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Saison 2009-2010 LUNDI 14 DÉCEMBRE 2009 16 SPORTS 24 HEURES Lundi 14 décembre 2009 INFO MEDIA BASKET Saison 2009-2010 LUNDI 14 DÉCEMBRE 2009 16 SPORTS 24 HEURES FOOTBALL 9. Lyon.......................................16 7 5 4 27-23 26 Classement: 1. Bernex 12/24. 2. Zurich Wild- Puis: 12. Janka 40. 24. Zurbriggen 18. 25. M23 (8 km): 1. Smail (Fr) 25’11’’. 2. Chahdi Tirage du 11 décembre 2009 COUPE DE SUISSE – QUARTS DE FINALE 10. Paris St-Germain................16 7 4 5 26-16 25 cats 13/24. 3. Martigny-Rhône 13/16. 4. Hoffmann 17. 28. Grünenfelder 15. 47. Küng 1. (Fr) à 6’’. 3. Bekele (Be) à 10’’. Puis: 6. Ryffel 11. Toulouse...............................17 7 3 7 17-13 24 Swiss Central 12/14. 5. Chêne 13/14 (968- Géant (3/7): 1. Raich (Aut) 185. 2. Janka (S) (S) à 27’’. 51. Zermatten (S) à 1’38’’. 68. Kern LUCERNE - SAINT-GALL 1-4 (0-3) 12. Monaco..................................15 7 1 7 17-20 22 982). 6. Villars 13/14 (1020-963). 7. Korac 160. 3. Ligety (EU) 156. 4. Cuche (S) 136. 5. (S) à 2’51’’. Gersag, Emmenbrücke. 6535 spectateurs. 13. Sochaux................................16 7 1 8 15-21 22 Zurich 12/12. 8. Vernier Meyrin 13/12 (972- Blardone (It) 130. Puis: 19. Berthod 38. 20. Arbitre: M. Zimmermann. 14. Lens........................................16 6 3 7 17-23 21 999). 9. Vevey Riviera 13/12 (939-960). 10. Viletta 36. 24. Défago 32. 35. Zurbriggen 11. HIPPISME Buts: 13e Frick 0-1. 40e Lang 0-2. 15. Nancy.....................................16 6 2 8 22-25 20 Pully 12/8. 11. DDV Lugano 13/8. 12. Acadé- Dames. Général (9/33): 1. Maria Riesch Paris. CSI. Finale du Top-Ten (2 tours): 1. 43e Pa Modou 0-3. 49e Siegrist 1- 3. 16. Nice.........................................16 6 2 8 17-27 20 mie Fribourg Olympic 12/6. 13. Union Neu- (All) 441. 2. Vonn (EU) 421. 3. Zettel (Aut) Ehning (All), Plit Blue, Plot Blue, 0/44’’89. 2. 74e Koubsky 1-4. 17. St-Etienne.............................17 4 3 10 11-25 15 châtel 13/0. 330. 4. Maze (Sln) 275. 5. Pärson (Su) 248. Bengtsson (Su), Casall, 0/45’’07. 3. Lamaze Puis: 23. Gisin 85. 26. Suter 75. 27. Styger (Can), Hickstead, 1/53’’67. Pas de Suisse au BÂLE - BIENNE (CHL) 3-1 (1-0) 18. Le Mans.................................16 3 3 10 15-24 12 LNA - DAMES 2 9 70. 36. Dettling 57. 44. Aufdenblatten 45. départ (renoncement de Schwizer). 20 41 43 44 46 19. Boulogne-sur-Mer..............16 3 3 10 13-31 12 Espérance Pully - Riva.................79-83 (38-46) Parc St-Jacques. 7503 spectateurs. 53. Kamer et Schild 31. 65. Grand 21. 68. Grand Prix (S/A): 1. Lansink (Be), Valentina 20. Grenoble...............................16 1 3 12 9-27 6 Hélios - Elfic Fribourg....................75-81 (42-45) No. Etoiles Nbre gagnants Gains (Fr.) Arbitre: M. Studer. Bonjour 19. 90. Camastral 7. Van’t Heike, 0/42’’55. 2. Lynch (Irl), All No. Troistorrents - Sierre.....................66-88 (33-54) Buts: 45e Frei 1-0. 60e Frei 2-0. 