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Forward of "Milan" and the Ukrainian national football team, Andriy Shevchenko, as of July 14 is officially no longer considered one of Ukraine's most eligible bachelors. \n \nAs reported by the website "Sovetsky Sport" with reference to information in the Italian "La Gazzetta dello Sport.
Mariupol's "Illichivets" managed to debut in European competitions with a victory. In the first qualifying round of the UEFA Cup, "Illichivets" defeated Armenian "Banants" 2:0 at home. Former Shakhtar Donetsk player Serhiy Zakarlyuka scored a brace in this match.
\nchampion.com.ua, 15.07.2004, 22:32 \n \nKyiv "Dynamo" failed to secure a victory over Donetsk "Shakhtar" for the second time in five days.
Today starts the 14th football championship of Ukraine. This year again only two western Ukrainian teams are playing in the top division. The management of Lutsk's "Volyn," which only miraculously escaped relegation to the first league last season, recently published its plans for the next season.
Under the slogan “Sport against drugs, tobacco and alcohol abuse,” an interregional tennis tournament took place in Ostroh. \n \n-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- \n \nThe main award was the cup of the rector of the National University “Ostroh Academy.
The eleventh stage of the Formula 1 auto racing championship, which took place this weekend at the Silverstone circuit in Great Britain, was marked by Michael Schumacher's tenth victory this year and the 80th victory of the driver's career.
The European Championship in Portugal significantly reshuffled the teams in the top ten of the FIFA world ranking. Only the positions of the top three remained unchanged. As before, Brazil tops the ranking of the best teams on the planet.
The Portuguese Euro became a kind of continuation of the 2002 World Cup, confirming new trends in modern football: the favorites "made it a rule" to leave the final stages of championships "the English way," without showing excessive desire to take some Cup with them...
Ukrainian Natalia Konrad became the European fencing champion in Copenhagen. She was the strongest in the women's épée competition. In one eighth of the final, Konrad knocked out another Ukrainian, Eva Vybornova, from the competition.
The "Portuguese" Euro seems to have given the Czech team a real chance to add another set of awards to its assets, since it has no fewer titles and experience than any of the three other semifinalists of the tournament.
