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CPC Bears
CPC Bears. Rugby League Conference teams Welsh rugby league teams Rugby clubs established in 2010
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207th
207th. 207th may refer to: Military 207th (Ottawa-Carleton) Battalion, CEF, battalion of the First World War Canadian Expeditionary Force 207th Infantry Division (Germany), border security unit during the invasion of Poland 207th Coast Artillery Anti-Aircraft Regiment, World War II US Army regiment 207th Pennsylvania Infantry, American Civil War (Union Army) regiment 207th Infantry Group (Scout), United States Army Alaska National Guard unit
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207th. Transport 207th Street (IRT Broadway – Seventh Avenue Line), local station on the New York City Subway 207th Street Crosstown Line, public transit line in New York City serving the boroughs of Manhattan and The Bronx 207th Street Yard, rail yard of the New York City Subway system Inwood – 207th Street (IND Eighth Avenue Line), the northern terminal station of the IND Eighth Avenue Line of the New York City Subway
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207th. See also 207 (number) 207, the year 207 (CCVII) of the Julian calendar
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season
2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. The 2010–11 season was Tottenham Hotspur Football Club's 19th season in the Premier League. It was their 33rd successive season in the top division of the English football league system.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. The campaign featured Tottenham's first ever involvement in the UEFA Champions League, with the club entering via the play-off round after finishing fourth in the 2009–10 season. The club reached the quarter-finals of the competition where they were defeated by Real Madrid.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Transfers Tottenham began their transfer movement for the 2010–11 season in mid-March, when Spurs completed the deal for young Brazilian midfielder Sandro, joining the club from Internacional, a club whom Tottenham have a key affiliation, with Sandro linking up with squad following the 2010 Copa Libertadores. Early in the transfer window, Tottenham retained the services of a number of key players, with club captain Ledley King signing a new two-year contract extension with the club, closely followed by former Chelsea goalkeeper Carlo Cudicini, who signed a new one-year contract following his recovery from a serious road accident sustained in November 2009.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Season 2010–11 Luka Modrić was the next player to commit his future with the club, signing an extended six-year deal to ensure his services until 2016. After two months of little transfer activity, Tottenham secured the controversial signing of William Gallas on a free transfer following his release from rivals Arsenal. As a result of the move, Gallas became the first Premier League player to play for Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur, all London clubs and fierce rivals. On transfer deadline day, early in the day, Spurs confirmed the loan signing of Croatian international goalkeeper Stipe Pletikosa from Spartak Moscow. This looked to be Spurs' only move of the day, but in the final few moments before the deadline, news broke that Tottenham were in negotiations with Real Madrid midfielder Rafael van der Vaart. Following the closure of the transfer window, the club had to wait for the deal to be ratified by the Premier League, due to complications on Spurs' computer. The transfer was completed the next day, with fee believed to be around £8 million.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Season 2010–11 During the transfer window, a number of players left Spurs, beginning with young goalkeeper Lee Butcher, leaving to join Leyton Orient on a free transfer after his contract expired at Tottenham, followed a month later by defender Sam Cox signing a contract with Barnet, again, following the expiration of his Spurs contract. Soon after, a number of fringe and academy players, including veteran goalkeeper Jimmy Walker, left the club on free transfers. In early August, Queens Park Rangers completed the permanent signing of Adel Taarabt for a fee believed to be around £1 million; Taarabt had spent to 2009–10 season on loan at QPR before sealing a permanent deal. Tottenham's final permanent outgoing transfer of the summer transfer window saw French defender Dorian Dervite move to Spanish club Villarreal for an undisclosed fee.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Season 2010–11 The transfer window also saw younger player acquires loan move to gain regular football. The first loan move saw young goalkeeper David Button, fresh off of signing a new three-year contract, join Plymouth Argyle on a season-long loan, followed by another young goalkeeper, Oscar Jansson, joining Northampton Town until September 2010, and completing three loan moves in a week, England under-19 international John Bostock left to join Hull City for the duration of the 2010–11 season. Six days later, winger Andros Townsend signed a season-long loan for Ipswich Town after featuring for Tottenham in their pre-season tour of the United States. On the same day, Dean Parrett joined David Button at Plymouth on a one-month deal. The following day, Ryan Mason, who also featured in Spurs' pre-season, joined Doncaster Rovers on a one-month deal, trailed a week later with young striker Jon Obika clinching a move to Crystal Palace for the season.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Season 2010–11 Spurs then signed young South African defender Bongani Khumalo for £1.5 million from South Africa's reigning champions Supersport United as their first signing of the January window. Khumalo joined on a four-and-a-half-year deal. The first senior exit of the window was David Bentley, who moved out on loan to Birmingham City on 12 January; the loan expires at the end of the season. Spurs then captured another South African in Steven Pienaar from Everton, beating Chelsea to the midfielder's signature in a deal that cost Spurs £3 million. A fairly quiet window ended with senior players Robbie Keane, Giovani dos Santos and Jamie O'Hara joining West Ham United, Racing de Santander and Wolverhampton Wanderers on loan deals, respectively. All three players will return at the end of the season.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Pre-season friendlies Tottenham began their pre-season by facing Harry Redknapp and Kevin Bond's former team, AFC Bournemouth, beginning the pre-season with a comfortable 4–0 win. A goal midway through the first half from Jon Obika established a Spurs lead, before a Roman Pavlyuchenko goal doubled the tally. Danny Rose made it three a minute later before another Pavlyuchenko goal wrapped up the game and the winning start.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Season 2010–11 Spurs then began a tour of the United States, beginning in San Jose, facing Major League Soccer (MLS) outfit San Jose Earthquakes, with the game ending 0–0. Tottenham made the trip to New York to compete in the New York Football Challenge, a tournament featuring Spurs, the New York Red Bulls, Sporting CP and Premier League rivals Manchester City. Spurs' first game saw them pitted against the home side Red Bulls with their new signing, Theirry Henry, making his debut. Henry opened the scoring against his old rivals, before goals from Robbie Keane and Gareth Bale in the second half gave Spurs the 2–1 win. In Tottenham's final game of the tournament, Spurs faced Portuguese side Sporting, resulting in a 2–2 draw, which resulted in Sporting lifting the trophy of the New York Challenge. Tottenham took an early lead through Robbie Keane, finishing a one-on-one with the 'keeper. Sporting hit back with goals from Chileans Matías Fernández and Jaime Valdés. Spurs equalised though, 20 minutes from time after Jon Obika ran on to a Keane through ball to earn the draw for Tottenham.