Month: July 2020

Man Utd will face Copenhagen or Istanbul Basaksehir in the Europa League quarter-finals.

The draw for next month’s eight-team mini-tournament in Germany was made at an empty auditorium in Nyon, Switzerland.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side are all but through having won 5-0 at LASK in the first leg of their last-16 tie and United will face Copenhagen or Istanbul Basaksehir in the single-leg quarter-finals.

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Wolves would play Roma or Sevilla in the quarter-finals if they overcome Olympiacos, who they drew 1-1 with in the first leg Greece.

Rangers head to Bayer Leverkusen trailing 3-1 from the first leg in Germany and will be rewarded with a match against Inter Milan or Getafe if they manage an almighty comeback.

Shakhtar Donetsk or Wolfsburg against Basel or Frankfurt is the other quarter-final.

United and Wolves could face one another in an all-English semi-final should both teams progress that far, while Rangers’ last-four opponents would be Basel, Frankfurt, Shakhtar or Wolfsburg.

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Barcelona are interested in bringing Spurs left-back Ryan Sessegnon to the Camp Nou this summer, according to reports in Spain.

The 20-year-old has had to endure a difficult start to his Tottenham career following his £25million summer move from Fulham, where he became a teenage sensation known for his left-wing displays.

He first had to overcome a serious hamstring injury, then was sparingly used by former boss Mauricio Pochettino before being deployed at left-back by Jose Mourinho.

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Sessegnon has only made 12 appearances in all competitions this campaign and is yet to make an appearance since the Premier League restarted last month.

Sessegnon did not play for Spurs until November, which was a far cry from his time at Fulham, where he was well on his way to 100 appearances by his 18th birthday.

Despite his lack of game time, Mundo Deportivo journalist Miguel Rico (via Sport Witness) claims that Barcelona ‘like’ Sessegnon with the Catalan giants hoping to bring in a back-up wing-back to cover Jordi Alba.

However, there is one ‘problem’ with Barcelona’s surprising pursuit of Sessegnon with the La Liga outfit needing to offload Junior Firpo before making their move.

 

Former Liverpool team doctor Andrew Massey has revealed how Steven Gerrard’s penis was the first he stitched back together after the former midfielder tore it during a match.

An FA Cup tie against Bournemouth in January 2014 left Gerrard needing stitches in his penis following a tackle that saw him in a bad way.

Massey, who is now FIFA’s head doctor, joined Liverpool in 2013 as their academy doctor before being promoted to team doctor on an interim basis a year later before landing the job permanently.

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On the incident, Massey told The Sun: “Stevie came over to me at the end of the match and said, ‘Doc, you are going to have to have a look at this’.

“I looked down and saw blood everywhere and thought, ‘Wow, that must be really sore’.

“I was trying to think back to my medical training and nowhere in my training does it teach you how to stitch a penis.

“I thought, ‘I don’t want the first penis I’ve stitched to be Steven Gerrard’s but it was’.”

On the incident, Gerrard praised Massey, he said: “Doc Massey spoke to a few people and the room cleared. I took off my shorts and underpants and had one last look. Ouch. I hoped I wasn’t saying goodbye to an old friend.

“I got a jab first and then, careful not to look at what he was doing, I could tell he wasn’t feeling too comfortable about it either. Doc Massey must have wished that he could have stayed at home treating the Academy kids’ cuts and bruises.

“I didn’t talk much, though. I wanted him fully concentrated. He did a good job. I felt no pain as he put in the stitches – four as he had predicted – and I walked back into the dressing room.”

 

He added: “The magic of the FA Cup was bloodied on the day my penis was cut and then stitched shut. The only surprise that Saturday, was an eye-watering laceration to my private parts.

“I pulled my shorts a couple of inches away from my waist and managed a sneaky check. My underpants were bloodied. My mind was racing, I was concerned that something serious had happened.

“I discreetly pulled back my underpants as well as my shorts for a longer look. I ran over to the touchline, straight to Brendan [Rodgers]. I also called over to Chris Morgan and Andy Massey.

“I said to Brendan, ‘Look, I’ve got a problem here…’ I nodded down to my privates. ‘There’s a big gash … it’s bleeding,’ I said.

“Chris acted quickly. He called a few of the backroom team over and they formed a little huddle so no one else could see what we were doing as I opened up my shorts. Brendan peered down, grimaced and shook his head.”

Gerrard continued: “I played on. The pain wasn’t too bad – just the dull ache that follows the sharp slicing sensation when your skin first gets cut open.

“All the lads were falling about laughing. We had won, the atmosphere was good and they thought it was hilarious. I got zero sympathy from any of the lads.

