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Week 08 Ranking
Week Official World Golf Ranking Ending 24 February 2013 Week 8 2013 World Ranking Events Points Points Events This Last End Name Country Average Total Played Lost in Gained in Played Week Week 2012 Points Points (Divisor) 2013 2013 (Actual) Min-40 Max-52 1 (1) <1> Rory McIlroy N Ireland 11.6630 548.161 47 -75.150 1.999 47 2 (2) <3> Tiger Woods United States 8.8307 353.229 40 -40.081 51.999 35 3 (3) <2> Luke Donald England 7.2494 376.966 52 -71.883 9.109 52 4 (4) <10> Brandt Snedeker United States 6.7375 350.350 52 -38.052 117.020 54 5 (5) <6> Louis Oosthuizen South Africa 6.3532 330.366 52 -34.085 44.229 58 6 (6) <4> Justin Rose England 6.3210 328.691 52 -40.686 35.029 55 7 (7) <5> Adam Scott Australia 5.5804 234.377 42 -36.129 9.799 42 8 (23) <21> Matt Kuchar United States 5.4522 283.516 52 -36.779 93.953 52 9 (8) <7> Lee Westwood England 5.3711 279.297 52 -47.737 13.369 53 10 (13) <12> Ian Poulter England 5.2259 256.068 49 -27.693 28.870 49 11 (10) <8> Bubba Watson United States 5.1762 248.457 48 -36.984 26.010 48 12 (9) <17> Phil Mickelson United States 5.1547 252.582 49 -35.411 58.124 49 13 (16) <18> Steve Stricker United States 5.0187 200.747 40 -31.887 42.030 39 14 (11) <14> Charl Schwartzel South Africa 4.9713 258.510 52 -31.805 33.999 57 15 (12) <9> Jason Dufner United States 4.9293 251.395 51 -35.782 17.330 51 16 (17) <11> Webb Simpson United States 4.8052 249.870 52 -42.424 35.920 52 17 (14) <16> Sergio Garcia Spain 4.7707 238.533 50 -30.277 36.820 50 18 (15) <13> Keegan Bradley United States 4.7505 247.024 52 -34.745 21.787 -
Votes by the Coaches FIFA World Player Gala 2006
FIFA World Player Gala 2006 Zurich Opera House, 18 December Votes by the coaches Country Name First Second Third Afghanistan Mohammad Yousf Kargar Zinedine Zidane Michael Ballack Philipp Lahm Algeria Jean-Michel Cavalli Zinedine Zidane Ronaldinho Gianluigi Buffon Andorra David Rodrigo Ronaldinho Samuel Eto'o Deco Angola Luis de Oliveira Gonçalves Samuel Eto'o Didier Drogba Ronaldinho Antigua and Barbuda Derrick Edwards Ronaldinho Thierry Henry Cristiano Ronaldo Argentina Alfio Basile Fabio Cannavaro Didier Drogba Samuel Eto'o Armenia Ian Porterfield Fabio Cannavaro Zinedine Zidane Thierry Henry Australia Graham Arnold Fabio Cannavaro Thierry Henry Ronaldinho Austria Josef Hickersberger Samuel Eto'o Fabio Cannavaro Jens Lehmann Azerbaijan Shahin Diniyev Cristiano Ronaldo Zinedine Zidane Fabio Cannavaro Bahamas Gary White Fabio Cannavaro Didier Drogba Petr Cech Bahrain Hans-Peter Briegel Samuel Eto'o Gianluigi Buffon Ronaldinho Bangladesh Bablu Hasanuzzaman Khan Zinedine Zidane Gianluigi Buffon Ronaldinho Belarus Yuri Puntus Thierry Henry Zinedine Zidane Ronaldinho Belgium René Vandereycken Fabio Cannavaro Gianluigi Buffon Miroslav Klose Belize Carlos Charlie Slusher Samuel Eto'o Ronaldinho Miroslav Klose Bermuda Kyle Lightbourne Kaká Michael Essien Miroslav Klose Bhutan Kharey Basnet Didier Drogba Thierry Henry Cristiano Ronaldo Bolivia Erwin Sanchez Kaká Gianluigi Buffon Thierry Henry Bosnia-Herzegovina Blaz Sliskovic Zinedine Zidane none none Botswana Colwyn Rowe Thierry Henry Ronaldinho Steven Gerrard Brazil Carlos Bledorin Verri (Dunga) Fabio Cannavaro Gianluigi Buffon Zinedine Zidane British Virgin Islands Avondale Williams Steven Gerrard Thierry Henry Fabio Cannavaro Bulgaria Hristo Stoitchkov Samuel Eto'o Deco Ronaldinho Burkina Faso Traore Malo Idrissa Ronaldinho Samuel Eto'o Zinedine Zidane Cameroon Jules Nyongha Wayne Rooney Michael Ballack Gianluigi Buffon Canada Stephen Hart Zinedine Zidane Fabio Cannavaro Jens Lehmann Cape Verde Islands José Rui Aguiaz Samuel Eto'o Cristiano Ronaldo Michael Essien Cayman Islands Marcos A. -
