Result for 17th June 2018

1st Division - Aasane Fotball - Ullensaker/Kisa	17/06/2018 17:00:00	GG/NG	GG		1.36		1 - 5
Naisten Liiga - Fc Honka - Ons Oulu	17/06/2018 12:00:00	O/U 1.5	Over	1.5	1.02		4 - 2
S.League - Tampines Rovers Fc - Warriors Fc	17/06/2018 10:30:00	Double Chance	1X		1.05		2 - 3
S.League - Home United Fc - Geylang Int.	17/06/2018 10:30:00	O/U 1.5	Over	1.5	1.04		2 - 0
Division 1, Norra - Skelleftea Ff - Assyriska Ff	17/06/2018 14:00:00	GG/NG	GG		1.32		2 - 2
Division 1, Norra - Sandvikens If - Carlstad United	17/06/2018 14:00:00	GG/NG	GG		1.42		0 - 3
2nd Division - Flekkeroy - Brattvag	17/06/2018 12:30:00	O/U 1.5	Over	1.5	1.08		1 - 5
2nd Division - Skeid Fotball - Hodd	17/06/2018 13:00:00	O/U 1.5	Over	1.5	1.12		1 - 1
Kakkonen - Ols Oulu - Sc Kufu 98	17/06/2018 16:30:00	GG/NG	GG		1.52		1 - 1

1st Division - Aasane Fotball - Ullensaker/Kisa	17/06/2018 17:00:00	GG/NG	GG		1.36		1 - 5
1st Division - Notodden Fk - Kongsvinger Il	17/06/2018 17:00:00	GG/NG	GG		1.48		1 - 2
1st Division - Strommen If - Tromsdalen	17/06/2018 17:00:00	GG/NG	GG		1.52		1 - 3
V-League - Sai Gon Fc - Ha Noi Fc	17/06/2018 13:00:00	Double Chance	X2		1.07		5 - 2
Vysshaya League - Fc Shakhter Soligorsk - Luch Minsk	17/06/2018 14:45:00	1X2	1		1.19		4 - 0
Naisten Liiga - Fc Honka - Ons Oulu	17/06/2018 12:00:00	1X2	1		1.06		4 - 2
Copa Chile - Universidad Catolica - Cd Cobreloa Calama	17/06/2018 21:15:00	1X2	1		1.25		0 - 2

Mane 'Very Happy' at Liverpool

Sadio Mane of Liverpool made it known that he is "very happy" at the Premier League club amid links to Real Madrid.

Mane, 26, was linked with a shock switch to the European champions after another fine campaign in England. Though Senegal international said he was happy with life at Liverpool, he was unwilling to rule out a move in the future. "I am very happy in Liverpool and my contract will last for three more years," Mane said. He added: "As I said, I'm happy in Liverpool. But you never know what will happen in the future."

Cristiano Ronaldo steals the show:

Cristiano Ronaldo's stunning hat-trick gave Portugal a dramatic 3-3 draw in their Group B opener against Spain.

Spain led with three minutes to go after Nacho Fernandez hit a wonderful 25-yard drive but Ronaldo was determined to steal the headlines for himself.

Ronaldo ended the day with a World Cup match-ball after hitting an outrageous late free-kick to ensure the spoils were shared in this blockbuster clash in Sochi. He had given Portugal a fourth-minute lead from the penalty spot after he was fouled by Madrid team-mate Nacho, restoring the lead thanks to David de Gea's horrible mistake. Diego Costa scored twice to get the 2010 champions level, with Nacho's beautiful goal having seemingly settled a high-class encounter at the Fisht Stadium. Ronaldo, though, had other ideas and stepped up to beat De Gea again with a perfect 20-yard free-kick, almost snatching all three points with a stoppage-time header.