nice guy.

    “It was funny because he was looking [at the picture] like, ‘What’s happening with my hair? What’s happening on my head?’”

    In his late teens, Ivashka’s parents wanted him to consider going to college in the United States. But at the age of 19, he secured his first Pepperstone ATP Ranking point at a tournament in Kazakhstan, which left him hungry for more.

    “I was thinking, ‘Okay, it’s unreal. I’m done here.’ I was so happy with just one ATP point and then it was coming. I was working a lot, practising a lot and that was the result,” Ivashka said. “At first you’re thinking [that getting] one point is something amazing. Then when you’re like [No.] 700, you think, ‘Ooh, I am better than half of the guys that are from my country, so maybe I can do a little bit more. Then [No.] 300, maybe I can play qualies of a Grand Slam, why not?’

    “I was deleting the limits that I had in my head and I was seeing, ‘Okay, it’s possible, I can do it and I am playing good, so why not?’ Now it’s the same thing. [It is important] to unlock the things in the head and keep believing that I can do it.’”

    After making his maiden ATP Tour semi-final in 2018 in Munich, Ivashka believed he was not too far from the top of the sport. Last year in Winston-Salem, he lifted his first ATP Tour trophy. Ivashka lost just five total games in his final two matches of the week, capturing the crown in emphatic fashion.

    “It was something that I was dreaming of because I wanted at least to win one ATP title,” Ivashka said. “It was a huge thing for me.”

    [ATP APP]

    His effort that week in North Carolina showed the rest of the Tour that when he is at his best, Ivashka is as dangerous an opponent as anyone with his powerful baseline game. The only man that earned a set against him that week was former World No. 3 Marin Cilic.

    “Ilya is a very big-hearted player, playing with heart and always fighting strong. You can see him every single match giving his best and pushing strong,” Cilic told ATPTour.com. “On the other side, he’s having that strong game, hitting big from the back of the court. Very solid.

    “We’ve seen through the years so many Belarusians and Russians, the guys smacking the ball big. He’s definitely one of them, great backhand, great solid game. In order to beat him, you really have to play well and also be ready for a physical battle as well.”

    Ivashka, who will play 11th seed Jannik Sinner for a place in his first Grand Slam quarter-final, keeps his big-picture expectations to himself. He prefers to show the world his best performance daily. When in form, there are few who can overpower the 28-year-old, who has defeated former World No. 11 Sam Querrey, eighth seed Hubert Hurkacz and 26th seed Lorenzo Musetti this year at Flushing Meadows.

    “At the end, everybody tries to put his game style on the court and try to dominate. I feel comfortable in these types of games, to play fast and to have the rallies, but to hit hard and to try to play aggressive,” Ivashka said. “That is the main goal, to try to [play]  my game [so] that it will hurt the opponent.”

    Ivashka wants to be the player who decides the match. So far, that strategy has worked out well on the quick New York hard courts.

    “It feels incredible to be honest. I didn’t expect [it] coming here. I didn’t have very good results the past three weeks and I was not feeling so good, but I think the game was there and I was just trying my last effort in the States [this trip],” Ivashka said. “I’m really happy I’m going to the second week.”

      

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  • Soccer Match Results – 09/04/2022

    Soccer Match Results – 09/04/2022

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    Albania: Superliga
    Laçi 0 – 1 Egnatia Rrogozhinë
    Bylis 0 – 1 Partizani Tirana

    Argentina: Federal A Tournament
    Boca Unidos 1 – 1 San Martín Formosa
    Juventud Unida G. 1 – 2 Central Norte
    Gimnasia Concepción 1 – 0 Defensores Belgrano VR
    Huracán Las Heras 3 – 1 Liniers Bahía Blanca
    Sansinena 1 – 1 Circulo Deportivo
    Villa Mitre 2 – 1 Sol de Mayo
    Sportivo Desamparados 0 – 1 Olimpo
    Camioneros RG 2 – 1 Estudiantes de San Luis
    Villa San Carlos 1 – 0 Deportivo Merlo
    Alvarado 0 – 0 Nueva Chicago
    Estudiantes Río Cuarto 0 – 1 Deportivo Maipú
    Deportivo Morón 1 – 1 Independiente Rivadavia
    Flandria 0 – 0 Mitre Santiago d. Estero
    Gimnasia Jujuy 1 – 1 Sacachispas
    Almirante Brown 0 – 1 Instituto
    Villa Dálmine 1 – 0 Agropecuario
    Club Atlético Güemes 0 – 0 Defensores de Belgrano
    San Telmo 4 – 1 Guillermo Brown
    Chaco For Ever 1 – 0 Atlético Rafaela
    Patronato 0 – 0 Unión
    Platense 0 – 0 Estudiantes
    Colón 1 – 2 Boca Juniors

