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Round 6 MVP: Cory Higgins, CSKA Moscow – News – Welcome to Euroleague
CSKA Moscow remained one of two undefeated teams on the season, and Cory Higgins was instrumental as the team rallied in the second half and picked up a …
Ivan Franjic leaves Brisbane Roar for Torpedo Moscow The Guardian
The Socceroos’ World Cup defender Ivan Franjic will play in the Russian top-flight next season after joining Torpedo Moscow.
The Euro Step: All Hail Sarunas Jasikevicius & Other EuroLeague Notes FloHoops
October in the EuroLeague was fun, thrilling, and bloody. Our bet that is November won’t be much different.
Who are the best 50 football managers of all-time? Goal.com
France Football have unveiled their top 50 best coaches in football history – who makes the grade?
2018-19 Team Profile: Khimki Moscow Region – News – Welcome to Euroleague
Khimki Moscow Region returned to the EuroLeague in 2017-18 ready to show it belonged at the top level. Things could not have started much better when, after …
Russia’s Massive Nuclear Weapons Arsenal Is a Threat The National Interest Online
The U.S. mainstream view of Russia has changed quite a bit in the last twenty years, particularly in the last five. We have moved from the fantasy that there was …
Fenerbahçe on march in Euroleague Daily Sabah
The Yellow Canaries stayed perfect after two games by outlasting pesky Khimki Moscow Region for a 93-85 triumph thanks to Ali Muhammed’s brilliant …
Russia creates torpedo weapon production cluster TASS
Defense contractors make an emphasis on producing the electronic component of torpedo weapons, according to one of Russia’s key torpedo developers …
Fantasy Challenge recommendations: Round 26 – News – Welcome to Euroleague
Heading into the last five games of the regular season, here are some expert suggestions of which players you want on your EuroLeague Fantasy Challenge …
Russian football hooligans face a crackdown ahead of World Cup Al Jazeera English
Moscow, Russia – On a Saturday evening, thousands of football fans in red and white scarves streamed to the Otkritie Arena stadium in Moscow amid heavy police presence. FC Spartak Moskva was to play its first match after a two-week break in March. Spartak, which is vying for the Russian Premier League trophy, was to host Tosno, a small football club from the Leningrad region. At kickoff time, sector B of the stadium, where Spartak’s notorious ultras traditionally stand, was unusually quiet. “We’ve decided the first half to be quiet in memory of the Kemerovo victims,” said one fan in sector …