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Football
Champions League
2nd q'fying round 1st leg
New Saints (0) 0 FC Copenhagen (1) 2
Sotiriou 18
Skov 60 pen
PSV Eindhoven 3 Basel 2-Plzen 0 Olympiacos
0-Sutjeska 0 Apoel Nicosia 1-Saburtalo Tbilisi 0
Dinamo Zagreb 2.
Europa League
2nd q'fying round 1st leg
HB Torshavn (1) 2 Linfield (1) 2
Justinussen 37 pen Waterworth 2 88 pen
Petersen 89
Friendlies
Barcelona (0) 1 Chelsea (1) 2
Rakitic 90 Abraham 34
Barkley 81
Cambridge Utd (0) 0 Leicester (0) 3
Maguires 59
Iheanacho 83
Choudhury 87
Aldershot 4 Portsmth 0-Alfreton 1 Scunthorpe
4-Altrincham 1 Stockport Co 2-BBedford 0
Peterboro 3-Bishop’s Stortford 3 Leyton O
3-Brackley 1 Northmptn 0-Bradford PA 0 Bradford
0-Bristol R 0 Swansea 3-Cambridge 0 Leicester
3-Carlisle 3 Tranmere 0-Cheltenham 2 Shrewsbry
2-Colchester 1 Charlton 2-Dartford 3 Bromley
1-Dover 2 Gillingham 2-Fleetwood 0 Burnley
2-Guangzhou Evergrande 0 Southmptn 4-Hemel
Hempstead 0 MK Dons 1-Maidenhead Utd 1
Stevenage 0-Maidstone 1 Dag & Red 1-Mansfield 2
Nottm For 1-Met Police 1 AFC W'don 3-Notts Cnty
1 Ipswich 1-Oxford Utd 1 Fulham 1-Rotherham 1
WBA 1-Salford City 1 Middlesbro 3-Sheff Utd 5
Chesterfld 0-Solihull Moors 0 Burton Alb 0-SSutton
Utd 2 Dulwich 0-Taunton 0 Yeovil 2-Wealdstone 0
Wycombe 1-Scarborough Ath 1 Grimsby 2.
Betfred Cup
Group A: Dundee Utd 0 East Fife 2.
Group C: Alloa 2 Stirling A 1-Hibernian 3
Arbroath 0. Group D: Inverness CT 3 Cove
Rangers 2-Raith 3 Peterhead 1. Group E: Annan
Athletic 0 Morton 5-Dumbarton 0 Motherwell 2.
Group G: Berwick 0 Falkirk 3-Stranraer 1
Livingston 2. Group H: Albion R 0 St Mirren 0 (St
Mirren won 4-3 on penalties)-Edinburgh City 0
East Kilbride 1.Aquatics
FINA WORLD CH'SHIPS (Gwangju, South
Korea).-Swimming - Men, 200m freestyle final:
1 Y Sun (China) 1m 44.93s; 2 K Matsumoto
(Japan) 1:45.22; 3 D Scott (GB) 1:45.63; 3= M
Malyutin (Russia) 1:45.63. 100m backstroke
final: 1 J Xu (China) 52.43s; 2 E Rylov (Russia)
52.67; 3 M Larkin (Australia) 52.77.
Women, 1 5 00m freestyle final: 1 S Quadarella
(Italy) 15m 40.89s; 2 S Kohler (Germany)
15:48.83; 3 J Wang (China) 15:51.00. 100m
backstroke final: 1 K Masse (Canada) 58.60s; 2
M Atherton (Australia) 58.85; 3 O Smoliga (US)
58.91. 100m breaststroke final: 1 L King (US)
1m 04.93s; 2 Y Efimova (Russia) 1:05.49; 3 M
Carraro (Italy) 1:06.36; 7 M Renshaw (GB)
1:06.96.
