The third sports newsletter

Cycling

Wollongong, Australia, Sept. 21 (Prinsa Latina) Switzerland today won the gold medal for the road cycling world championships in this Australian city by defeating Italy.

The team comprised of Nicole Koehler, Marilyn Rosser, Elise Schabe, Stefan Bisiger, Stefan Kung and Mauro Schmid, left the guest team and the Trans Alpine line behind, who completed the podium.

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Sports

HAVANA, Sept. 21 (Prensa Latina) The organizers of the Inter-Faculty Caribbean Games of the University of Havana and March 13 of the José Antonio Echeverria Center for Advanced Technological Studies (COGAE) today speed up preparations for both sporting events.

During a tour of the two institutions, Prensa Latina was able to check the atmosphere of competition and the strong sporting confrontation between the students to compete in the two competitions to be held from September 26 to November 3.

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Tennis

TOKYO, Sept. 21 (PRENSA LATINA) Spanish tennis player Paula Padusa, the number one and number four candidate in the world rankings, unexpectedly lost today in the round of 16 of the Tokyo Open to China by Zheng Chinwen 3-6, 2-6.

And upon her return to the professional circuit after falling in the second round of the US Open three weeks ago, she lost the European for the first time to Asia, ranked 36th in the world rankings.

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football

Glasgow, UK, Sep 21 (Prinsa Latina) Scotland here today took charge of Group A of the UEFA Europa League, as they beat Ukraine 3-0.

A John McGinn goal in the 70th minute and two goals from Lyndon Dykes (80 and 87) gave the Scots the win against an opponent who was indifferent on the grass at Hampden Park.

L/AM