Today (September 8th) in history, what major events and minor events have happened in the sports world, let me take a look at it!
On September 8, 2020, UEFA In the second round, Portugal defeated Sweden 2-0 away, Cristiano Ronaldo scored a goal in the second half to help the team win. The goal scored in stoppage time in the first half was the 100th goal scored by Ronaldo on behalf of the Portuguese national team.
On September 8, 2015, in the 2016 European Cup qualifiers, England beat Switzerland 2-0 at home. Rooney scored a penalty in the 84th minute and scored his first place in the England team. 50 goals, officially surpassing Bobby Charlton Sir, and enjoy the honor of the best scorer in the history of the England team.
On September 8, 2008, the 2008 US Open Men's Singles Final, Swiss champion Federer scored 6-2/7-5/6-2 in a straight three set, sweeping for the first time The British genius Murray, who broke into the Grand Slam finals, created the first record of five consecutive men's singles championships in Flushing since tennis entered the Open era in 1968.
On September 8, 2002, the 14th U.S. World Basketball Championship finals, after a difficult overtime contest, the defending champion Yugoslavia defeated Argentina 84-77 and won the World Championship. This is the fifth time they have stood on the highest podium in world basketball.
On September 8, 1993, in the 7th National Games in Beijing, the women’s 10,000 meters race,Liaoning player Wang Junxia raised the world record by 42 seconds with a time of 29:31.78.
In addition, today is the "Prince of Gymnastics" Li Ning, China's first short track speed skating (performance event) Winter Olympic champion Li Yan Beijing Olympic Badminton Women's Singles The birthdays of runner-up Xie Xingfang, Portuguese midfielder Moutinho and Colombian striker Barca.
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