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The victory of Poland that no one expected happened in the quarter-finals of the European Championship, they defeated Slovenia and are going to meet France in semifinal.
In this way, Poland achieved such great success for the first time in 50 years.

As we were told, the route that the walk was supposed to take was banned.
Europride coordinator Goran Mileti commented on the news for B92.net and explained that "the walk is not banned, only the route has to change".
"Only the walking route is banned, not the walk. They cannot ban the walk. We will walk," Mileti told us, and announced the next steps.

After three and a half hours of great fighting, the American Frances Tiafoe shocks Rafael Nadal in the Round of 16 to move into the US Open quarterfinals for the first time, 6-4, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3.
Tiafoe surely played the match of his life, as in New York in the previous two seasons, the American was stopped at this stage of the competition, but now he finally took a step higher.

The European Basketball Championship is played in Georgia, the Czech Republic, Italy and Germany from September 1 to 18.
Serbia is placed in group D, which will be played in Prague from September 1 to 8, and then travel to Berlin if the Eagles qualify for the second stage.

Serbia now has an identical score of 3/3 with Belgium (defeated by Greece) in the third position and placement at Mundobasket has never been more realistic for Svetislav Pei's team.
If it could have been done with less drama - it could have been. Serbia started violently from the start and showed that it is a better team.

Serbian athlete Angelina Topi (17) won a bronze medal in the high jump final of the European Championships in Munich.
Only Yaroslava Mahuchikh and Marija Vukovi "flew" over 195.
Both jumpers cleared 1.95m, but the Ukrainian won the title on count back.
Angelina Topic rounded off the podium with a 1.93m-clearance.

Serbian national basketball team won the SuperCup in Hamburg, defeating Germany in the final.
The "Eagles" controlled the match against the hosts from the first to the last minute and, led by the best player, Nikola Joki, achieved victory.
Joki finished the match with 22 points (10/11 from the field), five rebounds and one assist and a steal each.

With his assists and scores, Joki brought Serbia back to the game, and then he brought the advantage for the victory of the "Eagles" at the tournament in Germany.
He especially stood out in the most important attack of the game, with 30 seconds to go, when he showed Nikola Kalini where to stand in order to assist him for two easy points.

Vuleta won the gold with a jump of 7.06 meters.
Behind her was Germany's Malaika Mihambo, the current Olympic champion, with 7.03. The bronze went to Britain's Jasmine Sawyers with 6.80.
This is the second gold for the Serbian athlete at the European outdoor championships after the victory in 2016 in Amsterdam, and she also has silver from Zurich in 2014.

Recently, the nuclear power plant in Zaporizhzhia has also been threatened, while accusations of attacks come from both sides.