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[ad_1] – Sometimes it comes with tears, and sometimes it doesn’t. Now I will try not to smell as much. This is how Ingvill Måkestad starts Bovim when this week’s NRK podcast “In the Long Run” is asked to tell what happened during the London Olympics. Many people still remember …

[ad_1] I am very relieved. Magnus Carlsen told TV 2 after the semifinals of the Magnus Carlsen Invitational online tournament. In the semifinals, he moved back and forth in three games in a row. Both Carlsen and his Chinese opponent, Ding Liren, made big mistakes along the way in all …

[ad_1] HISTORY: Odds’ first team is disciplined to a team image with a distance of two meters, according to the idea of ​​VG photographer Bjørn Delebekk. Back left: Bjørn Mæland, Thomas Hallstensen, Onyekachi Hope Ugwuadu, Tobias Lauritsen, Petter Hagen, Steffen Hagen, Odin Bjørguft and Eirik Asante. In the center from …

[ad_1] MP-stories-top widget Most people know Icelandic Hafthor Julius Björnsson, better known as the terrifying Game of Thrones character Gregor “The Mountain” Clegane. Björnsson has drawn attention for several years with his slightly muscular body. In 2018 he won the contest “The strongest man in the world”. On Saturday, the …

[ad_1] MP-stories-top widget Magnus Carlsen – Ding Liren – 2.5 – 1.5 Magnus Carlsen and Ding Liren met Saturday in the Magnus Carlsen Invitational semi-finals in the best of four quick chess games. Carlsen was in big trouble on the road and was leaving the tournament, but he secured the …

[ad_1] RECOGNIZING THE LOSS: Here Carlsen realized that he had roared during the second game of the semifinal against Ding Liren. Photo: TV Screenshot 2 (Magnus Carlsen-Ding Liren 1.5-1.5 – match is underway) Magnus Carlsen’s mistake in the semifinal against Ding Liren caused experts to steal. But then the defender …

[ad_1] Olympic medal winner Fransson passed a doping test earlier this year that shows traces of the banned substance methyltestosterone. She claims her innocence. Now Professor Mats Larsson has joined the fight to help the sport profile. “I am absolutely convinced that she is innocent,” he says in an interview …

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[ad_1] NOT IMPRESSED: Geir Hustad is not dazzled by the way Norwegian soccer clubs are run. And he believes that one should be careful to ask the authorities for help. Photo: Private Frigg president Geir Hustad (57) leans toward financial management in Norwegian football, and believes there is cheek when …