Basketball

Bolocheweckyj

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Western Carolina

Colin Maiden Oval

Bobby

Formica

2011–12 GNK Dinamo Zagreb season

2011–12 GMHL season

Brent Henley

Playoffs: 1st round

2011–12 GET-ligaen season
'''Stavanger Oilers

Pukekura Park
Otago Volts

Adebayor

McCulloch

from Hibernian

Tim Parlane and Evan Watkin, 3rd Umpire Phil Jones

May 2012

Wallace

Vasiliev
Yunisoğlu
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Ogleby

MAREV Chavdar, ZOTOVIC Svetlana

Ryan

Stewart

Group stage

Stephon

Auckland won by 72 runs

Southern Conference

yes

Romania
Fatih Kavlak

'''Lørenskog

Amirguliev

Wofford

Bale

Baranin
Gabala
to Boluspor (joined at the start of the 2012-13 Season)

largest defeat

Ramil Diniyev

Lennon

2011–12 Frolunda HC season

Wayne Knights and Tim Parlane

Orangeville

Matchday 4

College of Charleston

Mushfig Teymurov

Błaszczykowski

Auckland Aces

Ovenstone

Spearing

Esprit Arena, Düsseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia

Jackson

Buist

Leipzig

Report

Gudmund Lien

Malcolm

loan to Turan Tovuz
Ivory Coast

Vermaelen

Sheffield United

2011–12 Fußball-Bundesliga

Mendy

Round of 16

Matchday 3

Podshendyalov

Tim Parlane and Derek Walker

Rodwell

from Inter Baku

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Mata

right

Bryant

The Citadel

Manager

Lynch

Wayne Knights and Evan Watkin

Southend United

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RNK Split

Barry Frost and Tim Parlane

Hamburg – Jena 165

from Qarabağ

Preston North End

Central Districts won by 2 wickets
Phil Jones and Evan Watkin

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[ Report]

Janko

Mathis Olimb

Promotion playoff winner

Auckland won by 8 wickets

Chairman
Netherlands

Baraban

Jeyhun Hashimov

Smith

Neill Wilson
Sloan
Stevenson

Dodo

Hamburg

to Ravan Baku

Milton Keynes Dons 5–0 Oldham Athletic

Mustafayev

Erdal Akıncı, Ebru Meriçkan

Rauf Jabbarov

Nick Boucher

'''Sparta Warriors

Atlantic 10

Matchday 5

Semedo

2011–12 Frölunda HC season

Pavel Královec

2011–12 Färjestad BK season

DDBB55

Parks

Chalali

Henley

Hughes

Fourth Round, lost to Aberdeen

Molle

* Tom Pecora

Schwarzer

Rovshan Ahmadov

Hereford United 1–6 Gillingham

McKenzie

Chureyev

Semifinals
Huddersfield Town

Set 5

Etuhu

2011–12 Galatasaray S.K. Volleyball season

Antonio Damato

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Rooney

McLaren

Stavanger Oilers

Wolfsburg – Frankfurt 8,689

Ünal Aysal
CUB

First Round

South Muskoka

Mainpower Oval

Clint Dempsey

Leipzig 2–9 Wolfsburg

Sørensen
Alex

Furman Paladins

Brett

Chris Templeman

Ricketts

Aorangi Oval

Joensen

Lamount

Agüero
Koscielny

Galatasaray Yurtiçi Kargo

Brazil

Turner

Rhode Island

Soares
retired

Fall
Defoe
Petersen

Dick Campbell

Marčić
Duff

Tønsberg Vikings

Accioly

Winters

M Hüseynov

FF0000

Davidson

Quarterfinals 2nd Leg

Chris Gaffaney and Phil Jones

Milton Keynes Dons

Nuran Gurbanov

f0e78c

A. Abdullayev

Sinclair

Gary Baxter and Phil Jones

Anderson

Taleh Heydərov

Per Gustav Solem

Milton Keynes Dons 6–2 Chesterfield

Regular: 10,482

Hüseynov
from Mersin İdmanyurdu

Bristol

Boyle

Ruiz

Gurbanov

Maksim Layushkin
Boyce

Potsdam

Jamaica
Khalilov

Wycombe Wanderers 0–6 Huddersfield Town

Cruz
Ali Mammadov

Shawcross
Odense

2011–12 Gabon Championnat National D1

Hegarty

Dagenham & Redbridge 0–5 Cheltenham Town

from Turan Tovuz

Devon
Samuell

Sheffield Wednesday v Wycombe Wanderers( )

Duarte Gomes
Petrov

Wellington won by 33 runs

UCL

Kehl

Muarem

Festa

Doris

Hage

Eirik Hansen

2011–12 Fußball-Bundesliga (women)

Brian Thornton

Rašić

2011–12 Fussball-Oberliga Hamburg

December 2010

Chesterfield

Mikael Johansson

Fariz Yusifov
to Dinamo Tbilisi

CHL

Zamora
Kompany

Swindon Town

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Dembélé

Comet

Drenthe

2011–12 Fussball-Bayernliga

Marvin

Central Districts won by 7 wickets

Pedersen

Brent

Charleston, SC

McKeown
Gemmell

Locations of League Two 2011–12 teams

Ross

UEL

Walker

Greenville, SC

Locations of teams in the 2011–12 Football League One

Playoffs

Česnauskis

Stjernen

McManus

Beech

Love

Jovanović

David Luiz

Derek Walker and Evan Watkin

Kaleigh

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London
2011–12 Fulham F.C. season