Valverde Grabs Fifth Stage
SPORTS SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 2015 Valverde grabs fifth stage O’Sullivan pulls Thomas wins E3 Harelbeke in Belgium out of China Open LONDON: Former world champion Ronnie O’Sullivan VALLS: Spain’s Alejandro Valverde has withdrawn from the China Open for health reasons, claimed his second stage win in four World Snooker announced yesterday. days as Australian Richie Porte moved O’Sullivan has won the world title five times and into the overall lead at the Tour of would have been the major attraction at the Beijing Catalonia yesterday. event, which he qualified for with a 5-1 victory against The Movistar rider came home in a Luca Brecel last month. time of 4hr 25min 52sec to edge out But a statement from World Snooker read: “Ronnie Colombian Rigoberto Uran and Italy’s O’Sullivan has pulled out of next week’s China Open Paolo Tiralongo by five seconds on the world ranking event for health reasons. 195.4 kilometre fifth stage from Alp to “O’Sullivan was due to meet either Robin Hull or Yan Valls. Porte finished fourth on the day Bingtao in his opening match in Beijing on the evening and that was enough to move him into of Tuesday March 31, so the winner of that match will the overall lead, five seconds ahead of receive a bye to the last 32.” Domenico Pozzovivo with two-time O’Sullivan suffered a 10-7 defeat against Judd Tour de France winner Alberto Contador Trump in the World Grand Prix final in Wales recently a further two seconds adrift. -
The Match Sheet
East Asian Football Championship 2005 Final Competition The Match Sheet Date 3 August 2005 Time 20:20 Venue Daejeon Stadium Daejeon World Cup Stadium Weather Cloudy Temp. 26.0 °c Humidity 90% Wind Pitch Condition Wet Match Commissioner Chang Chin Po (TPE) Ass Ref. 1 Eun Jong Bok (KOR) 4th Official Ghahremani Mohsen (IRN) Referee Kim Dong Jin (KOR) Ass Ref. 2 Al Basha Fayez (PAL) Attendance 1,827 0 1st Half 2 nd Japan 2 2 Half 0 China PR 2 2 Sub. Shots Shots Sub. Goal Name No. Pos. Pos. No. Name Goal No. Time 2nd 1st Ttl Ttl 1st 2nd TimeNo. NARAZAKI Seigo 1 GK GK 22 LI Leilei CHANO Takayuki 3 DF DF 4 ZHANG Yaokun KOMANO Yuichi 17 DF DF 13 XU Yunlong 2 2 58 10 TSUBOI Keisuke 20 DF DF 16 JI Mingyi 14 78 MURAI Shinji 25 DF DF 20 WANG Liang 2 2 1 1 2 1 MONIWA Teruyuki 29 DF DF 21 ZHANG Yonghai 1 1 1 28 65 1 1 MOTOYAMA Masashi 19 MF DF 27 SUN Xiang 1 1 1 1 KONNO Yasuyuki 26 MF MF 7 ZHAO Xuri 1 1 2 2 ABE Yuki 30 MF MF 28 LI Yan 2 2 16 65 1 1 2 MAKI Seichiro 9 FW FW 18 GAO Lin 67 6 2 1 3 1 TANAKA Tatsuya 27 FW FW 29 LI Jinyu 1 1 1 86 3 DOI Yoichi 1 GK GK 1 LI Yunfei KAWAGUCHI Yoshikatsu 23 GK GK 23 LI Jian TANAKA Makoto 2 DF DF 2 FENG Xiaoting MIYAMOTO Tsuneyasu 5 DF DF 5 LI Weifeng 25 78 SANTOS Alessandro 14 DF DF 19 JIAO Zhe KAJI Akira 21 DF MF 3 HAO Junmin 86 29 NAKAZAWA Yuji 22 DF MF 6 ZHOU Haibin 67 18 ENDO Yasuhito 4 MF MF 8 ZHENG Bin OGASAWARA Mitsuo 8 MF MF 10 CHEN Tao 2 2 58 13 FUKUNISHI Takashi 15 MF MF 11 CAO Yang 9 65 OGURO Masashi 16 FW FW 17 ZOU Jie 19 65 TAMADA Keiji 28 FW FW 25 XIE Hui Caution (C) & Sent-off (S) Head Coach Head Coach Caution (C) & Sent-off (S) Time No. -