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Season 2010–11 Spurs' first friendly at White Hart Lane in the pre-season saw them face Villarreal. Midway through the first half, Villarreal took the lead with former Manchester United striker Giuseppe Rossi finishing a Santi Cazorla through-ball. Villarreal doubled their lead ten minutes later with Rossi scoring his second with clinical finishing following a slip from Michael Dawson. Early in the second half, an early goal from Giovani dos Santos set up a possible comeback, but this was extinguished later in the second half, with Rossi securing his hat-trick with a heavily deflected effort on goal. Villarreal wrapped up the game late on with Marco Ruben scoring a tap-in to give the away team a 4–1 win. Tottenham then travelled to Lisbon to play Benfica in the Eusébio Cup. Spurs ended up lifting the trophy after securing a 1–0 win, with Gareth Bale scoring the only goal of the game early into the second half. Tottenham ended the pre-season with a home fixture against Italian side Fiorentina early August. In this game, a defensive error gifted Fiorentina the lead inside ten minutes through Alberto Gilardino. Ten minutes later, Spurs hit back though with an equalising goal from Roman Pavlyuchenko, scoring his fourth goal in pre-season. Fiorentina re-gained the lead though, with a shot from Adem Ljajić beating Heurelho Gomes. Spurs, however, equalised early in the second half with Robbie Keane goal before earning the 3–2 win with a last minute Keane goal to end the pre-season with four wins, two draws, and one loss.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Month summary After the international break, Spurs went into September without the injured Jermain Defoe, who would later miss three months with an ankle injury sustained in international duty. September started with a visit to West Bromwich Albion, and in a game where both Rafael van der Vaart and William Gallas made their Spurs debut, the away side took the lead on 27 minutes through Luka Modrić, who would later have to come off injured. Spurs struggled without him and West Brom equalised with Chris Brunt's 50th career goal, a header in the 41st minute. Tottenham ended up taking the point though after goalkeeper Carlo Cudicini made a number of saves to deny West Brom a win as the game ended 1–1.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Month summary Spurs then kicked off their first match of the Champions League proper at Werder Bremen by going two goals to the good, first an own-goal by Bremen defender Petri Pasanen and then a trademark header by Peter Crouch from a Van der Vaart cross, only to be denied a famous victory with goals from Hugo Almeida and Marko Marin to earn Werder Bremen a point against a solid-looking Spurs side on the day.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Month summary Tottenham then returned to domestic duty with a home game against Wolverhampton Wanderers on 18 September. Wolves took the lead against what looked like a fatigued Spurs with Steven Fletcher beating Carlo Cudicini to make it 1–0 to Wolves. The introduction of fullback Alan Hutton for the injured Younès Kaboul just before half-time made Spurs look a changed side, and the substitute had a huge part in the equaliser after he was brought down in the penalty area to hand van der Vaart a chance to open his account from the spot – which he did, and Spurs went on to win the game 3–1 with goals from another substitute, Roman Pavlyuchenko, and Alan Hutton himself in the dying seconds to secure a Spurs victory.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Month summary The first North London derby of the season saw Spurs take on Arsenal at White Hart Lane in the League Cup third round. Goalkeeper Stipe Pletikosa, young defender Steven Caulker, and midfielder Sandro made their debuts in a cup tie in which Arsenal took the lead with youngster Henri Lansbury finishing off a crisp Arsenal passing move by sliding home a Jack Wilshere cross on 15 minutes. Spurs responded immediately though after half-time with substitute Robbie Keane scoring in the 49th minute after being released by Kyle Naughton. The game finished 1–1 in normal time and the final score was 1–4 to Arsenal, with two Samir Nasri penalty kicks and a straightforward Andrey Arshavin finish securing victory for the away side and guaranteed a fourth round place for Arsenal.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Month summary Spurs returned to Premier League action with another London derby defeat, this time to West Ham United at Upton Park. In an eventful match, this one was decided by a 29th minute Frédéric Piquionne header from a Mark Noble corner.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Month summary Spurs ended the month in action in the Champions League against Twente at White Hart Lane. In another impressive European game by Spurs' standards, Spurs missed a host of chances in the first half, including a Van der Vaart penalty, which was saved by the Twente goalkeeper Nikolay Mihaylov. Spurs though scored four in the second half, this time with van der Vaart opening the scoring from a Crouch knock-down two minutes after half-time and then proceeding to get sent off for a second yellow card. Pavlyuchenko made it two though from the spot in the 50th minute before Nacer Chadli poked home 6 minutes later for Twente, to pull it back to 2–1. Another Pavlyuchenko penalty and an individual effort from Gareth Bale made it 4–1 the final score and gave Spurs their first win in the Champions League proper.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Month summary Tottenham ended the month eighth in the Premiership and second in the Champions League Group A.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Month summary Spurs began the month of October in Premier League action, starting with a home game against Aston Villa. Spurs fell behind on 16 minutes, after Marc Albrighton slid home from close range to give the visitors the lead. Spurs fought back though, and eventually won the game through a brace from Rafael van der Vaart.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Month summary After a break of internationals, Spurs travelled to Craven Cottage for a London derby with Fulham. Spurs again fell behind after a simple Diomansy Kamara finish, but then replied straight from the kick-off, after Van der Vaart's chip rebounded off the top of the crossbar to Roman Pavlyuchenko, who couldn't really miss from almost a yard out. However, Spurs controversially won all three points after Tom Huddlestone hit a fierce long range shot into the bottom corner of the net, which the Fulham team thought had taken a nick off William Gallas, who was indeed standing in an offside position. The goal stood and it seemed it was the right decision, as the ball actually hit a Fulham defender on its way to goal rather than Gallas.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Month summary Tottenham were then facing the reigning European champions Internazionale on a night to remember for Spurs fans at the San Siro. Not even 2 minutes had gone when Spurs made the worst possible start after Javier Zanetti curled home past an onrushing Heurelho Gomes, who then conceded a penalty and was sent off after denying Jonathan Biabiany a goal scoring opportunity in the penalty area – Samuel Eto'o converted the penalty and scored another past Carlo Cudicini after Dejan Stanković had earlier given Inter a three-goal cushion, meaning that Spurs were 4–0 down in 14 minutes. The first half ended with the home side with four goals to the good, comfortably. Spurs, however, fought back in the second half, with a hat-trick from Gareth Bale, two of his goals coming in injury-time. Bale's hat-trick meant that the final score was 4–3 to Inter, but a remarkable comeback from Spurs to pull back three goals at the San Siro.