“The lads were absolutely p***ing themselves now and you can imagine how many jokes about inches and stitches, penis size and my future performances at home with Alex. I might have smiled but I could have throttled the lot of them.

“A bunch of footballers are the last people you want discussing the state of your sliced penis.”

The current Liverpool side host Burnley on Saturday as they look to move closer to a record Premier League points haul.

 

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Roy Keane says that Paul Pogba “wants to be the main guy” on social media but not on the pitch for Man Utd as he doubts his leadership abilities.

The World Cup winner scored his first goal of an injury-ravaged campaign on Thursday, wrapping up a 3-0 Premier League win at embattled Aston Villa.

Pogba is playing with a smile on his face a year on from admitting his openness to a move away from Old Trafford, with the France international even reportedly willing to extend his deal.

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Despite his improving performances, Keane still thinks that Pogba is more interested in social media than being a leader on the pitch for Man Utd.

Keane told Sky Sports: “What I would say about Pogba, we’ve been saying for the last year or two that he needs to take more of a lead with the team. I don’t think he wants to be a leader. I think he’ll enjoy that Harry Maguire has come into the club, showing different leadership skills.

“And obviously Fernandes, leadership skills on the pitch. And I think Pogba likes that. I don’t think he necessarily wants to be the main guy. He probably wants to be the main guy on the social media side of things, but on the pitch he’s thinking, ‘I’m glad of that, I’ll just be under that radar’.

“We’ve always said he’s got that quality, and I think he never really wanted to be that leader at Man United. He doesn’t have to be now because he’s got a couple of other lads around him and he looks like he’s enjoying himself a bit more.”

 

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NEW YORK — An autopsy found broken bones in Jeffrey Epstein’s neck that suggest the pedophile financier either hanged himself or was choked to death, a new report says.

Medical examiners determined Epstein had a broken hyoid bone following his death at Lower Manhattan’s Metropolitan Correctional Center, The Washington Post reported early Thursday.

The injury can appear in people who have killed themselves by hanging but is more common in those who were fatally strangled, the paper reported, citing research and forensic experts.

The reported findings raise further questions about the cause of Epstein’s death as he awaited trial in Manhattan on federal sex-trafficking charges. Officials have said he apparently took his own life, but the city’s Office of Chief Medical Examiner has not ruled on the cause and manner of his death.

Chief Medical Examiner Barbara Sampson said the findings of the autopsy have to be taken together. Her office says it is still studying the cause of Epstein’s death.

“In all forensic investigations, all information must be synthesized to determine the cause and manner of death,” Sampson said in a statement. “Everything must be consistent; no single finding can be evaluated in a vacuum.”

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MOORHEAD, Minn. – The Minnesota State University Moorhead wrestling team will resume the 2017-18 campaign on Saturday when it hosts the annual Dragon Open at Alex Nemzek Fieldhouse. The tournament will begin at 9 a.m. and will run all day.

The Dragons have been on a slight hiatus from competition after competing at the University of Nebraska-Kearney Holiday Inn Open on Nov. 18. At that tournament, the Dragons had four wrestlers who finished with 5-1 records led by junior Adam Blees, who ended up taking fourth in the elite bracket at 174 pounds. Redshirt freshman Seth Hutchison brought home a second place finish at 133 pounds in the Amateur division, while freshman Cole Jones also finished 5-1 in the 125-pound Amateur division.

The Dragons also had two wrestlers compete at the Finn Grinaker Open hosted by Concordia-Moorhead. Freshman Evan Foster (unattached) won the title at 197 pounds in the maroon division, while freshman Tyson Leon finished fifth at 141 pounds in the gold division.

The Dragons are led by junior Adam Blees, who has a 9-3 record at 174 pounds. Redshirt freshman Seth Hutchison has a 5-1 record on the season, while freshman Cole Jones is 8-4 so far at 125. Redshirt freshman Aaron Sistrunk is 6-5, while freshman Mason Schulz has racked up an 11-4 record while competing unattached. Redshirt freshman Jordan Magnuson is 5-1 at 285 for MSUM.

Head coach Kris Nelson is in his ninth season as head coach of the Dragons. In his career, he has coached five All-Americans, several national qualifiers, and more than a dozen NSIC All-Academic selections.

Dragon Open Brackets/Results on TrackWrestling.com

Looking ahead
The Dragons will travel to Minneapolis on Dec. 7 to face Division III power Augsburg College before traveling to Indianapolis for the Midwest Classic on Dec. 16. After that, they will have a one-month break before entering NSIC competition.

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2017 MSU-Moorhead Dragon Wrestling Open results. December 2nd at Moorhead, Minn.