High Diving - Women, 20m final: 1 R Iffland
(Australia) 298.05pts; 2 A Jimenez (Mexico)
297.90; 3 J Macaulay (GB) 295.40.Badminton
JAPAN OPEN (Tokyo).-Mixed doubles, 1st rd:
M Ellis & L Smith (England) bt Kohei Gondo &
Ayane Kurihara (Japan) 21-19 21-14.Baseball
MLB: Arizona 6 Baltimore 3-Chicago White Sox 9
Miami 1-Houston 11 Oakland 1-Milwaukee 5
Cincinnati 6-Minnesota 8 New York Yankees
6-Pittsburgh 5 St Louis 6 (10 innings)-San
Francisco 5 Chicago Cubs 4-Seattle 7 Texas
3-Tampa Bay 4 Boston 9-Toronto 3 Cleveland 7.Cricket
County Ch'ship Division Two
Gloucestershire v Worcestershire
At Cheltenham Worcestershire chose to bowl
Gloucestershire — First Innings 354 (Smith 83,
Higgins 76, Dent 58, Leach 6-79)
Worcestershire — First Innings
(Overnight 232-6 (Whiteley 88))
B L D’Oliveira c Hammond b Bamber 68
W D Parnell c Bracey b Bamber 17
*J Leach b Higgins 38
D Pennington lbw b Payne 1
A W Finch not out 8
Extras (b1 lb10 nb12) 23
Total (113 overs) 293
Fall of wickets: 1-24, 2-25, 3-41, 4-44, 5-68,
6-214, 7-240, 8-245, 9-246.
Bowling: D A Payne 27.1-9-73-3, E Bamber 24-6-
59-3, M D Taylor 15.5-3-50-1, R F Higgins 24-5-52-
3, B A C Howell 7-2-11-0, T M J Smith 15-2-37-0.
Gloucestershire — Second Innings
*C D J Dent c Cox b Leach 0
M A H Hammond lbw b Barnard 17
G H Roderick b Parnell 12
†J R Bracey b Parnell 16
T M J Smith c Wessels b Parnell 25
R F Higgins c Wessels b Pennington 36
J M R Taylor c Cox b Barnard 20
B A C Howell c Parnell b D’Oliveira 4
D A Payne not out 1
E Bamber not out 5
Extras (b1 lb4 nb8) 13
Total (for 8, 64 overs) 149
Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-21, 3-35, 4-47, 5-103,
6-132, 7-143, 8-143.
To Bat: M D Taylor.
Bowling: J Leach 12-3-27-1, D Pennington 9-3-
13-1, W D Parnell 12-4-29-3, E Barnard 14-6-16-
2, A W Finch 8-2-39-0, B L D’Oliveira 9-6-20-1.
Umpires: R Illingworth and G Lloyd.T20 Blast - North Group
P W L T NR Pts RR
Lancashire 2 1 0 0 1 3 3.60
Warwickshire 2 1 0 0 1 3 2.14
Worcestershire 2 1 0 0 1 3 1.40
Yorkshire 3 1 1 0 1 3 1.10
Derbyshire 1 1 0 0 0 2 0.46
Durham 2 1 1 0 0 2 -1.62
Nottinghamshire 2 0 1 0 1 1 -1.40
Leicestershire 3 0 2 0 1 1 -2.78
Northamptonshire 1 0 1 0 0 0 -0.35
Leicestershire v Yorkshire
At Grace Road Leicestershire won toss
Yorkshire
A Lyth c Klein b Parkinson 69
*T Kohler-Cadmore not out 96
†N Pooran c Dearden b Klein 67
H C Brook not out 6
Extras (lb5 w10 nb2) 17
Total (for 2, 20 overs) 255
Fall of wickets: 1-116, 2-237.
Did Not Bat: D J Willey, G S Ballance, J A
Thompson, T T Bresnan, D M Bess, M W Pillans, D
Olivier.
Bowling: D Klein 4-0-40-1, C J C Wright 4-0-49-
0, B W M Mike 4-0-57-0, C N Ackermann 1-0-20-
0, C F Parkinson 4-0-53-1, N J Dexter 2-0-18-0, A
M Lilley 1-0-13-0.
Leicestershire
M J Cosgrove c Ballance b Bess 31
N J Dexter b Olivier 25
*C N Ackermann b Thompson 29
A M Lilley c Brook b Pillans 47
†L J Hill not out 49
H E Dearden not out 5
Extras (lb5 w6 nb4) 15
Total (for 4, 20 overs) 201
Fall of wickets: 1-51, 2-82, 3-110, 4-177.
Did Not Bat: A M Ali, B W M Mike, D Klein, C F
Parkinson, C J C Wright.Bowling: D J Willey 4-0-23-0, D Olivier 4-0-47-1,
M W Pillans 4-0-50-1, J A Thompson 3-0-19-1, D
M Bess 4-0-45-1, T T Bresnan 1-0-12-0.