Fotheringham

Sierra Leone

Queen's Park

Sigurðsson

Nick

McHugh

Norwegian

Terry

South

Johnson
Biton

Kelbie

to Atlético Monte Azul

Hummels

Regular: 5th

Dalziel

Northern Districts won by 30 runs

Giggs

Motion

Timmons Arena

Pogrebnyak

2011–12 Fußball-Bayernliga

from SOS Villa María

Hall
Matchday 1

Orkhan Aliyev

Jack

Tom Harald Hagen

Barlay

Campbell

Clément Turpin

University Oval

Fallon

Zivkovic

from Bucaspor
Sadiqov

Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk

Weatherson

Nani

Georgia Southern

to Khazar Lankaran

Russell Cup Final

Sidwell
Simpson

GET-ligaen

Bennefield

Yashar Abuzerov
Suma

Guthrie

Lovell

Aliyev
Bulgaria

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Swedish Hockey League

Škrtel

Barry Frost and Derek Walker
Wellington won by 102 runs

Herd

Schrock

Džeko

Low

Sparta Warriors

Rösler

Bryan

2011–12 Fort Wayne Komets season

2011–12 Football League One

Sibanda

Baird

Bobby Chaumont

Abdullayev

St. Bonaventure

Samuel

Rovshan Amiraslanov
Buach

Auger

Otago won by 111 runs

Hajduk Split

Quarterfinals 1st Leg
to Liepājas Metalurgs
Goga Beraia

Byers

Second Round

2011–12 Fortuna Dusseldorf season

to OFK Beograd

Jelavić

Isayev
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Rochina
Diakité

2011–12 Fussball-Regionalliga

TBD

Bye Round

Doyle

Gary Baxter and Derek Walker

Briggs

Bronx, NY

Wilbraham

Chaulk

FFDF00

'''Vålerenga
'''Manglerud Star

Tulloch

Sheffield Wednesday 4–4 Huddersfield Town

Ibekoyi

Hans Petter Berg

Kalou

Brad Cachopa

Lambertz

Matchday 2

Elitserien

2011–12 Gabala FC season

Bellamy

Barnet 3–6 Burton Albion

Group

Stevenage

2011–12 Färjestads BK season

Sturgeon Falls

to Svilengrad 1921

Khalid

Dempsey
Bardsley

Phil Jones and Derek Walker

MacMillan
Milsom

Faurlín
Tchoyi

Nurper Özbar, Gökhan Dağ

For deciding champions, qualification to UEFA Europa League and relegation: 1st points; 2nd head-to-head points; 3rd head-to-head goal difference; 4th head-to-head away goals scored

Rochdale v Exeter( )

Fort Wayne Komets

2011–12 Forfar Athletic F.C. season

Bradford

Gallagher
McSorley

Saha

McMillan

Elnar Karimov

Dominique

Regular season

Ben Arfa

Estwick

Quarter-finals

Steven Richardson

Elder
Azerbaijan

Gaston

Chaumont

'''Lillehammer

Gibson

from Lokomotiva Zagreb

Seventh place

Tim Parlane and Wayne Knights

Serbia

Carcary

Lasse Westby

Best

Robinson

2011–12 Four Hills Tournament

Ramsay

Komets

Crewe Alexandra

Perišić

Nasimov

Frazier

Potsdam 8–0 Leipzig

CBSSR

Georgia
Dodô
from Vojvodina

Oliynyk

Chertoganov

June 2011

2011–12 Fußball-Regionalliga

Delap

Shmakov

Match abandoned without a ball bowled

Ferry

Cheltenham Town

'''Storhamar Dragons

Temple
Gaitley

Canada

GMHL

Gary Baxter and Chris Gaffaney

2011–12 Fussball-Bundesliga

2011–12 Fußball-Oberliga Baden-Württemberg

Branden

Rosenborg

2011–12 Fussball-Bundesliga (women)

