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 Sports
Brett Lee retires from international cricket
Blatter defends role in FIFA kickbacks scandal
National Women’s fbl begin today
Chelsea tops Champions League prize money list
Paes at the center of a storm ahead of Olympics
Serena wins fifth Wimbledon title
All the Bells’ to ring out start of London Olympics
It’s Federer again, and Murray for once in final
True Olympic spirit found in those who come last
True Olympic spirit found in those who come last
 
 Main News
Govt expresses objections over EU, Limbuwan meet
 
 Editorial
Corruption And Water Resources
Reproductive Health Challenges Remain
How To Overcome Boredom
Work Out A Full-sized Budget
Rescue Of Child Workers - Commendable Work
PM On Official Media
Bad Budget Precedence
Tap Tourism Potential
 
 National
Single women break tradition
‘Change mindset to end untouchability’
School dropouts high in Banke
World Environment Day marked
Centuries old human remains found in Mustang caves
CDCs effective in Sindhuli
Remote schools get internet service
Republic Day observed
Water tanks getting dry
Diarrhea patients rising up
 
 
Sports
France and England in Euro stalemate
AFP
 

Donetsk, June 11

France and England fought out a 1-1 draw here on Monday in their Euro 2012 Group D match.

England had opened the scoring in the 30th minute when Joleon Lescott rose brilliantly to meet captain Steven Gerrard’s perfectly-delivered freekick on the half hour mark and give Hugo Lloris no chance.

The French went close to drawing level in the 35th minute as midfielder Alou Diarra’s header was goalbound but England ‘keeper Joe Hart pulled off a brilliant reaction save.

However, the French did equalise in the 39th minute as Samir Nasri fired in a right-footed shot from just outside the area to beat his Manchester City clubmate Joe Hart, who dived late perhaps having been unsighted.

Nasri celebrated in rather bizarre fashion running towards the dugouts holding a finger to his lips and then mouthing to an unidentified target ‘shut your mouth’.

France had come into the match on a 21-game unbeaten run but searching for their first win in a group match at a finals since beating Togo in the 2006 World Cup.

The other two teams in the group co-hosts Ukraine and Sweden play later in Kiev.

Other Headlines
Brett Lee retires from international cricket AFP
Blatter defends role in FIFA kickbacks scandal AP
National Women’s fbl begin today By A Staff Reporter
Chelsea tops Champions League prize money list AP
Paes at the center of a storm ahead of Olympics AP
Serena wins fifth Wimbledon title AFP
All the Bells’ to ring out start of London Olympics AFP
It’s Federer again, and Murray for once in final AP
True Olympic spirit found in those who come last AP
True Olympic spirit found in those who come last AP
AP
Football rule-makers approve goal-line technology AP
Inter-School National Special Sports starts By A Staff Reporter
Radwanska reaches first Wimbledon final AFP
Van Persie not to renew Arsenal contract AP
England hopes dashed by rain Agencies
Britain targets 48 Olympic medals AP
‘Spain not as good as Brazil ’70’ Agencies
Thapa, Khadka, Bhushal join Friend’s Club By A Staff Reporter
Nepal take part in Children’s Asian Games By A Staff Reporter
Murray crushes Cilic to reach Wimbledon quarters AFP
Draw likely after tons AFP
London calling for big Olympics AP
Spain crush Italy to win historic European crown AFP
Torres takes Golden Boot award AFP
 
 
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