For example, today you can watch:
Rotor (Volgograd) vs Luch (Vladivostok) on World Cup's Volgograd Arena: http://1fnl.ru/live/live7 (HD)
Krasnodar-2 vs SKA (Khabarovsk) http://1fnl.ru/live/live9
Armavir vs Mordovia (Saransk) http://1fnl.ru/live/live8
Hey guys, with it being the postseason in CFB world I wanted to post this update on football here in Asia. In Korea, thanks to Covid, we had to completely shut down all football leagues for the last two years. Luckily, an easing in restrictions allowed seasons to resume with shortened schedules. With this in mind, the leagues here all went with tournament format for the season. Just tonight, the Seoul National University Green Terrors defeated Sungkyunkwan University Royals to capture the tournament championship.
Had to shoutout the announcers real quick calling Hunter Renfrow the Slot Machine, very cool name
Thanks
If I were to name my rock band "The National Football League", and release music unrelated to the sport of football while taking care to steer clear of any imagery associated with the NFL, would they have the right to cease and desist me? And if they did, would I have a case to fight against it?
I'll be in Munich on June the 14th and was wondering if it would be possible to get 2 tickets for the Germany-Italy match and how I would do so? Ive seen some websites advertising tickets but they are more than 100 Euro and I wanted to know if there were any other places to buy tickets for cheaper.
Idea credit to u/LunarDelta
I understand, there could be a debate for not feeling connected to as they aren't from Nepali origin or there might be more pointers here.
However, it's a game we are bad at it. we might as well do whatever player is available and make best of it. for example, look at this Video
I am sure, if we can win some trophies and play more games. It would also be better for Nepali Origin player.
Anyways, it was just my 2 cents, as the A-division league is starting soon and we have hopes some foreign born Nepali player will come or some wonder kid will recover in months and be savior for Nepali football.
I have seen that there are currently 4 football teams from Moscow that play in the Russian Premier League (random order):
- Dynamo Moscow
- Lokomotiv Moscow
- CSKA Moscow
- Spartak Moscow
How would you describe each team based on tradition, fans, ultras, memorable results, playing style, rivalries, budget etc.?
In Russia, are there followings of players who go abroad or Is it more of a team based following? For example, Son for Tottenham has created huge followings of Tottenham in South Korea, could the same be said if a top Russian player signed for say Arsenal?
Only player that comes to mind is Golovin for Monaco