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Month summary Spurs returned to Premiership action against Everton at White Hart Lane. In a fairly even match, Everton took the lead through a spectacular Leighton Baines free-kick in the 17th minute. Spurs however responded almost immediately with Rafael van der Vaart getting on the end of a Peter Crouch knock-down to equalise for Spurs three minutes after the opener. The game finished 1–1.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Month summary Tottenham ended the month with a controversial 2–0 defeat at Old Trafford to Manchester United. In an entertaining game, both sides hit the woodwork in the opening twenty minutes before Nemanja Vidić opened the scoring with a header. Then, five minutes from time, Nani scored the controversial second goal after Tottenham goalkeeper Gomes placed the ball down on the ground, thinking that a free-kick had been given in Tottenham's favour after Nani appeared to handle the ball. Nani's United teammates urged him to shoot, which he did, much to Gomes' and Tottenham's anger, but the goal somehow stood despite the linesman's flag going up for an unknown reason.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Month summary Spurs ended the month in fifth in the Premiership and second in their Champions League group.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Month summary November began with the visit of Internazionale to White Hart Lane in a Champions League tie. The reigning champions were without a couple of key players, most notably goalkeeper Júlio César. Tottenham were also missing first choice goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes through suspension; he was replaced by Italian Carlo Cudicini. Spurs made a flying start to the game, but it wasn't until twenty minutes when Rafael van der Vaart opened the scoring from close range. Spurs managed to hold on to the lead at half-time, when goalscorer van der Vaart then had to come off due to a recurrence of a hamstring injury – his replacement was Jermaine Jenas. Spurs continued to play as well as they did in the first half and doubled their lead deservedly on the hour, when Gareth Bale superbly ran past the right of Inter's defence and played in Peter Crouch, who made amends for an earlier miss by sliding home from six yards. Inter then pulled one back ten minutes from time through Samuel Eto'o, who scored a fine goal from an angle past Cudicini. As Inter pushed for an undeserved equaliser, Bale ran on to a through ball from Younès Kaboul, ran the Inter defence ragged and to cap off a man of the match performance, tapped the ball across goal for substitute Roman Pavlyuchenko to poke home to give Spurs a 3–1 win over the European champions.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Month summary Spurs returned to Premier League action away to Bolton Wanderers, without Aaron Lennon & Rafael van der Vaart through injury. Spurs started slowly, and fell behind after Kevin Davies lashed home the opener for Bolton. Spurs didn't improve in the second half, and were then 2–0 down after Grétar Steinsson screwed in an angled drive ten minutes after half-time. Spurs then failed to respond and conceded a penalty after Benoît Assou-Ekotto bundled over Lee Chung-yong in the box – Kevin Davies expertly dispatched the spot-kick from 12 yards for Bolton's third. However, Spurs fought back late on after a curler from Alan Hutton and a beautiful volley from Pavlyuchenko, but it wasn't enough as Bolton broke away and Martin Petrov, coming off the bench, slid home to make it 4–2 to Bolton.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Month summary Spurs then faced Sunderland in a midweek fixture at White Hart Lane. Spurs were held at 0–0 for more than hour, but took the lead on 64 minutes through Rafael van der Vaart, returning from injury. However, the match was to end as a 1–1 draw after Sunderland equalised through Asamoah Gyan to win a point for the visitors.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Month summary Spurs continued the month with another home game, this time against Blackburn Rovers. Spurs took the lead on 16 minutes with a Gareth Bale header from a van der Vaart corner. Spurs then pushed for a second, finally getting it at 42 minutes through Roman Pavlyuchenko, making amends for an earlier miss from the penalty spot. Spurs scored two second-half goals, with Peter Crouch scoring his first league goal of the season and Bale scoring his second of the game for 4–0. Blackburn fought back though and earned two late goals, first coming from Ryan Nelsen after David Dunn's long range shot deflected on to Nelsen's heel and into the back of the net and the second came from a Gaël Givet volley from close range, but it wasn't enough and Spurs held on for the three points.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Month summary The first league North London derby of the season saw Arsenal take on Spurs at the Emirates Stadium on 20 November. Arsenal took advantage of an error from Spurs goalkeeper Gomes, who failed to come out and claim the ball after a heavy touch from Samir Nasri – Gomes came out eventually and made an attempt to catch the ball, but it rebounded off Nasri's shin and Nasri ran on to the ball to slot home from the tightest of all angles on nine minutes. Arsenal doubled their lead on 27 minutes, after Andrey Arshavin crossed for Marouane Chamakh to slide home to give Arsenal a 2–0 advantage at half-time. Spurs then staged a comeback though, after Assou-Ekotto's long ball was flicked on by Jermain Defoe, returning from injury, into the path of van der Vaart who controlled well and released Bale, who only had Łukasz Fabiański to beat and did so well, with a good left foot finish five minutes after half-time. Luka Modrić went close with 25-yard drive that went narrowly over and then was brought down for a free-kick, which Arsenal captain Cesc Fàbregas deliberately handled to give Spurs a penalty. Van der Vaart made no mistake from the spot, sending Fabiański in the Arsenal goal to level for Spurs, and was then booked for his celebration. Spurs then went on to win the game after Gareth Bale was hauled down by Laurent Koscielny, resulting in a free-kick which was swung in by Van der Vaart for Younès Kaboul to head home with four minutes remaining, giving Spurs their first win away at Arsenal for 17 years and their first away win at a "Top Four" club in almost 70 games.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Month summary Spurs then had the chance to qualify to the knockout round of the Champions League, knowing that a win for them and Internazionale would secure qualification from Group A; to do so, Spurs had to beat Werder Bremen at White Hart Lane and Inter had to beat Twente. Spurs were on their way after another goal from Younès Kaboul on six minutes, from an Aaron Lennon cross. Bremen, ravaged by injuries and a suspension to captain Torsten Frings, then found themselves two goals down on the stroke of half-time after Luka Modrić got on the end of a Peter Crouch knock-down, turned and volleyed past Tim Wiese in the Bremen goal. Spurs secured the points and the qualification, as Inter had beaten Twente 1–0, with Peter Crouch scoring the third from close range late in the game.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Month summary Tottenham ended the month in Premiership action with a home game against Liverpool, 4 days after the match against Werder Bremen. Spurs once again fell behind on 42 minutes, with Martin Škrtel poking home after a goal-mouth scramble in the Tottenham box. Spurs pushed for the equaliser, and had a big chance to level after they were awarded a penalty when David N'Gog handled Gareth Bale's free-kick, but Defoe smashed the kick wide of the post. Spurs eventually equalised on 65 minutes, with Škrtel, having opened the scoring, diverted Modrić's low cross, which was on its way to Peter Crouch, into his own net to gift Spurs the equaliser. Spurs eventually won the game through Aaron Lennon, who beat Liverpool's Paul Konchesky to Peter Crouch's knock-down to fire past Pepe Reina to give Spurs a 2–1 victory.