    Armenia: Premier League
    BKMA 1 – 4 Urartu

    Australia: Northern NSW NPL
    Lambton Jaffas 1 – 3 Maitland
    Newcastle Olympic 1 – 0 Weston Workers
    Edgeworth Eagles 2 – 1 Valentine
    Lake Macquarie 0 – 3 Broadmeadow Magic
    Cooks Hill United 3 – 0 Adamstown Rosebuds
    Gold Coast Knights 3 – 1 Peninsula Power
    South Melbourne 1 – 0 Green Gully

    Austria: Bundesliga
    Rheindorf Altach 0 – 1 Rapid Vienna
    Wolfsberger AC 3 – 4 Austria Klagenfurt
    LASK 1 – 1 Ried
    FC Egg 3 – 4 Lauterach
    Hohenems 1 – 4 Rheindorf Altach II
    Dornbirner SV 0 – 3 Schwarz-Weiß Bregenz
    Allerheiligen 4 – 1 Leoben
    Ried II 3 – 1 Hertha
    Pinzgau Saalfelden 2 – 1 Wals-Grünau
    Golling 1 – 4 Austria Salzburg
    Anif 1 – 1 UFC Hallein
    WSG Tirol II 4 – 3 Imst
    Wörgl 2 – 0 Telfs

    Azerbaijan: Premyer Liqa
    Zira 2 – 1 Qəbələ
    Sabah 0 – 0 Səbail

    Belarus: 1. Division
    Molodechno 1 – 1 Slonim
    Smorgon 1 – 0 Shakhtyor Petrikov
    Orsha 2 – 2 Lida
    Shakhtyor 2 – 2 Neman Grodno
    Dinamo Minsk 4 – 0 Dnepr Mogilev
    Gomel 0 – 1 BATE

    Belgium: First Division A
    Anderlecht 2 – 2 OH Leuven
    Antwerp 3 – 0 Westerlo
    Zulte-Waregem 1 – 3 Union Saint-Gilloise
    Sporting Charleroi 2 – 1 Gent
    Excelsior Virton 1 – 1 Dender
    Lommel 0 – 2 Waasland-Beveren

    Bolivia: LFPB
    Real Tomayapo 1 – 1 Universitario de Sucre
    Guabirá 2 – 1 Real Santa Cruz

    Bosnia Herzegovina: Premier Liga
    Zrinjski 4 – 1 Sarajevo
    Leotar 0 – 1 Posušje
    Siroki Brijeg 2 – 0 Borac Banja Luka

    Brazil: Serie A
    Flamengo 1 – 1 Ceará
    Corinthians 2 – 2 Internacional
    Fortaleza 1 – 3 Botafogo
    Atlético Goianiense 0 – 2 Atlético Mineiro
    Cruzeiro 1 – 1 Criciúma
    Aparecidense 1 – 3 Botafogo SP
    Vitória 0 – 0 ABC
    América RN 2 – 0 São Bernardo

    Bulgaria: First League
    CSKA 1948 Sofia 4 – 0 Beroe
    Ludogorets 6 – 0 Hebar 1918
    Etar VT 1 – 0 Yantra 2019
    Botev Plovdiv II 0 – 1 Lovech

    China: China League One
    Jiangxi Beidamen 1 – 1 Shanghai Jiading
    Beijing BSU 0 – 2 Shijiazhuang Kungfu
    Qingdao Manatee 1 – 2 Sichuan Jiuniu

    Colombia: Primera A
    Deportivo Pereira 1 – 1 Once Caldas
    Millonarios 2 – 0 Independiente Santa Fe
    Unión Magdalena 2 – 1 Junior
    Cúcuta Deportivo 3 – 0 Orsomarso

    Costa Rica: Primera División
    Guanacasteca 1 – 0 Santos de Guápiles
    Cartaginés 3 – 2 San Carlos
    Alajuelense 2 – 1 Sporting San José
    Puntarenas 0 – 1 Deportivo Saprissa

    Croatia: 1. HNL
    Hajduk Split 5 – 1 Slaven Koprivnica
    Istra 1961 1 – 2 Lokomotiva Zagreb