Economic and Environmental Wellbeing Scrutiny and Policy Development Committee Page 33 Page Hosting the World Snooker Championships in Sheffield - 2018 - 2027
Economic and Environmental Wellbeing Scrutiny and Policy Development Committee Page 33 Hosting the World Snooker Championships in Sheffield - 2018 - 2027 “More than a Game” Agenda Item 9 30 November 2017 More than a Game (Drivers) The rational behind securing a long term contract to host the World Snooker Championships in Sheffield include: Page 34 • Heritage • Profile • Local Economy • World Wide Opportunity • China More than a Game (Heritage) Page 35 Sheffield (and the Crucible) is the home of World Snooker, as Wimbledon is to Tennis, Aintree is to the Grand National and Wembley is to the FA Cup Final. More than a Game (Profile) Sheffield has no other asset or association that has such “brand Page 36 value” (No Beatles like Liverpool, No Big Ben like London, No Manchester United...) More than a Game (Profile) • From a BBC Sports perspective, this event is second only to Wimbledon in its media coverage for an annual sports event. • BBC coverage each year is over 100 hours, with Page 37 the Final attracting 4million viewers. • The event is broadcast in 80+ countries via 23 broadcasters to a global audience of 330million, with 13,500 hours global TV coverage. • The annual media value is £3.2million. More than a Game(Local Economy) • 43,000 tickets sold with over 80% to people outside of Sheffield; Page 38 • Economic impact £2.6million (has increased year on year) • Since 1977 the overall economic benefits has been around £70million (at todays rate nearer £100 million) with over 1.3 million visitors to the City. World Snooker Map – Ranking -
2019 World 9-Ball China Open Competition Regulations
2019 World 9-ball China Open Competition Regulations 1. Hosts World Pool-Billiard Association China Billiards & Snooker Association Shanghai Administration of Sports Shanghai Sports Federation 2. Title Sponsor Shanghai Pudong Tangcheng Investment Development Co., Ltd. 3. Organizers Shanghai Billiards Association Pudong Administration of Culture & Sports & Tourism Pudong New Area Sports Federation Peoples’ Government of Tangzhen Pudong New Area Tangzhen Community Public Welfare Foundation Great Sports Media Co., Ltd. 4. Co-Organizers Shanghai Pudong Billiards Association Pudong Yuanshen Sports Development Center Beijing Xingwei Sports Goods Co., Ltd. 5. Operator & Promotor Shanghai Pudong Billiards Association 6. Tournament Venue Stage 1: Men - Pudong Tangzhen Culture & Sports Center Billiards Club (1F, No. 3150, Gu Tang Road, Pudong, Shanghai) Women - Pudong Sanlin Sports Center Billiards Club (3F, No.201, Yun Lian Road, Pudong, Shanghai) Stage 2: Pudong Tangzhen Culture & Sports Center (No.3150, Gu Tang Road, Pudong, Shanghai) 7. Tournament Dates Stage 1: September 1st - 3rd, 2019 (Sunday - Tuesday) Stage 2: September 5th - 8th, 2019 (Thursday - Sunday) 8. Discipline 1. 9-ball Men’s singles 2. 9-ball Women’s singles 9. TV Coverage 1. CCTV-5 Channel 2. Great Sports Channel 10. Cooperation Media Xinhua News Agency, China News Service, People's Daily, Guangming Daily, China Sports Daily, China Youth Daily, Workers’ Daily, Wenhui Daily, Jiefang Daily, Xinmin Evening News, Labour Daily, Oriental Sports Daily, Global Times, Shanghai Daily, Youth Daily, Shanghai Morning Post, Pudong Times, Pudong Sports Community, Shanghai Billiards News, Sina, Tencent, Sohu, NetEase, SPORTS.CN, EASTDAY.COM, the CBSA website, TOP147, CCTV Sports Channel, CCTV Billiards Channel, Beijing TV, Guangdong TV, Shanghai TV, Oriental TV, Great Sports, VideoLand TV, Pudong Cable TV, Pudong Radio, Great Sports Radio , Shanghai People's Radio Station, etc. -
