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Stanley Cup’ Semis Ania 4-0 in a Warm-Up Match for the Tional Soccer Continues to Go Awry As European Championship ARAB TIMES, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 2021 SPORTS 15 El Salvador down Antigua and Barbuda, finish atop Group A Canada blank Suriname to play Haiti in Cup qualifying BRIDGEVIEW, Ill., June 9, (AP): Jonathan David had the second hat trick of his interna- tional career to lead Canada over Suriname 4-0 Gidey breaks 2-day-old women’s world record in 10,000 meters and advance to a second-round matchup against Haiti in World Cup qualifying in North and HENGELO, Netherlands, June 9, (AP): Letesenbet Gidey lowered “I expected to run a world record,” said the 23-year-old Gidey, Central America and the Caribbean. the women’s 10,000-meter world record, just two days after Sifan who became the first woman to hold both the 5,000 and 10,000 No. 70 Canada will play a two-match, total- Hassan set the mark on the same track. world records since Ingrid Kristiansen of Norway did so from 1986 Gidey clocked 29 minutes, 1.03 seconds at the Ethiopian Olym- to 1993. “I’d like to try to break the world record again and break goal series against 83rd-ranked Haiti on Satur- pic trials, which are being held in the Netherlands. Tsigie Gebrese- 29 minutes.” day and June 15 for a berth in the eight-nation lama was second in 30:06.01. Gidey broke the 5,000-meter world record last October. regional fi nal round along with the the 20th- Gidey took 5.79 seconds off Hassan’s record set at the Fanny All four men’s and women’s 5,000 and 10,000 world records ranked United States, No. 11 Mexico, No. 45 Blankers-Koen Games. Hassan, an Ethiopian-born Dutch runner, have been broken over the last 10 months, thanks in part to pacing Jamaica, No. 50 Costa Rica and No. 67 Hon- had bettered the previous record – Ethiopian Almaz Ayana‘s win- lights on the track. On Tuesday, the blue lights on the inside of the duras. ning time at the 2016 Rio Olympics - by 10.63 seconds. track were moving at a world record pace. SOCCER goals in 14 international appearances. and Barbuda (2-1-1) in San Salvador to fi nish Panama City. Nashville midfi elder Aníbal In a game moved to the former home of Ma- atop Group A,. Toronto defender Eriq Zavale- Godoy scored in the eighth minute, his second The other two second-round matchups have jor League Soccer’s Chicago Fire due to Ca- ta scored in the 40th minute, David Rugamas international goal and fi rst in seven years, and No. 69 El Salvador against No. 135 St. Kitts nadian government coronavirus travel restric- added a goal in the 68th, eight minutes after Édgar Bárcenas added a goal in the 67th and and Nevis, and No. 76 Curaçao against No. 78 tions, Davies got his ninth international goal, entering, and Walmer Martinez of second-tier Cecilio Waterman in the 86th. Panama. Canada’s Cyle Larin (17) goes for a header his fourth in qualifying. Hartford got the fi nal goal in the 85th. Each team will play 14 matches in the region- David, a 21-year-old forward who was in front of Suriname’s Ryan Koolwijk (6) Canada has not reached the World Cup since Curaçao (3-0-1) won Group C, playing a al fi nals, which start Sept. 2 and run through during the first half of a World Cup 2022 1986 and has not advanced to the fi nal round of 0-0 draw at home against Guatemala (3-0-1) at March 30. The top three nations qualify for the born in Brooklyn, New York and plays for the Group B qualifying soccer match, on June French club Lille, assisted on the opening goal 8, in Bridgeview, Ill. (AP) qualifying since 1998. Willemstad. Both fi nished with a plus-14 goal 2022 World Cup in Qatar and the No. 4 team by Alphonso Davies in the 37th minute. David Haiti (3-0) won 1-0 over visiting No. 147 Ni- difference, and Curaçao advanced because of a advances to a playoff against another confed- scored off passes from Davies in the 59th and Warner Hahn. caragua (2-1) at Port-au-Prince on Derrick Eti- 15-14 advantage in goals. eration. 