Umpires: B Taylor and A Wharf.
Yorks (2pts) beat Leics by 54 runsSouth Group
Surrey v Middlesex
At The Kia Oval Middlesex won toss
Middlesex
S S Eskinazi b Curran 42
*D J Malan c Pope b Curran 117
A B de Villiers lbw b Tahir 3
G F B Scott not out 35
†J A Simpson not out 3
Extras (lb5 w4) 9
Total (for 3, 20 overs) 209
Fall of wickets: 1-131, 2-138, 3-204.
Did Not Bat: N R T Gubbins, T S Roland-Jones, T
G Helm, N A Sowter, S T Finn, Mujeeb Ur Rahman.
Bowling: J W Dernbach 4-0-45-0, R Clarke 3-0-
27-0, T K Curran 4-0-29-2, Imran Tahir 4-0-40-1,
G J Batty 2-0-35-0, L E Plunkett 2-0-24-0, J Clark
1-0-4-0.
Surrey
W G Jacks c Eskinazi b Ur Rahman 1
A J Finch c Simpson b Helm 9
M D Stoneman c Eskinazi b Sowter 29
†O J Pope c Sowter b Roland-Jones 47
R Clarke c Gubbins b Roland-Jones 9
T K Curran c Finn b Roland-Jones 31
J Clark b Helm 21
L E Plunkett b Sowter 5
*J W Dernbach c Sowter b Roland-Jones 1
G J Batty not out 6
Imran Tahir not out 5
Extras (lb5 w3) 8
Total (for 9, 20 overs) 172
Fall of wickets: 1-3, 2-21, 3-79, 4-94, 5-103,
6-139, 7-155, 8-161, 9-162.Bowling: Mujeeb Ur Rahman 4-0-27-1, T G Helm
4-0-26-2, S T Finn 4-0-45-0, T S Roland-Jones
4-0-35-4, N A Sowter 4-0-34-2.
Umpires: N Llong and R Robinson.
Middlesex (2pts) beat Surrey by 37 runs
P W L T NR Pts RR
Middlesex 2 2 0 0 0 4 1.74
Kent 2 2 0 0 0 4 1.08
Essex 2 1 1 0 0 2 0.52
Somerset 2 1 1 0 0 2 -0.60
Gloucestershire 1 0 0 0 1 1 0.00
Sussex 1 0 0 0 1 1 0.00
Hampshire 2 0 1 0 1 1 -0.11
Glamorgan 2 0 1 0 1 1 -1.06
Surrey 2 0 2 0 0 0 -2.54Unicorns Ch'ship
Chesham: Northumberland 232 (J Burden 5-52)
& 186; Bucks 282 & 138-4. Bucks won by 6
wkts. Wisbech: Cambs 213-9 & 138 (G Darlow
6-27); Beds 119 (R Sayer 5-37) & 177. Cambs
won by 55 runs. Furness: Cumberland 303-9 &
135; Norfolk 250 & 190-4. Norfolk won by 6
wkts. North Mymms: Staffs 485-9 (Z Malik 164,
M Hill 100, P Wilshaw 122) & 205 (LJ Chapman
6-64); Herts 386-7 (H Ahmed 101) & 229 (P
Byrne 5-64). Staffs won by 7 5 runs.
Cleethorpes: Lincs 316-7 & 279-7 dec; Suffolk
170 & 156 (S Thackor 5-21). Lincs won by 269
runs. Finchampstead: Berks 275 (D Wainwright
6-84) & 229; Cheshire 89 & 267 (T Nugent
5-41). Berks won by 148 runs. Sandford: Devon
337-8 (M Thompson 132) & 207 (T Afridi 5-63);
Wilts 293 (White 7-62) & 253-6. Wilts won by 4
wkts. Bashley: Herefordshire 213 & 128;
Dorset 364-9 (Ball 7-86). Dorset won by an
innings and 2 3 runs. Bridgnorth: Cornwall 249
(C W Fynn 6-64) & 175 (Fynn 5-60); Shropshire
195 (G Smith 5-52) & 233-5. Shropshire won by
5 wkts. Usk: Wales 260 (C Herring 102) & 161 (J
Butcher 5-56); Oxfordshire 406 & 12-1.