World Rankings After the 2016 Baic Motor China Open
WORLD RANKINGS AFTER THE 2016 BAIC MOTOR CHINA OPEN Start Current Prize Money Ranking Ranking Player Name Rankings 1 1 Mark Selby 650,041 2 2 Stuart Bingham 592,720 6 3 Shaun Murphy 475,058 3 4 Neil Robertson 461,360 7 5 Judd Trump 456,166 5 6 Ronnie O'Sullivan OBE 399,250 12 7 Mark Allen 386,700 13 8 John Higgins MBE 373,925 10 9 Ricky Walden 318,752 9 10 Joe Perry 306,083 8 11 Barry Hawkins 250,025 26 12 Martin Gould 229,759 14 13 Mark Williams MBE 208,625 11 14 Marco Fu 203,241 17 15 Michael White 190,033 15 16 Stephen Maguire 187,450 4 17 Ding Junhui 183,425 23 18 Liang Wenbo 178,101 56 19 Kyren Wilson 174,899 20 20 Ryan Day 156,557 16 21 Robert Milkins 154,644 35 22 David Gilbert 154,433 30 23 Matthew Selt 151,900 18 24 Graeme Dott 142,483 32 25 Ben Woollaston 141,949 19 26 Mark Davis 139,277 44 27 Luca Brecel 128,757 25 28 Michael Holt 123,533 22 29 Alan McManus 122,951 24 30 Anthony McGill 118,017 29 31 Allister Carter 115,050 31 32 Peter Ebdon 114,842 38 33 Jamie Jones 106,683 33 34 Dominic Dale 102,408 49 35 Thepchaiya Un-Nooh 98,307 41 36 Jimmy Robertson 96,972 36 37 Mark King 92,067 59 38 Tom Ford 84,933 27 39 Fergal O'Brien 83,575 47 40 Mark Joyce 78,091 42 41 Mike Dunn 77,530 43 42 Dechawat Poomjaeng 76,890 53 43 Jack Lisowski 76,749 39 44 Rod Lawler 76,224 82 45 Tian Pengfei 74,616 28 46 Matthew Stevens 73,368 21 47 Xiao Guodong 73,145 34 48 Gary Wilson 73,074 WORLD RANKINGS AFTER THE 2016 BAIC MOTOR CHINA OPEN Start Current Prize Money Ranking Ranking Player Name Rankings 48 49 Andrew Higginson 72,858 46 50 Jamie Burnett -
Hopes Rest on a Talented Few After Singapore Win
22 TUESDAY MARCH 13, 2007 SPORTSCHINA CHINA DAILY Liang targets majors Hopes rest on a talented few after Singapore win GOLF he told the paper. Swimmers Liang is a big fan of the Liang Wenchong is targeting China Tour, launched in 2005 know success the majors after fi nally living with the aim of giving Chinese up to his billing as China’s com- experience of tournament golf, will not come ing talent with a breakthrough and he won its fi nal event of last victory at the Singapore Mas- year before offering to return easy at Worlds ters. the winner’s cheque to help his The 28-year-old served younger compatriots. in Melbourne notice of his improving form He repeated the offer with the by fi nishing fourth at the Sin- substantially larger $183,000 By Chen Xiangfeng gapore Open and having four cheque he pocketed after beat- top-fi ve placings on the Japan ing Malaysia’s Iain Steel on the Tour last year. fi rst extra hole at the Laguna China’s swimmers are hoping Sunday’s playoff victory was, National Golf Club on Sunday. to make a splash at the upcom- however, by far the best result of “I offered to give away the ing World Championships in his career and matched Chinese prize money from last year’s Melbourne, and they know trailblazer Zhang Lianwei’s sole China Tour Championship, but they’ll have to beat the world’s European Tour triumph at the the problem was that there was best to win gold. -
Football and National Identity in Hong Kong and Mainland China
