Senior coach of FC "Volyn", Vitaliy Kvartsyany's right-hand man Petro Ivanovych Kushlyk is leaving the Lutsk team, reports the fan website of the aforementioned club.

\nThe VI tournament for the Anatoliy Tymoshchuk Cup, dedicated to Ukraine's Independence Day, has finished in Lutsk. Its winners were young football players of the children's and youth football team "Volyn" from Lutsk. This is reported by the "Official website of A. Tymoshchuk".

Yesterday in Kyiv, the Ukrainian national football team lost the semifinal match of the Lobanovsky Memorial to the Israeli team.

London's "Chelsea" has once again made an attempt to get the Ukrainian forward of "Milan," Andriy Shevchenko, writes the Italian newspaper Corriere dello Sport.

Lutsk team reinforced by Tavriya forward Stepanov \n \n \nThe transfer period in the Ukrainian top league is coming to an end. We offer you information about the latest losses and acquisitions of Volyn. \n \n \nThe work of Lutsk's Volyn on the transfer market is concluding.

After a rather unsuccessful start at the European Team Chess Championship in Gothenburg, Sweden, the Ukrainian men's team continues to accumulate points. In the fifth round, the Ukrainians defeated the German team with a score of 3:1.

In Buryak's starting lineup, there was no place for Rebrov, who was not even on the bench. The reason is unknown. In attack, alongside Shatskikh, Buryak again placed Chesnauskis, who in recent years played as a forward only for the Lithuania national team...

On August 2, at the office of the Professional Football League, during a meeting of the PFL Bureau, the draw for the 1/32 finals of the Ukrainian Cup took place. Recall that at this stage, all clubs of the top and first leagues will meet away against teams of the second league.

Italian "Inter", which is Shakhtar Donetsk's opponent in the third qualifying round of the Champions League, has topped the list of the world's best teams according to the International Institute of Football History and Statistics (IFFHS) for the second month in a row.

1. Roger Federer (Switzerland) - 6505 2. Rafael Nadal (Spain) - 3995 3. Lleyton Hewitt (Australia) - 3805 4. Marat Safin (Russia) - 3285 5. Andy Roddick (USA) - 3200 6. Andre Agassi (USA) - 2415 7. Nikolay Davydenko (Russia) - 2115 8. Gaston Gaudio (Argentina) - 1835 9. Guillermo Coria (Argentina) - 1670 10.