    Cyprus: 1. Division
    Anorthosis 0 – 2 APOEL
    AEL 0 – 1 Enosis

    Czech Republic: 3. liga
    Povltava FA 0 – 4 Admira Praha
    České Budějovice II 3 – 1 Baník Sokolov
    Chlumec nad Cidlinou 0 – 1 Viktoria Žižkov
    Sokol Brozany 0 – 1 Slovan Velvary
    Teplice II 2 – 3 Ústí nad Labem
    Hradec Králové II 1 – 1 Sokol Živanice
    Znojmo 1 – 4 Hanácká
    Uničov 1 – 1 Hranice
    Hodonín 3 – 3 Velké Meziříčí
    Hradec Králové 0 – 0 Baník Ostrava
    Pardubice 0 – 2 Sigma Olomouc
    Slovacko 1 – 1 Slavia Prague
    Zbrojovka Brno 1 – 2 Bohemians 1905
    Sigma Olomouc II 0 – 0 Třinec
    Slavia Praha II 3 – 2 Varnsdorf
    Táborsko 1 – 0 Sparta Praha II
    Vysočina Jihlava 0 – 1 Opava
    Vlašim 6 – 1 Prostějov

    Denmark: 1st Division
    Fredericia 1 – 3 SønderjyskE
    Næstved 3 – 0 Vendsyssel
    Klitmoller 0 – 1 SGI
    OB 1 – 2 Viborg
    Lyngby 0 – 2 Randers
    Horsens 0 – 2 Brøndby
    Midtjylland 0 – 2 AaB

    Ecuador: Liga Pro
    Gualaceo 2 – 1 Barcelona
    Macará 3 – 0 Mushuc Runa

    England: Championship
    Huddersfield Town 0 – 1 Blackpool
    Hull City 0 – 2 Sheffield United
    Reading 2 – 1 Stoke City
    Wealdstone 1 – 1 Woking
    Enfield 2 – 1 AFC Rushden & Diamonds
    Holyport 0 – 1 Binfield
    Brighton & Hove Albion 5 – 2 Leicester City
    Manchester United 3 – 1 Arsenal

    Estonia: Esiliiga A
    Tulevik 5 – 0 Alliance
    Nõmme United 4 – 1 Laagri
    Elva 2 – 1 Viimsi
    Pärnu 1 – 3 Paide II
    Vaprus 0 – 1 Legion
    Tallinna Kalev 1 – 2 Kuressaare
    FCI Levadia 1 – 2 Flora

    Finland: Kakkonen
    KajHa 0 – 3 JS Hercules
    FC Komeetat 1 – 1 GBK
    JBK 1 – 2 VIFK
    LaPa 3 – 3 KuPS Akatemia
    Futura 0 – 3 Kiffen
    KäPa 5 – 1 NJS
    Klubi-04 4 – 4 Jazz
    Oulu 0 – 0 Lahti
    Mariehamn 2 – 3 Inter Turku

    France: Ligue 1
    Ajaccio 0 – 1 Lorient
    Clermont 2 – 0 Toulouse
    Montpellier 1 – 3 Lille
    Nice 0 – 1 Monaco
    Brest 1 – 1 Strasbourg
    Reims 1 – 1 Lens
    Troyes 1 – 1 Rennes