67th minutes, then converted a penalty kick David, who also had a hat trick against Cuba enne’s goal in the 63rd minute to win Group E. Panama (4-0) won Group D with a 3-0 vic- No. 135 St. Kitts and Nevis clinched Group in the 77th after he was fouled by goalkeeper in the 2019 CONCACAF Gold Cup, has 15 El Salvador (3-0-1) won 3-0 over Antigua tory over the Dominican Republic (2-1-1) at F last weekend. Czech Republic top Albania 3-1 Spain’s young debutants pound Lightning eliminate Hurricanes, Lithuania, France down Bulgaria LONDON, June 9, (AP): Spain’s VID-19. group of young debutants beat Lithu- Karim Benzema’s return to interna- advance to ‘Stanley Cup’ semis ania 4-0 in a warm-up match for the tional soccer continues to go awry as European Championship. the France forward limped off injured The Spain team was made up of in his team’s 3-0 victory over Bulgaria. players from the under-21 squad, as Benzema had a penalty saved and Stone scores early in OT, Knights pip Avs 3-2 in Game 5 well as its coach, after captain Ser- hit the post last week in his fi rst ap- gio Busquets tested positive for CO- pearance for France in nearly six years. VID-19. He lasted just 41 minutes on Tues- From the 20 players called up for the day before being forced off. But RALEIGH, NC, June 9, match, 19 had never played for the se- France coach Didier Deschamps - with (AP): Brayden Point and nior national team. whom Benzema had a fallout over Ross Colton scored and An- The friendly counted as a fi rst-team the player’s alleged role in a sex-tape match, with players getting caps and scandal - has brushed off concerns, in- drei Vasilevskiy controlled an offi cial debut for coach Luis de la dicating that it is just a dead leg. the crease, helping the Tam- Fuente with the main squad. pa Bay Lightning beat the De la Fuente named 10 debutants plus Bryan Gil in the starting lineup. SOCCER Carolina Hurricanes 2-0 to The last time Spain had 10 debutants win the second-round play- for a senior international was in 1941, Benzema’s replacement, Olivier Gir- off series in five games. against Portugal, after the team had not oud, scored a late double in the fi nal sev- played since Spain’s Civil War broke en minutes to secure victory for the world Vasilevskiy finished with 29 out in 1936. champions after Antoine Griezmann had saves and stumped the homestead- Valencia defender Hugo Guillamón opened the scoring in the 29th. ing Hurricanes for the third time got Spain off to the perfect start in the The 34-year-old Giroud has now in as many series games at PNC third minute and Brahim Díaz doubled scored 46 goals for France, just fi ve be- Arena. The former Vezina Trophy its lead in the 24th before Abel Ruiz hind Thierry Henry’s all-time record. winner as the NHL’s top goalten- had a penalty saved by Lithuania goal- The Czech Republic beat Albania der and a finalist this year had al- keeper Tomas Švedkauskas. 3-1, while Iceland drew 2-2 in Poland Juan Miranda curled in a free kick and Hungary was held to a 0-0 by Ire- lowed just two goals on 70 shots nine minutes into the second half and land in Budapest. through the first two games to open fellow substitute Javi Puado capped a The Irish players were booed by a this series. great night for the youngsters in the section of Hungarian supporters for 73rd. taking a knee before kick-off to sup- ICE HOCKEY Euro 2020 starts Friday. Spain will port the sport’s anti-racism campaign. play its fi rst game on Monday against “The fact it was booed is incompre- Sweden in Seville. Luis Enrique has hensible,” Ireland manager Stephen Ken- Then, after a wild Game 4 in Florida until Saturday to make changes to ny said. “It’s disappointing and it doesn’t that saw each team score four second- his squad because of injuries or CO- refl ect well on Hungary, really.” period goals, Vasilevskiy turned away all shots to help the reigning Stanley Cup champions advance. Among his Tampa Bay Lightning center Ross Colton (79) tries to score against Carolina Hurricanes goaltender Alex Ne- saves was a huge glove stop of a 2-on- deljkovic (39) during the third period in Game 5 of an NHL hockey Stanley Cup second-round playoff series in 1 short-handed chance by Carolina’s Raleigh, N.C., on June 8. (AP) Vincent Trocheck. two-goal defi cit to beat the Colorado Point’s goal came moments later on Avalanche 3-2 and take a 3-2 lead in a gorgeous effort. He took a feed from their second-round series. New South Wales easily win Alex Killorn to his backhand side near Max Pacioretty corralled the puck af- the crease, went to his forehand before ter a blocked shot and fed it to Stone, who returning to the backhand to get Caro- was off to the races.
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