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Month summary Spurs finished November in fifth place and top of the Champions League Group A, securing qualification to the knockout round in the Champions League.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Month summary Spurs kicked off December with a 1–1 draw away to Birmingham City, having taken the lead through Sébastien Bassong on 20 minutes, only to concede a late equaliser from a Craig Gardner header.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. December Spurs then travelled to Holand to take on Dutch champions Twente, knowing that they could finish top of Group A if they could at least match Inter Milan's result at Werder Bremen. Spurs were gifted a bizarre lead after Twente goalkeeper Sander Boschker missed his kick from a Peter Wisgerhof back pass, causing the ball to end up in the corner of the goal. Twente were level after a re-taken Denny Landzaat penalty, after Roberto Rosales had a strike from 20 yards which appeared to hit the arm of Benoît Assou-Ekotto. Two minutes after half-time, Spurs took the lead again after a close range finish from Jermain Defoe, but Twente levelled a couple of minutes later from a Rosales header. Defoe then rebounded a Wilson Palacios shot, which was initially saved by Boschker, into the bottom corner of the net. Twente rescued a point though from Nacer Chadli's free-kick. Spurs finished top of Group A and were later drawn to Milan.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. December Spurs returned to Premier League action with a home game against Chelsea. Spurs took the lead on 15 minutes through a stunning strike from Roman Pavlyuchenko, set up by Jermain Defoe, who looked as if he was in an offside position before he passed the ball to Pavlyuchenko – nevertheless, the goal stood. More controversy was to follow, when Didier Drogba appeared to handle the ball before firing a shot on goal, which Tottenham goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes spilt into his own net. Chelsea were then awarded a penalty deep into injury time, after Gomes bundled over Chelsea midfielder Ramires in the area, only to then save Drogba's kick to ensure that the game finished 1–1.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. December The week after the Chelsea match, it was confirmed that Tottenham's match away to Blackpool had been postponed due to the bad weather conditions outside Bloomfield Road. The match was later rescheduled for 22 February.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. December Spurs kicked off the festive period with a trip to Aston Villa. Spurs took the lead through Rafael van der Vaart, returning from injury, before Jermain Defoe saw a controversial red for elbowing James Collins. Spurs held on to the lead for the first half and doubled in the second, thanks to Van der Vaart again. Villa pulled one back through Marc Albrighton, but it was not to be as Spurs held on for a crucial victory.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. December Ten-man Spurs then beat a resilient Newcastle United at White Hart Lane, thanks to second half goals from Aaron Lennon and Gareth Bale – the latter's goal coming after Younès Kaboul was sent off.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Month summary Spurs got the year 2011 off to a good start by beating London rivals Fulham 1–0 in a tight match, with Gareth Bale heading in the only goal from Van der Vaart's free-kick.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. January A 2–1 loss at Everton meant that Tottenham's 11-match unbeaten run had ended, also concluding Tottenham's fine form in the festive period – an early goal from Louis Saha was cancelled out by a van der Vaart header but it wasn't to be as Séamus Coleman headed in Everton's winner late on in the game to give Everton the points.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. January Spurs then beat Charlton Athletic 3–0 in a third round FA Cup tie, with goals from youngster Andros Townsend and a quick-fire double from Jermain Defoe ensuring Spurs' safe passage into the fourth round of the competition.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. January Tottenham then returned to domestic action with a 0–0 draw with eventual champions Manchester United in a game in which they dominated but never really looked like winning.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. January Spurs again had to come back from behind at Newcastle after Fabricio Coloccini volleyed home the opener for Newcastle, but Aaron Lennon rescued a point late on with his second goal against Newcastle this season.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. January Tottenham concluded January with an FA Cup exit at Fulham, with 2 Danny Murphy penalties in fifteen minutes sandwiched by Michael Dawson's sending off meant that Fulham were truly on their way. Brede Hangeland and Mousa Dembélé piled on the misery for Spurs. Spurs failed to respond to conceding 4 goals in the first half and despite an improvement in the second, their elimination was confirmed.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Goal scorers The list is sorted by shirt number when total goals are equal.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. Clean sheets The list is sorted by shirt number when total clean sheets are equal.
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. External links Official Club site BBC – Tottenham club news Football 365 Spurs Homepage
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2010–11 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season. 2010–11 Premier League by team 2010-11 Tottenham Hotspur Fc Season, 2010-11 Tottenham Hotspur Fc Season, 2010-11 2010–11 UEFA Champions League participants seasons
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Walter James Fitzgerald. Walter James Fitzgerald, S.J. (November 17, 1883July 19, 1947) was an American prelate of the Catholic Church. He served as Vicar Apostolic of Alaska from 1945 until his death in 1947. A Jesuit, he also served as President of Gonzaga University from 1921 to 1927 and of Seattle University from 1929 to 1931.
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Walter James Fitzgerald. Life and church Fitzgerald was born at Peola, in Garfield County, Washington, to Patrick Sarsfield and Johanna Frances (née Kirk) Fitzgerald. He entered the Society of Jesus (more commonly known as the Jesuits) in 1902, and graduated from the normal school in Los Gatos, California, in 1906. He then returned to Washington and served as a professor at Seattle College until 1909, when he enrolled at Gonzaga University in Spokane. He earned his Bachelor of Arts (1910) and Master of Arts (1912) degrees from Gonzaga. From 1912 to 1920, he was a professor at Gonzaga, although his service was interrupted by a period of study at Immaculate Conception College in Montreal, Quebec, Canada (1915–19) to receive his Doctor of Sacred Theology degree.
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Walter James Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald was ordained to the priesthood on May 16, 1918. After teaching at the institution for the next three years, he became president of Gonzaga University in 1921, serving in that position until 1927. He afterward served as president of Manresa Hall in Port Townsend (1927–29) and of Seattle College (1929–31). He then served as vice-provincial (1931–32) and later provincial (1932–38) of the Jesuits' Northwestern Province.
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Walter James Fitzgerald. On December 14, 1938, Fitzgerald was appointed Coadjutor Vicar Apostolic of Alaska and Titular Bishop of Tymbrias by Pope Pius XI. He received his episcopal consecration on February 24, 1939 from Bishop Joseph Crimont, with Bishops Charles White and Robert Armstrong serving as co-consecrators. Upon the death of Bishop Crimont, Fitzgerald succeeded him as Vicar Apostolic of Alaska on May 20, 1945. He remained in this position until his death in Seattle at the age of 63.