Brackets/Results on TrackWrestling.com

Red Division (Upper Class)

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1st Place – Noah Becker of St. Johns University
2nd Place – Kahlen Morris of South Dakota State
3rd Place – Cole Jones of MSU – Moorhead
4th Place – Jared Goldsmith of MSU – Moorhead
5th Place – Tirso Lara of North Dakota State University
6th Place – Jeremy Leintz of Univ of Mary
1st: Noah Becker (St. Johns University) won by decision over Kahlen Morris (South Dakota State) (Dec 9-8)
3rd: Cole Jones (MSU – Moorhead) won by decision over Jared Goldsmith (MSU – Moorhead) (Dec 8-2)
5th: Tirso Lara (North Dakota State University) won by tech fall over Jeremy Leintz (Univ of Mary) (TF 24-8)

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1st Place – Garrett Vos of St. Cloud State
2nd Place – Andrew Smith of St. Johns University
3rd Place – Rylee Molitor of South Dakota State
4th Place – Sawyer Degen of North Dakota State University
5th Place – Aaron Sistrunk of MSU – Moorhead
6th Place – Parker Huss of Rochester Community College
1st: Garrett Vos (St. Cloud State) won by fall over Andrew Smith (St. Johns University) (Fall 5:40)
3rd: Rylee Molitor (South Dakota State) won by decision over Sawyer Degen (North Dakota State University) (Dec 5-2)
5th: Aaron Sistrunk (MSU – Moorhead) won by decision over Parker Huss (Rochester Community College) (Dec 9-5)

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1st Place – Nicolas Colunga of North Dakota State University
2nd Place – Ryan Rodorigo of St. Cloud State
3rd Place – Auston Hall of Rochester Community College
4th Place – Mason Schulz of MSU – Moorhead
5th Place – Reed Cronin of Univ of Mary
6th Place – Aric Williams of South Dakota State
1st: Nicolas Colunga (North Dakota State University) won by decision over Ryan Rodorigo (St. Cloud State) (Dec 8-6)
3rd: Auston Hall (Rochester Community College) won by decision over Mason Schulz (MSU – Moorhead) (Dec 13-8)
5th: Reed Cronin (Univ of Mary) won by decision over Aric Williams (South Dakota State) (Dec 8-6)

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1st Place – Michael Prieto of South Dakota State
2nd Place – Zach Scott of MSU – Moorhead
3rd Place – Mark Voss of Ridgewater College
4th Place – Gavin Sutton of North Dakota State University
5th Place – Peyton Smith of South Dakota State
6th Place – Brandon Aragon of Jamestown
1st: Michael Prieto (South Dakota State) won by decision over Zach Scott (MSU – Moorhead) (Dec 7-4)
3rd: Mark Voss (Ridgewater College) won by decision over Gavin Sutton (North Dakota State University) (Dec 10-7)
5th: Peyton Smith (South Dakota State) won by tech fall over Brandon Aragon (Jamestown) (TF 17-0)

157
1st Place – Hunter Shelton of South Dakota State
2nd Place – Alfred Daniel of Rochester Community College
3rd Place – Jaden VanMaanen of North Dakota State University
4th Place – Chris Leatherman of Univ of Mary
5th Place – Jakob Weisbrod of Univ of Mary
6th Place – Sam Naddy of Itasca
1st: Hunter Shelton (South Dakota State) won by major decision over Alfred Daniel (Rochester Community College) (Maj 12-3)
3rd: Jaden VanMaanen (North Dakota State University) won in sudden victory – 1 over Chris Leatherman (Univ of Mary) (SV-1 8-6)
5th: Jakob Weisbrod (Univ of Mary) won by major decision over Sam Naddy (Itasca ) (Maj 14-4)

165
1st Place – Devin Donovan of St. Cloud State
2nd Place – Josh BArzowski of St. Cloud State
3rd Place – Weston Dobler of MSU – Moorhead
4th Place – Sakai Kelly of St. Cloud State
5th Place – Anders Lantz of South Dakota State
6th Place – Alex LaPierre of Rochester Community College
1st: Devin Donovan (St. Cloud State) won by decision over Josh BArzowski (St. Cloud State) (Dec 3-2)
3rd: Weston Dobler (MSU – Moorhead) won by fall over Sakai Kelly (St. Cloud State) (Fall 0:39)
5th: Anders Lantz (South Dakota State) won by major decision over Alex LaPierre (Rochester Community College) (Maj 10-2)