69e Streller ESPAGNE Géant (3/7): 1. Zettel (Aut) 220. 2. Hölzl Inclusive, 0/43’’32. 3. Le Jeune (Be). Vigo 0 - Classement: 1. Nyon 9/16. 2. Sierre 9/14 3-0. 76e Hediger 3-1. Real Saragosse - Athletic Bilbao 1-2; Barce- (All) 181. 3. Maze (Sln) 170. 4. Worley (Fr) d’Arsouilles, 0/43’’90. 4. Beerbaum (All), 4 1'296'057.15 (697-509). 3. Elfic Fribourg 9/14 (669-636). KRIENS (CHL) - THOUNE (CHL) 2-1 (1-0) lone - Espanyol Barcelone 1-0; Valence - 136. 5. Pietilä-Holmner (Su) 131. Puis: 28. Coupe de Coeur, 4/41’’38. 5. Lamaze (Can), 5 8 203'258.80 4. Riva 10/14. 5. Espérance Pully 10/4. 6. Real Madrid 2-3; Osasuna - Majorque 0-1; Suter 22. 40. Bonjour 5. Hickstead, 4/41’’80. 6. Anciaume (Fr), 67 17'335.50 Kleinfeld. 1700 spectateurs. Troistorrents 9/2. 7. Hélios 10/2. Arbitre: M. Bertolini. Getafe - Ténérife 2-1; Racing Santander - Slalom (3/8): 1. Maria Riesch (All) 225. 2. Lamm de Fétan, 4/42’’99. 9. Schwizer (S), 4 1'152 672.15 Buts: 5e Piu 1- 0. 51e Pacar 2-0. Jerez 3-2; Real Valladolid - Malaga 1-1; LNB - DAMES Zahrobska (Tch) 168. 3. Susanne Riesch Carlina, 8/44’’72. 1'802 300.80 91e Volina 2-1. Almeria - Deportivo La Corogne 1-1; Atle- Martigny-Rhône - Agaune..........71-52 (41-24) (All) 160. 4. Aubert (Fr) 136. 5. Schild (Aut) Porto. CSI. Masters: 1. Neilson (GB), Iolan- 3'632 213.20 tico Madrid - Villarreal 1-2; Sporting Gijon - 120. Puis: 25. Grand 21. 33. Bonjour 14. 43. the, 0/30’’14. 2. Kürten (Irl), Api Largo, 57'352 68.85 LAUSANNE (CHL) - YB 4-1 (2-1) Lancy - Sion..............................................83-28 (46-7) FC Séville 0-1. Lausanne-Prilly - Hope-GBA62-72 (24- 40) Camastral 7. 0/32’’50. 3. Spits (Be), Wrangler, 4/30’’72. 59'410 57.35 Stade de Suisse. 7504 spectateurs. CLASSEMENT Nyon Espoirs - DEL........................70-57 (38-32) Nations (19/68): 1. Autriche 2787 (mes- 4. Crotta (S), Westside, 4/31’’01, tous en 3 87'474 41.60 Arbitre: M. Kever. sieurs 1695+dames 1092). 2. Suisse 1941 1. Barcelone..............................15 12 3 0 36- 9 39 Hope-GBA - Femina Berne.....76-50 (42-22) troisième barrage. Puis: 7. Steiner (S), 1 370'911 21.10 Buts: 17e Tosi 1-0. 22e Doumbia 1-1. Classement (10 matches chacun): 1. Hope- (1500+441). 3. Italie 1533 (993+540). 4. Flower, 4, en premier barrage. 2 909'644 20.45 33e Sonnerat 2-1. 53e Tosi 3-1. 2. Real Madrid..........................14 11 1 2 34-13 34 3. FC Séville..............................14 9 3 2 25-11 30 GBA 20. 2. Nyon Espoirs 16 (601-464). 3. France 1427 (678+749). 5. Etats-Unis 1234 Grand Prix: 1. Mändli (S), Louis, 0/40’’71. 2. 95e Pimenta (penalty) 4-1. Blonay-Vevey 16 (656-466). 4. Femina (560+674). JGarcia (It), Moka de Meskam, 0/41’’13. 3. Prochain jackpot : Fr.90'000'000 4. Valence..................................14 8 4 2 27-16 28 DEMI-FINALES Berne 14. 5. DEL 10 (534-502). 6. Martigny- Lennon (Irl), Elite, 0/41’’14. Puis: 7. Niklaus SKI NORDIQUE Tirages du 12 décembre 2009 Saint-Gall - Lausanne 5. Majorque...............................14 8 3 3 27-16 27 Rhône 10 (592-535). 