Yesterday, an extraordinary reporting and election conference of the Volyn branch of the "Dynamo" society was held in the premises of the club of the Ministry of Internal Affairs administration in Volyn.

Shevchenko's goal and the Kazakhs' own goal brought the Ukrainian national team victory in the 2006 World Cup qualifying match. The Kazakhs did not surprise Blokhin's team. Almost walking, the blue-and-yellows got their three points, which had been planned by the coaching staff even after the draw.

Kyiv resident Dolgopolov played in the ¼ final against Dutchman Antal van der Duim, but lost in three sets - 6:4, 4:6, 6:1.

The “Crystal Ball” – the main prize of the All-Ukrainian “Cup of Nations,” an analogue of the Soviet “Leather Ball” – was brought by young footballers from Volodymyr-Volynskyi to their hometown.

Ukrainian Oleksandr Dolgopolov became the last, eighth quarterfinalist in the junior singles at Roland Garros.

Russian Anastasia Panova became the winner of the ITF series tournament with a prize fund of $10,000, which ended in Kyiv. In the final, Panova defeated Ukrainian Lyubtsova in three sets. The score of the match - 3:6, 7:6 (7:4), 2:0, retirement. \n

Ukrainian Serhiy Bubka Jr. successfully overcame the third round of the junior tennis Roland Garros and reached the 1/4 finals of the junior category. The duel of the Ukrainian athlete against American Matt Bruch began not in Serhiy's favor.

In the ranking of the International Federation of Football History and Statistics (IFFHS), the leaders of Ukrainian football, Donetsk "Shakhtar" and Kyiv "Dynamo," have moved up in the list of the best teams on the planet.

Ukrainian Oleksandr Dolgopolov advanced to the third round of the junior Roland Garros tournament. The 16-year-old Kyiv native on Tuesday defeated the top-ranked junior in the world and second seed at Roland Garros 2005, American Donald Young. \n \n \nThe first set went to Young.

Now in the second round he must withstand a test against one of the favorites of Roland Garros, the world's second racket - American Donald Young.