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Abdul Baqi (Pakistani politician)
Abdul Baqi (Pakistani politician). Molana Abdul Baqi (1939–2001) was a prominent political figure of North West Frontier Province, Pakistan during the 1970s, 80 and 90s. He was elected as Member of the Provincial Assembly from the constituency of PF-35, Swat 2, in the 1970 General Elections and appointed as Senior Provincial Minister in Mufti Mehmood's cabinet, the then Chief Minister of North West Frontier Province (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa) of Pakistan.He remained Minister from 1972 till 1977. He also served in the selected Provincial Cabinet of General Zia-ul-Haq from 1980 to 1985. In 1985 non party based elections were held in which he was again elected member of provincial assembly and served as Minister of Religious Affairs and Revenue. In 1988 early elections were called he contested for the Provincial Assembly on the ticket of IJI and was successful, again he served as Provincial Minister for two years until 1990 when assemblies were dissolved. Molana Abdul Baqi's efforts unified the divided Kohistan into one administrative unit, part of which was previously under the administration of Swat Princely State and part was a belt of Tribal settlements without any rit of the government. Kohistan achieved the status of a District in 1975 after protests led by Molana Abdul Baqi . He was also the chairman of Motamar-e-alam e Islam for 15 years.
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Abdul Baqi (Pakistani politician)
Abdul Baqi (Pakistani politician). Death: He died in Abbottabad on 24 June 2001, due to cardiac arrest.
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Abdul Baqi (Pakistani politician)
Abdul Baqi (Pakistani politician). Successors: His younger brothers Moulana Ubaidullah and Mehboobullah Jan got elected as members of the Provincial and National assemblies from PF-61 and NA-23 Kohistan respectively in the February 2008 General Elections. Moulana Ubaidullah died on 7th Oct 2011.
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Abdul Baqi (Pakistani politician)
Abdul Baqi (Pakistani politician). After the death of his younger brother Molvi Ubaidullah, his son Sajjad Ullah Baqi was elected as MPA in 2011.
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Section 42
Section 42. Section 42 can refer to : Section 42 of the Australian constitution In the US - Section 42 of the Internal Revenue Code - details the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit English Law - A section of the Mental Health Act 1983 dealing with involuntary commitment English Law - Section 42 of the Offences against the Person Act 1861 (now replaced) dealt with common assault and battery In engineering, Section 42 of IEC 60364 standard defines Thermal protection criteria for electrical installations
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Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe (East of the Mississippi)
Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe (East of the Mississippi). The Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe (East of the Mississippi), also known as the Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe, is a state-recognized tribe in Georgia. The organization was denied federal recognition in 1981.
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Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe (East of the Mississippi)
Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe (East of the Mississippi). They claim to descend from Muscogee Creek people who evaded Indian Removal in the 1830s and remained in Georgia. Their mission is "To maintain and educate Tribe members and general public regarding tribal history and traditions."
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Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe (East of the Mississippi)
Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe (East of the Mississippi). Nonprofit status The group organized as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in Georgia in 1973. They are based in Whigham, Georgia, and Nealie McCormick is their agent. Their officers are: Marian S. McCormick, CEO, chief Ashley Adams, CFO C. Peggy Venable, secretary Nealie McCormick, agent
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Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe (East of the Mississippi)
Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe (East of the Mississippi). They also organized as a nonprofit in the state of Florida in 1989; however, they are listed as being inactive.
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Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe (East of the Mississippi)
Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe (East of the Mississippi). Petition for federal recognition In 1978, the Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe–East of the Mississippi petitioned for federal recognition. The Office of Federal Acknowledgment denied their petition in 1981. The office noted that the Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe's membership criteria "contained no specific requirements for establishing Creek Indian ancestry" and observed that "The LMC is not a tribal community which has functioned as an autonomous entity throughout history until the present, but is rather a group of individuals who believe themselves to be of Indian ancestry, most of whom did not conclusively establish this fact."
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Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe (East of the Mississippi)
Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe (East of the Mississippi). The office's findings showed a "total lack of documentation for any period before the 1950's of the covert or overt existence of any time of community for even part of the group which could be identified as Indian" and "coupled with the finding that the majority did not establish Creek Indian ancestry and that many had no previous identity as Indian or even knowledge of Indian ancestry, indicates that the LMC is not derived from a stable tribal community."
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Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe (East of the Mississippi)
Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe (East of the Mississippi). State-recognition The Georgia General Assembly founded the Georgia Council on American Indian Concerns and "is the only state entity specifically authorized to address the concerns of Georgia's American Indians." The council recognizes three state-recognized tribes, including the Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe, who were recognized through state law GA Code Section 44-12-300.
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Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe (East of the Mississippi)
Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe (East of the Mississippi). Activities The Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe holds the annual Tama Intertribal Powwow in Whigham.
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RNLB Aguila Wren (ON 892)
RNLB Aguila Wren (ON 892). RNLB Aguila Wren (ON 892) is a retired lifeboat of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution. She is currently being restored to her original RNLI condition, with work expected to be complete in 2017 or 2018. Aguila Wren was built as a memorial to 22 members of the Women's Royal Naval Service (WRNS) who were killed when their transport ship to Gibraltar, the Yeoward Line ship , was sunk by in the North Atlantic in 1941.
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RNLB Aguila Wren (ON 892)
RNLB Aguila Wren (ON 892). SS Aguila Aguila Wren was named to commemorate the sinking of the Yeoward Line ship , and the loss of 22 members of the Women's Royal Naval Service. Aguila had been part of a convoy from Liverpool to Gibraltar when she was torpedoed and sunk by in the early hours of 19 August 1941. 152 of the 168 people aboard Aguila were killed, including all 22 WRNS aboard.
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RNLB Aguila Wren (ON 892)
RNLB Aguila Wren (ON 892). Collections A voluntary collection was made by the WRNS in 1941, with all serving Wrens donating a day’s pay. This collection raised over £4,000, which was put towards the building a new , that William Denny and Brothers was building at Dumbarton. Also, the cost of the Sick Bay equipment on HMS Wren was subscribed to by relatives and friends of the 22 Wrens who were killed on Aguila. The balance of the money raised was donated to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) to pay for a new lifeboat to be a memorial to the 22 women who died, to be named Aguila Wren.