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1st Place – Adam Blees of MSU – Moorhead
2nd Place – Charley Popp of North Dakota State University
3rd Place – Shane Siewert of Rochester Community College
4th Place – Jacob Green of Univ of Mary
5th Place – Tanner Smith of Jamestown
6th Place – Jalen Thul of Rochester Community College
1st: Adam Blees (MSU – Moorhead) won in sudden victory – 1 over Charley Popp (North Dakota State University) (SV-1 5-3)
3rd: Shane Siewert (Rochester Community College) won by decision over Jacob Green (Univ of Mary) (Dec 7-2)
5th: Tanner Smith (Jamestown) won by fall over Jalen Thul (Rochester Community College) (Fall 0:50)

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1st Place – Brady Nelson of St. Cloud State
2nd Place – Mitchell Kotschevar of MSU – Moorhead
3rd Place – Sam Truen of Itasca
4th Place – Matt Hernandez of Jamestown
5th Place – Cole Witzig of North Dakota State University
6th Place – Ryan Sanchez of Jamestown
1st: Brady Nelson (St. Cloud State) won by decision over Mitchell Kotschevar (MSU – Moorhead) (Dec 12-8)
3rd: Sam Truen (Itasca ) won by decision over Matt Hernandez (Jamestown) (Dec 5-1)
5th: Cole Witzig (North Dakota State University) won by major decision over Ryan Sanchez (Jamestown) (Maj 8-0)

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1st Place – Noah Ryan of St. Cloud State
2nd Place – Preston Lehmann of MSU – Moorhead
3rd Place – Manny Garcia of MSU – Moorhead
4th Place – Mason Hawkins of Rochester Community College
5th Place – Evan Foster of MSU – Moorhead
6th Place – August Peplinski of North Dakota State University
1st: Noah Ryan (St. Cloud State) won by fall over Preston Lehmann (MSU – Moorhead) (Fall 6:23)
3rd: Manny Garcia (MSU – Moorhead) won by decision over Mason Hawkins (Rochester Community College) (Dec 2-1)
5th: Evan Foster (MSU – Moorhead) won by medical forfeit over August Peplinski (North Dakota State University) (MFF)

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1st Place – Brandon Metz of North Dakota State University
2nd Place – Kevin Vough of South Dakota State
3rd Place – Luis Pinto of Rochester Community College
4th Place – Jordan Magnuson of MSU – Moorhead
5th Place – Jerrad Nieland of North Dakota State University
6th Place – Cody Anderson of MSU – Moorhead
1st: Brandon Metz (North Dakota State University) won by fall over Kevin Vough (South Dakota State) (Fall 1:11)
3rd: Luis Pinto (Rochester Community College) won by decision over Jordan Magnuson (MSU – Moorhead) (Dec 8-3)
5th: Jerrad Nieland (North Dakota State University) won by medical forfeit over Cody Anderson (MSU – Moorhead) (MFF)

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White Division (Lower Class)

141
1st Place – Jesus Murillo of Jamestown
2nd Place – Logan Mahoney of Univ of Mary
3rd Place – Tanner Pasvogel of St. Cloud State
4th Place – Jake Fernholz of St. Johns University
5th Place – Antonio Ruiz of Jamestown
6th Place – Jake Hegel of Univ of Mary
1st: Jesus Murillo (Jamestown) won by fall over Logan Mahoney (Univ of Mary) (Fall 1:40)
3rd: Tanner Pasvogel (St. Cloud State) won by fall over Jake Fernholz (St. Johns University) (Fall 1:47)
5th: Antonio Ruiz (Jamestown) won by medical forfeit over Jake Hegel (Univ of Mary) (MFF)

149
1st Place – Brandon Ortman of St. Johns University
2nd Place – Tyrik Sann of Rochester Community College
3rd Place – John Roddick of St. Cloud State
4th Place – Kyle Fowler of Northland
5th Place – Bailey Mennis of MSU – Moorhead
6th Place – Ethan K Kiehm of Itasca
1st: Brandon Ortman (St. Johns University) won by fall over Tyrik Sann (Rochester Community College) (Fall 3:48)
3rd: John Roddick (St. Cloud State) won by tech fall over Kyle Fowler (Northland) (TF 18-2)
5th: Bailey Mennis (MSU – Moorhead) won by tech fall over Ethan K Kiehm (Itasca ) (TF 16-0)

157
1st Place – Theodore Pierce of St. Cloud State
2nd Place – Augustus Siaway of Ridgewater College
3rd Place – Wallace Michels of Minnesota West Comm & Tech
4th Place – Nicholas Erbes of MSU – Moorhead
5th Place – Ryan Stenson of MSU – Moorhead
6th Place – Hunter Wardell of Rochester Community College
1st: Theodore Pierce (St. Cloud State) won by fall over Augustus Siaway (Ridgewater College) (Fall 0:14)
3rd: Wallace Michels (Minnesota West Comm & Tech) won by decision over Nicholas Erbes (MSU – Moorhead) (Dec 10-7)
5th: Ryan Stenson (MSU – Moorhead) won by medical forfeit over Hunter Wardell (Rochester Community College) (MFF)