Oxfordshire won by 9 wkts.Database
Malan tears
Surrey apart
Captain Dawid Malan scored his
third T20 hundred as Middlesex
made it two wins out of two in the
Vitality Blast South Group with a
37-run victory over Surrey at the
Kia Oval.
Malan’s 117 off 57 balls was the
cornerstone of Middlesex’s 209 for
three, with a bumper crowd of
23,708 giving him a standing ova-
tion for an innings that boasted
seven sixes and 11 fours.
The England batsman put on 55
with Steve Eskinazi in the power-
play, which included hitting vet-
eran off-spinner Gareth Batty for 22
in one over. In total, the pair plun-
dered 131 from 11 overs.
Surrey were up against it as soon
as Tom Helm claimed the key
wicket of Aaron Finch, leaving
them 21 for two. Ollie Pope made 47
but, with Ben Foakes out injured,
Surrey looked a batsman short.
They finished on 172 for nine.Scott receives death threats after snub
By Daniel Schofield
British swimmer Duncan Scott has
been the subject of death threats on
social media after refusing to shake
hands with China’s Sun Yang after
the 200 metres freestyle medal
ceremony at the World Champion-
ships in South Korea.
In an echo of the protest by Mack
Horton, who did not take his place
on the podium for Sun’s victory in
the 400m freestyle on Sunday,
Scott refused to pose for pictures or
shake hands with Sun, who reacted
angrily. He shouted at Scott from
the podium and then wagged a fin-
ger in his face on their way back
from the pool, appearing to say:
“You’re a loser. I’m a winner.”
Sun, who was booed by the crowd
in Gwangju, served a three-month
ban in 2014 after testing positive for
trimetazidine, which led to Horton
calling him a “drug cheat” at the
2016 Rio Olympics. He is also sub-
ject to an appeal by the World Anti-
Doping Agency at the Court of
Arbitration for Sport, which could
result in a lifetime ban. He was ini-
tially cleared by Fina, the sport’s
governing body, on a technicality
after a confrontation with doping
testers led to a vial of his blood
being smashed with a hammer.
Scott, who finished joint third,
has received hundreds of abusive
messages, including Photoshopped
images of his head in a hangman’s
noose, as well as threats to his fam-
ily. After the race he was unrepent-
ant at adding fuel to the fire. “I’m
Team Mack,” Scott told the BBC. “If
[Sun] can’t respect our sport then
why should I respect him? I think a
lot of people, everyone in swim-
ming, got behind what Mack did.”
Sun is the first Chinese male
swimmer to win an Olympic gold
medal and thousands of Chinese
social media users have bypassed
their own nation’s firewall to abuse
those critical of their golden boy.
Adam Peaty, who won gold for
Britain in the 100m breaststroke,has found his social media accounts
inundated with abuse after speak-
ing out about Sun’s presence at the
championships yesterday.
“He should be asking himself,
should he really be in sport when
the people were booing him?” Peaty
said. “As a sportsperson you have
the right to a voice and Duncan
showed his and so did the crowd. If
the fans aren’t wanting him [Sun], I
don’t know why he’s here.”
Nor was the race itself without
controversy. Lithuania’s Danas Ra-psys finished first, but was disquali-
fied for twitching on his starting
block. Sun was promoted to first
and reacted by goading the crowd.
Scott, 22, had finished joint fourth
with Russia’s Martin Malyutin and
was promoted to the podium,
where he stood for the anthems, be-
fore stepping down. He congratu-
lated Katsuhiro Matsumoto, of
Japan, who finished second, and
Malyutin, but blanked Sun.Final Whistle: Page 16
Taking a stand: Duncan Scott refuses
to share the podium or pose with Sun
Yang, who reacts angrily (right)Briton refuses to shake
Sun’s hand in drug row
Peaty backs stance as
Chinese fans send abuse
SWIMMING
CRICKETDart’s victim
is suspended
Beatriz Haddad Maia, the Brazilian
who lost to Britain’s Harriet Dart in
the second round at Wimbledon,
has been provisionally suspended
following a positive drug test.
The International Tennis Federa-
tion announced last night that
Haddad Maia, after being tested on
June 4 at the Croatia Bol Open,
returned a sample containing a
banned anabolic agent.
Haddad Maia, the 23-year-old
world No 99 who defeated former
Wimbledon champion Garbine
Muguruza in the first round of the
tournament, was charged on July 12- eight days after losing to Dart.
TENNIS
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