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RNLB Aguila Wren (ON 892)
RNLB Aguila Wren (ON 892). As a lifeboat The new lifeboat Aguila Wren was built in 1951 by Messrs. Groves & Guttridge at East Cowes, Isle of Wight. She served at Aberystwyth Lifeboat Station, Wales between 1951 and 1964, where she saved 14 lives, and at Redcar, North Yorkshire between 1965 and 1972, where she saved another 28 lives. She is a Liverpool-class lifeboat, with her hull formed of double diagonal-skinned Honduras mahogany laid on English oak frames. She is 35ft 6in long, 10 ft 8in beam, weighing around 8.6 tons. She has twin screws, originally powered by twin 20h.p. Ferry diesel engines although these bespoke-made engines were replaced in 1973 with twin Perkins 4.108 diesels.
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RNLB Aguila Wren (ON 892)
RNLB Aguila Wren (ON 892). Aguila Wren Aguila Wren was named at Aberystwyth on 28 June 1952. Among those present were Captain Arthur Frith of Aguila and Dame Vera Laughton Mathews, former Director of the WRNS who had selected the 22 Wrens for Gibraltar service. The Aguila Wren was transferred away from Aberystwyth in 1964 following that station’s re-designation to an inshore lifeboat station. After a refit she arrived at Redcar in February 1965. Following her final life-saving rescue on 16 November 1972, to a yacht which had lost her propeller, she was replaced at Redcar by a new boat on 22 November 1972.
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RNLB Aguila Wren (ON 892)
RNLB Aguila Wren (ON 892). Sale to Sea Cadets Her status as a war memorial led to discussions about the possibility of preserving Aguila Wren in a museum at Portsmouth, but these talks came to nothing. In order to preserve Aguila Wren from being sold, potentially for use as a fishing boat, Commander Peter Sturdee, who was at the time working for the RNLI at Head Office, arranged for her to be sold to a branch of the Sea Cadets to train potential naval ratings and Wrens. She left Redcar at 6am on the morning of 23 November 1972, stopped overnight at Spurn Point, Humber, and then sailed up the Humber to Keadby, near Scunthorpe, where she was handed over to the Scunthorpe Sea Cadets to become their training ship. The formal handing-over ceremony took place in Keadby on 20 May 1973, with Peter Sturdee formally presenting her to the Sea Cadet Corps. Also present was Captain Arthur Frith from Aguila.
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RNLB Aguila Wren (ON 892). Aguila Wren As a training ship Aguila Wren sailed extensively around Britain and in Europe, including what was described as a "memorable trip" along the Rhine. She was sold after some 20 years of service with the Sea Cadets, and became a diving boat at [[Donnelly's Quay, South Shields ]]. She was in a poor condition when she was found in mid-August 2004, bought by the son of one of her former shore crew members at Redcar, and put in storage.
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RNLB Aguila Wren (ON 892)
RNLB Aguila Wren (ON 892). Restoration In January 2006 she was moved with the sponsorship of P&O Ferries to a specialist firm of expert, timber-built lifeboat restorers, where she is currently being restored to her original RNLI condition, with completion expected in 2014. She will then become a memorial to the 22 WRNS killed on Aguila in 1941, and will attend regattas and exhibitions to raise funds for the RNLI. Aguila Wren has been registered with National Historic Ships, who have provided a grant of £2,000 towards the restoration project.
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RNLB Aguila Wren (ON 892)
RNLB Aguila Wren (ON 892). Aguila Wren Restoration has included replanking of parts of the hull on the starboard side, new hull frames, replacement of all decking, restoration of the original steering and the making and fitting of new deck steps and seating port and starboard. Aguila Wrens original port and starboard navigation lights and her steaming light were tracked down to an owner in New Zealand who had bought them when he lived near Keadby; they were subsequently reacquired by Aguila Wrens present owner and have been refitted to the boat after a round trip of around 23,000 miles to New Zealand and back. The provisions and radio locker, the wheel and Kelvin-Hughes binnacle compass fitted to Aguila Wren as part of her restoration came from ON.881 City of Leeds, the lifeboat that Aguila Wren replaced at Redcar in 1965, with these parts being acquired in 2012.
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RNLB Aguila Wren (ON 892)
RNLB Aguila Wren (ON 892). 1952 ships Liverpool-class lifeboats Ships and vessels on the National Register of Historic Vessels
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Mediterranean Challenge Cup
Mediterranean Challenge Cup. The Mediterranean Challenge Cup, now known as the Mediterranean Bowling Championships, is a ten-pin bowling competition for the federations around Mediterranean Sea. It is recognised by the World Bowling,[European Tenpin Bowling Federation]] and is played since 1998. Each eligible federation sends two men and two women to compete for medals in Singles, Doubles, Mixed Doubles (added in 2012), Teams, All-Events and Masters (added in 2007).
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Mediterranean Challenge Cup
Mediterranean Challenge Cup. I MCC - Nicosia 1998 The first Mediterranean Challenge Cup (MCC) was held in Nicosia (Cyprus) in 1998 with players from Greece, Israel, Malta and Cyprus. Tasoulla Hadjiloizou (Cyprus) and Dimitrios Karetsos (Greece) won the singles events. Sue Abela-Melissa Anastasi (Malta) won women's doubles and Dimitrios Karetsos-Manolis Michalenas (Greece) won men's doubles. Greece won the teams event. Abela and Karetsos topped the "all-events" standings.
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Mediterranean Challenge Cup. II MCC - St. Julian's 1999 The second MCC was held in St. Julian's (Malta) and included a new team, Turkey. Lisa Shalom (Israel) and Christos Kourtellides (Cyprus) won the singles events. Christina Fotinia-Aleka Zorba (Greece) won women's doubles and Steve Calleja-Danial Swift won men's doubles. Malta won the teams event and also swept the "all-events" gold medals, with Sue Abela winning the women's "all-events" for the second year in a row and Calleja winning the men's "all-events".
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Mediterranean Challenge Cup. III MCC - Athens 2000 Athens (Greece) hosted the third MCC with a new team from the western shore of the Mediterranean sea, Spain. Sue Abela (Malta) and Dimitrios Karetsos (Greece) won the singles events. The doubles event winners were Sue Abela-Melissa Anastasi (Malta) and Dimitrios Karetsos-Leonidas Maragos (Greece). Israel won the teams event. Abela and Karetsos won the "all-events" gold medal, as they both did in 1998. Abela has won three consecutive women's "all-events" gold medals.
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Mediterranean Challenge Cup. IV MCC - Nicosia 2001 The fourth MCC was held in Nicosia (Cyprus) for the second time, and one of the teams withdrew, Turkey. Greece swept the singles events, Esmeralda Kaltsou winning women's singles and Dimitrios Karetsos winning men's singles for the third time in four years. Ida Pardo-Sarit Mizrahi (Israel) won women's doubles and Dimitrios Karetsos-Alex Tzounis (Greece) won men's doubles. Karetsos has won three men's doubles gold medals in four years with three different partners. Israel won the teams event for the second year in a row. Greece swept the "all-events" gold medals, with singles event winners Kaltsou and Karetsos prevailing. Karetsos has won three of the four men's "all-events" gold medals.