7. Lausanne- Prilly 10 Schurtenberger (S), Cantus, 0/49’’87. Kriens - Bâle 6. La Corogne..........................14 8 2 4 19-16 26 (614-566). 8. Agaune 6 (643-583). 9. Lancy Davos. Coupe du monde de fond. Mes- sieurs. Samedi. 15 km (style libre): 1. NATATION Matches le 5 avril 2010. 7. Athletic Bilbao.......................14 7 2 5 19-18 23 6 (494-612). 10. Cossonay 2. 11. Sion 0. Heikkinen (Fi) 35’54’’8. 2. Hellner (Su) à Finale: 9 mai à Bâle. 8. Getafe.......................................14 7 0 7 23-21 21 é NBA. Washington Wizards - Indiana Istanbul. Européens en petit bassin (bas- 14’’4. 3. Manificat (Fr) à 15’’9. 4. Jonnier (Fr) 9. Sporting Gijon........................14 5 5 4 14-13 20 Pacers 113-114. Detroit Pistons - Golden sin de 25 m). Finales. Dimanche, Mes- à 30’’1. 5. Vittoz (Fr) à 31’’1. Puis: 11. Fischer 14 21 26 38 40 43 9 FOOTBALL ÉTRANGER 10. Villarreal................................14 5 3 6 22-19 18 State Warriors 104-95. Chicago Bulls - Bos- sieurs. 200 m nage libre: 1. Biedermann ton Celtics 80-106. Dallas Mavericks - Char- (S) à 43’’5. 12. Livers (S) à 44’’5. 31. Cologna 0123456789FrChf.-JackpotJoker 11. Osasuna................................14 4 4 6 14-17 16 (All) 1’39’’81. 2. Isotov (Rus) 1’40’’08. 3. 0123456789FrChf.-JackpotJoker ALLEMAGNE à 1’15’’4. 39. Perl à 1’23’’3. 61. Mühlenmatter à 3 09 12. Ténérife.................................14 4 2 8 14-27 14 lotte Bobcats 98-97 ap. Milwaukee Bucks - Lobinzev (Rus) 1’41’’52. 50 m papillon: 1. Hoffenheim - Eintracht Francfort 1-1 (1-0); Portland Trail Blazers 108-101 ap. Denver 1’59’’3. 73. Baumann à 2’38’’1. 75. Burger- Dietrich (All) 22’’07. 2. Bousquet (Fr) 22’’17. Bochum - Bayern Munich 1-5 (0-3); Borus- 13. Atletico Madrid...................14 3 4 7 20-26 13 Nuggets - Phoenix Suns 105-99. Utah Jazz - meister à 2’39’’9. 81. Diezig à 3’08’’7. 82. 3. Korotichkin (Rus) 22’’34. 100 m 4 nages: sia Mönchengladbach - Hanovre 96 5-3; SC 14. Racing Santander..............14 3 4 7 17-23 13 Los Angeles Lakers 102- 94. Sacramento Florinett à 3’11’’9. 84. Furger à 3’41’’8. 85. 1. Draganja (Cro) 51’’20. 2. Fezikov (Rus) Fribourg - Cologne 0-0; Nuremberg - Ham- 15. Almeria..................................14 3 4 7 15-24 13 Kings - Minnesota Timberwolves 120-100. Dieter à 4’17’’1. 88. Volken à 5’02’’8. 90 51’’29. 3. Mankoc (Sln) 51’’52. 4x50 m nage bourg 0-4; Werder Brême - Schalke 04 0-2; 16. Real Valladolid....................14 2 7 5 20-25 13 classés. libre: 1. France (Leveaux, Stravius, Maitre, Mayence 05 - VfB Stuttgart 1-1; Wolfsburg - 17. Esp, Barcelone....................14 3 4 7 8-21 13 VOLLEYBALL 6 0 jackpot Sprint (style libre): 1. Dahl (Nor). 2. Nor- Bousquet) 1’22’’96. 2. Croatie 1’23’’18. 3. Borussia Dortmund 1-3. 18. Real Saragosse...................14 3 3 8 17-29 12 5+ 1 147'443.00 LNA – MESSIEURS thug.
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