The Hong Kong Anthropologist Volume 1, 2007 Football and National Identity in Hong Kong and Mainland China CHAN Kwan Hang, Brooklyn1 Introduction Ernest Gellner believed in today’s world that, “a man must have a nationality as he must have a nose and two ears”. (Billig quoting Gellner 1983: 6) Hong Kong, with its history of being a British Crown Colony from 1898 to 1997, nationality doesn’t come as naturally as Gellner suggested. Residents often convey a weak sense of belonging towards their state, China. This can be seen from the majority of Hong Kong people paying phlegmatic attention to the 1997 handover as the “joy” of returning to the Motherland was shared by only a handful. Some even anticipated adverse prospects in Hong Kong. Fearing the worst, many chose to emigrate. Seven years on, significant change of hearts is still inexistent as today Chinese National Day is still rather overlooked and given the cold-shoulder in Hong Kong (local schools have the option to decide rather they celebrate National Day and most opt not to); and more obviously some people refuse or feel peculiar to call themselves “Chinese”. Seemingly Hong Kong people make little identification with their state, China. However when Yao Ming, a Chinese basketball player of Houston Rockets, visited Hong Kong in 2003 and 2005, stadiums were filled with enthusiastic audience attending a seminar about “Distinguished Chinese”; considerate support was given to China as the team played in the finals of the 2002 World Cup. How does that happen? Why doesn’t the identification persist and expand to other areas? Archetti once said, “Nationalism must be conceived as a cognitive and social arena marked by obligations and not by selfish consideration” (Giulianotti, Williams 1994: 227) This will bring us to the central question I wish to answer in this project. -
Listado Actualizado El 5 De Julio De 2.015
147’S LISTADO ACTUALIZADO EL 5 DE JULIO DE 2.015 Nº AÑO FECHA JUGADOR RIVAL TORNEO 1.982 1 11/01/1982 Steve Davis John Spencer Classic 1.983 2 23/04/1983 Cliff Thorburn Terry Griffiths World Championship 1.984 3 28/01/1984 Kirk Stevens Jimmy White Masters 1.987 4 17/11/1987 Willie Thorne Tommy Murphy UK Championship 1.988 5 20/02/1988 Tony Meo Stephen Hendry Matchroom League 6 24/09/1988 Alain Robidoux Jim Meadowcroft European Open (Q) 1.989 7 18/02/1989 John Rea Ian Black Scottish Professional Championship 8 08/03/1989 Cliff Thorburn Jimmy White Matchroom League 1.991 9 16/01/1991 James Wattana Paul Dawkins World Masters 10 05/06/1991 Peter Ebdon Wayne Martin Strachan Open (Q)[17] 1.992 11 25/02/1992 James Wattana Tony Drago British Open 12 22/04/1992 Jimmy White Tony Drago World Championship 13 09/05/1992 John Parrott Tony Meo Matchroom League 14 24/05/1992 Stephen Hendry Willie Thorne Matchroom League 15 14/11/1992 Peter Ebdon Ken Doherty UK Championship 1.994 16 07/09/1994 David McDonnell Nic Barrow British Open (Q) 1.995 17 27/04/1995 Stephen Hendry Jimmy White World Championship 18 25/11/1995 Stephen Hendry Gary Wilkinson UK Championship 1.997 19 05/01/1997 Stephen Hendry Ronnie O'Sullivan Charity Challenge 20 21/04/1997 Ronnie O'Sullivan Mick Price World Championship 21 18/09/1997 James Wattana Pang Wei Guo China International 1.998 22 16/05/1998 Stephen Hendry Ken Doherty Premier League 23 10/08/1998 Adrian Gunnell Mario Wehrmann Thailand Masters (Q) 24 13/08/1998 Mehmet Husnu Eddie Barker China International (Q) 1.999 25 13/01/1999 -
End of Round Report Volvo China Open Luxehills International CC 21-24 April 2011 Final Scoreboard Pos