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Mediterranean Challenge Cup. V MCC - Barcelona 2002 In fifth MCC was held in Barcelona, increasing the number of teams to seven with the return of Turkey and the first participation of France. It was played from April 12 to 13 in the Bowling Pedralbes. Sue Abela (Malta) and Bertrand Pujol (France) won both singles and "all-events". Abela has won four of the five "all-events" gold medals. Alexandra Combes-Karen Jost (France) won the women's doubles event and Leonidas Maragos-Dimitris Karetsos (Greece) winning men's doubles for the second time, having won in 2000. Karetsos has been a part of four winning doubles teams for Greece. Greece won the teams event. France ended up winning the most medals in the 2002 MCC in their first participation, 3 golds, 2 silver, 2 bronze.
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Mediterranean Challenge Cup. VI MCC - Istanbul 2003 The sixth MCC was held in the Korukent Cosmic Bowling of Istanbul (Turkey). Greece and France withdrew, while Italy participated in its first MCC. Pnina Raskin (Israel) and Habib Dogan (Turkey) won the singles events. Sue Abela-Doris Camilleri (Malta) won women's doubles and Marcial Ovide-Lluis Montfort (Spain) won men's doubles. Spain won the teams event. Abela and Montfort won the "all-events" gold medals. Abela has won five of the six "all-events" gold medals. Italy in its first participation won two silver medals and a bronze medal.
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Mediterranean Challenge Cup. VII MCC - Rome 2004 The seventh MCC was held in Rome (Italy). Gibraltar and San Marino joined the competition and Greece returned. Sue Abela (Malta) and Moises Perez (Spain) won the singles events. Sue Abela-Melissa Anastasi (Malta) won women's doubles for the third time, having previously won in 1998 and 2000. Men's doubles were Loris Masetti-Marco Reviglio (Italy). Italy won the teams events. Abela and Marcial Ovide (Spain) won the "all-events" gold medals. Abela has won six of seven women's "all-events" gold medals.
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Mediterranean Challenge Cup. VIII MCC - St. Julian's 2005 The eighth MCC was held in St. Julian's (Malta) for the second time at Eden Superbowl, with Turkey withdrawing. Anastasia Rovithaki (Greece) and Marcial Ovide (Spain) won the singles events. Anastasia Rovithaki-Despina Chrisanthi (Greece) won women's doubles and Yaniv Gresario-Yahav Rabin (Israel) won men's doubles. Malta won the teams event. Abela and Ovide won the "all-events" gold medals, just as both did last year. Abela has won seven of the eight women's "all-events" gold medals and four in a row.
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Mediterranean Challenge Cup. IX MCC - Serravalle 2006 The ninth MCC was held in Serravalle, San Marino at Rose'n'Bowl. Turkey returned, Morocco joined the Cup and Spain withdrew. Sue Abela (Malta) and Domenica Maddaloni (Italy) won the singles events. Abela has now won four singles gold medals. Sue Abela-Lorraine Casha (Malta) won women's doubles and Tener-Johnatan Geller (Israel) won men's doubles. Greece won the teams event. Abela and Pachoulis Vretos (Greece) won the "all-events". Abela has won five consecutive women's "all-events" gold medals and eight of nine overall. San Marino won its first medal in the MCC, when Nico Gasperoni won a bronze in the singles event.
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Mediterranean Challenge Cup. X MCC - Mersin 2007 The tenth MCC was held in Mersin (Turkey) from March 27 to April 3 at Rollhouse Bowling Center of Mersin. Eleven teams participated with the return of France and Spain. A Masters event was introduced, which consisted of the top 8 in the All-Events standings for men and women playing three rounds of best-of-three single eliminations. Chiara Roiati (Italy) and Mark Spiteri (Malta) emerged as winners of the masters event. Natassa Rovithaki (Greece) and Nunzio Romano (Italy) won the singles events. Nofar Hershkovich-Mor Aviramtwo (Israel) won women's doubles and Xavier Lotthe-Emmanuel Michaud (France) won men's doubles. Italy won the teams event. The All-Event gold medalists were Rovithaki and Michaud.
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Mediterranean Challenge Cup. XI MCC - Chania 2008 The eleventh MCC was held in Chania (Greece) at Bowling Mega Palace The teams were the same as last year except Israel and Morocco, both withdrawing. Sue Abela (Malta) and Sebastien Henry won the singles events. Abela has won five singles gold medals. Elise Brenteville-Marie Gauton (France) won women's doubles and Marco Reviglio-Maurizio Celli (Italy) won men's doubles. Abela and Melvin Ocando (Spain) won the All-Events gold medals. Abela has now won nine All-Events gold medals. Turkey won the teams event. Gauton and Ocando won the masters event.
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Mediterranean Challenge Cup. XII MCC - Montpellier 2009 The twelfth MCC was held in Montpellier (France) from April 23 to 25 at Bowling de Montpellier. Ten teams participated with Spain withdrawing and the inclusion of Catalonia and the return of Israel. The winners of the singles events were Ioannis Stathatos (Greece) and Sue Abela (Malta). Abela now has six singles gold medals. Natassa Rovithaki-Georgia Papadimitriou (Greece) won women's doubles and Daniele Fiorentini-Frederico Rossi (Italy) won men's doubles. France won the teams event. Liat Vizenfeld (Israel) and Lluís Montfort (Catalonia) won the All-Events gold medals. Abela and Montfort won the masters events.
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Mediterranean Challenge Cup. XIII MCC - Paphos 2010 In 2010 the MCC was held in Paphos (Cyprus) from April 15 to 17. The teams were the same as 2009. Antonio Francesco (Italy) and Liat Vizenfeld (Israel) won the singles events. Antonio Francesco-Marco Reviglio (Italy) and Niki Schiza-Myria Kastori (Cyprus) won the doubles event. Cyprus won the teams event. The All-Events gold medals went to Marco Reviglio (Italy) and Niki Schiza (Cyprus), and the Masters event were won by Or Aviram and Sarit Mizrahi, both from Israel.