165
1st Place – Kelby Hawkins of South Dakota State
2nd Place – Jason Moore of Univ of Mary
3rd Place – Devon Sievers of South Dakota State
4th Place – Noah Lefebvre of St. Johns University
5th Place – Kade Thompson of Jamestown
6th Place – Justin Folsom of Jamestown
1st: Kelby Hawkins (South Dakota State) won by fall over Jason Moore (Univ of Mary) (Fall 6:11)
3rd: Devon Sievers (South Dakota State) won by major decision over Noah Lefebvre (St. Johns University) (Maj 15-4)
5th: Kade Thompson (Jamestown) won by fall over Justin Folsom (Jamestown) (Fall 5:16)

174
1st Place – Elias Vaoifi of South Dakota State
2nd Place – Michael Pruess of Minnesota West Comm & Tech
3rd Place – Ryker Vander Woude of Rochester Community College
4th Place – Gabe Juaregui-Diaz of Jamestown
5th Place – Daniel Gainer of St. Johns University
6th Place – Zach Rucktaeschel of Minnesota West Comm & Tech
1st: Elias Vaoifi (South Dakota State) won by major decision over Michael Pruess (Minnesota West Comm & Tech) (Maj 23-9)
3rd: Ryker Vander Woude (Rochester Community College) won by fall over Gabe Juaregui-Diaz (Jamestown) (Fall 3:20)
5th: Daniel Gainer (St. Johns University) won by fall over Zach Rucktaeschel (Minnesota West Comm & Tech) (Fall 5:45)

184
1st Place – Jackson Schichel of Univ of Mary
2nd Place – Samuel Grove of South Dakota State
3rd Place – Elijah Hollins of Rochester Community College
4th Place – Jonathan Saafi of Jamestown
5th Place – Blake Skogstad of Itasca
6th Place – Zach Moon of Rochester Community College
1st: Jackson Schichel (Univ of Mary) won by decision over Samuel Grove (South Dakota State) (Dec 3-1)
3rd: Elijah Hollins (Rochester Community College) won by decision over Jonathan Saafi (Jamestown) (Dec 10-3)
5th: Blake Skogstad (Itasca ) won by medical forfeit over Zach Moon (Rochester Community College) (MFF)

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1st Place – Cory Schmidt of Itasca
2nd Place – Gerardo Jaime of Univ of Mary
3rd Place – Jaxon Seufzer of MSU – Moorhead
4th Place – Darell Noble of Rochester Community College
5th Place – Andrew Helfrich of Minot State (N.D.)
6th Place – Erik Gerena of Northland
1st: Cory Schmidt (Itasca ) won by decision over Gerardo Jaime (Univ of Mary) (Dec 7-2)
3rd: Jaxon Seufzer (MSU – Moorhead) won in sudden victory – 1 over Darell Noble (Rochester Community College) (SV-1 3-1)
5th: Andrew Helfrich (Minot State (N.D.)) won by decision over Erik Gerena (Northland) (Dec 4-1)

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1st Place – Jordan Will of Minot State (N.D.)
2nd Place – Zach Muller of St. Cloud State
3rd Place – Brady Reigstad of St. Cloud State
4th Place – Tanner Welsh of Rochester Community College
5th Place – Jordan Tholl of Regina
6th Place – Jordan Seufzer of Unattached
1st: Jordan Will (Minot State (N.D.)) won by tech fall over Zach Muller (St. Cloud State) (TF 18-2)
3rd: Brady Reigstad (St. Cloud State) won by fall over Tanner Welsh (Rochester Community College) (Fall 3:35)
5th: Jordan Tholl (Regina) won by fall over Jordan Seufzer (Unattached) (Fall 0:29)

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Scarlett Bordeaux is putting The IMPACT Wrestling Knockouts Division on notice as she will be making her in-ring debut at the upcoming IMPACT Wrestling TV Tapings in Las Vegas. The tapings will take place from February 15th through February 17th at Sam’s Town Live.

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Below are the top five moments from last Friday’s episode of IMPACT Wrestling. Starting at number five: The Rascalz defeated The Desi Hit Squad, Rich Swann & Willie Mack took down oVe, Sami Callihan decimated Puma King, Kiera Hogan pinned Allie and at number one, Pentagon Jr. & Fenix won The IMPACT Wrestling World Tag Team Titles.