Die Mannschaft had to settle for draw after conceding four goals in the last hour of Tuesday's clash, and the team manager has spoken out about the post-match atmosphere FINA Swimming World Cup
BERLIN, GERMANY – OCTOBER 20: Theresa Michalak of Germany competes in the women's 200 m individual medley heats during day one of the FINA Swimming World Cup at Eurosportpark on October 20, 2012 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Boris Streubel/Bongarts/Getty Images) FINA Swimming World Cup
BERLIN, GERMANY – OCTOBER 20: Nikolay Skvortsov of Russia competes in the men's 200 m butterfly heats during day one of the FINA Swimming World Cup at Eurosportpark on October 20, 2012 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Boris Streubel/Bongarts/Getty Images) We were all depressed after Sweden collapse, says Germany's Bierhoff
Die Mannschaft had to settle for draw after conceding four goals in the last hour of Tuesday's clash, and the team manager has spoken out about the post-match atmosphere FINA Swimming World Cup
BERLIN, GERMANY – OCTOBER 20: Katinka Hosszu of Hungary competes in the women's 200 m individual medley heats during day one of the FINA Swimming World Cup at Eurosportpark on October 20, 2012 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Boris Streubel/Bongarts/Getty Images) Germany's Bierhoff: We were all depressed after Sweden collapse
Die Mannschaft had to settle for draw after conceding four goals in the last hour of Tuesday's clash, and the team manager has spoken out about the postmatch atmosphere Monster putt helps Van Pelt move ahead in Perth
PERTH, Australia (Reuters) – American Bo Van Pelt rolled in a 15-metre putt at the last hole to grab a one-shot lead after the third round of the $2 million Perth International at Lake Karrinyup. “Once in a while the hole gets in the way,” Van Pelt told reporters. His eight-iron approach had finished on a back tier of the green and he was looking at a possible three-putt. “Lo and behold the ball goes in,” said the world No 24. Van Pelt closed with a 67 to finish on 12-under 204, one-shot clear of fellow American Jason Dufner (67) and two ahead of 20-year-old Emiliano Grillo of Argentina. …
Monster putt helps Van Pelt move ahead in Perth
PERTH, Australia (Reuters) – American Bo Van Pelt rolled in a 15-metre putt at the last hole to grab a one-shot lead after the third round of the $2 million Perth Internati onal at Lake Karrinyup. "Once in a while the hole gets in the way," Van Pelt told reporters. His eight-iron approach had finished on a back tier of the green and he was looking at a possible three-putt. "Lo and behold the ball goes in," said the world No 24. Van Pelt closed with a 67 to finish on 12-under 204, one-shot clear of fellow American Jason Dufner (67) and two ahead of 20-year-old Emiliano Grillo of Argentina. … 
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