    Germany: 2. Bundesliga
    Darmstadt 1 – 1 Arminia Bielefeld
    Hansa Rostock 0 – 1 Hannover 96
    Sandhausen 0 – 0 Kaiserslautern
    Meppen 0 – 0 Elversberg
    Zwickau 0 – 0 Viktoria Köln
    Borussia M’gladbach 0 – 1 Mainz 05
    Augsburg 0 – 2 Hertha BSC
    Eintracht Rheine 0 – 1 Delbrücker SC
    Westfalia Rhynern 4 – 0 Victoria Clarholz
    Gievenbeck 3 – 0 Erndtebrück
    Gütersloh 3 – 1 Vreden
    Finnentrop / Bamenohl 2 – 1 Sportfreunde Siegen
    Preußen Münster II 1 – 4 ASC Dortmund
    Ennepetal 1 – 1 Paderborn II
    Sportfreunde Lotte 4 – 1 Sprockhövel
    Offenburger FV 2 – 5 Villingen
    Rielasingen-Arlen 1 – 4 Neckarsulmer SU
    MSV Düsseldorf 4 – 0 TuRU 1880 Düsseldorf
    Schonnebeck 0 – 2 Homberg
    Sonsbeck 1 – 0 Schwarz-Weiß Essen
    SF Hamborn 1 – 2 Monheim
    TVD Velbert 0 – 1 SSVg Velbert
    Union Nettetal 0 – 1 SC St. Tönis
    FSV Duisburg 0 – 5 Meerbusch
    Ahlerstedt / Ottendorf 2 – 3 Schöningen
    Gifhorn 4 – 1 HSC Hannover
    Germania Egestorf 2 – 0 FT Braunschweig
    Rotenburger SV 1 – 1 Spelle-Venhaus
    Lupo-Martini 2 – 0 Arminia Hannover
    Eintracht Celle 2 – 4 VfL Oldenburg
    Bersenbrück 5 – 1 LSK Hansa
    Paloma 5 – 0 Osdorf
    Niendorfer TSV 0 – 2 Altona 93
    Union Tornesch 0 – 3 Türkiye
    Sasel 2 – 3 Hamm United
    Viktoria Griesheim 4 – 3 Waldgirmes
    Neuhof 0 – 4 Eintracht Stadtallendorf
    SV Steinbach 0 – 2 Hanau 93
    Cronenberger SC 2 – 2 Hilden
    Todesfelde 3 – 1 Bordesholm
    Lübeck II 1 – 1 Eckernförder SV
    Eichede 5 – 0 Weiche Flensburg II
    Frisia 03 Risum-Lindholm 0 – 2 Dornbreite Lübeck
    Inter Türkspor Kiel 3 – 4 Kilia Kiel
    Eltersdorf 4 – 1 Jahn Regensburg II
    ASV Neumarkt 2 – 2 Donaustauf
    Wegberg-Beeck 3 – 0 Vichttal
    Borussia Freialdenhoven 0 – 3 Fortuna Köln II
    Siegburger SV 2 – 2 BCV Glesch / Paffendorf
    Hürth 1 – 1 Viktoria Arnoldsweiler
    Pesch 6 – 0 Blau-Weiß Friesdorf
    Eintracht Hohkeppel 4 – 3 Frechen
    Blau-Weiß Königsdorf 0 – 2 Bergisch Gladbach
    Hemelingen 2 – 2 Vatan Sport
    Union Bremen 0 – 4 Oberneuland
    Eintracht Trier 0 – 2 Mainz 05 II
    Wattenscheid 09 1 – 2 Alemannia Aachen
    Hamburger SV II 1 – 3 Hannover 96 II
    Havelse 2 – 2 Phönix Lübeck
    Eintracht Norderstedt 2 – 2 Borussia Hildesheim
    Atlas Delmenhorst 0 – 3 Drochtersen / Assel

    Greece: Super League
    AEK Athens 2 – 0 PAS Giannina
    Aris 0 – 0 PAOK
    Atromitos 1 – 1 Panaitolikos
    Volos NFC 0 – 1 OFI

    Guatemala: Liga Nacional
    Achuapa 2 – 0 Guastatoya
    Santa Lucía 0 – 2 Xinabajul
    Iztapa 0 – 2 Comunicaciones
    Victoria 1 – 2 Vida
    Olancho 3 – 1 Real España
    Real Sociedad 1 – 2 Motagua

    Hungary: NB I
    Kisvárda 0 – 1 Honvéd
    Ujpest 0 – 6 Ferencvaros
    MTK 6 – 1 Kozármisleny
    Kazincbarcika 2 – 0 Csákvári TK
    Pécsi MFC 0 – 0 Nyíregyháza Spartacus
    Ajka 0 – 1 Győri ETO
    Tiszakécske 2 – 0 Szombathelyi Haladás
    Soroksár SC 2 – 1 Siófok
    Dorogi 0 – 0 Budafoki MTE
    Szentlőrinc SE 1 – 1 MTE 1904
    Szeged-Csanád 3 – 3 Békéscsaba

    Iceland: Úrvalsdeild
    Víkingur Reykjavík 2 – 2 ÍBV
    Leiknir Reykjavík 0 – 0 FH
    ÍA 4 – 4 KR
    Fram 2 – 2 KA
    Stjarnan 0 – 2 Keflavík

    Indonesia: Liga 1
    Persib 2 – 1 RANS Nusantara
    Dewa United 0 – 0 PSS Sleman
    Barito Putera 1 – 1 Arema

    Italy: Serie A
    Cremonese 0 – 0 Sassuolo
    Hellas Verona 2 – 1 Sampdoria
    Spezia 2 – 2 Bologna
    Udinese 4 – 0 Roma
    Südtirol 2 – 1 Pisa

    Japan: J2 League
    Tochigi 1 – 1 ThespaKusatsu Gunma
    Fagiano Okayama 2 – 0 Machida Zelvia
    Roasso Kumamoto 1 – 0 Omiya

    Kazakhstan: Premier League
    Aksu 4 – 2 Maqtaaral
    Shakhter Karagandy 1 – 0 Taraz
    Atyrau 3 – 2 Kaspiy

