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Vladimir Kotlyar, a famous Russian mountain guide, co-founder of “Kotlyar Adventure Clan”, came to Chisinau and shared his 20-year experience of climbing mountains and overcoming himself during a meeting organized by the Young Businessmen Club with the support of “SPORTLANDIA”. In an exclusive interview for Logos Press, Vladimir Cotliar talked about how he decided to connect his life with mountains, what skills a person intending to conquer the peaks should have, and what budget is necessary to climb Everest.
Moldovan clubs Milsami and Sheriff have been eliminated from the Conference League after losing to Virtus (San Marino) and Anderlecht (Belgium) respectively on the aggregate of both matches in the third qualifying round of the tournament, Logos Press reported.
The Ministry of Education has completed the project “Moldova on the Move”, aimed at popularizing sports, Logos Press reported.
In the capital’s parks “Valea Morilor” and “La Izvor” took place the Chisinau Open Beach Volleyball Championship, in which 67 teams from Moldova, Ukraine and Romania took part, – reports Logos Press.
Moldovan athlete Artem Livadari won the Thai boxing competition in the weight category up to 86 kg, held within the framework of the World Games in Chengdu (China), – reports Logos Press.
The list of 30 contenders for the Ballon d’Or 2025 award has been released by France Football magazine, according to Logos Press.
Dancers Alexei Glukhov and Anastasia Glazunova won a gold medal at the World Games held in Chengdu, China, Logos Press reported.
Moldovan athletes who took part in the 32nd Summer Universiade were received by Education and Research Minister Dan Perciun. Our country was represented by 31 athletes at the competitions in Germany.
Club Zimbru (Chisinau) set a record for the season 2025/26, scoring seven unanswered goals against Politehnica-UTM (Chisinau).
The Women’s European Football Championship was held in Switzerland, the tournament became the 14th in history. For the second time in a row, the trophy was won by the English women, who defeated the Spanish women in the final in a penalty shootout. The tournament became a record in terms of prize money, attendance and TV audience interest, but despite the impressive investment, it became unprofitable. The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) admits that it did not expect the women’s championship to perform as well as the men’s tournament, but intends to continue to invest in its promotion.
Justice For Players (Justice For Players), an organization based in the Netherlands, has sued the Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) and the national soccer associations of Germany, France, the Netherlands, Denmark and Belgium over dissatisfaction with the current rules governing transfers, Logos Press reported.
Throughout the championship, the team of the Technical University of Moldova did not suffer a single defeat in nine matches, – reports Logos Press.
