Sports calendar
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- Sports V1
Motorsport: Formula 1, Las Vegas Grand Prix, main race
- Golf
Golf: Hovland in the DP World Championship Round 4
- NRK1
sum: Cross-country skiing for 5 km for women
- VGTV
Ice skates: World Cup in Beijing
- NRK1
sum: 10 km cross-country skiing, men
- NRK1
Cross country skiing: – Women’s Beatus 10 km freestyle race
- Television 3
Alps: World Cup Downhill, Women’s
- NRK1
Cross country skiing: – Men’s Beatus 10 km freestyle race
- TV 3+
Ice hockey: Wild (Zuccarello) – maple leaves
- Sports V 2
soccer: Manchester United – Manchester City, WSL
- Eurosport Norway
Tennis: ATP Qualifiers in Turin, Singles Final
- VGTV
Football: Miami Dolphins – Las Vegas Raiders
- TV 2
soccer: Scotland – Norway
- VGTV
Basketball: Brooklyn Nets – Philadelphia 76ers
- VGTV
Basketball: VG Scoreboard NBA and NFL
- Sports V1
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- Sports V1
Motorsport: F2, Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, drag racing
- Sports V1
Ice hockey: Wilderness – Avalanche (Zuka)
- Television 3
Cross country skiing: 10 km classic women’s roca
- Television 3
Cross country skiing: Roca Men’s Classic 10km
- NRK1
Biathlon: V-Cup, pair relay, 2×7.5 km
- V Premier League Sports
soccer: Manchester City – Liverpool
- Television 3
sum: 10 km cross-country skiing, men’s, Rocca
- NRK1
Biathlon: V Cup, mixed relay, 4 x 6 km
- V Premier League Sports
soccer: Newcastle – Chelsea
- Sports V3
Alps: Women’s Giant Slalom, Round 1
- NRK1
soccer: Cup Final: Rosenborg – Valerenga
- TV 2
handball: Norway – Iceland
- V Premier League Sports
soccer: Brentford – Arsenal
- Sports V1
Alps: Women’s giant slalom, round 2
- Sports V1
(France – Gibraltar 14-0) Kylian Mbappe and France broke Germany’s record for the biggest win in European Championship qualifiers.
Germany beat San Marino 13–0 in 2006, the record for the most European Championship qualifying wins since then.
Now there’s a new record holder. Mbappé, Olivier Giroud and company did not give up until the score was 14-0 on the scoreboard in France.
Mbappe scored three goals, Giroud scored two, and Kingsley Coman also signed… The French stars did what they wanted against Gibraltar. A total of nine players reached the scorers list.
It’s still a short way to reach the world record. Australia beat American Samoa 31-0 in 2001.
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