    Latvia: 1. Liga
    Grobiņa 0 – 0 FS Jelgava
    Saldus SS / Leevon 1 – 3 Rēzekne FA
    AFA Olaine 2 – 0 Tukums II
    Valmiera 0 – 1 Liepaja
    Super Nova 0 – 3 Metta
    Rigas FS 1 – 1 Riga

    Lithuania: 1 Lyga
    Riteriai II 1 – 4 Nevėžis
    Banga 0 – 1 Kauno Zalgiris

    Malawi: Super League
    Karonga United 0 – 1 Moyale Barracks
    Kamuzu Barracks 5 – 2 Rumphi United
    Red Lions 2 – 2 Ekwendeni Hammers

    Malaysia: Premier League
    Kuching FA 2 – 1 Kelantan United
    Johor Darul Ta’zim II 3 – 0 Terengganu II
    Kelantan 1 – 2 Selangor II

    Mexico: Liga MX
    Monterrey 0 – 0 Mazatlán
    Atlas 0 – 0 Pumas UNAM
    América 2 – 1 Tigres UANL

    Moldova: Divizia Nationala
    Sfîntul Gheorghe 1 – 2 CSF Bălți
    Milsami 1 – 0 Zimbru

    Montenegro: First League
    Mornar 1 – 0 Petrovac
    Buducnost 3 – 0 Jedinstvo

    Morocco: Botola Pro
    Raja Casablanca 2 – 2 Olympic Safi
    Khouribga 0 – 1 Chabab Mohammédia

    Netherlands: Eerste Divisie
    MVV 1 – 1 Roda JC
    RKC Waalwijk 5 – 2 Excelsior
    Emmen 0 – 3 AZ
    Heerenveen 0 – 0 NEC
    Groningen 0 – 1 Vitesse
    TEC 2 – 2 AFC

    Nicaragua: Primera Division
    Deportivo Ocotal 2 – 1 Managua
    Matagalpa 2 – 3 Diriangén

    North Macedonia: First League
    Skopje 1 – 0 Pobeda
    Bregalnica Štip 2 – 0 Shkupi
    Shkendija 1 – 1 Makedonija GjP
    Sileks 3 – 2 Tikvesh
    Akademija Pandev 0 – 3 Struga

    Norway: 1. Division
    KFUM 3 – 0 Mjøndalen
    Sandnes Ulf 3 – 5 Start
    Fløy-Flekkerøy 3 – 2 Sotra
    Brattvåg 1 – 1 Tromsdalen
    Haugesund 2 – 1 Tromsø
    Kristiansund 3 – 1 Sandefjord
    Strømsgodset 1 – 2 Aalesund
    Rosenborg 4 – 1 Viking
    Sarpsborg 08 2 – 1 HamKam
    Odd 2 – 1 Jerv
    Valerenga 3 – 1 Lillestrøm

    Paraguay: Division Profesional
    12 de Octubre 1 – 3 Olimpia

    Peru: Primera División
    ADT 1 – 1 Atlético Grau
    Alianza Lima 0 – 2 Universitario
    Academia Cantolao 0 – 0 UTC Cajamarca
    Carlos Stein 0 – 1 Sport Huancayo

    Poland: Ekstraklasa
    Zagłębie Lubin 1 – 1 Jagiellonia Białystok
    Korona Kielce 1 – 2 Pogon Szczecin
    Lech Poznań 2 – 0 Widzew Łódź
    Podbeskidzie 0 – 1 Ruch Chorzów
    Arka Gdynia 5 – 0 Tychy

    Portugal: Primeira Liga
    Casa Pia 0 – 0 Arouca
    Portimonense 1 – 0 Famalicão
    Santa Clara 2 – 1 Marítimo

    Romania: Liga I
    Petrolul 52 2 – 1 Botoșani
    Concordia Chiajna 0 – 1 Dinamo Bucureşti

    Russia: FNL
    Neftekhimik 1 – 0 Shinnik
    Kuban Krasnodar 0 – 0 Volgar Astrakhan
    Volga Ulyanovsk 0 – 2 Veles
    Rubin Kazan 2 – 2 Alaniya Vladikavkaz
    Dynamo Makhachkala 1 – 1 Akron
    Rodina Moskva 1 – 2 Krasnodar II
    Yenisey 1 – 1 SKA Khabarovsk
    KAMAZ 0 – 0 Baltika
    Spartak Moscow 1 – 2 Zenit
    Krylya Sovetov 0 – 1 CSKA Moscow
    Lokomotiv Moscow 1 – 2 Akhmat Grozny

    Serbia: Prva Liga
    Mačva Šabac 2 – 1 OFK Vršac
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