2011–12 Fortuna Düsseldorf season

Lefroy

Hislop

Djiehoua

Jean-Michel

from Anzhi Makhachkala

Slaven Belupo

Kean

Final

Chris

Milan Antić

Petter Hegle

Wellington won by 25 runs

Sergei Karasev

Elnur Muradov

Tim Parlane and Evan Watkin

Semi-finals

Shaughnessy

Manglerud Star

Bay Oval

Mammadov
Quarter Finals vs Qarabağ

Canterbury won by 66 runs

David

TUR

Canty

QR2

Frankie
Brett Smith

2011–12 Frauen DFB-Pokal

Bröker

Tor Olav Johnsen

Šolić

Set 2

Prunty
Mowat

Ole Stian Hansen

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GMHL seasons

Gillingham 5–4 Hereford United

Hangeland

2011–12 Fordham Rams men's basketball team

Cihat Fırıncıoğlu, Barış Sümen

Lovering

No result
University Ovals
Canterbury won by 19 runs

Northampton Town 2–7 Shrewsbury Town

P – P

Jamie
Boucher

Argentina

Berra

Last 16
August 2011
Niasse

Malouda

* David Duke
* John Morton
* Michael Kelly

Fox
Zubar

Kervin

Ferguson

Morecambe 6–0 Crawley Town

Russia

Stracqualursi
Green

Summary

League champions

from İstanbul Büyükşehir Belediyesi

Colin

David Willson

2011–12 Frauen-Bundesliga

Thorne

from Antalyaspor

Owe Lüthcke
Tommy Søstumoen

Rizk

Auckland won by 6 wickets

Leeman

2011–12 Fußball-Oberliga Hamburg

GET-ligaen Playoff MVP

Latvia

Regular: 6th

Ante Čačić

Andreasen
Weimann

SoCon

Strahonja

Dustin

Seddon Park

David Franke

Luka

Gündoğan

'''Frisk Asker

AZE
Kamanan

Marios Stamatis

Second Round, lost to Queen of the South

Boateng
Martin Hansson

Işık Menküer

Jesse

Wright-Phillips

Olympic Stadium, Berlin

Bert Sutcliffe Oval

VOUDOURIS Konstantinos, BOTEZATU Cristian Eduard

Wisła Kraków

David Duke
Jared
Alberto

Set 1

Bernhard Brugger

to Kəpəz

VEN

A420 Derby

Playoffs: 10,941

Bruno dos Anjos

Fay

Fulham

Poškus

Paterson

GET-ligaen#Seasons

Scotland

Otago won by 6 runs

Bristol Rovers 7–1 Burton Albion

Rahim Hasanov
Barbosa
Artyukh

Shakhov

Dinamo Zagreb

West Country derby

Central Districts

Schutz

Hilson

Auckland won by 2 wickets

2011–12 Fussball-Oberliga Baden-Wurttemberg

Lokomotiva

Templeman

Graham

Hajiyev

Barry Frost and Wayne Knights

Set 4

Allahguliyev

Allen

Fomenko

Basin Reserve

Bishop

Burton

Senderos
Kaboul
Berbatov

Coult

NSÍ Runavík

Wolfsburg

UEFA report

Sascha Rösler

Otago won by 5 runs

from Naval

Sheffield derby

from Neftchi Baku
to Mes Sarcheshmeh

Dempsey ,

Cristopher Nihlstorp
Färjestad BK

Welbeck

Clark

Vusal Aliyev

Auckland won by 73 runs

Tarzin Jahangirov
Elchin Mammadov

Murphy
Craven Cottage

United States

Lillehammer

Brentford 5–0 Leyton Orient

MacDonald

Temiscaming

to Forest Green Rovers

Ward

Thomas

Sheerin

Tom

Pelu

2011–12 Football League Two

Stephenson

Matchday 6

Saxton Oval
Canterbury won by 6 runs

Gerry

Michael Kelly

Northern Districts

France

Megginson

Vålerenga

to Turan Tovuz

Mele

Central Districts won by 6 wickets

Yunanov

Robert Hallin

Vernon

Dunn
Cahill

Leo

Russell

Artem
Milam

Central Districts won by 8 wickets

Johnston

Starenky

Barry Frost and Phil Jones

Namig Aliyev

from

Senegal

Frei

Wellington Firebirds
2011–12 Ford Trophy

Benjamin

O’Connor
Aliyar Agayev

Fordham Rams

Lampard

Colvin

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Storhamar Dragons

R. Abdullayev

Rose Hill Gymnasium

Round-robin and Knockout

Short

Otago won by 12 runs

Crawford

Appalachian State

Set 3

Pogrebnyak ,

Yeovil Town 0–6 Stevenage

Andy McKay

Frisk Asker

Langeneke

Vidić
Murphy ,

DeAngelis

Subašić
Elvin Askerov

Frölunda HC

Jarvis

2011–12 Furman Paladins men's basketball team

Mirko Barišić

Johnson ,

Davieson

2011–12 Galatasaray S.K. Basketball season

February 2015

Diarra

'''Tønsberg Vikings

Djourou

O'Brien
Bain

Hrgović

Thomson

Elliot Lake

J. A. Riise

Guinea

Kirm
Heitinga

Kevin

Piţ

Watson

Lørenskog

Halis Özkahya

Gary Baxter and John Ward

Deseronto

Nelson Park

Yannick Kamanan

Adamson
Twente

Frederik Andersen

Muir

QR1

Jeffrey

Walters
Nikolaj Hänni

2011–12 Galatasaray S.K. Women's Basketball season

Locations of teams in the 2011–12 Bundesliga

Fink

Donnelly

Finals

from MEF Okulları

Canterbury Wizards
Chris Gaffaney and Wayne Knights

Crusaders

FRA

Abbasov

Coyne
Second Round, lost to Greenock Morton
Morton

Wycombe Wanderers 5–0 Hartlepool United

Shukurov

Torquay United

YES

Fellaini

Brighton

Gary Baxter and Evan Watkin

England

Northern Districts won by 4 wickets