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Mediterranean Challenge Cup. XIV MCC - Barcelona 2011 In 2011 the MCC was held in Barcelona (Catalonia) for the second time, increasing the number of teams to 13 with the first participation of Croatia, Slovenia and Tunisia. It was played from March 30 to April 2 in the Bowling Pedralbes. Sue Abela (Malta) and Georgios Stefanidis (Greece) won the singles events. Abela has won seven singles gold medals. Sue Abela-Tiziana Carannante (Malta) and Georgios Stefanidis-Evangelos Krizinis (Greece) won the doubles events and France won the teams event. The "All Event" winners were Sue Abela (Malta) and Habib Dogan (Turkey). Abela has won ten All-Event gold medals. Masters champions were Niki Schiza (Cyprus) and Marco Reviglio (Italy).
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Mediterranean Challenge Cup. XV MCC - Serravalle 2012 In 2012 the MCC was held in Serravalle, San Marino for the second time (previously hosted in 2006) from April 17 to 21 at Rose'n Bowl with the same 13 teams as 2011. Sandra Torrents (Catalonia) and Maurizio Celli (Italy) won the singles events. The winners in the doubles event were Ebru Ozogluuntur-Adile Michajlow (Turkey) and George Stefanidis-Evangelos Krizinis (Greece), the Greek team winning for the second straight year. A new event, mixed doubles, was added to the schedule, with Daniela Buzzeli-Enzo Zucchinelli (Italy) emerging as winners. The teams event was won by Greece. The "All Event" winners were Sandra Torrents (Catalonia) and Evangelos Krizinis (Greece). The Masters champions were Sue Abela (Malta) and George Stefanidis (Greece).
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Mediterranean Challenge Cup. XVI MCC - Ljubljana 2013 In 2013 the MCC was held in Ljubljana (Slovenia) for the first time from April 9 to 13 at Bowling Klub 300. 13 teams participated, with Spain returning and Catalonia withdrawing. The singles events were won by Helga Di Benedetto (Italy) and Justin Scicluna (Malta). The winners in the doubles event were Sue Abela-Tiziana Carannante (Malta) for the second time and Julien Sermand-Nicolas Marchand (France). Mixed doubles was won by Alexandra Zormpa-Ioannis Maroussis (Greece). Italy won the teams event. The "All Event" winners were Sue Abela (Malta) and Anže Grabrijan (Slovenia). Abela has won eleven All-Events gold medals. Anže Grabrijan's All-Events gold medal was the first ever for Slovenia in the MCC. Masters champions were Myria Kastori (Cyprus) and Tolga Sismanogullar (Turkey). Croatia won its first ever medal in the MCC when Mise Mrkonjic won a bronze in the men's masters event.
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Mediterranean Challenge Cup. XVII MCC - Gibraltar 2014 In 2014 the MCC was held in Gibraltar from April 2 to 5 at King’s Bastion Leisure Centre. 10 teams participated, with Catalonia returning, while Croatia, Spain, Tunisia and Turkey withdrew. The singles events were won by Sue Abela (Malta) and Lior Bar (Israel). The doubles winners were Lauriane Célié-Stéphanie Dubourg (France) and Anže Grabrijan-Nino Stenko (Slovenia). Mixed doubles winners were Stéphanie Dubourg-Rémy Laudy (France). Greece won the teams event. The "All Event" winners were Lauriane Célié (France) and George Stefanidis (Greece). Célié and Stefanidis also won the Masters event. Gibraltar won its first ever medal in the MCC, when Adam Shrubb won a bronze medal in the men's masters event.
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Mediterranean Challenge Cup. XVIII MCC - Chania 2015 In 2015 the MCC was held in Chania (Greece) for the second time. It took place at Bowling Mega Placecenter from April 21–26. 12 federations participated, with Croatia, Spain, Tunisia, and Turkey returning. Catalonia and France withdrew. The singles events were won by Ivana Crajacic (Croatia) and Francisco Rodriguez (Spain). The doubles winners were Giada Dimartino-Annalisa Balzano (Italy) and Stavros Parasakis-Ioannis Stathatos (Greece). Mixed doubles winners were Adile Michajlow-Habib Dogan (Turkey). Malta won the teams event. The "All Event" winners were Sue Abela (Malta) and Francisco Rodriguez (Spain). Abela has won twelve All Events gold medals. Masters champions were Gulhan Aksular (Turkey) and Anže Grabrijan (Slovenia).
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Mediterranean Challenge Cup. XVIV MBC - Bologna 2016 The 2016 Mediterranean Bowling Championships (MBC) was held in Bologna (Italy) at RenoBowling, Casalecchio di Reno from April 12–16. 13 federations participated, 12 federations that participated in 2015 and France returning after a one-year absence. The singles events were won by Lynne Fishler (Israel) and Vaggelis Krizinis (Greece). Italy swept both men's and women's doubles. Helga Di Benedetto-Melania Rossi winning the women's doubles and Maurizio Celli-Alessandro Spada winning the men's doubles. Mixed doubles winners were Georgia Sagona-Vaggelis Krizinis (Greece). France won the teams event. The "All Event" winners were Sue Abela (Malta) and Vaggelis Krizinis (Greece). Abela now has thirteen All Events gold medals. Masters champions were Adile Michajlow (Turkey) and Nino Stenko (Slovenia).
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Mediterranean Challenge Cup. XX MBC - Ljubljana 2017 The 2017 MBC was held March 26 to April 2, 2017, in Ljubljana (Slovenia) for the second at Bowling Klub 300 (previously hosted in 2013). Just like the previous edition, the same 13 federations participated in the MBC. The singles events were won by Sue Abela (Malta), her 9th singles gold medal, and Valentin Saulnier (France). Sue Abela-Sara Xuereb of Malta won women's doubles, while Anže Grabrijan-Aleksander Koštric of host Slovenia won men's doubles. Valentin Saulnier-Alexandra Lopes of France won mixed doubles. France won the teams event. France also swept the "All Event" gold medals, Alexandra Lopes winning for the women and Valentin Saulnier winning for the men. Masters champions were Alexandria Lopes (France) and Anže Grabrijan (Slovenia).
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Mediterranean Challenge Cup. XXI MBC - Ankara 2018 The 21st MBC was held April 15-22, 2018, in Ankara (Turkey), at Rollhouse Bowling. 11 federations participated, with Gibraltar and Israel withdrawing. The singles events were won by Lauriane Célié (France) and Justin Caruana Scicluna (Malta). Elisa Primavera and Elga di Benedetto (Italy) won women's doubles, while Roros Stamatios and Vasileios Stefopoulos (Greece) won men's doubles. Martha Karatzoyla and Roros Stamatios (Greece) won mixed doubles. France won the team event for the third consecutive year. All event winners were Lauriane Célié (France) and Roros Stamatios (Greece). France swept the masters titles, with Amandine Jacques winning women's masters and Quentin Deroo winning the men's masters.