End of Round Report Volvo China Open Luxehills International CC 21-24 April 2011 Final Scoreboard Pos. Score -Par+ Name Represents R01 R02 R03 R04 Gross 1 264 -24 Nicolas COLSAERTS BEL 65 67 66 66 509,652.31 2= 268 -20 Pablo MARTIN ESP 70 68 67 63 203,436.33 2= 268 -20 Danny LEE NZL 66 68 69 65 203,436.33 2= 268 -20 Soren KJELDSEN DEN 65 71 66 66 203,436.33 2= 268 -20 Peter LAWRIE IRL 68 64 68 68 203,436.33 6 269 -19 Christian NILSSON SWE 70 65 70 64 107,027.09 7= 270 -18 Danny WILLETT ENG 70 66 69 65 78,894.25 7= 270 -18 Jamie DONALDSON WAL 70 61 70 69 78,894.25 7= 270 -18 Gregory HAVRET FRA 66 66 68 70 78,894.25 10= 271 -17 Richard FINCH ENG 69 67 71 64 53,207.75 10= 271 -17 Pablo LARRAZABAL ESP 70 67 70 64 53,207.75 10= 271 -17 Gareth MAYBIN NIR 65 67 72 67 53,207.75 10= 271 -17 Jeev Milkha SINGH IND 66 66 71 68 53,207.75 10= 271 -17 Aaron TOWNSEND AUS 68 66 68 69 53,207.75 15 272 -16 Joost LUITEN NED 66 67 71 68 44,951.38 16= 273 -15 Peter WHITEFORD SCO 67 68 70 68 38,988.44 16= 273 -15 Anthony BROWN AUS 67 71 67 68 38,988.44 16= 273 -15 Michael JONZON SWE 67 68 69 69 38,988.44 16= 273 -15 Bradley DREDGE WAL 65 70 69 69 38,988.44 16= 273 -15 Keith HORNE RSA 63 69 70 71 38,988.44 16= 273 -15 HAN Chang-won KOR 64 70 65 74 38,988.44 22= 274 -14 Brett RUMFORD AUS 71 67 70 66 32,719.71 22= 274 -14 Damien McGRANE IRL 70 68 68 68 32,719.71 22= 274 -14 Paul WARING ENG 73 66 67 68 32,719.71 22= 274 -14 Sergio GARCIA ESP 66 67 72 69 32,719.71 22= 274 -14 Fredrik ANDERSSON HED SWE 66 67 71 70 32,719.71 27= 275 -13 Gary BOYD ENG 71 66 71 67 28,591.52 -
JAVAD NEKOUNAM Shaikh Salman
QUARTERLY THE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF THE ASIAN FOOTBALL CONFEDERATION ISSUE 3 JAVAD Shaikh Salman New AFC President NEKOUNAM tells of his plans to Iran’s captain bring unity to Asia fantastic steers Team Melli to Brazil 2014 Quarter-finals ISSUE Preview PLUS OMAN The Sultanate striving for greater July3 2013 professionalism ALI AL HABSI BURIRAM UNITED WOMEN’S ASIAN CUP Middle East’s goalkeeping Thai FA Cup winners set their Jordan advance to first finals icon on Wigan Athletic’s sights on making their alongside Vietnam, Thailand and FA Cup triumph and inspiring mark at the highest level Myanmar to join Australia, Japan, the next generation of Asian club football China and Korea Republic hypervenom 2 july neymar.pdf 1 2/7/13 4:46 PM CONTENTS QUARTERLY Issue No. 3 July-September 2013 Official quarterly publication of the Asian Football Confederation Published on behalf of the Asian Football Confederation by Asian Sports Media in conjunction with World Sport Group Asian Football Confederation AFC House, Jalan 1/155B, Bukit Jalil 5700 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Tel: +603 8994 3388 18 Fax: + 603 8994 2689 Interview: Shaikh Salman www.the-afc.com Bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa President: Shaikh Salman Bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa MEET THE NEW BOSS Vice Presidents: Zhang Jilong C HRH Prince Abdullah Ibni Sultan Ahmad Shah M Yousuf Yaqoob Yousuf Al Serkal Moya Dodd Y Ganesh Thapa 24 – JAVAD NEKOUNAM 42 – AFC CHAMPIONS CM With qualification for the FIFA World Cup LEAGUE PREVIEW FIFA Vice President: finals sealed, Javad Nekounam is setting HRH Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein MY The field contesting the continent’s his sights on even more success leading club competition is down to FIFA Executive Committee CY just eight.